Trump is looking specifically for a new fed chairman who will cut rates. He has publicly said he thinks rates are 3% too high. Inflation will likely increase. The ones who own assets will get richer and those who don't will not. Do you own assets?

📉📊📉BREAKING-FED cuts rates 25 basis points.🔥🔥🔥 So what? This specific cut doesn't matter (market already priced it in) but it leads to more optimism in the markets and sign of future cuts to come. Jerome Powell's term ends in May 2026.

4/4So I’d rather exit, take the post-tax proceeds, and redeploy them into new opportunities than sit on a stabilized asset collecting a coupon. @realEstateTrent for inspiration

3/4Once it’s fully stabilized, the next buyer is basically betting on rents increasing from $850 to $900 and on interest rates staying favorable. I don’t control either of those.

2/4 and I successfully increased income from $56k a month to $140k mo with new leases. The risk/reward profile changes dramatically. At that point, holding becomes irrational — I sold the stabilized property at a $12.6M valuation.

1/4 Why did we sell our Tulsa OK 208 unit multi family?  Our strategy is to prioritize value creation, not long-term cash flow. For example, I acquired the property where tenants are paying $450 in rents rents in a $850 market

So what if I'm a baby? It's still good advice! 😂

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That’s fulfilling. Hustling isn’t the problem. Hard work isn’t the problem. The problem is we’re working on the wrong thing. So stop. Think. Who are you working for? Whose dream are you building? And where is it actually leading you?

When your work builds your dream. When the time and energy you pour in come back to you, not just for a paycheck, but for something that lasts. When you wake up knowing that what you’re building today will still be paying you years from now.

I was left asking myself: What did I just spend a year of my life doing? People would say, “It must feel amazing, bringing someone’s dreams to life!” And for a while, I believed it. I told myself the same thing. I was lying to myself. You know what’s actually fulfilling?

I made sure every detail was right so that you could live in the home you always wanted, the one you’d spend the rest of your life in. And when it was done? The money stopped. The job was over. But the responsibility? That stayed with me for a decade.

For the next year, I poured everything into it—understanding your vision, designing, planning, coordinating every moving piece, making sure your dream came to life.

“Remodel my kitchen.” I did it. You paid me. Then what? You moved on. But I was still tied to that job, still on the hook for the warranty, still responsible long after the check cleared. So I went and found another project. You said-“Build me a house.”

I got tired of hustling. Not the work itself—I never minded that. But hustling just to survive? Just to chase the next paycheck, the next job, the next client who needed something built? That was exhausting. I was a contractor.

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