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Jonathan Greene
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Have you hit your investing goals so far in 2024? Why or why not? Let's talk about it

Jonathan Greene
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  • Mendham, NJ
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Let's talk 2024. Have you hit your goals or exceeded them, or are interest rates and low inventory holding you back?

Tell us your goals, where you are at, and why. Get some advice or encouragement from others in the same boat.

I am behind on my 2024 goals. They were pretty light.

1. Invest in my first syndication (done)

2. Find a new flip with at least a 200k margin (impossible in NJ right now)

3. Buy a commercial mixed-use property downtown on Main Street with room to put my business on one side. (see below)

My last three commercial deals in my town and a nearby town have all failed because the sellers are insane. It's a terrible time to be an insane commercial seller because the rates are so bad. The last two are either off the market, unsold, or back on the market.

What about you?

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