Eventually I asked for the promotion and got it, bumping my pay to $19.50 an hour.

Many decades later, through other life lessons, I began to realize that people can only handle what they're capable of... and that facts are irrelevant to most (they feed on assumption and group-think, not facts).The most valuable lesson I eventually learned from this was that I should be thankful that others are the way they are - were it not for them, I would have a lot more competition and much less opportunity for profit.  

Chances are it's something I will be coming across myself eventually.

And that first property helped me to become a real estate investor, which eventually led me to a rewarding career in real estate.

However, Intuit does not stand by their product, their customer service is horrid, and most of their employees appear to be outsourced to India - and nary a one speaks clear english - and a lack of communication does nothing more than to increase the frustration and eventually persuade one to give up - which I now believe may be the ultimate goal.And I will not even get into the man hours I personally had to put in (16 hour days for months) to repair and rebuild the financial records cannibalized by their own software.Sorry for the rant.

Not to say I wouldn't be opposed but would have to eventually.

We have viewed some of the BiggerPocket podcasts and hope to view them all.We are interested in eventually purchasing properties with cash, turning them into rentals and refinancing them for passive positive cash flow. 

I am a correctional officer in New York and I'm looking to eventually leave New York and begin to flip and invest in homes in Georgia as well.

@Christopher HunterI would like to invest in rentals and eventually apartment buildings, commercial buildings, and hotels.

I am located in Southern California and I am looking for properties to wholesale, flip, buy and hold, and eventually become the Architect as Developer.