I've always realized how real estate can change your life, now I am committing myself to the challenges and rewards.

It aims to redistribute US trade revenues to American citizens, excluding high-income earners, and is framed as a "reward for hardworking Americans" who support domestic production.

What I’ve been hearing from a few banks is:They want to see repeatability before they reward flexibility.I’m curious how that looked in real life for operators here who’ve made that leap.Did you find it was more:Assets under your belt?

For the life of me, I do not understand why borrowers reward lenders who intilaly tried to make a mint off the borrower but then when "match" what another lender offers.

Totally agree with Keith — it's a demanding business that really rewards full commitment.

This is a great platform to network and make connectionsEngaging with others who have similar ambitions can be incredibly rewarding and insightful.

You hit the nail on the head with the risk vs reward ratio as well.

Cut low‑value habits by replacing them with a cue routine reward stack, and measure progress by actions, not feelings offers sent, PMs interviewed, deals scanned.

Each strategy comes with its own list of risks and hardships, but I find this strategy to be rewarding to both me and the communities I invest in!

Flipping will humble you or it will reward you and it all depends on whether you show up with optimism… or with actual capital.Good luck out there and if anyone needs any guidance just shoot me a message!