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THREAD:I've been very serious about personal development for 10+ years.But not just reading...I've been putting the principles to work as I've grown and sold my business (7 figure exit) and

“The key to success in entrepreneurship is finding and hiring spectacular people.” bullshit advice.The key to success is building a company that can thrive with perfectly average folks.Finding and motivating

A career is like a series of games.The key to winning is taking a step back early on and figuring out which game is worth playing and which one isn’t.Too

A thread on how to turn $100 into a lot more: People are spending a lot of money on their homes right now. Its time to go get some of

The storage business isn’t always fun and definitely isn’t sexy. We bought this 185 unit portfolio at public auction in October of 2019. 140 units were abandoned and not paying.

I’ve gotten a lot of bad advice in my career and I see even more of it here on Twitter. Time for a stiff drink and some truth you probably

A THREAD that will allow you to fit right in around real estate Twitter.With terms, definitions and the basics of the lingo you need to know: NOI = net operating

There are a lot of underrated skills in this world. Attributes that aren’t openly discussed but are widely shared by the most successful among us.A thread on the little things

If I could invest in a series of small businesses under the following structure I’d be PUMPED and would start doing a lot of it:Founders: tell me if this is

It’s not about how much money you make. It’s about how much money you get to keep.There are two types of CPAs:1. Those who act like they work for the

A thread on how to turn $100 into a lot more: People are spending a lot of money on their homes right now. Its time to go get some of

A thread on how most real estate folks structure deals with outside investors.Most GPs utilize the "preferred equity" structure when they raise money from outside investors. They "syndicate" deals.Here's the