Cody Petersen

Real Estate

[StripMallGuy @realEstateTrent]

In life and in business, few things are more powerful than confidence.

[Helpful Landlord @heIpfullandlord]

Make money.

Buy real estate.

Repeat.

[Cody Petersen @cody10petersen]

@realEstateTrent KCK (Kansas City, KS), love the content

[du @thedulab]

Greatest gift you can give your family during the holidays is presence. You've got work on your mind. Frustrations you're dealing with. Be selfless enough to set them aside. Catch yourself if you slip up and apologize. Your priority is to make everyone know you're actually there.

[Cody Petersen @cody10petersen]

@heIpfullandlord Have done this a few times haha

[Cody Petersen @cody10petersen]

@fortworthchris @theFORTpodcast Great podcast

[Moses Kagan @moseskagan]

If, as seems reasonably likely, we are heading into a period of sustained higher interest rates & cap rates and, potentially, a recession & lower rents:

Will be a wonderful time for young people to take the plunge into buying assets on their own.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

Housing market update:

1. 5.4 million households not current on mortgage

2. 21% of homes for sale had a price drop in July

3. Median rent up 14% this year

4. Median home price down 6% in 2 months

5. Record 8% of listings lowering price each week

The decline is accelerating.

[Cody Petersen @cody10petersen]

@laughridge Very nice!

[Cody Petersen @cody10petersen]

@realEstateTrent Kansas City, Kansas

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

"Don't talk to strangers" is a classic we are told as children—the residue of which carries into adulthood.

But it can be harmful.

New relationships spark new ideas—these compound just as well as any financial investment.

Talking to strangers increases your luck surface area.

[Vizi Andrei @viziandrei]

“You learn to swim by jumping into the water and swimming, not by sitting in a classroom studying aqua-dynamic theory.” — Jed McKenna

[Cody Petersen @cody10petersen]

@atxREpodcast Similar in Kansas…

[du @thedulab]

Smart guys love analyzing the “what if’s.” False sense of being on top of things. In reality, it just shows a lack of real world experience. You can’t “prepare” for what you haven’t lived yet. All you can do is charge in and trust you’ll be able to handle whatever comes your way.

[du @thedulab]

Personal experience has taught me that having a backup plan is rarely justified. Sounds smart in theory, but in practicality, it always leaves one foot out the door. Commit and let the chips fall where they may. Have to deal with consequences when they happen, not if they happen.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Let’s make the roaring 20’s happen!

[Sahil Lavingia @shl]

How to grow: say yes to things you cannot do.

[michael @paik_michael]

Not trying is worse than failing.

[Callicrates @callicrates_]

Everyone so concerned about the “supply shortage” going into the holidays

How about this year instead of relying on cheap Chinese trinkets to determine the success of Christmas, you simply have a good time with your family