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In my career, I started with is low-income properties such as apartment complexes. One of the things that I noticed is that some of them would go to the convenience store like it was a grocery store that charges more.

With that, I’ve always been a value-based buyer. I look at the cost and number of pennies per ounce and things like that. It’s not about not being able to afford, but I like to keep the money I can keep.

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1. Buy and Hold
2. Value Based Buying products on sale
3. Time management – –
4. Snippets of time
5 Avoid time wasters – TV
6. Watch what people do not to what they say
7. Blaming others
8. Quitting
9. Other people’s energy – leverage
10. Having a plan
11. Take advice from people with more money than you have

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Now in my real estate career, one of the things I started with is low income properties. And I started buying apartment complexes. And one of the things that resonated with me as I started watching how they spent their money. And some of them would actually go to the convenience store as if it was the grocery store. We all know that convenience stores charge a lot more for things than a grocery store does or certainly that a buying club does. And so I’ve always been a value based buyer. I look at what things cost. I look at the number of pennies per ounce and things like that. Not because I can’t afford it, it’s just because I want to know what I’m spending for things. And I want to keep the money that I could keep. So I do look at sale newspapers. And I do look at say, okay, well, they’ve got this over here and I’ll just make a circuit to go to several different stores, maybe on the same day.

Now some of the vendors they say, well, go ahead and bring us other people’s ads. And we’ll go ahead and give it to you for the same price. Sometimes even less because you brought their competitors ad to them. So things like that, where, you know, I looked at and get points for travel. I get points for hotels, things like that. Because, Hey, it’s free. I don’t have to pay anything for it. And so I’ve got ridiculous number of miles, airline miles that is. Because I travel a lot. And so there’s different things that you can accumulate wealth from, that are not monetarily based. It’s just going to save you money at a future time. So looking at sales, the price point that you pay, looking at the volume that you get for your dollars, makes a lot of sense. And now you want to waive that with the amount of time that you’re spending to get those discounts, because if you’re investing your time wisely, then those times that you would be spending on this might be better spent elsewhere.