Has anyone read Robert Campbell's "Timing the Real Estate Market" and put his formulas to use?I just finished the book and thought someone might have created a spreadsheet containing his formulas but a quick search di...

I looked at this community maybe a year ago when I first had this wild idea, then I promptly shelved the idea due to inaction, lack of momentum, fear.....

Obviously, your project isn't a new build, but this might be an approach for you to consider in some cases (especially if this project needs all new systems).Moving from this deal into mindset; remember that you started (many never do), so all you have to do is find another deal and keep this momentum going, so please don't dwell on this property just keep going and try your absolute best not to make the same mistake again.

More importantly, your attitude and momentum are fantastic anchors to take you to the next level, but it will be wise for you to expend all that energy through the legal channels. 

Buy my agent called me out yesterday and said we needed to act quickly because he doesn't want to lose momentum and that we should consider lowering the list price before holding another open house this weekend.

Then take that theory and apply it to the rest of your life like cars and credit cards etc.... now your building momentum. 

Sounds like you'v got your ball rolling so keep the momentum! 

Sometimes you cant get the momentum you want and when that happens you have to get scrappy and pick up a side gig or SELL some of your stuff.

Don't fool yourself into thinking you are an investor you are a speculator and momentum investor.

I have been trying to explain to my wife that there is a "threshold" in real estate business where it takes a lot of effort, time, creativity, and will power to get to, but once you get there momentum takes over and your business really starts to take off.