2007 Real Estate Goals Mid-Term Report
June 26th, 2007 by Joshua Dorkin | 9 Comments | Filed in Learn Real Estate, Real Estate Deals, Real Estate InvestingRe-Evaluate Your 2007 Real Estate Goals
Hey everyone! We’re fast approaching the end of June and the mid-point of 2007. Back in December, many of you participated in our 2007 Real Estate Goals Group Writing Project and others joined our forum discussion, sharing their goals.
As we get closer to July, I wanted to remind all of you to break out those goals and take a look. Have you taken steps to achieve them? Have you fallen behind? For many of you, the goals consisted doing a set number of deals. You established a quantifiable number for yourself which you can compare with the number of real estate deals you’ve actually accomplished.
How are things going?
Often times, when you re-evaluate your goals, you’ll see that you need to re-set these goals. If that’s the case, don’t fret. As people are dynamic beings, their goals will be as well. Take a look at yourself and see what is realistic, then clean up those goals so they make sense for you and your situation for the next 6 months.
If anyone is interested in sharing, we’d love to see if our goal setting session has been helpful so far for anyone! Please share your thoughts with us here!
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