A generalist is interested in many asset classes and strategies, making it impossible to focus.The best way to steer clear of analysis paralysis is to research, build relationships, and get the confidence to make a first choice regarding your intended asset class.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

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We mostly work with investors and we want to make sure this relationship works for both parties.

I don't know Rod at all, but he talks the talk as far as character, values, mindset, relationships, leverage, and one's "big why".

I can see the value in a one-on-one coaching relationship in some cases.

As you start to build a relationship, I've had success paying contractors for quotes until you do a job with them.

Remember that a lot of revenue is built on relationships with return renters and web sites like Airbnb where you build a reputation. 

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Once we build the relationship everything is just flowing.