Once I discovered what I was good at, things took off.

Even bird dogging takes some knowledge, gas for your car, and someone to pay you for your leads.If you can find another job, any job, it will buy you time for studying, learning from others here, and you can also begin working on your credit.

Lastly, as you filter your list(s) and vet callers who respond, you'll discover that you can improve your sales conversions by targeting better qualified leads if you take the time to look for triggers that motivate them to do business with you.

I'm in the process of finding/discovering/qualifying leads myself and I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Also, sometimes there's a "future land use" study the county puts out that shows where they want zoning to go in the future.

I recently discovered there are organizations that will pay for veterans to get their real estate license, which I keep hearing on the podcast has certain advantages, so it is one thing I am considering.I am still doing as much research as I can and haven't completed any deals yet.

For example, my Discover card offered 'balance transfer' with a 0 % APR for fifteen months.

@Felicia Pryor I would say that all you really need is biggerpockets, I have never looked into the courses you mentioned, but I have bought and studied several courses, and at the end of the day biggerpockets has helped me 10 times more than all of them put together.

I have been studying this for a long time.

This is probably why it was a natural fit when I discovered my forte niche, probate.