Find some closed deals (rehabs) and interview the listing agents. 

Reading the forum, podcasts, books and personal interviews were ways I began to educate myself over the next year and a half.

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@Fabiano Santos- you might recognize yourself in the beginning of this blog post from last week.

I'd planed to use the two years out of country to invest my money into hard money lenders or private, to get the most use out of my bucks while i'm gone. i found BP through the BP podcast on Itunes through mixergy an episode interviewing Joshua Dorkin, and could not be happier to find BP :)i had interest in real estate when i was a little kid about 12 of age, and have now come to my interest again 8 years later at an age of 20. i have a dream of becoming on of the most successful people to ever walk this earth. i know, crazy kid here talking big. but that's just me. its awesome to be here, I'm super pumped to learn and experience this spectacular business for the next many years. thank you if you read this, though its long. this was Hans Ravn from Denmark and talk soon ;)ps. if you have anything to ask, just leave a comment and i will write back :)

As an agent, you need to recognize this and consider many factors when dealing with the public.That's not saying you can not profit, but digging into an owner's equity beyond what is truly justified by similar transactions, like listing and selling, can quickly become predatory dealing with Harry Homeowner.

I was wondering when interviewing your prospective law firm to get started what are some really good questions to ask him.

Since most of them are interviews, I learned a lot from personal success stories and mistakes.

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