You just keep pushing forward and before long your haters will aspire to be you :)

Originally posted by @Christos Dimopoulos:Hello Fellow BP Members,I am a 24 (soon to be 25) year-old aspiring Real Estate investor.

Well the company would only hand out 3 to 5 leads a week and you better get your sales on those and of course the top producers got the hot leads. ( think the movie Glenn Garry Glen Ross a must see for most aspiring RE folks) any way my dad save a few dollars and bought a printing press ... said printing press was in our one car garage of our apartment.. guess who ran said printing press after school at 8 years old.Then guess how those direct mail pieces got to the houses..

So with a social site that is full of those trying to crack into the business and want to go from starting to rich as quick as possible without pay the real dues or disregard to the laws of the land or fair play.. they see these types of profits as something to aspire to...

I'm just a simple aspiring real estate investor who is looking to do business the way I find most appropriate and to learn from each and every person I come across - you included.Look, I'm happy that bandit signs are working out for you and I wish you success.

So, a little of this begs the question as to whether you are adding soley function or making this a little more aspirational, but I will leave that to those with a marketing degrees.

He's no longer with us, but his advice, knowledge and attitude are always here to inspire the aspiring wholesaler: @Ryan Webber Rest in Peace my Friend....you helped to change my life.

Hey BP, my name is Jamin Solomon and I’m a new aspiring investor in the Fort Walton Beach, FL area.

These types of stories are what every new investor should be aspiring to, especially people like @Brian Adams    and @John Lenhart who started in residential and was able to move into commercial. 

I'm particularly drawn to the concepts of Sub-To and seller finance and aspire to learn and apply these strategies in my own investments.Recently, I came across Pace Morby's Gator Lending Training, and it caught my attention.