Don’t Say No, Go with the Flow

I’m continually amazed at people who seem to achieve great things seemingly against all odds. And I’m equally amazed at people who seem to achieve none of their goals. Is it that opportunity knocks only on some people’s doors and not others? Is it perhaps luck? The more I interview people on my podcast and […]

5 Tips to Get You Through the Not-So-Good Days as an Investor

Most of the time, I have good days. But sometimes I have days that aren’t so good. Things don’t go as planned. There’s a setback or maybe a series of setbacks. I question if I’ve made the right choice or if I’m on the right track. I question myself. These kinds of “bad” days happen to us entrepreneurs; they’re inevitable. But if you don’t handle them correctly, they can distract, delay and even cripple you.

The Problem with Thinking Big

You absolutely need to think big to be successful. But make sure you follow this advice or you’ll never get out of the gate.

Here’s Why To Focus Like a Laser On Your First Deal

I want to talk to you today about the importance of focusing on doing your first deal.

You may have ultimate end-goals like quitting your job, working for yourself, securing your retirement or leaving a legacy for your children. In order to accomplish those goals with apartment buildings, you might determine that you need to own 100 units (or whatever the number).

Those are good and worthwhile goals, and they’re important. But if you’re just starting out on your journey, then you need an interim goal, something you can focus on, something you think you can achieve and something that opens the door to bigger things.

The one interim goal I’m talking about is to focus on your first deal.