buying commercial real estate is one of the best and most proven paths to building wealth.

But so many people, you know, shy away from it because they think it's a high barrier of entry,

that you've got to be some financial wizard or expert, that you've got to have all this

cash, you know, sitting on the sidelines. You need all this

experience. And that's simply just not the case. You know, I know it's easy to say, uh, being

somebody that, you know, eats, sleeps and breeze it, right? But even on my first commercial

real estate deal, there were a lot of things that I did wrong, um, that I didn't know that I was,

you know, ignorantly or what is it, know that I was, you know, ignorantly, or what is it,

blissfully ignorant to, you know, knowing and understanding and to not do or to do, and I still did

great on the deal. And the reason why I did great on the deal is because I've always been good

at the due diligence process

before I actually buy on it and put all my money where my mouth is, right?

Where all the risk, you know, becomes real.

And, you know, everybody knows that there's risks with anything that has upside and potential in life, right?

Whether that's investments, you know, starting up a new business, that's getting into a new

relationship, whatever, right? There's always going to be risks tied to pursuing something

that feels worthwhile, that feels opportunistic, that feels life-changing for you.

And in commercial real estate, in real estate in general,

one of the ways that you can mitigate a lot of the risks that usually end up, you know, leading to the horror stories

that you hear in real estate investments are because people didn't do the

proper due diligence. And that's why having a top-notch acquisition poor stories that you hear in real estate investments are because people didn't do the proper

due diligence. And that's why having a top-notch acquisition process and a due diligence

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