Underestimating the time commitment necessary for successFunny how the more complicated, higher risk, and more knowledge required to succeed in a Particular aspect of real estate the easier and simpler the gurus make it sound.

And see me succeed.  

Cut out the real estate commissions and it could help you succeed.

I was hit by an 18 wheeler 2 years ago - my fault- and tried to start a business last summer that didn't succeed, which it shouldn't have, being that I hated every minute of mobile detailing, and I recently got to where I am at least head above water, but I am paycheck to paycheck.

However, if they perceive this financial loss as tuition for their new career—a valuable part of their education in real estate—they are more likely to succeed.

Because we can't help you.You need to have a long term and growth type mindset to succeed in real estate. 

Between my photo copies of government ID, lease where they initial and sign all over, and the signed application with all of their personal information which I verified through a background check, I think it may be difficult for them to succeed with this.I feel a tenant should always pay the credit card fees. 

I know a few Big Dog who didn't succeed at first and sit down to talk with other Big Dogs or Phill/Shenoa to get on the right track.

I wanted to succeed as a real estate investor, but certainly not look like THAT!

I've seen investors succeed in both.