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Kill it, or keep it?

Kill it, or keep it?

Kill it, or keep it?   I’ve written to you before about the story of the goose and the golden egg. Just to remind you, it’s about a poor farmer who discovered he had a goose that would lay a solid gold egg each day. The farmer would sell that egg and then live lavishly off the proceeds. Eventually, he became impatient with receiving only an egg a day and decided to lop of the goose’s head...

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Real estate is not a house business

Real estate is not a house business

Real estate is not a house business   This statement may sound counterintuitive, but real estate is not a house business — it’s a people business. It just so happens that the setting in which you are interacting with the people includes houses and mobile homes. But think about it — without people wanting to rent, sell and buy the houses, the properties themselves wouldn’t have any value....

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I felt like I was lied to

I felt like I was lied to

I felt like I was lied to   Today I want to share something with you that is interwoven with real estate, but is really a message I hope that you’ll share with the younger people in your life.   It all started when I stopped by a flip project this week and began talking with my lead man, Charles, about a recent article he had read about the shortage of skilled labor in our country. And...

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Do you take pride in your rentals?

Do you take pride in your rentals?

Do you take pride in your rentals?   As I’ve told you before, I like doing service calls on our rentals. One of the big reasons for this is I get to see how our tenants are keeping the properties.   We pride ourselves on good customer service, which includes a fast response time on service calls. So when something breaks, I’m often there within a few hours. As such, the tenants don’t...

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Sitting at the laundromat with my bank account drained

Sitting at the laundromat with my bank account drained

Sitting at the laundromat with my bank account drained   So, I learned some very valuable lessons this week at the laundromat. First, laundromat has an “O” in it which is contrary to how I say it — “laundry mat.” Next, the machines there have come a long way since I was kid. They have timers on the washers now, which is awesome, and the dryers are very efficient. I know they’re very...

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