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New to BiggerPockets 馃憢

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By Tienna Matthews, Bre Norris
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Forum Categories All Lender 路 Boston, MA 路 Member since 2026 路 1 post 路 0 votes Financial Advisor 路 Tallahassee, Americas 路 Member since 2025 路 25 posts 路 10 votes 32m Hey Bre, would love to connect with you. We're CRE finance brokers and split 50/50 with licensed brokers on deals that close. Join the conversationCreate a free account to reply, vote on answers and follow this thread.
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Brand New Build in East Brainerd. Buy & Hold Rental

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By Tienna Matthews, BJ Gremillion
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Investor from Chattanooga, TN Member since Dec 15, 2016 Posts 1 Votes 0 Experience 18 Yrs Investments 1 1 Posts 0 Votes Investor from Chattanooga, TN Member since Dec 15, 2016 Posts 1 Votes 0 Experience 18 Yrs Investments 1 BJ GremillionPoster Investor Chattanooga, TN 0 Votes | 1 Posts Investment Info: Single-family residence buy & hold investment. Purchase price: $20,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Sale price: $445,000 2026 new build.
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The Investor Who Never Chased Every Deal

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By Drago Stanimirovic, Tienna Matthews
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I know an investor who looked at more than sixty properties before he finally bought one. Sixty. To some people, that sounds like patience. To others, it sounds like a man who can't make a decision. The property he eventually bought became one of his best-performing investments. But I don't think the lesson is simply "Be patient". Because patience can cost you money too. There's an idea from Daniel Kahneman's work that I find useful here: we basically have two ways of thinking.
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