You need to commit to your marketing and not start/stop it - it takes time, repetition and lots of offers. 

I can hang drywall at a decent pace, but taping and finishing it is a skill that comes with years of repetition.

There are plenty of multi, multi millionaires who built most or all of their fortunes via repetitive house hacking.As you progress, you can work your way up to larger and nicer properties (house hacking doesn't require you to live with housemates--you can use owner occupant debt to househack a small multifamily property up to four units)....and to clarify: I'm not talking about hypotheticals.

Start making a list of repetitive, simple tasks that you are always doing and start there. 

I think he would do better with fewer books and less repetition but the one you referred to is very good. 

Due to my own idiotic repetition of mistakes in debt building, I decided to push forward into REI while working a full time job.

There are endless and repetitive exceptions to everything not of record at the time the policy is issued.

I learned a few things ( a ton) on BP by repetition of others with more experience.  1st, it isnt passive income...you still have a certain amount of work and responsibility cut out for you, even with a management company.  2nd, grow the money you have in your "wallet"... don't wait years to be able to finally apply it towards something grand. 

Sorry if this is a repetitive topic.

Some of the trainers, coaches and mentors suggest blanket repetitive leafleting, postcard in windows, local advertising in various forms and bandit boarding in a chosen areas among other methods to get inbound calls from motivated sellers.If you are looking to buy a list can you rely upon the answers given to questions raised?