This week between Christmas and New Year's seems to be an appropriate week for thinking about goals and I need some inspiration.I set a goal to do $10m in 2021.

I wanted to teach until the Christmas break and dedicate all my time to do whatever it takes to be successful.

This is the first one I'm attending so I'm definitely excited.Oh, Merry Christmas to you!

Merry Christmas Amy 🙌 I recommend Matt Maurice too!

NO “participation trophy’s” are awarded for real estate investing. 

Cash only sale, very motivated seller around the slow market period of Christmas/New Year holiday.

ha :)unless some really crazily insane deal presents itself, i would keep cash until Christmas. 

Cons: TAXES (holy cow taxes are high on the cape), high cost property (median is now around $650k I believe, expect to pay closer to $1.5M minimum or much more for the more desirable locations such as on the waterfront), relatively short season with summer being the time when you’d make the bulk of your earnings (although it’s less seasonal than you might think and units will rent relatively well all the way up through Christmas before demand finally does drop off a cliff), high utility costs (don’t forget to factor in the cost for AC at a beach house, with doors opening and closing all day, in a region with high cost/kWh for electricity, also expensive to heat in winter), hard to find labor (major shortage of cleaners, tradespeople, etc on the cape currently), high property maintenance costs (beach houses take a beating: sand, salt, big parties, hurricanes, tough weather, long winters, etc. and expect to pay a premium for both labor and materials on the cape), HOAs (high fees, rental restrictions), traffic, taxes, and taxes.

I don't want to be the Grinch that stole Christmas, but some of those deals that looked compelling a couple of years ago might actually turn out to be less compelling than they once looked. 

Show your value :)  BTW I was in Ashville at the Biltmore for Christmas suer nice, I live in Murrels Inlet