I like to make yearly goals in each area of my life but here I will share only some of my real estate goals for 2020: Sell 19% of one of my real estate companies for 400K.Separate my business finances better by taking 250k of that money and pay off business debt from my other businesses that I have used to fund the acquisition of properties in my main real estate business.Use the other 150k to continue purchasing properties in the Triad area of North Carolina.Purchase 36 single family properties (24 in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point, and 12 in Arizona) and lease them out using the lease option strategy.Purchase a 30 pad mobile home park with 10 units already rented and an additional 20 pads available to rent out, improve advertising and double the value of the park and basically BRRRR the mobile home park.Go on the Investor Summit at Sea real estate cruise with the Real Estate Guys, Robert Helms and Russell Grey.Bring on one or two more assistants to lighten our work load and systematize our businesses better.Appear on 10 more podcasts to increase brand awareness in order to raise money for our real estate deals.Get 20 new real estate coaching clients and help them acquire their first, second, or third property.Increase cash flow by another 5k this year.

You should be learning how to court private lenders to maximize your - and their - ROI.The investors in my local group often use only OPM and OPC(redit) to fund deals which they vet with the lenders to ensure their confidence in the investment.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

It may help provide the structure to keep cruising along on this journey!

I'm also investing in upcoming holiday destinations with big short-term rental potential.

You will aimlessly get pushed in one direction or the other and never know if you are headed towards your destination.

CA will always remain a travel destination no matter what.

You can lose all that money as quickly as you made it if you invest in the wrong strategy that's not a line to get you where you want to goWhen I first got involved in real estate I bought a lot of properties very fast by the time I was up to my 35th rental property I realized these were not the types of properties I wanted and it was running me into the ground making me go bankruptAll of this happened because I never actually was asked why I was buying those houses and what I wanted to achieve as a result of that meaning what was my goal and was this strategy getting me on the path to achieving my goal the quick answer was no none of that was happening so my advice is make sure you know what types of properties are going to give you the end result that are specific for youBe very careful asking people for directions when you do not know your end destination and where you are actually wanting to end up. imagine driving your car and pulling over and asking someone for directions the first quick question they are going to ask you is where you going if you can't answer that and they cannot help you correctly

Enjoy the journey not the destination.

Know what makes $ in PM, getting a best quality tenant set in unit on a 3yr lease renewal cycle, in a quality condition home, that's how PM makes $, "cruise control".

The idea is that mastering anything from your relationships, to your career, or hobbies, ‘mastery’ is always a continuous path, and never a destination.