Maybe you can get him to commit to walking with you once weekly to start.

Real Estate is not something that has been on my radar and I think a large part of the reason for that is that it has always either seemed 1) out of reach due to cost, or 2) too much of a commitment to a specific location is required (which is a turnoff to me as I like the idea of being able to switch jobs and move to a new city at any point).

Its important for fellow investors to remember that when a realtor is involved in the deal the game changes, you now have a motivated party committed to getting the best deal for who he/she is representing.

I was committed to seeing this through within 90 days.The PurchaseIn the middle of March I continued to educate myself, crunching the numbers in the BP calculators, and then putting in offers.

I'm looking for a remote monitoring system, preferably cellular based which does not have a monthly monitoring commitment (other than perhaps the cell service).

Any other title co will likely take more time  - even then, most searchers will take 2 or 3 days just to prepare the abstracts or the PR's necessary to even get a title commitment.

I've committed at least 1 hour per day to meaningful reading.

Until that is completed you have no commitment to anyone and can eliminate either of both at that time.If you are not screening you are not operating a business.

Im very excited to get out into the field and plan on committing basically every single day of the next 2-3 months too build my reputation and start generating clientele.

The thing is that there are more than one dozen ways to succeed in real estate investing, but whatever way you choose decide to become an expert in that area of investing, a real professional, smart, savvy, timely, and committed.