Regardless if you have skills in finding deals or have access to capital, without a good network, you won't close the deal.I agree you need a good network in real estate, but my issue with this belief is that too many aspiring investors get caught up in the networking process and spend little to no time developing actual real estate skills (marketing, sales, negotiation, analysis).

Hello,Doing the obligatory intro for my profile;) I’m a handyman LLC owner in Tennessee with aspirations to move into house flipping.

@Michael JudgeI was an entrepreneur before and after college.

I believe he had good intentions and big aspirations but it became too massively difficult to control. 

If you aspire to be a landlord, you're going to know the ins and outs from understanding this perspective.

Hello.I have two duplex units in the Cleveland, Ohio area with a market value of $445,000 with two different lenders, and I currently have aspirations of building a 5-unit townhome in the area.

I'm an aspiring wholesaler ready to learn from experience investors and grow together in successs

Hey Artiom - investor friendly lender and aspiring investor as well (actively looking).

The CFP® certification requires rigorous study and hands-on experience, which you seem prepared to tackle.I've been in the financial planning field for several years now and currently teach aspiring CFPs at Golden Gate University.

If you shoot me a DM I'll send you information about our upcoming Free webinars and other resources we've created to empower local entrepreneurs and investors to transform underutilized properties into awesome community assets that benefit all.