Specific to real estate, the real estate investor who takes their bumps and learns through mistakes and is still standing is better positioned for sustained success than the person who attempts to eliminate all waste and mistakes by applying other investors personal experience. 

Duplex purchased in 2024 - First deal, Turn key, traditional Side by side, 1980 build in good area (same suburb where I live)Listed on MLS for $325k, accepted $300k on land contract with 20% down at 5.5% interest with...

My quick and dirty due diligence, for what is worth: Jon seems to have had a long and successful career on wall street. 

You'll use it your entire career.

Investment Info:
Single-family residence renovation investment.
Purchase price: $35,000
Cash invested: $80,061
Sale price: $152,900
Contributors:
Peter Vekselman
Partner Driven partnered with BJ and Traci Medle...

One of the biggest mistakes investors make—new or seasoned—is thinking that losing deals comes from a lack of experience. The truth? More often than not, it’s about confidence.Confidence in real estate isn’t about luc...

Love that you are building that foundation to your investing career.

Wholesaling is a common entry point for new investors.First understand, the guys on You Tube that are popular, state in their YouTube videos that they spend between $25,000 and $50,000 a MONTH to get the numbers they ...

More recently, my career has shifted toward the private lending and investment-capital side of the business.

Real estate is very expensive and requires significant capitalYou see all these gurus talking about doing it with zero money down, how many success stories do you read on BiggerPockets?