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What’s the hardest money conversation to have at home?
Curious: 👉 Which money topic feels most loaded with your spouse/partner? - Investing / taking risk - Debt - Spending / lifestyle - Helping family - Work / job changes Comment with the topic and (optional) one sentence why. I’ll tailor a future mini‑lesson around the most common ones.
What’s the hardest money conversation to have at home?
1 like • 2d
That we actually need to talk about money. Just because the bills are paid, does not mean we don't need to discuss both our regular and long-term finances and goals.
Enrollment open: 6‑Week Portfolio & Money Reset – starts April 16 (Thursdays)
If you’re a mid‑career professional who: - Makes decent money - Owns (or wants) real estate - But feels like your money + decisions are still more “vibes” than numbers… …this next round is for you. I’m opening enrollment for the next 6‑week Portfolio & Money Reset Intensive, starting: - Thursday, April 16 - 7:00–8:30 pm Eastern - 6 consecutive Thursdays This is the same container I ran earlier this year that helped people: - Finally see their full Money Snapshot in one place - Stress‑test their actual situation (what breaks first, what survives) - Decide whether they should buy, hold, or pause for the next 90 days - Set capital guardrails so they stop stretching “just this once” - Walk away with a simple 90‑day operating plan they can actually run This is not theory. We work with your real numbers and build a plan that fits your actual life. Who this is for: - You make decent income but things feel messy or fragile - You’re not sure if adding more doors is smart for you right now - You want calm, numbers‑based decisions, not another hype cycle Details: - Small group (capped so you’re not lost in a crowd) - Live calls on Zoom (replays available if you miss one) - Investment: $1,000 total for the full 6 weeks How to join (Skool): 1. Go to the Classroom page in our Skool community 2. Click the first dark blue tile labeled “6‑Week Intensive” 3. Follow the prompts to check out 4. You’re in If you were in the last round and you’re open to it, I’d love for you to drop one win or takeaway in the comments so people considering this can see what shifted for you. If you’re reading this by email and want in, head into Skool, follow the steps above, or just reply “INTENSIVE” and I’ll point you to the checkout. We’re not trying to “fix your whole life” in 6 weeks. We’re going to: - Tell the truth on paper - Make one clear 90‑day plan - And give you a blueprint to scale safely instead of guessing. Looking forward to building with you on Thursdays starting April 16.
Enrollment open: 6‑Week Portfolio & Money Reset – starts April 16 (Thursdays)
1 like • Mar 19
I'm guessing like me, you've taken and/or paid for other Real Estate Investing courses before considering this one. For me, Tammy’s six-week Intensive Portfolio & Money Reset is the first course that moved the needle by making a positive change in how I approach and operate in real estate investing. As Rachel and Nasreen suggest, this course gave me clear insight into where I stood in my Real Estate investing journey. At the end, I walked away with an actionable, step-by-step plan for the next 90 days. Tammy provided succinct, well-defined tools and actions for identifying and clarifying my current strategy, reviewing my finances, and pinpointing what was working versus what wasn’t. With these resources, I could finally see exactly what changes I needed to make. After the course, I had a personalized 90-day action plan ready to go. Throughout the course, Tammy gave guidance, feedback and critical accountability in addition to the opportunity to discuss questions, concerns and ideas with her and other members of the course. I am experiencing measurable results from this course; I: · changed and got on the same page with my new property manager, · leased a property that had been vacant for over 7 months, · implemented a communication and financial rhythm preventing backsliding with management or finances. What sets this course apart is real accountability and communication. Tammy checked our progress and provided specific feedback every week. The lessons were clear, applicable and provided the opportunity to discuss questions, concerns and ideas with Tammy and other members. If you're serious about making progress in real estate investing, I highly recommend this course. It delivers real results and genuine support every step of the way.
Week 6 Homework – 90-Day Operating Plan
Post the following in this thread if you are bold enough to take the challenge! Or comment sent and be sure to email me your entire 90-Day Plan. 1. My 90-Day Lane: 2. My Primary Money Outcome: 3. My Primary Property Move: 4. My Capital Guardrails (short version): 5. My Weekly Inputs (3–5): 6. My Friction Plan (1–2 lines): 7. Where This Plan Lives: Clarity > cleverness. Structure > motivation. Operate.
0 likes • Feb 26
Week 6 Done + email sent
Week 5 Homework – Capital & Responsible Action
This week moves your clarity into real-world exposure. Post the following in the Week 5 Homework thread: - Your Capital Position (Active or Pause) - Confirmation your Pitch Deck is complete - Your Defined Capital Terms - Confirmation of 3 scheduled conversations - 3–5 sentence reflection on what you learned Clarity > polish.Exposure > theory. Move.
0 likes • Feb 24
Week 5 Done + email sent
The “peace tax” that’s killing your margin
Last week I was coaching a client who realized she was paying ‘peace tax’ instead of setting boundaries:– letting a tenant slide on paperwork– doing extra admin for a partner– keeping insurance in her name ‘for now’... All because she didn’t want conflict. Peace tax feels noble, but it comes out of somewhere:– your time– your money– your mental bandwidth Question for you: Where are you paying peace tax in your money or real estate right now? Drop 1 example below (even if you have to keep it vague), and I’ll reply with how I’d handle it.”
The “peace tax” that’s killing your margin
2 likes • Feb 17
Not demanding excellence from my Property Managers (either of them). Bonus example: Not carving out enough specific and guarded time for Real Estate work.
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Andrew Feord
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Transitioning to Multifamily Operator - striving to responsibly move toward my goals each and every day.

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Joined Dec 20, 2025
Herndon, VA
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