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Buying Multifamily Real Estate - Closed 200+ Deals || Real Estate Fund @ VonFinch 4K+ Units || Investor Mindset Show || Investor. Speaker. ||

Denver, CO
Joined February 2011
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Pretty strong case
The stock market is crashing! Trump has ruined everything! This is the end! Or…to quote the great Dave Chapelle: “…and hear me out when I say this…you could shut the fuck up.” The stock market has simply rung out Biden’s last gasp of free money before he lost the election. We are back to where we were a year ago.
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When investing, waiting till everyone else moving in a direction, is too late. Once its consensus = lower upside/higher downside
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We need more of this belief. Life is not about perfection. It’s about growth. With new information. New decisions. Not stuck in an ideology & fear.
Replying to @JDVance
I cannot overstate how much I loathe this emotional blackmail pretending to be concern. My kids, god willing, will be risk takers. They won't think constantly about whether a flippant comment or a wrong viewpoint will follow them around for the rest of their lives. They will tell stupid jokes. They will develop views that they later think are wrong or even gross. I made mistakes as a kid, and thank God I grew up in a culture that encouraged me to grow and learn and feel remorse when I screwed up and offer grace when others did.
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Pretty clear. Time for change.
The people of America gave @realDonaldTrump a crystal clear mandate for change tonight
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There’s a significant ROI in discovering the right motivation. Positive fuel drives success and propels you forward.
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What steps are you taking to be excited about the work that you're doing?
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Every investment carries risk. Stay grounded, trust your process, and make informed decisions.
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For me, the only reason to go to university is if you want to become a specialist. Entrepreneurs thrive by putting in the work and building real-world experience.
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The things I learned in university didn’t directly lead me to success in my career— rather they helped me land that first job.
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Money isn’t what’s holding you back from success—it’s the lack of experience and knowledge. Invest in yourself first, and the returns will follow.
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Enhance tenant quality by investing in affordable, high-quality living spaces. A well-maintained property attracts reliable renters and drives long-term returns.
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First figure out what you want to do. Then go and learn the skills on the job. The investment in University can be hit or miss. It was a powerful growth phase for me personally - yet I learned 99.9% of what I needed to run a business by running a business, not in the classroom.
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Looking back on episode 60 of Name Your Number! In this episode of the Investor Mindset Podcast, host Steven Pesavento sits down with Scott Clary to explore his journey from a risk-averse upbringing to taking bold risks in the tech industry. Scott provides insights on leveraging earned secrets, building relationships, and developing an insider's perspective to excel in tech and beyond. To listen in press the link below investormindset.com/podcast/
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The alternative to going to university is entering an apprenticeship. It’s a great way to try different things and gain practical experience.
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Staying ahead of the game is key because the market is always evolving. New investment opportunities pop up every day
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When community events become exclusive, a heightened sense of care and attention emerges.
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Time is money. Whether you’re spending your time or your money, it’s essential to learn from every experience.
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How do you balance work and personal life?
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