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There’s a particular kind of success in real estate that gets a LOT of attention: More houses. More units. More deals. Bigger portfolio. Bigger net worth. But what if you don’t actually WANT to spend your whole life getting bigger? That’s one reason I wanted to bring Dave Peters onto this week’s X-Factor Investor show. Dave took a road that I think a lot of investors don’t consider enough. Instead of continually adding more and more single-family rentals, he kept a relatively small portfolio and aggressively paid it off. And that bought him something that doesn’t show up very well on a balance sheet: freedom. He spends his summers at his lake house in the Adirondacks. He runs mastermind groups in the Caribbean. He has time for his family. He can basically decide what he wants his life to look like instead of constantly feeding an ever-growing real estate machine. I want to talk to him about how deliberate that choice was, what he gave up by NOT continuing to grow, whether he ever second-guessed it, and what he thinks investors get wrong when we automatically assume that more properties = more success. Because I think there’s a really interesting question here: How much is ENOUGH? Listen live at 5 pm eastern at 89.3 FM in the Greater Cincinnati area or online at WMKVFM. Questions? Send them anytime to VenaRadio@gmail.com!