The shitty thing about real estate:
It's not very approachable from the outside. The people who do deals never talk about the deals they do. Sharing isn't common.
It's tough to learn unless you were born into a real estate family or got lucky with a mentor.
It's not very approachable from the outside. The people who do deals never talk about the deals they do. Sharing isn't common.
It's tough to learn unless you were born into a real estate family or got lucky with a mentor.
So to learn how to talk to a banker or what makes a good deal or how to structure a deal is damn near impossible.
The people who know it well (like crypto) talk about it in a complex way.
So newbies have no idea what the insiders are talking about.
The people who know it well (like crypto) talk about it in a complex way.
So newbies have no idea what the insiders are talking about.
I've learned more sharing how I think about real estate on Twitter in 12 months than I could have out just doing deals for 12 years.
I get feedback from a lot of smart people I respect.
My mistakes were pointed out. Great ideas were shared.
And I got a lot smarter.
I get feedback from a lot of smart people I respect.
My mistakes were pointed out. Great ideas were shared.
And I got a lot smarter.
But I have thick skin. Twitter has a lot of jerks. I get why nobody shares.
If I did a questionable deal I would have been crucified. Its only a matter of time until I end up getting cancelled or I lose a deal with 250k impressions on everything I say.
If I did a questionable deal I would have been crucified. Its only a matter of time until I end up getting cancelled or I lose a deal with 250k impressions on everything I say.
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