They want to see that you have your priorities in order, meaning your child and family comes first before everything else and that if real estate investment is your calling, you're passionate about it- probably that the few hours of free time you (like any new parent) have each day, are spent developing excellence and experience and education around real estate investing, not in tv or the other trivial things that so many of us pursue each day.So I would suggest you get stable income, then begin pursuing your real estate license, then educate yourself on investing and get all the experience you can.

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I am really strong in Multifamily rehabs and I am searching for someone that can appreciate my work because this is my passion I wake up every morning so happy because I really love my job but right now the company that I am working for doesn't appreciate my work and I feel under paid, the way I work with my crews and my relationship with material suppliers is really valuable and I know there is someone out there that is searching for a person like me.

I am quite quickly becoming passionate about real estate, but in the crazy market we have now, I could use all the advice I can get.

Hi my name is jeremySo recently ive stumbled across bigger pockets and am trying to learn how to get started in the real estate investing world Its always been a passion and dream to do this even as a kid but i didnt think it was possible without large amounts of capital i see now that there are other ways tho i am not fully aware and understanding themSo let me start with an introduction hi im jeremy, im a plumbers apprentice and actively saving , currently i live at home after moving back when the whole rent and live with roommates thing didnt work and i felt like i was not getting anywhere paying rent vs paying payments on a loan , ive got a few thousand right now and am in a odd spot as i dont know if i should stop putting money away for a loan payment and buy a car ( i lost mine due to black ice and insurance didnt cover) i dont necessarily need it to work but i think it will be needed to look at potential properties when im getting ready to pull that triggerAnyways my plan when i first started my job was to just get fully licensed in plumbing and once i have it i would be knowledgeable enough to do most if not all plumbing repairs in any property thinking it would be saving me thousands of dollars when/if i needed to do any type of repair to the unit or its water/heating systems vs paying for it, granted as i get more and more property ill doubt ill still be interested in doing it but i figured its a good stable job to start with and i could always fall back on if needed.

I've been working as an analyst for the past few years but I feel as though real estate is my passion.

Reading books, watching YouTube videos, and spending some time here on BP.

Hello to all,I am new to this forum, but have been watching the youtube videos and following REIA for quite some time now, just never pulled the trigger...which brings me here.  

As an investor and Architect, I am very passionate about this issue and would welcome hearing differing thoughts.

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