You’d be surprised how willing people are to help if they see you're genuinely motivated.

When you see the property, you'll inevitably be influenced by your own taste when, in reality, what matters is first and foremost the the profitability of your investment.

-of the people who are interested, most will want a price that is too high.so out of that, you might get a small number of actual leads / motivated sellers.with that said, though, are you networking with investors and wholesalers? 

Lot's of motivated sellers.

The younger generation now sees that money can be made remote and by influencing or other things online, but it doesn't make you lendable (and most quit each thing every four months so never get the two years they need as 1099).

We have been swept by the influencers touting the benefits of cost seg, so we are wondering how come nobody ever mentioned that it might not fully appy during the first year in service.You relied on two almost equally awful sources of information: influencers and IRS publications.

Chances are you already know someone within your circle of influence that can help you.

I’m motivated to bring the same dedication to real estate.I’d love to connect with others who started small and scaled their portfolios or anyone experienced in land flipping, wholesaling, or creative financing strategies.

Typically they already have a blueprint that they can readily see from their parents examples, but the motivation and drive is not there.

I was a foster child who put myself through college on my own, and I have relied on some good friends for a place to stay as I grew up, which has motivated me to create a better life for myself.I have done a lot of research on real estate, and from my perspective, it seems as if wholesaling, which I feel my sales skills may help with, would be a good place to start to make some extra money to speed up the investing process.