I find your background interesting only because you are also a software engineer...as an engineer, you and I know that most of the coders are also board gamers. 

If your why is strong enough, the bumps in the journey are just that, bumps, not mountains that you can’t climb (there’s no mountain you can’t climb, btw).Also, remember that this is a long game. Real

The one time we still tried pursuing the  sale their agent ended up sinking the deal and wasted countless hours of our time.) 

Hey everyone.I have no experience aside from the countless articles I have read online.

I'm certain there are countless other similar stories on this website.                               

We are forever grateful to R.Kiyosaki for changing our mindset, BiggerPockets for creating a community for folks like us to get started, Brandon Turner, Ken McElroy and David Greene for writing the books which formed the bedrock of all our education as we got started, our mentor Vinny Chopra who blows us away everyday with his energy, positivity and his million-dollar habits, and countless friends that we have made during this journey.

I come across countless numbers of investors that are looking "only" for multi families, yet multi-family deals seem to be the most complicated to bring to a closing table. 

I have spoken to him for countless hours and at all times.  

I spent countless hours working before and after my 9-5 job, devoted weekends to driving for dollars, spent hours and hours on real estate education but every second has been worth it.  

I'm just thinking of the countless times I have heard that one should plan for those things just in case.