The process really will stretch you and reveal weaknesses in yourself and your partners.

No counter is no big deal, they simply did not want to show any weakness because they believe the property is worth far more than you think it is worth.

Then what are your true strengths and weaknesses are.

I don't want to get off on a tangent, but both have different strengths and weaknesses.

Ideally get someone else to cover your weaknesses but don't ignore them if they need to get done.

HI all,Just started reading the Millionaire Real estate Investor, and came across the concept of the 80/20 Rule: Where 80% of your results are determined by only 20% of your actions.I personally I can see this being applied both in the  personal and the real estate world, by focusing on activities that deal with my strengths, while outsourcing tasks that I am weak in to some who excels in that area.

I was very sympathetic to her situation and I thought I could make it work but she took it as a sign of weakness.  

Forming your real estate team is important so everyone knows the roles involved in a real estate transaction, what each person's strengths and weaknesses are, and what roles is each person playing.I would then develop an investment model that clearly shows how you intend to manage each deal and what are the entry and exit points of the investment.God Bless You!

We need a correction soon to weed out the weak who have no money.

I would do nothing in a transitional area or near weak areas.