Find a close friend in the industry, meet for some coffee and talk about what is going on in your business.

There is a strong banking system there, banks are one of the largest if not the largest industry on Cayman.

I used to work in the mortgage industry and hope one day to be an independently wealthy real estate investor.

I'm a Commercial/industrial Journeyman Electrician and laid off right now by choice really.

I am also aware of that 2 year window where they don't count my rental income in my debt to income ratio until two years from when I started claiming rental income.I've made 50k 70k and 63k in the last three years, I am in a tipped industry (poker dealer) but all of my income is claimed.

I agree with Karen, 1. find what drives you and moves you to stay up all night to research and work on...then pursue that2. connect / network with successful people in that industry, learn from what they've ALREADY been teaching/sharing, then expound and creatively carve out your approach from there3.

I did a similar deal on industrial lots.

I work in the Home Performance industry as a contractor, we upgrade homes utilizing building science and focus on health, safety, building durability, energy efficiency and comfort.

I got started as a loan officer because I wanted to learn about the industry.

I am old to development and construction but very new to real estate sales it just seems wrong to me but I know its a different kind of industry.