I am very passionate about real estate and see it as an avenue to create income outside of the corporate world.Feel free to contact me on the forum, email, LinkedIn etc.

This is a great thread and I don't think there is a right or wrong answer, just passionate responses about personal belief.I still credit Carlton Sheets for teaching me the ins and outs about real estate back when I purchased his program.

As a Brooklyn native and a real estate professional, and investor who is passionate and dedicated to my clients, I recognize and value the trust my clients place in me.

The acquisition unfolded seamlessly, creating a synergistic partnership that leveraged the collective knowledge and passion of the existing team.Since the acquisition, our focused efforts have yielded remarkable results.

Now, I'm seeking to connect with like-minded investors who share a passion for innovation and growth in the ever-evolving real estate landscape.💡 Goals:My primary focus is on diving into Airbnb hosting and multifamily investments.

Your cautionary point about not letting one's passion for their Italian heritage cloud their judgment/reminder to invest with the head and not the heart is well-taken.

And that's not necessarily a bad thing, especially if real estate is a passion and work doesn't feel like work. 

I would encourage you to stick with it if it is your passion and do not let these frustrating people derail it.

With a passion for properties and a nose for bargains, Kodi is ready to rock the world of wholesale rehab, flipping, and rental investments.

Now if you used to work in a bank and know a bunch of commercial lenders and asset managers, there might well be an opportunity to sell distressed foreclosures the next 1-2-3 years as loans come due.So really I think it just comes down to where your dreams are, where your passion is, what your knowledge and background is, and what kind of contacts and network you have.If you want to sell commercial there are probably five more basic classes you want to take at minimum.