My dad died when I was 2.5 years old. My male rolemodels in my life molded me who I am, but they were not risk takers like me. At 18 in 1996, I had cash reserves to buy cheap real estate in DC. 4 condos for $25K each. I was talked down on it as it was too risky.

I was young and although a risk taker, I didn’t want to be caught in a jam with 4 condos. Today those condos are worth over $600K each. At 19 I didn’t listen to anyone, I bought my first condo at $70K in DC and sold 6 years later for $250K

My next place was just over $400K, yes everyone said too risky. Sold it 2 years later for over $600K and now sells for almost $1 MIL. I have dozens of stories like this. Once you take an initial risk, you asses where your life is going and you simply make moves

I’m 42 and owned dozens of homes, very successful at real estate. Love the thrill of it, but I came here for another thrill. Only my close friends and family know how successful I am when I zero on something that sparks my interest. Big things ahead mark it, and while you

Take the ride with me, you’ll enjoy the benefits. Not everyday will be green, not everyday will be red, not everyday will be bag holding. What’s someone’s trash today, is someone’s treasure tomorrow. What someone sells today, they’ll chase tomorrow. What someone holds today

They’ll be impatient about, challenges of trading is to identity in your portfolio often if you’re holding gold that no one found yet, or holding something that doesn’t have value. Remember taking a loss, frees up money - your money is a vehicle to get you to a green move.