This is my last year of school and am starting to educate and immerse myself in the real estate industry.

His personal winery that was catering to the 40 to 80 dollar bottles at retail.. suffered tremendously and many went out of business and ended up being sold to celebrities and very rich business folks. not people interested in making money which is a lot of what happens in Napa.so in short your tenants will not store wine they will buy a bottle and drink it.. maybe buy 2 or 3 but that will be it. 

In that industry, you might go back to all the folks who called you and fix their cars.

I'm guessing the reason the lady you mentioned can't get rid of her Turn Key properties without taking a loss is because she was sold an investment property at a retail price. 

I just came across a great deal that is being listed through an agent (retail).

Starting in February 2015 I started the real estate industry with literally no knowledge, i didn't even understand how mortgages work (the Stupid me.)

Success in this industry comes down to your ability to build a name for yourself by delivering great customer service and adding real value in a specific niche.Spend WiselyBe smart about where you spend your marketing dollars, especially in the beginning.

This is an "ad platform" model, and the one many project-driven issuers are using as it is exempt from all regulation (the offerings themselves still have to comply with SEC rules and state securities dealer laws, but the portal itself is free from oversight so long as it conducts business legally).There is a lot of internal industry debate about which is the best and there is disagreement among securities attorneys knowledgeable in the space about what is required.  

Hello,I am new Investor who recently joined Bigger Pockets with the intent to learn, grow, and be surrounded by like minded individuals who will motivate me to keep moving forward in this industry.  

"I and those who are professionally related to the real estate industry use the term "real estate operator" as defined by law and the IRS Code, I didn't define this.It boils down to "Active" and "Passive" Income, active is a real estate operator, passive is an investor.