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Shane W.
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Investors helping other investors

Shane W.
  • Professional
  • Santa Monica, CA
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I have to say I'm very encouraged by the mentality of investors helping other investors. It's quite refreshing and I totally understand the benefits that existing investors get from bringing on new investors into their network.

In theory the positives always outweigh the potential negatives but how often is this the case?

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Jeremiah Mon
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Jeremiah Mon
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  • San Diego, CA
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@Shane Willcox

Commercial real estate is a relationship business. Your network is your networth. The more people you know, the more access to deals that you have.

The downside is, if you’re not vetting properly, you could run into a few wolves in sheep’s clothing. Integrity is always key. Find people who are positive an always growing in their personal development.

Success rarely exceeds personal development- Jim Rohn

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