@Ashley HamiltonGirl you are my inspiration!!

Being raised with this mentality, I am lucky enough to say that as a young and inspired entrepreneurial spirit I started and ran my own car detailing business, landscaping company and of course, private drum instruction, all while attending school.

If you're looking for some inspiration and education in that area, there are tons of great blogs and podcasts specifically target at personal finance, money management, and saving for investments, travel, or whatever you value. 

Hello everyone,I have been looking for ways to get into the real estate business for a little while now and I’m turning to this great community for some advice.I have listened to many of the podcasts and I’m inspired all the time to become a real estate investor but don’t know what angle to take.

For an inspirational read CHECK OUT (not buy, go the library) "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" - Once you understand how to "mind your own business" the rest will follow.Step 1: reduce expenditures as far as possible.

Yes, we had to make sacrifices and downgrade our lifestyles to get to where we are but it was certainly worth it.Changing our lifestyles has helped us build back our rainy day fund and we are trying to get to a position where we may be able to buy a rental property towards the end of the year.I would like to sincerely thank BP community for all the content and all the guests on the podcasts who continue to inspire me on a daily basis to move forward in my investing journey.

My goal is to be an inspiration and help to those of all experience levels and to make the transition into MF less intimidating.Is there some way that I can help you to achieve your future goals?

Gives me inspiration to expand beyond my 6 units I have already. :)

The stories are really inspiring to a lot of folks, so you are definitely making a positive impact by sharing them.  

., Scott & family, Four Leaf, Inspire, Matt F., are in full agreement with that and are buying investment grade properties where ever they can find them at prices that make sense.