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Jordan Page
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Birmingham, AL
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How to invest in yourself?

Jordan Page
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Birmingham, AL
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“Invest in yourself” has always been something I’ve heard over and over and just went in one ear and out the other. Mostly because, what does that even mean? I listen to the pods, I read the books, I try my best to make it to events. What left is there to do?

After listening to Steve Rozenburg on BP and diving deeper into his content, it really opened my eyes to the fact that I have no idea how to run a business. Even though I only own one property, it is a business & I need to learn how to operate it in order to set myself up for success in the future. I’ve considered getting certified in property management to help myself learn some details of the business. (Who knows, maybe find job opportunities or landlords who need help managing along the way)

All that being said, what are some ways that a rental property investor can invest in himself? And what are some resources to learn the business operations that doesn’t include getting a “business degree”?

Big thanks to the legends that share their knowledge and experience on here every single day!

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