The more people you interact with and immerse yourself into the real estate world, the more you will embody the knowledge.

Dial in on that and start there if its SF then start immersing yourself in SF, learn everything there is to know about it, how its valued, typical items to watch for etc... and then learn the language of that niche and the nuances.Market, what market do you want to be in, drive the market and look at buildings research crime rates and vacancy talk to PM's in that market.

In my book, there are four rules to (real estate) success:Overcome inertia to get in the game by take consistent productive actionDon't do things that could take you out of the game with a single bad moveDo things to extend and enhance your gameplay Create a system to get better, in some aspect, every dayYou've already demonstrated that you are all over Rule #1, so it's time to consider #2 and #3!

Although it did affect my "full immersion" into the culture I was within, it was really neat knowing that I could conduct business on the home-front from one of the most remote places on Earth.

It is an inexpensive way to add some nifty small appliances to the pantry. https://www.kohls.com/search.j...We have the toaster (it is a spare), the mini chopper, the personal blender, the immersion blender, and the hand mixer (2 of those).

I immediately immersed myself into it and tried to see which side of things I liked most.

Over the years, I have immersed myself in learning about real estate, but haven't really pulled the trigger on many properties.

Rather it has to be immersive listening and searching for content from those who are getting the results I their lives that you want in your life.Third, associate with others who are getting the results in life that you want.

I'm a quick study when I'm immersed in the thick and thin of things. 

I've been immersing myself in the BP Podcasts, which have been incredibly educational!