This homework locks the rules you will operate by going forward. You are deciding how you decide. What to Submit Post the following in this thread: - Your Primary Lane (90-day commitment) - Your YES Standards - Your NO Triggers - Your Decision Filter (step-by-step order) - Clarity > cleverness.Simple beats impressive.

I didn't see the link for Week 3's homework, so I dropped mine in Week 2. Will someone post the link for W3 in case I'm looking in the wrong place? See everyone tomorrow:)

This week is about applying pressure to what you identified in Week 1. We are not fixing anything yet.We are testing whether your current setup actually holds. Complete the following before the next call: - Complete all four stress tests in writing: - Income Shock (25% income drop) - Expense Shock (repair, missed rent, or $5k–$10k hit) - Time Compression (5 hrs/week vs. 10 hrs/week) - Capital Lockup (capital unavailable for 12 months) - Build your Fragility Map: - Income Shock (25% income drop) - Expense Shock (repair, missed rent, or $5k–$10k hit) - Time Compression (5 hrs/week vs. 10 hrs/week) - Capital Lockup (capital unavailable for 12 months) - Clearly identify your Primary Constraint: - Time - Capital - Cash flow - Emotional bandwidth(You may note a secondary, but you must choose one primary.) Note: Full Week 2 deliverables are in the Classroom “Week 2 – Stress Test Deliverables Upload.” Post your homework in the comments using the template from the “READ THIS FIRST” post. Deadline: Post in the comments by Monday, 7 pm EST. Late = you’re breaking a promise to yourself more than to me. This is not about feeling good. It's about seeing what’s real under pressure. Do the work.

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a win for me. I made an offer on a duplex in Richmond, VA earlier this week, and yesterday I found out the seller accepted! Thank you, Tammy, for your help and support :)

I took the quiz and here are my results! They align with the strategies I initially wanted to pursue- I want to do BRRRR/long-term rentals. I hoped to MTR to help with cash flow, as needed.