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It’s not what you make, but what you keep that matters

It’s not what you make, but what you keep that matters

It’s not what you make, but what you keep that matters.   How many of you have heard stories about lottery winners who win it big, only to lose  everything in a short period of time? I was reading a web article on this subject recently and it was mind blowing. The article went through many stories of how different people had won millions, only to lose it in 10 years or less. One guy won $31...

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Be careful where you get advice

Be careful where you get advice

Be careful where you get advice   Ashley and I went to a baby shower this week for some of our good friends Dorsie and Jimmy Kuni. Dorsie was absolutely glowing.   This will be their first, and as any good friend who already has kids should do, I asked Jimmy if he was excited or just plain scared. He laughed, and we joked about Owen Wilson’s line from “Armageddon” right before they...

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Prioritize and execute

Prioritize and execute

Prioritize and execute   For the last two weeks, I’ve been on my eighth reading of a book called “Extreme Ownership, How U.S. Navy SEALS Lead and Win” by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin. (Well, technically I’m not reading it. The authors are reading it to me via Audible. But this is the eighth time I have listened to it.)   This book is awesome. The authors, Jocko and Leif, are two Navy...

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What is a market inversion?

What is a market inversion?

What is a market inversion?   Are you familiar with the term market inversion? If not, that’s OK. I wasn’t until recently. But as real estate investors, you need to understand what it is, and more importantly, what it means for the current and upcoming real estate market.   First off, let me give a quick overview as to what market inversion is from my understanding, and then I’ll tell...

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How do you measure success?

How do you measure success?

How do you measure success?   I was standing in a store the other day buying materials for a project when I saw a friend I haven’t seen for years. He also happened to be buying things for a project he was working on.   We talked for a while, catching on up on the past. Toward the end I said, “So, you’re still at it” in reference to his house buying endeavors. He responded with, “Well…...

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