I live in uptown and before the pandemic when I had to work in an office I would consistently walk to the Fullerton of Belmont train stations to be outside and get some exercise.

It is an older book, but this guy is the master of training your mindset and tangible exercises you can use to keep yourself performing at your highest potential.

We are mid-stream through a value add process which will enhance the quality of life for our residents and increase the value of our asset through unit upgrades, common area and amenity enhancements, and ultimately rent increases.

We brought new life back to these buildings, creating new living spaces for our tenants and enhancing the quality of life for the neighborhood as a whole.

They have advantages until the market increases significantly, your tenants exercise their option and you have to redeploy and pay taxes or exchange.

etc, etc.This is a great exercise for you. 

I ran an exercise after reading the J.

Also, I was recently reminded of Tim Ferriss' exercise of Fear Setting which has been helpful for defining what exactly it is I'm fearful of and how I can potentially respond.

@Moses Carrillo - great exercise here. 

  :)  I'll provide an update after it's all said and done as I think this is a great learning exercise for the BP community.