If You Want to Grow in Real Estate, Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
- chelsie382
- Sep 2
- 1 min read
We’ve been conditioned for so long to get out of debt that it’s no surprise we have a natural aversion to the idea of accumulating millions in debt—even if it’s tied to income-producing assets.
But here’s the truth: there’s a huge difference between good debt and bad debt.
Bad debt drains your resources.
Good debt builds your wealth.
A lot of people say they want to create freedom through real estate…
Until they realize it often involves leveraging debt intentionally.
If that word makes you uneasy, you’re not alone.
I used to feel the same way.
But avoiding debt doesn’t make you safer—it often keeps you stuck.
If you’re serious about making real estate part of your wealth-building journey, you’ve got to trust the process and stretch your comfort zone.
Because utilizing debt the right way allows you to:
Build solid relationships with lenders and funding partners
Spread risk across a deal instead of carrying it all yourself
Leverage your resources to participate in more opportunities
This isn’t about being reckless.
It’s about being strategic, educated, and well-connected.
It’s about staying the course when things feel uncertain—because growth rarely happens in your comfort zone.
If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, afraid to make the leap:
Let this be your sign.
Your capacity expands every time you choose courage over comfort.
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