All Forum Posts by: Jared Cauffield

Has anyone tried the PinPoint Profits tool by Connected Investor? It is supposed to help investors source deals (pre-foreclosures, probate properties , etc.) all at “the click of a button.” Seems to be relatively new but it’s intriguing me. If anyone has any experience with this or any other similar properties I would be interested to hear you take.

@Kyle Collette that's a great way to keep your "why" in mind!  I will have to try doing that myself!

Have you ever used the Dream Board concept?

Originally posted by @Nolan O.:

I have a SMART goal related to early retirement, or at least the option of it. My strategies have been built around that. Time with my family is a big driver. But if I'm really honest, it's also about proving myself, both to myself and others I look up to. So, yeah. Family and ambition.

 I am glad you bring up the SMART goal method.  It's a great way to set goals after you identify your Why!  

Anyone interested can learn more here:  https://www.projectsmart.co.uk/smart-goals.php

Good stuff!

@Joe Kim that's a great story. Thanks for sharing!  I hope you are successful in providing that opportunity for your kids.

@Rachel H. time is our most precious commodity!

@Joshua Barker @Jason E. Smith @Miguelito Fernandez Thanks for the advice!  If any of you are looking for a condo investment in the Anderson Creek community near Fayetteville, NC he may be looking to exit the property.  Just reach out to me.

@Benjamin Vail love the idea!  @Robert Ellisis right there are more variables and risks to consider but with more risk comes reward.  It's been a while since we connected but this is an area I am deeply interested in so let's talk. 

@Neil Patak that shines a lot of clarity on the issue.  Great insight!

@Joe Villeneuve Ha ha "I don't remember."  It sounds like you got your "why" now (10 of them to be exact!) and that is what is important.

@Robb Almy I love that you are committed to the educational part of real estate investing.  @Marco Santarelli would appreciate that.  "Always be a perpetual learner!"