Make it a habit to engage with like minded people, whether that is your family, other investors at your local REIA or here at BP :)I live by this motto: Do now, what other people are not willing to do.

I am strongly considering starting my career as a mortgage consultant to learn applicable skills that will teach me about that part of the real estate investing industry while building relationships with many key players that will help with my business.

Don't just stop engaging after introducing yourself.

A good domain definitely  helps but I think that the business on real estate  investment that most people on Biggerpockets appear to be engaged in will not benefit by paying above the normal price of around $12.00.  

We are an engaged couple in Cheyenne just discovering the real estate world.

I would only recommend doing it on a fixer upper where the players have cash and waive appraisals, etc. 

There are a good number of meet ups and networking events in the area where you could meet other investors, agents, lawyers, etc. and get to know the other players in the area.

I am fairly new to real estate investing and would like advice from more experienced landlords: Income: The application was from an engaged couple in their late 30s.

Although I've had this BP account for 1 year we experienced difficulties with the app and failed to engage.

The tenant never knew this was the case, but it was clearly an instruction to me that alternative actions would be required should the tenant(s) begin to display problematic behavior.On more than one occasion those particular subtenants asked "what happens if I just walk away" and my response was always "remember, you signed a personal guarantee" never adding anything more and then changing the subject.Thankfully, I never had to engage a significant default with those that evolved into problem tenants (other than really late rents) and was able to resolve any issues through continuous communication with the tenant.