It’s adapting.Learning new skills.

It rewards creative ones:offers that address timing,offers that solve payment stress,offers that restructure debt,offers that give sellers a way out without blowing up their finances or pride.In slow markets, most buyers wait.The ones who win step forward.If you’re an investor or buyer sitting on capital, this is not the moment to be passive.

In our world, we often see strong operating models struggle to fit into traditional underwriting boxes.Respect for building something that actually solves a local housing problem rather than forcing a template that doesn’t fit LA.Feel free to reach out if you need any help - happy to connect and support you on your REI journey.

Passing on deals has been one of the hardest skills to develop.Early on, everything looks like an opportunity.

Ultimately, success in cold calling comes down to two big skills: 1) Sounding different than every other sales call.

Welcome, Pamela — love the mindset and the puzzle analogy.

This has given me some experience with numbers, problem-solving, and managing projects.

You have to judge your skill set / comfort level / and availability as to these items.  

ill give it to you in the simplest form.....learn to solve peoples problems. that may vary on a case by case basis on what that value is

Quote from @Ozan Somunkiranoglu: Hi everyone,I’m actively looking to purchase an investment property and I’m fairly flexible on location (preferably OH or MI) and property type (SFH or small multifamily, 1–4 units), as long as the numbers make sense.So far, I’ve been finding deals mainly from Zillow, but I know that’s just one piece of the puzzle.