I believe networking will always be a fundamental part of any business someone decides to undertake with real estate being no exception.

I know it’s hard to accept, but this is the way of life.This is fundamentally the position I planned to take as I read through responses.

Sounds like good fundamentals shared about the region, but you’ll have to verify the supply/demand forecast.

Can it be done, yes, but if you have the discipline to follow all of the basic fundamental ideas he teaches to manage your personal finances, you have what it takes to use debt responsibly. 

However, it is not fundamentally a bad deal for the seller.

I know the fundamentals may be similar to RE however looking at a business I’m sure there’s a different way to evaluate a company.

If they're buying because they think the market will continue to appreciate at 5% a year and you disagree then you'll end up with fundamentally different ROI scenarios.  

No books on how to create wealth, how to make money in real estate, etc, are going to fix that fundamental issue.Take a step back and talk about what you want your life to look like in 5 or 10 years.

I focused on learning the investing fundamentals which consisted of the continued mastery of my mindset, my ability to communicate with people, and understanding both traditional and creative financing so I have flexibility in leverage property.After I finished my training program....it took 5 months of prospecting FSBO's & rental adds on Craigslist before I found my first two deals (a day apart).

If you truely study the fundamentals of our economy, you will see that there are no signs of a let down coming.