People moved out of impulse and overpaid.

Things like excessive dining out, bad habits, subscriptions, or impulse purchases and showing how redirecting those funds can lead to meaningful progress toward buying property.

I've had the same impulse and used them multiple times and was disappointed multiple times.

Quote from @James Hamling: @Brian J Allen my "Greed Impulse" agrees and loves this.

All are extremely sensitive, petty, impulsive, defensive, selfish, condescending, etc.The reason you cannot bet against him is because he'll learn from his mistakes quicker than you're able to punish him for them.

I'll think twice and consider your view points if I consider following my impulse to sell assets...

Whether it's buying the first property, remodeling, renting, or selling it slows you down and eliminates impulse decisions. 

I don’t want an impulsive tenant to pay a visit to my house if they are upset about something.Unfortunately, since setting up the LLC, I found that a few weeks later I was easily able to tie my name to ownership.

By staying open-minded and willing to learn, investors can avoid costly mistakes and build a solid foundation for their future.In real estate, emotions can cloud judgment, leading to impulsive decisions.

So don't discount it at all.Don't be impulsive, be calculated.