If so then your agent can ethically write and submit multiple offers, if not then your agent is doing the right thing by his client (you) and the consumer (the general public) by not writing these.  

That's how I got started as well, consuming as many BP podcasts as possible.

But when i get a deal that consumes a lot of time initially will go dormant. 

SEO can be tricky, time consuming and not as cost effective as other avenues of leads.

Any time you see a person driving a luxury car (Mercedes, BMW, etc.) with no assets or investments they fundamentally have a consumers' mindset. 

I'd get a few books from BPs bookstore, or buy them on Audible and fly through them like I did. https://www.biggerpockets.com/storeStart to simply consume info and data daily for the niche you are diving into, make it your duty to do so.

Filing paperwork for each and maintaining bank accounts, etc for a ton of properties becomes very time consuming and expensive.

Besides this real estate being something that absolutely consumers my mind, it’s good to hear some positive on here from people that have been in it.

I actually have found that I have two primary challenges: deals and owners.Finding deals, while not difficult, can be time consuming and I've been sifting thru a lot of chaff to find few potential deals.The owners I've encountered, to date, of off-market deals however, have been less than forthcoming with the numbers I need to determine whether I can go to my investors with those deals.I'm working on both of those ...

I didn't really think about getting an insurable title after the fact or how challenging/time consuming it might be.