Well my silly sausage muffin... try 3 months..I started in 2017 doing my own seo testing and developing my own all white hat SEO strategies...And .. well...check this out :The more I test the more I learn, the more test need to be done the more I learn the more I test... and the curve shows that.I get more and more and more traffic.With that comes more and more and more leads.SO blood...there is only ONE kind of marketing that will EVER be worth my time.

I'd tell them to take of their investor hat and spend a good long while thinking about what they want their life to look like...on a day to day basis. 

They probably won't tip their hat and tell you a specific company but maybe you can find a way to work together.

Those linear, shallow closets really date a property, and don't offer what buyers at that price point are going to be looking for.Also, there was a trend of having the closet be the connector between the sleeping space and the bath, but that's pretty much old hat.  

Having a flexible job with enough fat to save and invest is arguably a better position to be in for what it sounds like you want to do.If you do work for someone, I would suggest a much smaller venture, where you are able to wear many hats.

That said, will put my investor hat on and see if I can get anything that makes sense.

Anyway  I think the real moral of this tale is you need to as a buyer put on your big boy hat and do your due diligence.. and you need to have a really good broker who could pick these things out up front as well.. but you know people now they think agents are worthless and they just do it themselves  LOL...

Originally posted by Joel Owens:You do not pay a higher price base on potential because it is not realized yet.Obviously you have your buyers agent hat on not your sellers agent hat when you say that.

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The goal should be to be set up for retirement in the terms of financial freedom/flexibility not just a place to hang your hat. 2.) 10 or 20 years is a long time to know where you'll want to be. 30 years is (like you said) a really really really long time.