I think i have heard them all a few times now :).My favorite motivation is reading the success stories section on the forums here. 

Real estate investors love to talk about their successes, but most refuse to talk about their failed deals.

I will Try it Thanks Michele for this has been challenging I’ve had a little success with figuring this out😉🤷🏿♂️

Something I've found is that Denver is a much harder place to get started from as investing standpoint so I've been curious if people have had success investing outside of Colorado and in the Milwaukee area (where I moved from) or the Indianapolis area (where I grew up and the rest of my family lives).I'm 27 and currently work in Sales as a manufacturer's rep on the plumbing side for new construction commercial projects throughout all of Colorado and Southern Wyoming.

I am looking to start investing outside of my local area.I have been considering looking at some turnkey companies.I am looking primarily to invest in the Denver, Nashville, and Columbia, SC.Wondering if anyone has any success or nightmare stories in those markets.

I looked at what similar apartments are selling for (I've tried hunting for what other condos in my complex rent for with little success), and the range is pretty large, anywhere from $1700-2300.

My podcast co-host Liz Faircloth and I are looking to interview successful women who invest in Real Estate to understand their secret sauce to live a financially free and balanced life. 

Hello all, Has anyone found success incentivizing referrals.

I think all cash deals are the only things that are being successful.

I am interested in hearing from people with experience on both sides, and what potential worst case scenarios there are not just success stories.