@David Faulkner  I am now an official lyft driver.. not sure I can figure out how to use the app though.. but will try it one Sat morning for fun.. it was a funny processyou show up and they have to inspect the car.. guy says turn on the engine.. ( I said I don't have an engine  he looks at me  funny)  I said DUDE this is an electric car it just goes.. kind of stunned then he had to make sure the seat belts worked.. and boom the Tesla was approved.then of course you have to upload your stuff on your EYE phone with pictures and that was cool never did that before so if nothing else I leaned how to do that.but then and its a big but.. they hit you with a test at the end.. and its the rules of a cabbie basically so I flunked that.. they were shocked.. but I got to take it when I got home and only missed one the second time around.. so now I know when I pick someone up I am to turn the music down and greet them with a warm hello.. also I should not smoke in my car or allow others to. some other pearls.what I found interesting was the lady next to me was saying the reason she is doing it.is she works right by the airport.. so on her way to work she can pick someone up.. and when going home she is hoping she can take someone from airport towards her home.. thereby making money on her normal commute.. a few of the others said same thing they just want to pick folks up on the commute.  

Home owners too.Recent Beacon study on economics.

After a few months of studying for and getting my Real Estate license and countless hours setting up business entities, bank accounts, and the 1 million other things a new business needs I got to actually do some work!

Get started studying on your own.

After spending hours the night before studying the process of the probate, i knew that i would possibly need attorney info, beneficiary info, property address, beneficiary address, as well as when the petition for probate was initiated.

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 :)I've bought the books from Brandon about Rental Property Investing, Managing Rental Properties, and raising money to buy rental properties... so I feel I have a lot of head knowledge from BP and my form my earlier 20+ years of studies on renting, but I am completely lacking in experience, which I know is the most important factor... hoping to chat with you all here as I go about gaining that.  

Hi All, I have been studying up on real estate investing for a few years now.

After a year of study, working with a mentor and buying two rentals, you would think this wouldn't be an issue but my guts are tied up in knots thinking about the calls coming in and the logistics of putting an actual off-market deal together!!

Study up on low income investing (there are a lot of forums, a few podcasts, I have a weekly personal BP blog), see if you can stomach it.