Are there any other things that would aid in building trust when dealing with a Real Estate Investor?

I have worked at the Dry Cleaners for almost 5 years as its was my first Job out of high school and an easy one, but the potential for a substantial increase in income is nill due to the limited hours and potential for the business to expand.I was taking classes at College of San Mateo to pursue a degree in Physics, however, due to financial aid issues and my difficulty with Calculus, that has been put on hold. 

It also opens up avenues for them to start requesting like and kind reimbursements for living expenses, and they could keep trying to come to that well every time.If you do choose to give aid, I wouldn't do it as a rent credit, but a receipt reimbursement. 

Since I work full time in healthcare, I GENERALLY intend to use the license for MLS access to help run comps for my investing (buy and holds, yellow letter campaigns, etc...).Time to set a new goal......let the brainstorming begin!

I am thinking healthcare/medical like clinic, inpatient/outpatient, MedNow to takeover property in a NNN deal so I am get out of daily operations. 

Worked in Health Care field for the past 3 years but looking to switch to a job where I'm more immersed in RE.

"Drinking the Kool-Aide" to just get out there and do is what some people need and how they operate in all areas of their life.Bottom line, I believe these types of messages need to be balanced with honest information first and then followed up with the cheerleading to go try it."

You get an "all-around" investment with good forward appreciation projections, buffer against recession (lots of business, amenities, events, vacation, education, healthcare, etc), and exit strategies (high rent to price ratios generally speaking for a desirable metro).

Most of them will get some insurance or other aid money too.

I am a part time student with financial aid and am not currently working.