Even if you don't stay licensed, this can be the best education imo.For me, I originally thought real estate was the end all be all.

Look up our Toronto Meetup - it is called "An Educated Approach to Real Estate".

I’m not affiliated with the Real Estate Guys organization, I just enjoy their events and I have benefited tremendously from the education and network.1.Engage with people emotionally to get them to open up intellectuallyA potential investor might tell you “I’m looking for at least 10% cash on cash return and 18% IRR.”

@Sam Shueh with someone very new to buying/selling i would say "Hand holding" but i think it gets easy if the client is educated enough.

There's a wealth of information and contacts in this community.Very easy to get lost educating yourself about something.

After reading this I'm still not sure, but I will make a better more educated decision now.

If not, outside of BiggerPockets, I would suggest that be the first place to start to surround yourself with like-minded individuals in the Real Estate business.Along with BP, DIG has definitely played a big role in my Real Estate investing career through networking and education. 1st meeting is free.

I believe you need to start by educating yourself on finances.

I'm sure we could've done a better job of educating people about investing in startups and articulating our future plans.

Hey Dan, congrats on starting your journey into RE investing.