In my opinion, it's just a sign that you're pushing the envelope of knowledge, testing your limits and gaining new experience that will propel you forward in your career.The best way to get past it is to ensure that you have a strong network of people who have experience above and beyond yours, and to consult them when you are feeling "stuck" or "confused."

Given your background at Edward Jones, you can propel those skills sets to success in this business.

I was wondering if anyone possibly had a contract example I could use to help me propel to a successful start!

Does anybody with more hindsight wish they did things in a different order to propel them into real estate success faster?

If possible, consider another form of property in the area that will help propel the value of your current investment. 

if government did not reduce the amount of money, it would propel inflation...Now the situation started being similar... you are right looking as this way... but we also had a problem with supply.  

You guys cannot use the same advisor/cpa if they don't know how, or are uncomfortable with, using real estate to propel your wealth.  

What would propel the growth you're talking about?

Hi @Bradley Snyder, I had heard similar information that propelled me into a conversation with a lender about a specific 2nd home/vacation home purchase and I heard from them that it would have to be 15% down. 

I’m looking for real estate investment groups and courses in my area, to propel my investment adventure.