In short, I'd encourage you to think of your fund raising efforts like a product and the benefits it will bring to your investor.

I guess need to start focusing my efforts and after I learn and experience enough, expand slowly.

My experience has been that the school you go to does not really matter that much in getting a job as long as its accredited and you really make an effort to learn as much as possible .At the company I work for, there are engineers who have similar jobs and similar pay, some have went to Ivy League schools and have 100k+ of student loans and others went to public school and have no loans.

Hi there, I've been door knocking for about a week now looking for wholesale deals. I'm looking to find ways to target leads rather than knock on every door. I don't have money to market to do direct mail campaigns...

Not everything we read / listen on the web is 100% accurate, but to some extent his pitch might help people understand what's happening on global scale to think through and adapt/adjust their investment strategy if necessary.Any thing that we could learn and apply as a RE Investor?

It's a team effort.  

Even in a hot market....with some effort, you can always find a deal!

But, it does take a LOT of time, effort and study...three things a lot of people aren't interested in investing...

Just venting after being P/O'd on my first effort.

If you don't get out now, I'm filing the eviction and it'll be on your record).But they had some real issues with putting in any effort to get their stuff out.