A $100K Real Estate Loss in Minneapolis | Tyler Nash
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This is our third time having Tyler Nash on the podcast, and if you caught his last episode, The 11 Unit From Hell, you know exactly where we left off.
At the time, seemingly everything that could go wrong with Tyler’s 11-unit deal in South Minneapolis was going wrong. Today, Tyler is back to close the book on the property. He reveals how much money he actually lost when he finally sold it, what he learned from the experience, what he’d do differently next time, and why—despite taking a pretty painful loss—he isn’t completely heartbroken about the deal.
We also catch up on what’s next for Tyler. After balancing his day job with real estate for years, he has officially quit his job and gone full-time into real estate sales.
It’s an honest conversation about taking a loss, learning from a bad deal, and moving forward.
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