Then after you do that and get confidence scale up.I would transition to postcards as soon as you can as you will discover driving for dollars gets old quick.

It's probably not as a category, but in direction of applying the intent of regulation.I spent years reading and studying regulations, I may not remember someone's name 5 minutes after meeting them (depends on how impressed I was, LOL) I've always had trouble with names, but I can remember text for decades, it depends on how impressed I was.

Do research and get a zip code map, study your areas and understand them before even going out (or marketing) and hunting for properties.

I have read a few books, and so have a decent "theoretical" knowledge base, but there is one key factor that has been largely overlooked in my studies: BIG CITIES!

I have been studying real estate on and off for the past 7 years, as i am 25 now Im ready to pull the trigger on some deals.

Now one last thing I was looking over the sold comps and discovered that the highest sold comp that was a remodel and is beautiful and is a 3br 2 ba just like this one sold at 134,900.

And I am sure you aren't going to learn anything you don't work through and almost discover yourself.The advice I pay for is mostly legal advice.

I have been working and coming home to study as well as look at houses.

@Davion Riley I would identify what area of buy-and-hold real estate you like most then study up on it by researching posts on BP, attending seminars and speaking to people who are in the particular area.

It's best to overcome those tendencies with preparation through studying comparable values and the developing a model that fits your goals.