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Andrew Beshara
  • Gold Coast, Queensland
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How do you clearly define your goals

Andrew Beshara
  • Gold Coast, Queensland
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Hi all, I've been following real estate and reading up on the subject for a couple of years now. While I'm relatively new to US real estate, I'm sure the psychological/goal setting challenges US investors are much the same as an Australian investor. While I know I want to use the buy and hold strategy, I keep putting it off by prioritising professional goals first. There's just so much I think I want to do that nothing really sticks. Since coming across BP I've learned that US investors treat their activity more of a business rather than a passive investment (obviously depending on your strategy). So this raises the question of what would I rather scale - an accounting practice or a fix and flip strategy for example? I'm just struggling to find my most definite purpose. Do others get like this? How do you handle it? Thanks, Andrew

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