I'm sure you have showed clients a home that they thought was disgusting, but with a little vision could be turned into a great home.

I focused on the potential income I could add and if I could keep the expenses around a certain percentage of income, then I had enough meat on the bones to make the dealAsset RepositioningAfter closing, one of my first moves was to let go of the current property management as they didn’t align well with my vision, my plan and my execution strategy.

I really appreciate your words of wisdom and vision!

Then she got her license and helped me with sales.We butt heads because I'm more business-minded and she doesn't have the same vision or standards.

I could easily move into a 4 or 5 bedroom in the suburbs but that isn't my short term vision especially to build equity.

I feel like I have tunnel vision on these and don't want to do a deal just to do a deal..  

My thoughts are partially on the same page as  @Omar Khan  I do feel that it's part simple math in a sense that most people really don't know how money works and the associated cost of purchases with that money, the other part is information and education.1) Person buys a new car expecting a monthly payment of $300, didn't have the vision/understanding to factor in beforehand his increased insurance payment on a new car, higher annual DMV licensing tax for a new car, desire to want to show off that car, i.e. more, increased fuel cost.

#Vision #Opportunity #Timing #GetAhead

Is it your inability to have Vision of where you want your future to go or to be?

Remember though, don’t get too caught up on one deal and get tunnel vision, I’ve seen investors miss out on deals because they were so determined to make a different one work.