A 23-year-old bought a house, got married, then short-sold the property when finances got tight. The speaker walks through what went wrong and what they learned from losing money on their first real estate deal.
Because it's like, hey, we're gonna do this. I'm gonna, you know, this is exactly what's going to happen. And if, yeah, if something like this happens, this is what h. This is what's going to happen next. A short sale, right? So. But I did that. I got married in the meantime, right. So we move. You know, I was already in the house, brought the wife in. What was your pickup line? Was like, hey baby. I just, you know, I short saled this property, just so you know. Yeah, well, so, so I brought her into the house right before. So I'm like. So luckily, like, hey babe, I'm like a 23 year old and I already own a house, right? Yeah. So got married, lived in the house and it was good. I felt so grateful. I was make. I was making pretty good money. I mean, but the house is just so far upside down. So as a young kid, I was like, oh my gosh, this is gonna take me forever to get a hundred thousand or plus right back out of there. So we ended up short selling it, but I wouldn't change it because I learned so many important things.