I decided to walk away from the deal since there were no good comps to provide any level of confidence for ARV.

I feel confident with the team of professionals and mentors that I've connected with in my local area, but could use some advice and/or connections with trustworthy people to help me strategize my overseas plans.

They are supposedly offering cash because they are sooo confident about the fact they’re going to close.

I work with new investors regularly to help them understand their financing options and build confidence to take that first step.

Even without renovations, we added value by positioning the property correctly, streamlining the transaction, and maximizing the buyer's confidence through our process and presentation.

Right now I’m working on tightening up my finances, getting more confident with analyzing deals, and setting myself up to scale this the right way.

I'm confident in the value that Pace is creating and what the Subto Community is delivering every day. 

Start looking into lender requirements and local rents so that when you’re ready, you can buy your first rental with confidence.

I had analysis paralysis, a bunch of Google Sheets, and way too many bookmarked BiggerPockets threads.Now, a few deals later, I’m more confident — but I still learn something new with every property.This past year, I've:🏚️ Bought a four-unit with only 5% down🔧 Managed low-budget, high-impact renovations💸 Raised private capital for the first time📈 Helped a few new investors close on their first deals👀 Almost bought a 15-unit, but walked when the numbers didn’t workThrough it all, the biggest takeaway is: you learn by doing — but you scale faster by learning from others.So I’m curious:What’s the biggest thing you’ve learned this year in your investing journey?

Once I felt confident that I could successfully complete a real estate deal, I started small because I knew I was going to make mistakes and its better to make mistakes on a small scale first.