I'm sure that @Scott Trench and @Mindy Jensen are appreciative of all the passion for making Biggerpockets a better place and to help it continue evolving to meet the needs of the many different types of members who are here. 

Hi Jim, Just some of my random thoughts.What you would do and what I would do are probably not for similar reasons, although the results might be the same.Multi-family is my passion, (not real estate), it's the structures I like, and housing people, and the interior refurbishments, and I am congruent with this 100%.Real state is a bigger definition, does it excite you to own a big warehouse with semi-truck docks and big yellow painted parking bollards, or to NNN lease to a Grocery store, or to own the building that several doctors and dentists practice in?

Hello all, I am a recent college graduate in operations management and am passionate about building my real estate portfolio.

His chosen career path doesn't pay a ton, so I want him to have more income streams so he can do what he's passionate about.

As someone passionate about networking and collaborating with like-minded individuals, I am always seeking opportunities to connect with fellow investors and professionals in the region.If you have any recommendations or insights regarding local CRE investment meetups, I would greatly appreciate your input.

I’m easy going and passionately committed to growing as an investor—if you’re not familiar with my line of work, I’m efficient with time and project management, especially under pressure.

The coolest part of BiggerPockets is its ability to connect like-minded individuals who share a passion for real estate investing.

Plus my passion is finding ways to protect affordable housing, so looking for 1 per cent homes.

I have a great passion for history in general, but especially for my hometown.

The best thing to do is find an area that you are passionate about, and research, research, research, then anaylize,anaylize, anaylize, then buy.