I'm a fast learner.

Hey guys,So I'm a month or two away from completing my move to the United States, Pittsburgh specifically, and I need a whole bunch of help figuring out what I should pursue once I get over there, so I've started doing some research.A bit about me:As per the title, 27, moving to the US from New Zealand, and have around $100k cash at my disposalFiance lives in the US, and makes around $40k a yearHave experience flipping houses, done 4 to date, I'm competent at and confident with most aspects of construction and project managingHave experience being a landlord, although I suspect I'll have to relearn most of it with the different laws and suchI have no college level or professional qualifications, I just finished high school, attended university but dropped out to pursue real estateA very fast learner and willing to lead or work under someone.So that's basically my background.

I’m a Quick learner.

I am a quick learner and after I do it once I get it and know how to do it for next time.

I consider myself a lifelong learner and i am the one who will not stop asking questions until i understand the matter.

I am an eager learner and looking for a mentor, so let me know if you know of any good ones.

Learners are earners.

Hey all!

I’m a complete novice from England, currently living in Mt Joy, PA with my wife. I’ve always loved the idea of being a RE investor, and having a passive income stream to replace my full time gig.

When I fir...

I've got nowhere near the sophistication that some of you have regarding economics (though I pay attention and am a fast learner), so I'm not really posting to argue a point, as much as to learn from your perspectives.There are some things I don't understand about the arguments about whether supply side economics does or doesn't work.

I've always been more of a hands on learner.