As a passionate advocate for intellectual rigor in real estate endeavors, I am thrilled to join this distinguished forum.

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I'm Safal, and I'm genuinely thrilled to be part of this community.

(We use compounded returns because that’s what annual interest rate is based on, and we want to compare apples with apples.)I would be THRILLED with that return.  

They were thrilled to get that amended return filed haThe amount of items I need to "force" my software to do (to recreate how the return was originally filed )...because it wants to not let me...because it's so wrong blows my mind.

👋I'm thrilled to be part of this incredible community.

It's more than a mentorship; it's a thriving community where success is a collective journey.Sub 2 is not your typical learning experience; it's an adventure where education meets camaraderie, and success becomes a thrilling story.

If I was a contractor and got a General SOW to bid, and won the bid, I wouldn't be too thrilled if the owner then hands me a SOW that is 20 times as long and explains exactly every detail of the job.

Retirement, income, kids college,  the thrill.  

Most people say don't buy for appreciation, but I've seen sharp folks with deep pockets buy in hot markets with negative cash flow because they have enough money to gamble and still survive if they lose, because they are banking on that appreciation.