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Jun 18, 2019 11 min

The 50k Mistake!

from The Rental Realist Hosted by Tyson Hill

In this episode we talk about the enemy of sound real estate investing. EMOTION. I share a story of a client who let emotion influence a crucial decision that cost her $50,000. Emotion, while we all have it because we are human, typically leads us down the wrong path when it comes to rental property and making key decisions. I will share 3 actionable tips to keep emotion at bay with your rental properties. Tyson Hill is a rental property investor in multiple states and owns a successful property management company. He grew up around the rental property game and knew by the time he was 15 years old that he wanted to own rental property. 9 years later he acquired his first rental home and has continued to invest and build his portfolio ever since. Tyson is passionate about rental real estate and created this podcast to share his insights, opinions, and actionable tips to anyone who owns rental property.

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In this episode we talk about the enemy of sound real estate investing. EMOTION. I share a story of a client who let emotion influence a crucial decision that cost her $50,000. Emotion, while we all have it because we are human, typically leads us down the wrong path when it comes to rental property and making key decisions. I will share 3 actionable tips to keep emotion at bay with your rental properties. Tyson Hill is a rental property investor in multiple states and owns a successfu...

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