But, we have to keep things in perspective.

But from my perspective without these two "lists" my exit strategies are limited.

Of course, I've discounted any benefit from appreciation/taxes, etc and looked at it from a purely cashflow perspective.....you'll have to look at it through your own lens.

That is a big shift I didn't think I'd hit at this point but I'm drowning without help.

Then I read MJ Demarco’s book, which, despite its clichéd name, is the best perception shifting book for an aspiring entrepreneur that I know of.

I am approaching REI with a long term perspective and assuming I'm successful enough at it and enjoy it enough to progress, I'd eventually like to amass a large enough portfolio to make managing and developing it a full time endeavor.

I walk into perspective buys and can pretty much instantly rework it as needed in my head, vision is part of the job description.

He's a builder/contractor so looking at real estate from a straight investor perspective is tough, but this deal got us onto the same page.

When I bought my duplex, I had a roof that was likely 15 years old, and from my perspective still had some useful life left.

Hi Don,My dad worked for the main post office plant in Atlanta as a supervisor over thousands of workers on the over night shift.