-Improve income, lower over head, learn to live without impulsive buying!

My biggest concern right now is being too impulsive and not doing my due diligence before i jump in, but on the other end of the spectrum i am  paranoid of suffering from analysis paralysis. 

Among many things that I had to work on one of them has been NOT to be too impulsive in responding to text messages and emails, and not to get in the mode of justifying myself - especially when I am right, and the other party is wrong.   

Successful Investing Requires Thorough Research BeforehandIt is crucial to attain adequate knowledge about real estate investing before impulsively jumping into it.

The climb up and out started and moved ever so slowly, until it's was like a sobering bear coming out of hibernation, shaking out the cob webs and then hit that "oh yeah, I'm HUNGRY" impulse and "POW" it all rushed back in and here we are. 

I was impulsive in the past, I purchased a preselling condo, the location is in the prime, nearby one of the most reputable school in Baguio and offers overtime payments.

It may also pay off to wait a little to see what happens with the market bubbles but either way I would strongly encourage you to hold off in order to avoid any impulse buying which would be a big mistake.

If we make impulsive decisions, we will usually fail (and by "usually" I really mean "always").

My problem will be that I actually LIKE to do (have someone else do)  some rehab but I know if I want to make a profit, I am really going to have to control my rehab impulses and go for the essential items that give the most bang for the buck.  

When you look at the going cap rates investors are willing to pay in this region coupled with the fact that many commercial loans on rebound properties are coming up for refinance in the next couple of years I think investors should be very cautious in that arena.Your best bet is to buy smart and leave the bad deals to the impulse or emotional buyers.