Earlier this week I recorded a new Notes from the Field podcast and shared it with members of my Real Estate Trend Alert group.
It’s been a while since I recorded an episode, and this one is a little different. In it, I look at my own journey as a real estate investor.
It isn’t all about money. This isn’t some anonymous stock market punt or a crypto transaction tapped out on your phone. When you’re investing in real estate, there’s so much more to it. You’re dealing with real people…forging important relationships. Being genuine and courteous makes a huge difference.
That’s why I wanted to share this RETA members-only content with you.
From Caminha in northern Portugal, I’ve been reflecting on the road that’s brought me here. The wins, the mistakes, the lessons learned the hard way. And how do we measure success in real estate?
In this podcast I share:
- The importance of knowing yourself and what you want…
- Why “success” isn’t always measured in dollars and cents…
- Why relationships matter when buying overseas…
- And how you can apply these lessons to your own path as an investor.
This is the sunset view from my office in Caminha in Northern Portugal.
You can listen to the podcast here: [Listen to Notes from the Field]
This is a candid, pull-back-the-curtain musing. I hope it helps you sidestep some of the pitfalls and sharpen your sense of what success means for you.
Wishing you good real estate investing,
P.S. If you have a question about buying real estate overseas or have suggestions for destinations my team and I should put on our scouting list, drop me a line here.
