My point was (in more simple terms)  that by changing our perspective we can mitigate if not eliminate the unnecessary pressures of "perfection" Didn't miss your point at all...and of course all of the great ones started out looking for greatness.To paraphrase a great movie quote, "...of course it's hard. 

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I plan to use equity in my current home (in LA county) to buy a multifamily unit to house hack, and rent my current home out. Looking

Other investments have been better and the latest real estate purchases like the Tru Portfolio have much better ROI outlooks.

. :-)Bruce, I like your posts, I like your outlook, I like the hat, but you consistently refuse to acknowledge that black folks have gotten shafted in America, and you consistently try to tell me that it all evens out in the end, and you consistently imply that if black people just changed their perspective, why, they would see there is no racism at work in this country continuing to shaft black folks nowadays.My experience is that this is just not true.

We could just see higher inflation rates, a steadily raising interest rate from the fed, and a bump in unemployment and the feds taking a larger market share of the working economy by paying more peoples rent, that is the best case scenario outlook for the next year or two.

🙌The highest level of cap rate compression and price per unit growth has occurred in fast-growing non-major markets, particularly in the Sunbelt‼Source: US Capital Markets👉What do you think will be the outlook for Multifamily investments in 2022?

Property is very clean inside and out, looks like the tenant takes care of it.Appreciate your advice!

I've had a similar outlook with work and some personal relationships in the past.

@Greg Dickerson uses Microsoft's Outlook tools and Excel, if memory serves.