Commercial real estate investor. Tech company founder. Operating in Arizona, Tennessee, & Texas.
The Bridgetown / ROIClear team buys commercial real estate. Business owners and individuals invest in our partnerships.
Our investors enjoy capital preservation, tax advantages, and strong ROI.
Few things are scarier than cancer. When one adds the element of uncertainty, as in “that tumor might be cancerous, we’re not 100% sure”, the emotion of fear is amplified. Let me explain.
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I moved Bridgetown Partners to the State of Arizona in October of 2020. During the pandemic, before the vaccines. Four months later, we closed our first investment in the State: 93 units in Tucson.
We did this with partners. We’ve formed wonderful relationships with mentors and partners in the states where we operate. Collaborating with partners is a powerful way to achieve any goal.
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If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you…
~From the poem “If” by Rudyard Kipling
I’m at O’Hare Airport, headed home to Arizona after getting caught by this season’s travel chaos. I like to fly Southwest Airlines. Two days ago, the airline cancelled over 75% of its flights due to inclement weather and a glitch in their scheduling system. The lines were long and some tempers got hot.
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Artificial Intelligence wrote this blog post. Everything except this brief introduction.
An AI tool called ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) composed the post in response to this request from me:
Write a blog post on multifamily investments and bonus depreciation.
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What is stopping you from operating in your Zone of Genius? In his book The Big Leap, author Gay Hendricks identifies “The Upper Limit Problem” as the one obstacle blocking a person from achieving greatness. Hendricks divides human performance into four zones: Genius, Excellence, Competence, and Incompetence. His book inspired me to create this graphic:
The Upper Limit Problem can keep a person stuck in one of the comfort zones, never to achieve genius.
Now that we’ve outlined the problem, how can high achievers break through and achieve their potential?
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