Keep the momentum!

I felt like I had lost my momentum, but really I had burned myself out and needed to take a break.

Everyone keeps talking about how the first deal is the hardest, and that momentum builds after that, but my fear is that the cash flow in my first property will not be enough to enable a purchase of a second for a while, and I really want to be able to scale quickly...

Also examining areas that have received infrastructure investment can help to better illustrate a market's momentum and runway.

When you start gaining momentum, things happen quickly.

Super happy for you and keep up the momentum Inspiration for the rest of us! 

Things are starting slowly, but gaining momentum!

If you have money to invest in real estate, this is certainly a bonus.However if you don’t, there are a myriad of ways to flip houses with no money of your own using banks, private money lenders and other means.One great way to get started flipping houses if you don’t have the money to do it all on your own is to find a joint venture partner or partners who have money to invest.Splitting your first house flip profits with other partners is a great way to start, while building some momentum and getting your first house flip under your belt.

Since your subconscious mind cannot tell the difference between, what you visualize and what is real, you'll expect more===>Meaning you put forth more effort===>Meaning you'll get better results==>Meaning you'll expect even more Basically by using visualization you can cycle your effort up, building major momentum......rather than down, leaving you in an even deeper mental rut.

That may seem like a simple enough comment, but it carries a lot of weight in terms of shaping economic momentum.