Greetings party people. I am part of the ORAAT skool community too and was on the AI for real estate zoom call tonight for the first time. The recommended AI vehicle to use/purchase from everyone on the call was chatgpt 20$ monthly subscription. I just subscribed and I am ready to put it to work. My question(s) to the community is how to best utilize this tool? What information are you feeding it to get the best results? Did you have it interview you to set up prompts? I will be copy and pasting this on the ORAAT community too. Thanks!!!

The YouTube live stream topic will be: Why Generational Wealth Sucks We spend decades building wealth so we can leave something behind for our kids. But is that always a good thing? Does it remove motivation? Are we leaving them assets they don’t have the skills to manage? And how many years of our lives are we sacrificing to build wealth they might spend in a fraction of the time? Then at 6 PM Pacific, we’ll meet here in Skool for the Tuesday Workshop. The link is in the calendar. This week we’re going over How to Analyze a Market. We often look at individual deals together, but this one will be different. Before we ever get to the property, how do we decide whether the market itself makes sense? I’ll walk through the things I look at when analyzing an area and how I narrow down where I actually want to invest. See you Tuesday.

When it comes to investing, what’s the thing you worry about the most? Maybe it’s: Buying the wrong property. Getting a bad tenant. Losing money. Not having enough reserves. Waiting too long to get started. Wondering if the market is about to do something crazy. Or maybe you already own rentals and there’s something completely different that keeps bothering you. I want to know what YOUR thing is. Not because I’m trying to sell you something. I want to know what we should be talking about and teaching in this community. So, what’s the investing thought that keeps you up at night? There are no wrong answers. Unless you say “tenants calling at 2 a.m.” That one has a wrong answer: Stop giving them your phone number.