It seems the general attitude of many unlicensed brokers is to walk away if they cannot assign.

Originally posted by Derek Smith:J Scott, who I have much respect for, states in his bio that he has never bought a course or attended a seminar...First, I have nothing against paid coaching, in theory...I'm not of the attitude that all paid learning is bad...as long as the student does his due diligence and puts in the *right type* of effort...In terms of full disclosure, I did spend $59 on a half-day seminar back when I first started.

This is the attitude I'm excited to bring to Real Estate Investing.  

Knowledge and attitude will help overcome anyone that is concerned with your age.

Growth begins with individual attitudes which carries us to action, spending and hiring.

As we drove into this development my mood and attitude quickly changed.

It depends more on your personal attitude towards investing than anything else though.

Many walk into the IRS with an attitude or don't know what they are doing.

For my studio apartments I would accept a person who is just starting out and doesn't have a score yet if their employment history and attitude are good.  

I'm really just a new guy in real estate but I have an attitude so after looking this morning for what's new in my market area that has the keyword "investor" in it, I found this http://www.recolorado.com/homes-for-sale/12647-Cou...I wish I had my real estate license (which I think I will get someday soon) so that I could make a comment on the property's potential for selling based on what the agent listed.