Cruise terminal may help with overnights but downtown sucked.

After all the work we put in, he decided to let the ship sink instead of cashing out and walking away with some money in his pocket.That deal?

You're signing up for an absolute meat grinder of a job with the hope that you can someday stabilize it and build something that could be put on cruise control or sold.As for tactical advice, tap into your network and alumni network.

I enjoyed what I did building cool bridges and hotels, but I was not too fond of the daily in and our grind.Jumping ship has brought bigger challenges, but I am happier tackling them with people I love working with.With respect to real estate & being a landlord, it's honestly something I do NOT ENJOY that much either (dealing with HOAs, repairs, vacancy, etc.)...unless you can buy properties and completely offload the property management, which was and is hard for me to do with my scarcity mindset. 

I would like to build a 6 shipping container building/ home.

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Your coach is there to bounce ideas off of, encourage you when things get rough, and guide you as you move along, BUT move, you must, cuz no one can steer and ship that’s not moving.

Seems managing a "property management" team (without taking on properties owned by others) would keep things consistent and allow for minor tweaks without jumping ship from one "complete" PM to another....sort of handling all aspects "in house" but not solo.

@Matthew Samson, I'm all for burning the ships and going all in, but with this in mind, hopefully, you have some reserves saved up.

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