Energy industry driven meaning it is very cyclical.

It's not worth the time, effort or mental energy.

What I do know is the numbers on the surface seem okay and the government still has a lot of ability to take up slack e.g. most of the 2022 clean energy and stimulus money hasn’t been paid out yet. 

I love educational books like this and a bunch of others that really give me energy to tackle my goals and hustle hard towards my big why (shoutout to Simon Sinek).Right now I feel like my company is on the verge of a huge transformation and a big "level-up" event: successfully offering our first large commercial residential investment as a syndication or partnership/joint venture.

Improved energy efficiency with new windows and mini split heat pump and took advantage of the tax credits for creating energy efficient rentals.

Loving the energy and proactive start-- that will get you very far.Looking forward to seeing you around the forums and congrats on a great start, keep it up! 

Your team needs to learn when you're at your highest level of energy and put the most important things on the schedule for that time so you/they crush it.I hope this helps!

Biotechnology, healthcare, and clean energy sectors also show substantial expansion, contributing to a diverse economic base.

That person who put in the work, time, energy, effort and actions to dig up and CREATE a "deal", of a $400k market value property only needing paint and cleaning, yeah, there gonna want to sell it for THERE best profit.

My question regards down payment sizing, I am wondering if it would be a bad idea to put a larger downpayment on a house to increase cash flow as me and my brother don't see our college years as a time where we can dedicate our full energy into finding/managing deals (and if we do we could always refinance to pull out our equity).