All Forum Posts by: Grant Morgan

Most people will go through analysis paralysis to some extent. After getting my first property last year, I learned that it can still be present after the first one, but you can manage the worries easier. If you haven't already, go find local investors, join meetups, and just start building relationships with other successful people that are doing what you want to do. Just being around these kinds of people will give you that mental kick to take the next step and make the leap of faith you need. They'll also be great support for when you have questions and need local help. Every time I leave our monthly meeting, I feel like my head is spinning with ideas and that keeps me moving forward. Without them, I wouldn't have started. 

 You are not the first person to suffer from analysis paralysis and you won't be the last. If you have run and rerun your numbers, then at some point you will just need to make the leap of faith. In all honesty, once you close on the deal and get some experience under your belt, you will likely begin to regret aspects of the deal and discover you could have improved certain things. This is normal and happens to everyone. Just make sure you take those lessons and apply them to the next property. That experience you gain will be vital to your continued growth. Don't be afraid of making mistakes, everyone has done it. Just make sure you learn, learn more after that, and then continuing learning nonstop afterwards. "Time in the market is more important than timing the market"