And I don't know of any market where new construction will thrive through a recession.I get that people want to think they or their market is somehow special or different, but it's unlikely to be true.Not that my saying that will stop anyone...  :-)

I’ve gotten to the point in my career that I am unsatisfied every time I show up because I thrive for more.

., it won’t be achieved at any level of investment.While w2 income is preferred by lenders, and is usually easier to obtain loans with, the world of self employment isn’t quite so bleak as some believe.Many of us have survived and thrived as full time real estate investors.

The key is to invest wisely and not assume that how/where/why you invest in 2006 is the same as in 2013 is the same as 2019.Just like with evolution:  Adapt and thrive, or refuse to adapt and perish.

There is no wrong strategy if the specifics have been researched properly, but for partnerships to thrive, everyone must be on the same page.Time Frames and Division of LaborBe very clear about the expectations regarding how long the invested money will be tied up in the project, and who is responsible for what.

The easily “offended” whiny loser millennials are the ones that people thrive to watch and discuss over their dramatic cups of coffee.

Every deal is difference, therefore every deal will thrive with a different combination of team members.

I am trying to learn as much as I can to be able to thrive in this endeavor.

We have a thriving rental market and great REI opportunities at every price point.

Check out this BP Podcast, "Thriving in a Multifamily Investing (Even in a Hot Market) with Michael Becker Sept 27, 2018" Then check the 54:30 mark on that episode or listen to the begging of this line of questioning Brandon Turner and David Green ask Michael.