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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is it better to be an investor who's quicker or smarter?
I find that most of my real estate investors get beat out on a deal by other investors who act quickly. Is there such a thing as being way too analytical instead of pulling the trigger? Which one would you rather be?
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You need to be both. Be as over analytical as you want just do your analysis quickly and no, no analysis will get you a 100% accurate prediction/estimation. Risk=reward but each individual has their own comfort zone in that equation!