There’s no such thing as being too aggressive. You can’t out-compete with other investors to put offers on properties without being aggressive.

If you want to become wealthy in this game – you have to get out there, talk to people, find the right deals and make them yours. 

I had an investment property in a small town that had been steadily appreciating for decades. Still, the housing market crashed, and my rental income couldn’t cover the mortgage payments anymore. I put it on the market to sell at a much lower price than what it would have been years ago.

Build up the capital to get into this game. If your job pays you $60k, then you’re leftover with $10k/year after taxes, food, kids, and home. The key is not to lose your $10k and keep building it up. 

If you buy real estate based on your budget, you’ll have nothing. The problem with real estate investing in America is that the Middle class gets the leftovers when you stick within budget. Getting that cash flow will set you apart from getting mediocre deals to landing massive deals. 

Use this formula:

The number of units is the most important thing when looking at properties.

Formula: # of units x cash flow + the time = future appreciation

When you try to invest in too many properties without taking the time to consider if it’s worth value, you will miss out on money. Focus on 2-3 incredible deals worth a lot that you know have immense value and will be profitable in the long run. 

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