(Or might be very mild, real estate prices didn't even drop in the 2001 recession.)since these post happen if not daily or weekly on this same subject.couple notes.1. if we are in a bad crash market correction etc.. financing will pull in their horns.. beginners will find it quite difficult to get loans2. if you have cash then your fine.next recession might not involve real estate as much as we think..    

For six months I have been trying to land my first deal, I have gotten some potential deals but haven't closed.I want to know what should my daily habits include to increase my deal probability?

It had a daily rate of $110. 

I would send her a list almost daily of properties for her to line up for us to see on all my days off.

Pretty sure you or somebody you trust would need to be there daily (and nightly). 

I have been thinking about this statement daily for many months now.

I like the ability to adjust my rates on a daily basis given economic indicators and the season. 

I recently moved back to the island and I can see daily opportunities for investments in every corner but unfortunately there is not to much info on the internet, so that’s why I’m here asking questions to help investors that are interested in PR.

I am taking some time off from the daily grind and will be in the Phoenix / Scottsdale area for a few weeks. 

Looking at this as a JOB and not a BUSINESS is one of the biggest initial mistakes people make.Successful Brokers:- Prospect for leads DAILY (door knocking, cold calls, calls to personal circle, etc)- Have a follow-up system (mail, calls, emails, texts, etc)- Allocate funds to marketing campaigns (social media, direct mail, online ads, etc.)- Have back-end systems for servicing clients and transaction coordination.- Don't spend time on "busy work".