Lately I’ve been thinking about how real estate can do more than build wealth — it can sustain missions and protect legacies.Here’s an example that inspired me: there’s a ranch in Tunnel Hill, Georgia that’s been serving children, veterans with PTSD, and families through equine therapy since 2010.

However We do not want to get tunnel vision and will explore all options.

It has been doom and gloom for months and now I see a ray of light at the end of the tunnel!  

Looks like tunnels going to two opposite sides. 

But he wasn't, he was legit thinking 200+ by Sept because he's got tunnel vision of the last days charts. 

I may have an experience and knowledge that creates a bias and with that, a kind of tunnel vision.I fear and believe your wrong, but I hope with everything your right.

From an investor as well as a GC the biggest downfall is spreadsheet tunnel vision.

My market would have better cash flow and better appreciation over the hold.Good luck Fair points.The other thing to really discount is this tunnel vision view of ROE.

In my first deal I looked at several properties and once I selected one, I got tunnel vision and was adamant to make that deal work—not that it was a terrible deal—but im sure with more patience, I could have found something even better.Finding an AgentI started with a quick google search that consisted of “investor friendly real estate agents in Memphis.”

We are still in the "hard market" but there is a light at the end of the tunnel so to speak.