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Dan Sarao
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  • Cape Coral, FL
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Understanding the Drivers Behind Analysis Paralysis

Dan Sarao
  • Investor
  • Cape Coral, FL
Posted

For those who have been learning about real estate investing for a while (6-12 months plus) and have not yet done a deal, or for those who have done a deal and then are hesitant to do another what are the reasons for your hesitancy or fear?  I really want to understand the true drivers of why people are afraid to move past the analysis of a deal, especially when they find a good one.  

I want to keep it pretty broad so that people don't feel they have to confine their answers.  

This is more just a curiosity for me, and I am hoping a learning experience for everyone. 

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