Ethics, Morals, and Values in Real Estate Investing
When I first went into business with a couple of my friends, the very first thing that we did was develop a standard by which we would conduct business.
. . . and it’s kind of funny how it all came together.
Myself and two future business partners were at a bar called the Village Idiot in Five Points in Columbia, SC. As the pitchers started flowing, we began to brainstorm about the values for which our business would stand. The only thing we had to write on was a napkin, and like always, Dusty had a pen with him.
We were all still in college at the time so we threw back quite a few that night and to this day, I am still amazed at what we put together . . . especially in our state of mind.
The next day, we were left with a crumpled up napkin that had 11 principles written on it. And the last few had to be decoded by all three of us to figure out what the heck we wrote.
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