I have worked with a ton of new investors, and don't get me wrong, there is a difference between patience and ambition.

Our goal is to scale quickly and acquire as many properties as possible, with no upper limit on our ambitions.

Response for Sara Salinaro: Hi Sara, I love the ambition—starting with a clear long-term goal like large-scale hotels is how you make big things happen!

If you’re have ambition either for a career as a management/ professional/ entrepreneur or becoming a real property investor then you’re going to bat with 2 strikes.  

This led me to have an extreme ambition of trying to give my future family the things I didn't get.

Being wealthy is not just being rich.A person who has a lot of money but no time is not wealthy.A person who has a lot of money but no privacy is not wealthy.A person who has a lot of money but no relationship is not wealthy.A person who has a lot of money but no ambition is not wealthy.Being rich is easy, being wealthy is very challenging.And yes being wealthy is very worthy because to become wealthy, you need to master your life.Money is just a small part of your life.

I am bit confused. thanks

Quote from @Dennis Bragg: Alan, I’ve got to say, taking on a major construction project like this in Ardmore is a bold move, and I admire the ambition.

When you work a 9-5 job, you typically rely on colleagues assigned to you.As an investor, you have the OPPORTUNITY to assemble your dream team of professionals who share your ambition and can help you achieve your financial goals.

I know many folks that started a business with just a business card, telephone, a vehicle and ambition.