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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Slow Motion!
I have been working on creating a real estate portfolio with a partner for the past 4 months. So far we have wholesaled one property and have two under contract to buy as rental properties. Looking back it seems like we are well on our way to a successful real estate investment business! But when living in the present it feels like everything is moving at a turtle's pace! We currently have steady calls coming in from a DM campaign and both work full time jobs. I guess I am a bit anxious to get our business rolling to eventually work full time in real estate. But I do understand it takes time, money, and leads. I currently work full time in sales and each sale we make takes roughly 30 minutes to 1 hour to close a deal.. With real estate usually 1 deal can take 1-2 months to close. But the reward is much higher and so is the rush! How do you deal with the slow pace of the real estate process??