Run and study deals as often as you can, and keep an eye out for what is working/profiting/cash-flowing.

I will continue to listen, to read and study.

@Brandon HallI am certain by the time you review and study the final version you will get rid of the "mud" for your and they can continue to do whatever they do best.

I’m a house flipper and one of the reasons I am currently studying to get my license is because I no longer like playing the waiting game for my realtor.

@Padma RaoI can ask you how much you have in studying the market?

I've been doing a lot of self-study about investing in MF for the last 2 years.

Commitment to the Small Disciplines - Once you have studied successful people and their habits, begin to take action by emulating them.

This guy from I'm told work with a few other investors, same deal, he find the deals, they put the money in.Some years back, I studied, real estate at NYU and a professor had an approach never spoke about in these parts, especially in no money down discussions.

I have been studying real estate and following BiggerPockets for about 4 years now.

For every 1 hour of studying you need at least 5-10 hours of field work.