That afternoon I had 4 investors looking at my house and it sold with a nice 10K profit.

I see him drunk in the morning, afternoon, evening.

They don't know how to (are too lazy to) take care of the property and they are terrible at managing their money.

That afternoon a different client (early 70s) was very concerned that he didn't have enough money to live on and that he might need to increase his withdrawals from his investment portfolio.

Just have to make sure I’m going to team up with a reputable agent with traceable success on his/her own for the upcoming property, let along an attorney to overlook the transaction; previous 2 Century 21 agents were young, inexperienced and lazy for my other house bought back in this January; one of those 2 Century 21 even got so many awards displayed by the fancy receptionist front.

He just wants to get out. plus he's been lazy with it and havent been renting it out for the longest time!

Unfortunately, this frequently just means the seller was lazy, meek, or financially "on the edge", and couldn't "risk" a vacancy.

Too lazy to pick up the file?

Going from lazy career student sloth to this is still a shock to the system.

I would like to know what an investor should be doing every day to become knowledgeable and successful.so if it's not to much, I'll like to know what are yall daily rountines, like from mourning to the afternoon (or whatever) and how much time do yall give to different task.