I'm keeping a journal as a Google Doc, and will share it with anybody who wants to see it, learn from it, add to it, whatever.Thank you, happy holidays.

So much that I chime in on CNBC, Wall Street Journal and Real Estate books and such.

Keep a journal of all the properties you look at (previewed), what was the SF price per property, the comments of the agents and sellers, study the history of the properties looked at; how long on the market (known as DOM) how many times has the price been reduced, what did the comments say, how many times has it been listed, talk to the prior listing agents, ask them why the property has not sole.....These are some starting ideas for you..............good luck

I must assume you know your GAAP to answer, else your accountant should give you the journal entries.Are you 'the buyer' or 'the seller' for question 1.

Start with a base and keep a journal of what wording attracts more of what you want.

What helped me on my journey was keeping a journal of my thoughts.

I like the condo idea as well, I know some people who focus on those in the journal square area.

FYI median condo prices in Journal Square were up around 7% YOY in Q4.

I was reading the Wall Street Journal the other day and I came across an intresting article about these pixel sites on the internet that offer to put your advertisement on a page in order to increase you're traffic.

I am looking for some tips/guidance on how to secure the next property.I am also ordered the 90 days of intention journal and would like to find an accountability partner so we can help each other turbo charge achieving our goals.