If you have read any of the "guru" books or listened to any of their video material, then you know that a college education does not necessarily mean an education in success.My advice would be to determine what your "passion" is and study in any way possible about that.

I have had a lifelong passion for real property and I studied architecture as an undergraduate.

I signed up awhile back, but have been busy with other things, and only recently had my passions for real estate reinvigorated.

Always been a passion of mine.

I said I wouldnt't go back to school for a masters until I was passionate about something.

dvorah, i'm lovin the passion..very convincing...way to go..i doubt this guy is comin back though.

some have let me down hard, some I should never have gotten involved with, some play me like a sap while reaching for my wallet, and some, well, while the first heat and passion may be long gone we still share a knowing glance and a warm smile when I unexpectedly catch sight of them across the bookshelf.......

Learn the business, see if you have a passion and start building something.

While I am an active real estate licensee, my passion/desire is in investing.

My family has some commercial and residential rentals, I have always had a real passion for this business but know I have a lot to learn.