Depending on what platform your using I recommend Wordpress.  

I suggest you use this platform (BiggerPockets) to ask as many questions as you can think of and learn as much as you can.What are your goals in real estate?

I don't necessarily think there needs to be a dedicated forum for failure stories (or should there be?).

I have a good job that I love, but which allows me some extra time to dedicate to other interests.  

Your dedication will make it a successful project.Cheers

I've been very interested in the crowdfunding industry over the past few years, and think that BiggerPockets is a natural place for real estate crowdfunding to evolve - lot's of knowledgeable but low net worth investors here on the platform, with the intellect and background to invest, but lacking opportunity.I will be following this thread, and hope to see some great tips and advice.  

This seems to me the best way to get my foot in the door and do some active learning, while still having the time to dedicate towards my job.  

Because of this I understand hard work and dedication, but I do not want to rely on my family for everything.Between me and my partner we will have approximately $25,000 to begin our company. 

I have a business plan and excels specifically for commercial real estate investing along with a full commitment and dedication to RE investing.

Due to the recent MERS outbreak, the image many have a Korea is probably this:But there’s a dedicated group of MeetUp Members out here who aren’t letting MERS, rain, or the fact it’s Saturday stop them from pursuing their goal of investing in real estate.In this anniversary article written by BiggerPockets CEO Josh Dorkin about the 10th Anniversary of BiggerPockets, he mentioned a small meetup out in South Korea:(In fact this ‘small’ group has grown quite large, going from its 3 original members: @John Van Uytven, @Benjamin Hauser, and me to over 247 registered members.)This past Saturday, June 20, we had our latest meetup.