That being said part of the problem of real estate information is the underlying business is pretty repetitive. 

but in the beginning I always had an inspection and my contractor....that was repetitive. 

Furthermore, I completely agree that consistency and repetition is key and the mother of skill.

I budgeted to replace window not even looking at the windows just assuming they needed replaced. but they are double pane. so you have to pay attention to a-lot of little things check lists and education are key. reading how to flip property and how to evaluate flips i think its by josh dorkin again is a good idea. repetition builds mastery as brandon turner says.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

And at the risk of sounding boring and repetitive, would it also be fair to say that you're pretty jumpy about this virus thing right now too - which will kind of make any anxious situation double even triply worse ( that is TOTALLY a word)One thing I know about anxiety is that 'SHOULD-ING' people generally makes not only the situation worse( your PM wants to sack you) but it also tends to make you feel a LOT worse - it kind of grinds inside you until you explode at the cat/partner/milkman etc...And can I also just say that lots of people are anxious right now and we all deal with our anxiety differently so maybe those who are not Patricia , friends let's get out of the judging chair ..right?

Once it is set up, it is very simple to categorize transactions as most of the things we do in this business are very repetitive.

This is why repetitive treatment is necessary.

That investment of ctrl+c, ctrl+v repetition pays for itself 10 fold in leisure time!!! 

Most apartment stuff is really repetitive.

My name is Brett Stander, a fourth year finance major graduating from Drexel University in Spring of 2021 (five year program).While I understand the value of working a 9-5, W-2 job, I also see fear the dry, repetitive lifestyle that comes with it.