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Meghan McCallum
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What has been the scariest part of real estate investing?

Meghan McCallum
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  • CHICAGO
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What is the hardest question you have in regards to things that have scared you out of a deal? What has stopped you from taking a risk? What has stopped you from growing your portfolio, jumping into a large deal, or what is the mental anguish you just can't seem to shake? I'm setting out to solve these issues and problems for you. A strong mental game is THE GREATEST WEAPON when it comes to being successful in REI. So, hit me with your toughest and most vulnerable questions. Trust me, no one gets it right! If you aren't failing somewhere in this industry then you are bound to fail BIG. Its like riding a motorcycle...its not will you crash...its more a question of when, how, and were you trained and prepared to survive?

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