Many people waste years, in no thousands of dollars, before coming to this realization.There is still a roll for you to play, even if you're not "passionate about real estate".Think of it like a live professional sporting event...There are players on the field, fans in the stands and vendors (usually selling fan gear) inside and outside the stadium or arena.Everyone has a part to play, and when it goes well, everyone has a great time.The folks on the field are the ones who should be on the field.

Real Estate investing is a Team sport and it takes a strong team to ensure success.

@Adrian Chu Flipping IE is a popular sport. 

Finished, rent will be approaching the $800-900pm mark.Admittedly one house we bought for $15k was done for sport.

I think a lot has to do also with how you both like to learn, I spent a lot of time growing up traveling for sports so I got used to working online at a young age and I did not miss the classroom interaction and anytime I did have an issue I just emailed them and someone would get back to me pretty quickly.

I was going to post this a few days ago, but had trouble with the site, so here it goes:Thanks for being open and a good sport. 

it's a contact sport, the more people you contact, the better you'll do.  

Have been many times a year for diving, lobster season, sport fishing and just to visit and bring out of town family.

Be smart and you shouldn't have anything to worry about.Furthermore, the city is currently undergoing massive redevelopment; a new sports arena, an international bridge crossing comes soon, streetcar line downtown, and billions on top of billions put into redevelopment of vacant/derelict structures.

If reading between the lines looks like you maybe do sub too deals and or owner finance and I guess you find owners that require no money down to take control of their property.. or something like that.you mention a sports star..