No system is perfect, so don't waste your time chasing after the next shiny object.

Just become really focused at what you do finding leads and don’t get distracted with the shiny object syndrome.

and let's recognize that different investors have objectives that are different (than ours).

If your objective is long term income from real estate, it makes less sense to sell, because you are just taking  yourself in the opposite direction of having multiple properties to generate income from.Presuming you have a good interest rate on your current property - (which 2 years ago you should have a great one!)...

It should outline their goals, objectives, and the strategies they intend to implement to achieve them.

All of the progress I've made in my syndication business boils down to getting focused and avoiding shiny objects.

Who knows if there were more kids or if any objected?

Here's a quick look at their inventory age (dates are 2022:)Date  Number of PropertiesBefore August165Aug59Sept31Oct19As OPEN says on page 35 they "significantly reduced our offer pace and subsequent closings of new home acquisitions in light of our risk management objective" and it shows in the overall Raleigh market.

Eventually the bad operators, the ones with shiny object syndrome, will be forced to either improve or get out of the industry.

What are your goals and objectives?