Joe - begin where you are.If you are unprepared or unwilling to pay for data in a format that's more user-friendly, dissect each field, one at a time, to break down its meaning or relevance to what you're looking for.

I come from a technical career.

To sum it all up I think Ben's material is not a magic bullet to force a successful real estate career but it will offer some great foundational understanding as well as some of the more creative aspects of real estate investing.For me it was money well spent.

We had a group in today from Texas speaking to our owner of our property management company and I was just wondering if anyone in the property management field or even selling wise has any good ideas on how to get a hold of groups that would be looking for real estate.There was a company that used to operate in our area, now defunct, that used to pool money and buy a bunch of investments with the enticements of 8-10% return on their monies.

The answer was to find a real estate career that aligned well with my aspirations.

Here I am today, pursuing a very interesting and challenging career where the goal is to make everyone a winner.

I have no plans to be a career agent; however, I work with a partner and we do property management and invest in rentals and I will likely have a decent pipeline of 1031 exchanges and investor purchases.In CO you have to work under an employing broker for 2 years before you can work independently.

Hello everyone, I have learn so much so far and I am interested in wholesaling to start my new career.

I love my job as it challenging and helping me build my career within my industry.

How does someone who is a newbie, but has a strong passion and desire to get into the real estate investing field begin when literally living pay check to pay check?