Have you participated in a pity party lately?

Have we as an industry,like our country become whiners? Tony Robbins thinks we are emotionally unfit.

In Today’s real estate mess Misses ’80s Mark by a Mile, the author illustrates why this isn’t as bad as bad as back then. You can also make the argument that back then he was in Texas and that was one of the hardest hit real estate environments, while today it is one of the most stubborn markets. But what does that argument or his do to help?

Everyone, has it a little better, a little worse. Even here in Cali. I can remember being told that the unemployment rate was being cooked and it was closer to 20% back in the 80’s. All the aerospace jobs had left town it seemed.

People literally had to reinvent themselves. Many of my friends, and myself included benefited from that “season”. It was hell going thru it. In many ways it was worse than today, better in others. But tell that to the guy facing foreclosure or bankruptcy. They always need to bring that up don’t they.

But what does that matter?If that person is you, or isn’t you?So what.

There were more millionaires created during the Great Depression than ever (until the dot com boom, and a million was a million back then).

I know a guy who was broken from the late 80’s, early 90’s real estate bust. He decided to syndicate some guys with cash. He found the deals for a piece of the action.

He didn’t really work during the last run up. He didn’t have to. His cash flow from his “BK” set him free.

Original post by Click here and PropertyMagnate.com

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