Then start cutting your teeth by getting out there and doing deals.

Nice story Charlie, and this goes to show that one, ten, or a hundred pushy obnoxious recruiters violating the rules Don’t define eXp whatsoever. 

Go drive for Uber 1 weekend/month with no risk whatsoever. 

Hi BiggerPockets,I am a totally new potential RE investor from Vancouver, hoping to make my first purchase next year.I was introduced to REI about a month ago, with no previous background on the subject whatsoever, and have since then started reading books and conducting research. 

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

I've seen things trade in my market at 4% CAPs on actuals going in but the Buyer knew that by pulling on a few levers they could increase the return to 8 or 9% because either the property was not being managed/operated at it's full capacity OR there was some other piece to the deal (ie adjoining raw land to develop).If you're looking at STNL assets, then your thought on CAP vs Interest rates does have some teeth (at least for the individual looking to grow wealth through RE rather than preserve it).

I'm not experienced whatsoever, but @Sean Kline is a great person to talk to. 

Bob H. makes a great point about moving the fridge away from the stove, as that's not an efficient or aesthetically pleasing setup whatsoever but can be resolved by simply relocating the fridge.

You could brush your teeth at the sink and take a dump at the same time.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.