And honestly… It’s almost addictive because it’s “easy money” relative to the mental overhead and long timelines of larger projects.But I’m at the point where I’m asking myself a real question:For those of you who got very successful at volume with smaller deals, how did you transition into significantly larger deals without losing momentum?

In the meantime, I found Bigger Pockets and have been addicted to the podcasts ever since. 

This self claimed "Drug Addict to CEO" doesn't pass the sniff test in my opinion.

Either way I wish you the best in your new real estate addiction!

Welcome to your new addiction @Stephen Monteverde!

I would recommend changing your mindset and detaching from the results and be addicted to the process don’t let the market get you down you  need to start making some offers the more offers you make the  more you stand the chance of getting one accepted.

The only complaint is "It's addictive" 

Real Estate can be an exciting venture and you will find it can be quite addicting after you've made your first purchase.

Congrats on closing your first property and getting your house hack going, it’s addicting once you get into real estate, isn’t it?

Despite what the media says, your odds of becoming a victim of a violent crime are extremely small unless your a drug addict or gang member.