My current annual income is $72K, with credit score of 550 (it was 580, but dropped 30 points since I've just paid off my financed car in a lump sum, which closed the account completely lowering my overall longest opened account that was paid on time for the past 3 years). 

I’m pretty up to date on the Money Podcast and I’ve just started the Real Estate Podcast so I’m tracking with you there, I’d definitely prefer a duplex.

I’ve just joined BiggerPockets and in the very beginning stages of gaining knowledge on how my husband and I can join the real estate investing market.

I don't have personal experience buying through them to say one way or the other, I've just talked directly with some of their buyers and heard their experiences, but what I do know is that I don't like how Roofstock encourages investors to not need to do their own due diligence.

I know this is a tough market, so for the past few months, I've just been reading and learning as much as I can.

You hear a lot about house hack or do the remodeling yourself in the beginning, so I guess I’ve just assumed that some of those projects would’ve involved electrical work.

I've just been reading/preparing for so long and I decided it was finally time to stop planning and start taking action. 

I’ve just heard Brandon and a few other guests on the podcast and webinars promote the multi offer deal to get buyers to say which one instead of yes or no.

I have leads but I’ve just been struggling to find time to reach out to a 100 people a day since I am in grad school and I work.

I've just never understood what new guys are expecting to learn in 3 years that can't be learned in 30 days.