They market as “lock in now at today’s prices and reap the benefits later”  but that is just not the reality.

And then reality kicks in - the construction was painful - finding decent contractors, inflation, scope creep - all the usual **** made worse by the fact that nothing is particularly easy in costa rica besides ordering cocktails.

ONLY knock on doors and ONLY within 10 days of the auction. that is when folks are getting a reality check that they must do something.

That's the reality I and my "troops" see from the "front-line" every day. 

RTR advertises high returns as part of their marketing strategy, but the reality is that many of their properties do not perform as well as advertised.

Reality is most of us who make it long term work our butts off in a W2, save as much as possible and build it over time -- When I see people want 10 properties in one year with no money down - I question how realistic that is, of course anything can be done but is that even the right play unless your sitting on $2-$3M in cash?

If you are new to investing we also need to spend some time somewhere, maybe 1hr to talk about your expectations and the realities of the market and see if there is correlation.Interestingly enough I think with the NAR lawsuit some expected commissions to go down. 

I’m excited to make this opportunity a reality but want to ensure that I bring the right partner on board to make it a win-win situation.Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and thank you in advance!

I understand that it is less than ideal, but it is reality. 

The reality is this will not happen.