Congrats in joining the club of REI addicts.

It's like herion addiction.

Sidenote: You are aware that fatty foods that are bad for you are often designed to create addiction, right?

The below is in addition to other "hits" such as if it's an investment property, 2-4 unit, etc etc.It turns out a bunch of people historically used cash out refinance proceeds to quit their job, become addicted to hard drugs, etc, and now the rest of us pay the price in the form of cash out refinances being priced as riskier loans.

I used to say "I'm addicted" and I believe it still holds true.

It’s an obsession that quickly becomes an addiction.

. :) Progress is addictive and with the "compound affect" the changes you are making now will only snowball into more success.

Happy Holidays.As the year winds down, and I am reevaluating where I’m at in my investment journey - I feel like I’ve accomplished more than what I set out at the beginning of the year.Part addicted or part not wanting lose momentum, I feel like I can squeeze out one more purchase (most likely a SFH) but this is where I’m stuck - I can move forward with a hard money lender who has highly rates and required a larger down payment or I wait and see if my score bumps back up so I can work with my conventional lender - but who knows how long that will take to happen.

Selling real estate is an addiction.

I had a semi pro football player living in a unit of mine and he ended up being addicted to hard drugs...it wasn’t steroids.