It depends on the adversity, but for tenant issues, have policies in place and follow through the process. For other issues, take time to get to the root of the issue, then deal with it.
It depends on the adversity, but for tenant issues, have policies in place and follow through the process. For other issues, take time to get to the root of the issue, then deal with it.
@David Lund I like what @Scott E. shared about getting used to adversity. I would like to add to that. Over the past 3-4 years, I have been involved in mastermind groups where we have met weekly. During this mastermind meeting, we talked about the different struggles that come up. And wouldn't you know it, other people in the group had experienced that problem before and they had learn how to deal with that problem. So every week we would bring problems and other would bring solutions and we would do that for each other over a few years. So, over time, problems just became another day.
@Marty Boardman, it is great to see your contribution to this thread. It's been awhile. Let meet up for lunch again.
Would love to hear everyone’s strategies to overcome adversity in real estate to help them stick to and achieve their goals!
having backupp lan, managing risk first, not overleverage, and understanding what-if situation. I've been through all that crazy adversities til these days.
Like @Scott E. said, problems or adversity are near constant. At first, I allowed myself to get stressed out. But eventually you come to expect problems and that just becomes your normal.
Like @Scott E. said, problems or adversity are near constant. At first, I allowed myself to get stressed out. But eventually you come to expect problems and that just becomes your normal.