Risk Tolerance and Scaling

[Jorge Abreu]

Let's talk about risk tolerance and how it evolves over time. Funny how, as the years roll by, there’s been a major shift in my approach. In the beginning, I was all about caution, approaching smaller deals with a side of nervousness. But with every successful transaction, my confidence got a boost, and I got more comfortable taking on bigger projects.

Speaking of evolving perspectives, what I considered a "big deal" has gone through a serious transformation. I mean, I recently raised $30 million for a single deal. I couldn't have imagined it just a few years ago. It just goes to show that challenging yourself and pushing the boundaries pays off big time. Trust me; each achievement opens new possibilities and propels you to amazing heights.

As your portfolio grows, the ability to take on larger projects without hiccups becomes more attainable. Scaling your real estate investments requires careful planning and a strong foundation. Building a reliable power team is crucial for smooth transactions. Surround yourself with professionals we’ve mentioned, like title company representatives, and ensure they consistently deliver results. Establish long-term relationships with them.

My career has been a wild ride of experiences and oh-so-valuable lessons. Each deal has contributed to my growth and expanded my risk tolerance. As I continue to scale my portfolio, I embrace the challenges and opportunities that come my way, always striving for bigger and better accomplishments.

Let's do this! 💪

[Janet Behm]

Jorge,

I love this post!

We publish a quarterly print newsletter for our tax and strategy clients.

With your permission, I would like to republish it in our second quarter 2025 newsletter. 

I will send you two copies of the publication if you provide me with a mailing address.

Thanks for the support of our fellow investors. 

Warmly, Janet

[Jorge Abreu]

Absolutely Janet!

The address is Elevate CIG, 10860 Switzer Ave, Ste 114, Dallas, TX 75238

Take care!

[Gino Barbaro]

@Jorge Abreu

It comes down to John Maxwell's quote: People want to do what you do, but are they willing to do what you did.

Real estate is thankfully not rocket science, but it can be challenging and unforgiving. Thanks for the post

Gino