The bottom line is that you have to follow applicable rules no matter how you invest or which vehicle you use, successful investors embrace the rules for their benefits.Your statement above is too generic.

Hello all,I'm a 24 year old investor in the Charlotte market, moved down here from NYC last summer to stay with family and have really embraced this fast growing city.Want to start out by saying thanks to everyone on here, I've gained so much knowledge over the past few months from bigger pockets and was able to purchase my first property in Charlotte (with the help of an investor) .

James, don't fear technology, embrace it with your heart, but firstly, with your wallet.I was led to this link by looking up this ken guy by this interesting link:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/61/topics/73148-investment-statistical-analysisbummer that they went the snake oil route vs a potentially a "higher and better use" (if not highest and best) of the concept in the REI market.

Every single person that didnt; enjoy or learn to embrace the language we were learning, didnt like learning language in general, thought they were too old, didnt like the way they were being taught, didn't think that what we were learning would ever be applicable, or plain old got lazy, failed.

real estate investing and being an entrepreneur has been a life long dream of mine since as long as I can remember and this time, and with support from my wife and the motivation to give my son and daughter a better life for being there for them, I am doing everything I possibly can to embrace my 2 years I have left and just read books about business and real estate investing in rental properties.advice will be greatly appreciated since this is a very exciting moment for me and the more I prepare for 2020, the more knowledgeable I will be.

Embrace BP for what it is... a fix for real estate junkies!

Embrace some new technology and don't inconvenience your tenants by making them drive to your bank to pay you rent. 

. $521 billion in "extremely delinquent" notes still on the books, financial institutions will be liquidating these on the secondary market which provides a very good opportunity for those who embrace NPLs and learn how to profit from them. 

I've been in the business a long time, and can say with confidence I embrace the opportunity to see something (like land or property in general) I've not seen before, especially when I am already there (physically there) and the time involvement is very low (10-15 minutes, maybe less).

Professionally, I embrace the pros; however, on a personal note, I am a private person who views that the cons issue is borderline.Regards,