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Dave Raney
  • Columbia Station, OH
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Struggling property virgin in the Strongsville Ohio area

Dave Raney
  • Columbia Station, OH
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Hello fellow BP members! I have been bitten by a case of analysis paralysis. I have identified what I believed to be a few good deals only to drag my feet and lose out on the ability to submit an offer due to the properties selling. I often seem trapped in which direction I would like to go in. One minute it is SFR rentals, the next I am looking at small apartment buildings, and now I seem drawn to multi-unit commercial buildings. I have recently received my real estate license so that I can have access to the MLS and go look at intriguing properties whenever I choose to, but by the time I decide to make an offer, it is too late.

Now that I have attempted to paint the picture of my current state, I was wondering how other people that were in my position were able to get past it.  I have always been drawn to real estate, but continue to struggle to find the "perfect deal" which I believe is the source of my sloth-like progress.   Ultimately, I plan to have passive income long term and move on from my W2 job to be in real estate full time (I am intrigued to represent commercial and investor clients in the future as well).

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

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