I recognize this, so I'm trying to resolve it. 

It is learning to recognize that opportunity and being able to do something with it that separates successful people from the masses.I didn't get this far by taking "massive action" or having a "wealth creation system" that these gurus try to convince you that you need to do/have.

Like I said, I am new, no properties YET, but trying to get a feel for my local market and working on the mathematical formula to start to recognize how the numbers "move" in order to recognize deals.

I recognize that not everyone has these skills so I'm hoping that it gives me a leg up on the competition.  

The technology and banking industries already recognize cryptocurrency (but more importantly blockchain) as a huge potential disrupter.

These things will come, just give them time.If you have the ability to recognize management short comings and buy off of actual financials, Multi is far more powerful.

When I try to login through Bigger Pockets, my login name and password are not recognized.

Let me preface my fun complicated times, I currently live in Japan(ex-pat), and trying to purchase an investment property in Springfield, Missouri.Getting things notarized for America isn't the simplest or cheapest(If I notarized closing documents here it costs $500+).Currently the title company that my mortgage officer is going with is requiring my wife(Japanese) to sign a Marital Interest Waiver, if my understanding is correct giving up her right to the property.Herein lies my question, is this actually required by law, and if it is, does Missouri recognize e-notaries?

Recognize that you are ultimately working with people and realize they may have lost everything.

This could get us a lot closer but also recognize that with this much obligation what I don't know could be catastrophic.