What's going on, guys? Welcome into today's show. We are going to be digging in to when it's

time to walk away from a real estate deal. This is probably one of the hardest things to do as a real

estate investor and one of the most important disciplines

to learn as a real estate investor. This could be, and I have seen it be, the difference between

people getting their ass kicked and running away from real estate with their tails in between

their legs because they bought a bad deal.

They didn't walk away when they should have. They ignored all the red flags and it ended up costing

them, costing them time, costing them money, costing them stress, you know, so many things that could

have been avoided. And on the other side, you know, making sure that

when you are really looking at all of what we call the green flags and doing your due diligence,

it gives you all the confidence to be able to move forward on these opportunities. And when you're

new in the real estate space or shoot, I'm not even going to say new, I just had to walk away from a deal that I was not only one financially invested heavily into, but timewise invested heavily into and emotionally heavily invested into.

And that can be really challenging.

And for a lot of people who don't have that financial or investment experience or

discipline already built up, it can be really hard to walk away from those kind of deals.

And so today we're going to talk about how to identify red flags in a deal when it's time to

walk away. What are some of the key green flags that, you know, kind of indicate you got a

solid investment opportunity on your hands, you know, the importance of having clear criteria,

non-negotiables before you enter that deal so

you know when to walk away if those things start getting out of alignment with that criteria,

those non-negotiables, you know, why emotion can cloud your judgment, you know, and just

talking through, you know, some other key things that I think can help you on your real estate investing

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