More on this in a coming blog.Step 5: Identify a Property and Submit an OfferIf you get to this stage, congratulations you have overcome paralysis by analysis.

You really need off-market deals here to overcome that.

Like you said, your first obstacle will be zoning, which like you said, you can usually overcome by building on a permanent foundation.

Overcoming Low-Capital Challenges: If you started with minimal funds, how did you tackle challenges when moving towards automation?

To overcome this fear, I realized that I needed to act now rather than wait for the perfect opportunity.Putting up a capable team was crucial to help me overcome my fear.🧑‍🤝‍🧑  As a leader, you should surround yourself with talented people who can contribute their skills and talents.

Did anyone have this before and how did you overcome it? 

My personal opinion if you don't have money to overcome mistakes, partner with a team for a few deals. 

Even after sitting down with people for an hour individually, it took email updates and follow ups before many investors had a clear picture of the Project and investment opportunity. 3) High level education about the market is key: judicial and political structure, growth drivers, safety, etc... are huge front end educational points. 4) Some people thought that they needed to see the property - we were able to overcome this through the presentation and juxtaposing this investment with their stock holdings and their lack of knowledge of their paper asset portfolio. 5) Owning a piece of a hotel vs. a time share - this may be peculiar to our deal in the way that we are developing the property, but it took an explicit highlighting to make investors clear that they were owning a piece of a hotel (land, structures, fixtures etc...) as opposed to a time block.6) Strike while the iron is hot - If someone is ready to invest, TAKE THEIR MONEY!!!

Malcomb, thank you for the advice, I've been investing and currently owned a couple rental properties, been trying to expand my footprint into real estate investing and expand my portfolio, looking into a couple directions, 1- Looking to buying commercial multifamily, 2- wholesaling to get additional capital (buy-hold).Wholesaling is new to me and been readings, there's are several factors to overcome and become successful in wholesaling so I'm hoping to invest in a coaching program helping me overcome the difficulties and shorten the time self-learning and have a higher chance of success.

Since then, I vowed to not put my family in that situation and my main end goal is to educate others in bad situations on how to budget and overcome where they are for a better future.My wife (Sandhya) and I currently live off of her income and while she supports me she is not very Interested in real estate.