A few years ago, as a member of the Mormon church, he served his mission out there and dedicated himself to becoming fluent and understanding the culture.

Also being busy is a weird flex in American culture in my opinion.

This event celebrates baseball's elite, featuring interactions with legends, stars, and industry leaders.

Just my experience as both a buyer and seller's agent in my area - it could depend on the mentality/culture of the area you're in. 

There are challenges everywhere for different reasons -- weather, building codes, tenant culture, competitive market, high cost of labor. 

Although the nightlife and culture (museums/food/music) was a great and calming change from the busy metro area, I felt isolated.

To become a successful real estate investor, learn through books, find a mentor, start small, diversify, set clear goals, stay financially prudent, obtain a real estate license, encourage persistence, take breaks, and celebrate small wins.

This is same question why in US we have culture of tipping when other country do not , also why in Us there are just so many added layer fee for attorney , legal and sort of.To be quick , higher commission in US happened because American way of doing business is not efficient, there are layers for law, legal and attorney fee.

Is it better to wait 'til it's sold, talk about the experience, reflect on lessons learned, and hopefully celebrate our profit margin, or is it better to simply be posting something, frequently, no matter the tone?

Either the culture just didn’t match or it just didn’t feel right.