I have decided to pursue a career in real estate investing and brokerage. I need your advise on the steps to take to be successful in REI. Thank u all for your contribution and time.

It's up to you to mold and train this person to really service you as an investor.  

I work full time as a train operator here in NYC for the biggest subway system in the world.

Shoot me a private message and I'll share my free training with you. : )Ashley

Next, week, find a job that has flexible hours and does not require extensive training you don't have (I am thinking tutoring with that expensive degree for whatever you majored in in college, you can get 12-18 dollars per hour no sweat working in your leisure).Then, make a plan for how you will add value to another investor's business and start getting your beak wet at meetings, on here, offer anything you can, the more creative you are and the more willing to hustle you are, the farther you will go.  

If anyone has followed my recent posts about the train wreck that is my ex mentor, it's no surprise that I'd have problems with the mailings guy.My experience as a newbie is a warning to other newbies: stay away from shady people lest they trap you in their web/network of *&%#@.

@Bobby Vangwelcome to BP and good luck closing out your degree and your license training. 

@Tre Ballard - Welcome to BP.Yes, it shows that if you listen to good advice and take heed, the outcome can be positive as described.Now, you are energized and want to take your training, experience and confidence to the next level.Good luck with your REI activities and continue to update us about your success and challenges.

I trained her and showed her how to find great deals, and we provide all of the necessary material for her to do a proper job.

Thanks......JDJD7 years ago I went to a $3,900 training offered by Bruce Norris located in Riverside, Ca.