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Jonathan Cope
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What was your Most Courageous Moment as an Investor?

Jonathan Cope
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  • Jersey City, NJ
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I recently wrote a blog post about the start of our real estate investing. 

Recalling how scared I was when we began made me wonder about stories of courage. 

I think we were most courageous when we started. 

Knowing the math was only sort of right and that we were only sort of prepared. 

What was your most courageous moment as a real estate investor?

Thank you in advance,

Jonathan

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Explaining my system to my wife.

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