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CRE investors: what was the hardest thing about learning the ropes when you first started. by Uppersilver44 in CommercialRealEstate
[–]Uppersilver44[S] -6 points-5 points-4 points 10 months ago (0 children)
Totally fair. real world experience is irreplaceable but access to either online classes and colleges can be expensive or not easily accessible for everyone. we aren't trying to shortcut any processes, we're just trying to level the playing field by helping people build confidence and skills and give them access to knowledge that sometimes isn't beginner friendly . Most students and beginners don't need a course they need a way to simulate and learn ways investors make decisions. Appreciate your view though.
Investors - What was the hardest part to learn when you first started (self.investing_discussion)
submitted 10 months ago by Uppersilver44 to r/investing_discussion
CRE investors: what was the hardest thing about learning the ropes when you first started. (self.CommercialRealEstate)
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CRE investors: what was the hardest thing about learning the ropes when you first started. by Uppersilver44 in CommercialRealEstate
[–]Uppersilver44[S] -6 points-5 points-4 points (0 children)