Literally 23:20 she put it so clearly and succinctly. People always ask if I'm afraid of buying, but I'm just like the tenant is paying the mortgage and all maintenance, plus cash flow, depreciation and appreciation. I love the way she said it, very easy to understand.
As an agent an investor-friendly agent SHOULD feel responsible for the providing of properties. When an agent provides good investment properties then the investor can trust and continue to work with as well as refer other investors to the agent. Win-Win! Wow big difference between the successful and unsuccessful. Get educated.
The comment about "doubling down" until you win is pretty ironic. It displays an inefficient understanding of risk vs reward and using it will lead to you eventually losing all of your invested money before you "hit it big" with small winners
As a woman investor, LET HER TALK and quit interrupting her. I actively seek out advice from a person of my gender giving advice and it's so rare, when I come across someone in my situation I just want to listen and learn.
Literally 23:20 she put it so clearly and succinctly. People always ask if I'm afraid of buying, but I'm just like the tenant is paying the mortgage and all maintenance, plus cash flow, depreciation and appreciation. I love the way she said it, very easy to understand.
I'm going to San Francisco next week. I WAS looking forward to it.
I have learned over the years. Once you find a really really good investor friendly agent treat them like gold. The reward will be platinum.
As an agent an investor-friendly agent SHOULD feel responsible for the providing of properties. When an agent provides good investment properties then the investor can trust and continue to work with as well as refer other investors to the agent. Win-Win! Wow big difference between the successful and unsuccessful. Get educated.
Bernard L I agree!
went to san fran to work (down town)and thought it was one of the cleanest cities ive been in. waaaaay cleaner than portland oregon.
Thank you for your time
The comment about "doubling down" until you win is pretty ironic. It displays an inefficient understanding of risk vs reward and using it will lead to you eventually losing all of your invested money before you "hit it big" with small winners
Cody
I too will never forget the smell of San Fran. GROSS.
As a woman investor, LET HER TALK and quit interrupting her. I actively seek out advice from a person of my gender giving advice and it's so rare, when I come across someone in my situation I just want to listen and learn.