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Chris Gould How to pick the right Mentor (and when to move on)
19 February 2022 | 1 reply
It's important to put your money where your mouth is and commit hard to growing your business.
Jason Malabute put your money where your mouth is
1 July 2021 | 0 replies

I had an epiphany  today. Grant Cardone said,"if you can't sell something you gotta buy your own product. Go into debt if you have to buy your own product."I didn't understand what that meant when I first heard it.My ...

Chase Novotny What’s your best piece of advice for a first time home buyer?
4 July 2021 | 8 replies
Usually at the most inopportune time.Performance Management: If someone can get it wrong, they will.Risk Assessment: If several things can go wrong, the one you would LEAST like to happen will occur.Practical creativity: If you can think of four ways that something can go wrong, it will go wrong in a fifth way.The number one most-important thing when investing is spending a massive amount of time researching and thinking about THE RISKS because it is the risks you don't consider that destroy your entire business.When you come into my office to present me with some crazy notion you have to make money the very first words I want to hear from your mouth is what the risks are.
Jack B. Houses merely maintain purchasing power, due to inflation.
26 August 2021 | 17 replies
If you want to talk about cherry picking stocks and leveraging, stocks blow ALL real estate on the planet out of the water, hence why Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon and Google have made so many billionaires...Go educate yourself before you open your mouth and act like you have any clue what you're talking about, because no one on this forum is a billionaire real estate investor....But no, keep believing your poorly thought out examples of "education" where you only compare one asset that when cherry picked and leveraged will beat inflation.
Bryan Stocklas Seller suing me for backing out
11 August 2021 | 93 replies
However, it does always leave a bad taste in your mouth when the seller says they are going to sue you.
Antony Charlier Main things to avoid or look out for when investing
16 November 2020 | 130 replies
Which side of your mouth should I believe because you are talking out of both of them?
Vincent Sottile What do you do for health insurance? FIRE / Quitting your W2 9-5
10 February 2020 | 13 replies
Now my Partners and I have a portfolio of 10 buildings worth $20 million in Brooklyn, NYC.I continue to use the skills and connections I have in my previous career and have become a Partner in a Software company.There are so many advantages and safety in progressing in both your profession and your Investment careers.To me, unless you were born with a Golden Spoon in your mouth, an Entrepreneur that had nothing will be working harder than a 9 to 5 employee.If you do it this way, I fully believe you will increase the odds of your success significantly.
Tom Voigt In a challenging situation & unsure how to proceed with REI
9 March 2023 | 13 replies
Dealing with a headache property can be discouraging and put a bad taste in your mouth overall for REI, but if you keep at it and learn from certain decisions, it will pay off in the long run.
Andrew Wiggins 1031 Exchange and Vacant Land flipping
19 June 2020 | 4 replies
It is an issue of your intent and ability to demonstrate intent to hold for productive use.Not wanting to put words in your mouth - but when your title says flipping, and you want to know how many you can do it really starts to sound like you're developing a model that would not be appropriate for 1031s. 
Alex Corvin Minimal/no cashflow, but good potential for appreciation
7 September 2016 | 39 replies
If you would've followed your own advise that appreciation is a bonus and cash flow is king then you would've never bought that property and you'd be a poorer man for it today, but you were smart enough to put your money where your mouth isn't.