the biggest risk is you're sitting basically if you own a building you definitely owe it to yourself op to look at. Because you're sitting on cash that you don't have to sell another widget. You don't have to make another widget. You don't have to find another contract. It's your money that you're just basically sitting on by owning a building that you could use now.

How to extend your building roof life is a value add topic for all real estate investors.

For buildings with composition shingle roofs, Dennis Ghormley with Roof Maxx this information will make sense to you.

From the from the Roof Max perspective is the longer a roof, is on the structure the more risk that that property owner has. And I'm going to answer actually in two different ways one from the property owner and then also from my perspective is. If we can keep the roof on the property longer, that mitigates the risk of leaks and other issues that come from the failing roof and also the risk to the environment where we can keep the roof waste out of landfills.

Passive Investing in Multifamily Syndication is ideal for any investor who lacks the time or interest in dealing direct with the challenges but seeks the benefits of real estate. 

James Kandasamy was trained as an engineer, but is now a full time real estate investor.  He started investing in what he knew, single family homes. But, soon he realized the difficulty to scale when investing in single family homes.  His desire to grow and scale caused him to give up on single family and pivot to multifamil

I think the BIGGEST RISK, is not doing due diligence properly either on the physical property inspection or even on the you know the business plan right. To make sure your business plan is correct. Because when you buy a deal we always have to make sure that we understand everything about the deal.

Change your mindset, build your network and grow your multifamily portfolio. Simple, right? Learn how Jens Nielsen did just that and grew his multifamily portfolio to 600 units in less than 4 years.

Jens Nielsen immigrated to the US from Denmark and plugged into the economy doing all the prescribed things responsible adults do; get an education, a job and save for retirement. He realized he was building wealth for others, but that his own financial future seemed less certain.

I think the biggest risk that anybody, we all have our lives is not taking action. We are afraid of the unknown. We are afraid of what can possibly go wrong. So we just stay with what's comfortable in our lives. And we just never change. And if that's all you do, your risk is you don't take action you're never gonna break out of that and you never grow as a human being. And I think if you aren't growing you are dying or what are we gonna call it right. So taking action is just the biggest thing.

You must be Ruthless to win in Commercial Real Estate, or so Jonathan Keyser thought.   

Jonathan Keyser, founder of Keyser, and author of You Don’t Have to be Ruthless to Win is changing the way commercial real estate business is done in Arizona and beyond.  

Raised by missionaries, Jonathan was shocked into reality when he entered the commercial real estate brokerage business.

For me the biggest risk is cultural dilution.

And it's something that I'm very actively aware of daily. There are so many times that I'm tempted to choose revenue over culture. Whether it's because I have to let somebody go which are some of the biggest lessons I've learned in the past. Somebody talks a good game. You think there's somebody that's wired for service.

Virtual Assistants can make your real estate real estate business truly passive.  

There are only so many hours in the day.  If you want to grow your real estate business beyond a casual side hustle, you need to work it.  You can either work every working hour, or hire help. Where do you go to find the help you need?

Nicole Grinnell and Liz Goddard are the daughters of entrepreneurs.  Growing up, they were regularly called on to work in their family business.