The year's half over, crew. How do you self feel about how the first six months went? Are you closer to the goals you set? Or have you spent the year repeating the same five excuses about why now isn't quite the right time? No judgment. Every investor goes through stretches where the plan and reality drift apart. What matters is whether you can see it honestly enough to course-correct. Three questions to use this Monday. 👉 What's the one move you said you'd make this year that you haven't yet? 👉 What's stopping you — actually stopping you, not the polite version? 👉 What would have to be true for you to make that move this week? Drop the answer to the first one below. Don't dress it up. If you look at those three answers and realize the pattern is that you keep stalling on your own — that's usually not a knowledge problem. That's a room problem. The folks who move in the second half of the year are the ones who stop trying to figure it out solo. If that's you — book a call with me. We'll talk through where you're stuck and whether working with us makes sense for your next step. 📲 Book a call here Going it alone isn't a badge. I t's just the slowest way to learn the same lessons everyone else has already paid for.

Just joined so thought id introduce myself. My name is Bryce and im currently a First VP at Matthews focused on multifamily. Ive been in the brokerage space since 2018 and have sold over $400m in apartments all over Texas (Lubbock, El Paso, Amarillo, DFW, San Antonio, Houston) ranging from 16 units to 400 units. Looking to connect with investors that are currently in the Texas market or looking to get into the Texas market. Shoot me a message or email me at Bryce.smith@matthews.com

Been in the residential space for about 19 years and want to learn the commercial side of the business, what's the best source to find off market deals. Not sure if the strategy is different than residential, appreciate any feedback

I’m not a guy with a big account who fell into real estate. I’m a builder. Opened two businesses, sold one, still run a shop and an online store. Everything I’ve earned, I’ve reinvested — because I’m chasing something bigger: multifamily real estate. Apartment communities. Real assets, real cash flow, real ownership. It’s been a grind. But I’d rather bet on something real than sit still. If you’re building too — or you’re an investor who respects the hustle and wants into real estate the smart way — let’s connect. Comment or DM me.

Hello everyone I know I've said this before, but my name is Oren Reece, I'm a novice real estate investor who has connection to agents and investors throughout the Tennessee mostly, but Kentucky, Alabama and Georgia markets. would love to connect and network with likeminded individuals so please feel free to reach out to me. Recently I was asked to be on the panel of my local REIA here in Nashville TN which was an honor. I was able to connect and share what I've learned over the years and what's working for me in my current business.