Many aspects of RE are as much an art as a science, subjective decisions, again, these can't really be duplicated by one person, especially if they lack experience.

I am currently reading Tom Hopkins's Mastering the Art of Selling Real Estate.

Great beer, vibrant arts, 300 days of sun, legal weed (if that's your thing), and proximity to the mountains. 

It's an art, not a science by the way.

@Art Perkitny, Apologies for the delayed reply. 

She has used large nails to hang no less than 10 tchotchkes (I can't even call it art) on each and every wall in the house.

Purchase price: $2,150,000 Cash invested: $407,000 Sale price: $3,990,000 This 9 Unit Multi-Family is located in the Alamitos Beach Long Beach, CA. 11 beds, 9 baths, approximately 6,383 square feet and was built in 1959.this is a value add bottom-up investment approach Stabilization estimate 6 - 9 months. 6-7% Rental Cash on Cash Return25%+Sale (disposition) Cash on Cash ReturnThe property has 6 parking garages.3-minute drive, 9-minute walk to the beachGrand Prix, Located walking distance to trendy restaurants, shopping, art, coffee

Success all starts with the mind, if you can not convince your self in becoming a success, you will never be a success.

Ask your self a few simple questions!

How long have you wanted to be a real estate investor?
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There is no reason I have to wait for my diploma to begin my career as a real estate investor.So that you understand my intentions with RE, here are some personal reasons for my particular passion in this business:- It is an art form in my eyes- I had multiple stretches of homelessness in my childhood- I want to build relationships that will benefit future endeavors- I want to create multiple streams of income and bring diversity to my portfolio- Gain capital for other business investmentsThis post is written in effort to find a coaches/mentors/partners in this business.

I am a visual artist and arts educator and my husband is an architect.