Celebrating Three Years! – Lessons Learned with Liz Faircloth

Success doesn’t happen overnight, especially in real estate. We’re shaking things up a bit by flipping the table and interviewing the founders of The Real Estate InvestHER. On this week’s episode, we talk with Liz Faircloth, investor and entrepreneur, about the lessons she learned during her 15 years of investing. Jumping into real estate with her husband with no clear focus, Liz made money mistakes that prove anything worth building, isn’t built in a day. We discuss with Liz how she first began to grow her real estate portfolio, lessons she learned early on about money management, how working with your spouse takes time to figure out and why we should give ourselves more grace. Liz also shares what advice she thinks her future self would give to her. On today’s episode, we discuss a ton with Liz including: How money can be a double-edged sword Comparing yourself to others will not help you grow The limiting belief that we should do it all Why it’s important to be a cheerleader for your partner Books/Resources Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Contact Information Instagram - @therealestateinvesther In The Only Woman in the Room, 20 incredible women share how they were able to achieve financial freedom in a world historically dominated by men. From residential to commercial, this book is packed full of knowledge and inspiration on all facets regardless of where one is in their real estate investing journey. Our passion behind this book is to help women secure a financially strong future especially during these unprecedented and uncertain times.    The early reviews for The Only Woman in the Room - Knowledge and Inspiration from 20 Successful Real Estate Women Investors have been amazing!    “Throughout my career there were multiple occasions where I have stood as the only woman in the room.  This powerful book is a must read and I only wish it had been available early on in my career!”  -Barbara Corcoran  Founder of The Corcoran Group  You will learn TONS of tips, strategies and “hacks” to implement