If its resi in a certain area or comm RE in multi-units, call them and explain what you want.They'll appreciate an aggressive attitude and will almost always hire juniors. 

With the right attitude and ability to find great deals, someone is sure to mentor you and fund deals. 

This is the type of attitude that gives landlords such a bad name.She isn't paying off the tenant.

@Shayne Meeker do plenty of research on the laws and attitudes of the local government towards STR.

"He has no right to kick me out during a pandemic when I have no money"Don't want to sound harsh, dude, but this attitude is probably why your life has turned out the way it has.

I am highly motivated, with a won’t quit attitude.

If you do not, you are failing yourself, your family and friends and your community.I agree with the poster above that said you're not ready to run a RE business at this point....if you don't change your attitude you may never be ready.

Thanks for that.I had my issues, and I may still be in a defensive attitude towards their investment "opportunities" but since you are in a mood to discuss this further, let me share my thoughts...1.

The "just trust me" attitude the person had made me want to trust them less, trust is earned.

Perseverance and a positive attitude paid off.