3 Hard Truths About Real Estate Investing
Wednesday, July 10
Real estate investing, like all jobs, requires effort to be successful. The sooner you accept and overcome these 3 hard truths, the sooner you will be successful at real estate investing:1. You need Money, but that doesn't mean it has to be your own money2. Finding good deals is hard but they're ...
What do you need to be a real estate wholesaler?
Wednesday, June 26
Getting into wholesaling may seem like the best place to start in real estate investing because they think it requires less money and expertise. While it's true that you have more options with a wholesale deal, you may need more to be a wholesaler.In order to be a successful wholesaler, you need ...
Tips For Executing On Any Project
Wednesday, June 19
Many people struggle to get projects done because they don't completely understand it. Take the time to completely wrap your brain around the project from start to finish, even if it takes longer to do so than the actual project.Imagining the project as a whole will help you complete the project ...
Easy Hacks To Create Productive Habits
Wednesday, June 12
Creating productive habits can help you get to the things you always mean to do but never quite get to. Use these hacks to create good habits and be more productive: Write down your tasks or even put them in the calendarCreate proactive, growth, money-making habitsCover your proactive tasks first...
Why The Best Real Estate Marketer Always Wins
Wednesday, May 22
In the real estate industry, it is not enough to be the best agent or investor in order to be successful. You need to be the best marketer. The better marketer will likely have more clients and opportunity than an investor or agent who doesn't have a big focus on marketing. You also need to take ...
My Favorite Money Rules from Ramit Sethi
Wednesday, May 15
Ramit Sethi put together some money rules that may be especially helpful to real estate investors. Always have one year of cash available in your emergency fund.Save 10% and invest 20% minimum of your gross income.Pay cash for all large expenses.Put down a large lump sum when you buy your first ...