Execution beats perfection—start small, learn, and scale.

When I first started in real estate, I thought the key to success was finding that one perfect property.But looking back, the thing that made the biggest difference wasn’t the deal — it was the foundation behind it.Here’s what I wish someone told me early on 1.

But losses are rarely realized, because most homeowners aren’t selling into weakness.If you're looking to build long-term wealth through real estate, buying now may beat waiting years for a “perfect dip” that never comes.For new investors, especially, the risk of inaction can be bigger than the risk of “buying too early.”If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines because you’re scared of a downturn, that’s exactly the mindset that holds many back from building real momentum.Don’t wait for perfection.

@Chase Calhoun your journey is a perfect example of turning a challenging situation into a successful investment. 

Splitting the difference is a perfectly valid middle ground too: maybe add a few hundred extra each month, build equity faster, but still keep cash free for opportunities.

I found an area that I thought would be perfect for some small bay flex space (small office with mostly warehouse).

In a perfect world, I'd live in the smaller unit and rent out the larger one, or maybe even run an Airbnb if the property makes senseI’m looking for a mix of cash flow and stability/appreciation.

-Landlords want stable tenants, not weekenders.The MTR model hits the perfect balance between profit and peace of mind.Who else thinks 2025 is the year to scale MTRs?

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“Perfect BRRRRs” are rare nowadays.