I just kept having faith that no matter how much struggling that I would be put through I wouldn’t give up in what I’m doing and what I believe in.

The guy he invested with his is someone he trusted and 100% faith in.

The landlord-owner seeks in good faith to recover possession of the dwelling so that he or a member of his or her immediate family (child, including stepchild and adopted child, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, mother, father, mother-in-law and father-in-law) may live in it;2.

You have to put a lot of faith in them when you don't have experience. 

It's a CRAZY sellers market due to low inventory.My personal opinion is that the source of the shortage is the general public's lack of faith in the supposed economic recovery.  

Not necessarily wholesaling per se, not making lowball offers and selling it to an investor, but rather handing over good deals in good faith to build a relationship with investors.

@Doug SpenceScared money doesn't make money - a lot of people struggle with taking a leap of faith when they're doing something new that that they don't fully understand yet.

Keep a cordial relationship and move on in good faith knowing you are moving in a direction that will hopefully benefit your business.  

A REIT will give you some sense of safety because your risk is spread out over many properties but you then put your faith in someone Else's ability to choose and mange property.

At your age, you've got the time and the motivation and you'll find opportunity regardless if you are pursuing this in good faith, with open eyes, and an ear for constructive feedback.A lot of times with startup businesses, you'll realize where or what the true need is after you launch your product or service.