My real estate portfolio over the last 10 years: 🏡 2015: $200K 2016: $700K 2017: $5.2M 2018: $10.7M 2019: $17.2M 2020: $24.2M 2021: $35.2M 2022: $42.2M 2023: $47.7M 2024: $50.3M Just wait to see what I have in store for 2025!

Eagles could have scored 60 if they needed to

@iveganlifestyle This was a bad showing

@BorjaRoca I mean it’s got to be up there. Never seen an offensive line blow a game so bad.

I’m a Chiefs can and I stoped watching. I bet the advertisers are pissed

Chiefs played so bad they ruined mist people’s Super Bowl Parties and all the Tv commercial spots 😂

@getnickwright Hey. 2 in a row is good

And that is why three in a row has never been done. And won’t be done anytime soon.

Make up call…

@Ballah3rd O stop 😂

Should you raise rent on current tenants? If you can avoid it, don’t. It strains relationships. Unhappy tenants = neglected property. The risk isn’t worth the reward. Wait until they leave, then adjust the rent.

The hardest paths lead to the greatest rewards. If it’s easy, it’s probably not worth much—leave it for someone else.

The real estate market would collapse without real estate investors

@HalfFeeLee 😂

@alex_beltran_ If you buy or sell representing someone once every three or four years you pay for your license and you get connections with people

@PaceJordanMorby Well you are smart enough to marry into your success 😉

Interest rates don’t matter. Why? Supply is too low. Buyers are paying premiums. Builders can’t keep up. Investors aren’t flipping fast enough. And guess what? That’s not changing anytime soon.

If you want to go where few have been, you have to do what few are willing to do. The uncommon path is lonely—that’s why so few make it to the top.

Never put 20% down on a rental