The delicate balance between being patient and being proactive.

How do you trust the process while still making moves? How do you wait... without wasting time?

Let’s break it down.

Today we’re talking about something that just made a comeback and has investors everywhere raising their glasses.

100% Bonus Depreciation.

I want to touch on something we don’t talk about nearly enough in this business: mental health — and how it affects us as investors, entrepreneurs, leaders, and human beings.

I live in an apartment.

Yeah, you heard that right. I’m a real estate investor who chooses to live in a multifamily apartment—and today, I want to tell you why that decision isn’t just intentional… it's strategic. And more importantly, I want to explain how it actually makes me a better investor for the people I serve, the communities I invest in, and the partners I work with.

When you think of investing, most people think spreadsheets, meetings, underwriting deals, cold emails, and due diligence calls. And yeah—we do all that. But that can’t be the only gear you’re in.

Because here’s the truth:
If you’re not enjoying the ride… you’ll eventually hit burnout. And burnout doesn’t build empires.

Fun is fuel.

We’re going to talk about something that doesn’t get enough attention in this business. Something that’s just as important as raising capital, building your team, or finding that next off-market gem.

Knowing when to walk away from a deal.

At some point, you’ve got to step away from the numbers and into the field. You’ve got to get out from behind the laptop and into the property. I’m talking about site visits, property tours, walking units, talking to the property management team, checking out the neighborhood, and—most importantly—building rapport.

Today’s episode is all about something every investor—no matter how experienced—needs to master: where to get information related to real estate and, more importantly, how to tell if you're being misinformed.