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Goal Setting
"The greatest danger for most of us; Lies not in setting our aim too high, and falling short; But setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark." ~Michelangelo
Came across this over the weekend.
Understanding Fear and Faith in Real Estate In the realm of real estate, two powerful emotions often dictate decision-making: fear and faith. As an investor, these feelings can significantly impact your perspective on both opportunities and challenges. Let’s explore how fear and faith can shape your real estate journey. Fear: The "What If" Mentality Fear manifests as a "what if" mindset, concentrating on potential obstacles: - What if the seller doesn’t answer the phone? - What if I can't persuade the seller to sign a contract? - What if the seller rejects my offer? While fear is a natural response, allowing it to dominate your thoughts can lead to missed opportunities, potentially hindering your ability to take action. Faith: The "Even If" Mindset Conversely, faith embodies an "even if" attitude, relying on your research and intuition: - Even if the seller doesn't answer the phone, I can send a text and follow up later. - Even if I struggle to convince the seller to sign the contract, I will build a relationship and learn throughout the process. - Even if the seller doesn’t accept my offer, I can always follow up and check if the property is still available. Faith fosters resilience and adaptability, empowering you to move forward with confidence.
Came across this over the weekend.
2 likes • Oct '25
Awesome! 🔥 Thanks for sharing.
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3 likes • Oct '25
Good afternoon, everyone. I'm Michael & local to the San Diego area. As a recovering introvert, I'm terrible at cold-calling. Tried it w/o a multiline dialer, but gave up too many times. I've been doing a lot of networking over the past year or so, but on the funding (EMD, double-closes, DSCR, etc.) side of real estate. That has led to my confidence in giving cold calling another go. I also work a W2 from home, so this time I decided to use a multiline dialer to upload my list and to kick off the dialing—no more excuses for not hand dialing. Hope to learn from this community and look forward to building relationships with others. Cheers.
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Michael Reyes
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Retired 20-year Navy Veteran Current W2 - Network Solutions Architect Currently reside in SoCal (San Diego) SubTo Community member (February 2024)

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Joined Oct 13, 2025
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