A Microsoft study revealed that workers who rely too heavily on AI may begin to accept AI-generated output without adequate review, diminishing their own problem-solving abilities.When we stop engaging deeply with content—when we cease to question, reflect, and synthesize—we risk allowing our mental muscles to atrophy.Counteracting the Creep of ComplacencyTo prevent AI from becoming a crutch, consider the following strategies:1.

Even if the deal doesn’t work, each analysis builds your muscle memory and helps you better understand the market.

Also, listings that sound too polished can feel stiff—try reworking it like you're talking to a friend, more relaxed and welcoming.

Keep sharpening your analysis muscle and narrowing in on your ideal strategy!

But if you start small and build the muscle, you’ll be positioned to confidently take on deals like this with more autonomy and clarity later.You don’t have to say “no” forever.

Hi @Mary Witt nice to meet you and yes, it’s actually pretty common for agents to ask owners to step out during showings—it helps potential tenants feel more relaxed and open.

It’s a comfortable place where you feel secure and can relax, enjoy your privacy, and unwind after a long day.Room To GrowWhether it’s starting a family, setting up a home office for your new career, or finally building that home gym in the garage so you can hit your fitness goals, owning gives you the space to live life on your terms.A Stronger Sense of CommunityWhen you own, you’re not just passing through, you’re putting down roots.

Relax and enjoy yet you can still oversee.

Practice analyzing deals in your area or out-of-state — it builds your muscle for spotting good opportunities quickly.Network locally and here online.

There's definitely a hassle factor - spending 4 hours talking to contractors and my tenants on a Saturday instead of relaxing on a weekend like most people do.