That and educating yourself via reading, learning from others (here on BP as well), and putting into action what you have learned.It is very difficult (not impossible) to jump full time into RE particularly without a job.

Keep learning and educating yourself.

They aren't normally very educated about real estate, and they aren't normally very picky about any of the contract details.

Generally they're on 3rd Saturdays out of the month, but theres a combined Foreclosure Summit, we're all attending this Fri and Sat, educating about the newest changes to MD's foreclosure law.the info for the second 2, can be found at dcreia.comTheres more in VA, theres a few in Baltimore.

I also tried to educate the seller.

There would be a couple of educational segments on different aspects of investing and a longer paid spot for someone pitching a deal.

Generally you learn this by doing, but there may be a class in your local JuCo on RE that agents can use for their continuing education.

We at biggerpockets are a pretty diverse group as far as background, education, geography, market focus and age, but also potically and socially.

Investing in a college education isn't for everyone.

Hello Dave,I like that you educate people against bad debt!