Discussing the Power AI provides in a Real Estate Business

Depending on what generation you were born into, your feelings might be mixed about AI. However, in the last few years AI seems to be taking over software development. Read this article to learn how Heather uses AI in her real estate business and how you could get benefits from it too!

Top 5 Lies about Entrepreneurship from Social Media

Beware of the myths about entrepreneurship on social media. Instant wealth, constant motivation, and solo success are often glamorized but rarely reflect the true journey. Real success comes from hard work, discipline, and a supportive network.

New Guest Post: The Myth of the Tax Write-Off

How do tax write-offs work?  Was I able to deduct my donation to this non-profit organization?  Can you write off meals, trips, and other items?  My new guest post, The Myth of the Tax Write Off at The Motivated M.D. – Financial Tips for Physicians (themotivatedmd.com), answers these questions and more.

Don’t Be Bitter, Be Better

In the face of intensified competition in our urgent care business, we embraced the mantra ‘Don’t be bitter, be better,’ using it to fuel our response. Instead of dwelling on challenges, we focused on enhancing our core values, customer service, and employee empowerment, choosing growth over bitterness to reaffirm our commitment to excellence.

Book Review of The Family First Entrepreneur by Steve Chou

In “The Family First Entrepreneur,” Steve Chou offers a refreshing perspective on entrepreneurship, prioritizing family and purpose over relentless hustle. His insights challenge conventional wisdom, advocating for a balanced approach that aligns business goals with personal values. While tailored for entrepreneurs seeking harmony between work and family, its universal messages resonate with anyone striving for a more fulfilling life.

The Financial Realities of My First Rental Real Estate Property

In a detailed reflection on his first real estate investment, Dr. Slater highlights the importance of accurately tracking performance and expenses. Using Faulkner, a rental property owned for sixteen years, as a case study, he delves into financial intricacies, lessons learned, and the realities of real estate investing. Through candid analysis, he emphasizes the significance of prudent financial management and the value of hands-on experience in navigating the dynamic landscape of property ownership.