I’m  happy to hear the progress that Andrew and Four Peaks are making on our investment.

You need to understand demand, zoning, rental strategy, path of progress, etc. 

What I See Successful Investors Do in the First Week of the Year (Before Looking at Any Deals)The first work week of the year has a certain energy to it.New goals, fresh motivation, and that urge to “do something big.”But the investors I see make the most progress year after year don’t start by chasing deals.They start by getting clear.Before they analyze a single property, they take a short pause to answer a few simple questions:What actually worked last year?

We have projects either in progress or starting around Jasper and in Big Canoe.

Having good teammates consisting of an Investor-Friendly Agent, Lender, Contractor, and Property Manager will also be critical for your success.Good luck and keep us posted on your progress!

You get 3 very unique attributes when do what we coin "Path Of Progress" Investing: Forced Appreciation, Market Certainty via review of the development plan (cities not just individual builders) and my "Happy Place" 0-capex. 

I say this because to find success as an agent, entrepreneur, business owner, etc. you'll need to 'burn the boats' at some point.As time progresses, you'll be faced with some decisions:- is this the year I decide to go 'all-in' on Real Estate?

No progress in 12 years of being on BP, poor credit score, fairly low savings, adverse to Ramsey’s teachings of austerity and saving.I still wish you the best.

Not the highlight-reel version.Not someone else’s version.Your version.For some people, a win is buying their first property.For others, it’s understanding financing, building savings, or finally feeling confident analyzing deals without second-guessing everything.I’ve seen too many beginners burn out because they set goals that sound impressive but don’t match where they’re starting from.The investors who make real progress aren’t the ones who sprint on Day 1.They’re the ones who define a clear, realistic win — and build toward it steadily.So if you’re just getting started this year, don’t overwhelm yourself today.Clarity beats intensity, especially at the beginning.For those starting out: what would make this year feel like a win for you by December?

Welcome to BP, and congrats on the progress you’ve already made.