Getting out there is probably one of the best ways to educate yourself.

I measure the exterior of the house and make an educated guess on it.

But your first deal buys you an education.

The biggest thing for me now is money, which as I said above I’m knocking off debts and saving to invest, but it seems like I’ll never get there because of some bad decisions I made when I was younger to dive me deep into debt, along with having no college education, leaving me to not really able to get a job that pays anymore than 18-20 an hour.

Read Pitch Anything by oren klaff is a great sales book to educate yourself on how to be a closer over the phone!

I've dropped a sizeable amount of money to get an education in real estate investing and it seems like I'm getting no where.I'm praying that once I'm able to get into this first property that it's not so difficult to find capital.

Rick told me not to get my agents license, but instead just get the education needed to be an investor.

Plus a portion that area is in Western Heights school district which has been taken over by the state board of education due to mismanagement.

Hey everyone, I've been researching, reading, educating myself on real estate investment for years, and finally took my first step.

I totally get that I can't predict the future, but it seems like a limited amount of educated speculation may not be a bad thing.