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Run your own race

Run your own race

Run your own race   Recently I participated in my second ever half marathon. Consequently, it was also the second one I have done this year. And if you don’t know, a half marathon consists of running 13.1 miles. Now you may be asking yourself, “Why in the world would he do that?” To that I would answer that I have no idea.   Well, that is not entirely true. One of the guys in the race...

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Should you do it yourself?

Should you do it yourself?

Should you do it yourself?   This week I got a call from my lead man Charles. He was changing out the galvanized plumbing under a flip house because the water pressure had become very reduced due to the buildup of corrosion in the pipes. All was looking good until he went to tie back into the main water line coming from the street.     Everything under the house, including the...

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They are making a lot of noise, but they aren’t going anywhere

They are making a lot of noise, but they aren’t going anywhere

They are making a lot of noise, but they aren’t going anywhere   I recently had a pretty cool wealth analogy fall in my lap that I would like to share with you. It happened while I was out for a long run with my buddy Cody Johns. And when I say long, it was 10 miles.   Now, you should know that I don’t consider myself a runner. I can run, but I don’t feel like I was designed for it....

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Find the right advisor

Find the right advisor

Find the right advisor   I got a call from a brand-new baby investor last week. The reason I describe him this way is because he had made the mental leap of wanting to invest in real estate but had not done a deal yet. He is still in the fact-finding scramble stage of trying to figure out where to begin.   I like this guy. He was younger, but had a good head on his shoulders. He was...

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A different side of financial freedom

A different side of financial freedom

A different side of financial freedom   We have had a rough last couple of days. Tuesday morning my son Seph woke me up from the living room sobbing at 4 a.m. I was in the back bedroom and it was loud enough to wake me up from across the house. When I got there, I found the ear infection that had started on Monday afternoon had my boy doubled over in pain and crying almost uncontrollably....

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