Nanci Rowe is a passionate entrepreneur, real estate investor, and a founding member of the Real Deal Network—a thriving community helping people build wealth through education and connection. With nearly two decades of experience, she’s dedicated to making real estate investing approachable and creating spaces where people feel supported and empowered.
When she’s not closing deals or coaching entrepreneurs, you’ll find her planning unforgettable adventures, geeking out on personal growth, or spending time with her family—always with purpose, passion, and a touch of sparkle.
Real estate is predictable; until it’s not. Markets shift. Rates rise. Policies change. Tenants move.And every time that happens, one kind of investor thrive and another fades out. The difference isn’t luck. It’s adaptability. The Real Investor Advantage Adaptability isn’t about chasing every new trend.It’s about having the mental and strategic flexibility to adjust your […]
Most people enter real estate with energy and enthusiasm. Yet, only those who build what can be termed as “Investor Endurance” turn that initial spark into lasting success. Real estate isn’t a sprint. It’s a marathon.Not about who moves the fastest today.It’s about who’s still standing (and stacking wins) five years from now. Why Endurance […]
Most new investors make the same mistake: they try to play every game at once, often without a clear Investor Identity. They chase fix-and-flips.They consider BRRRR.They’re tempted by Airbnb.They’re also watching land, mobile homes, and multifamily deals. But here’s the truth: the fastest way to lose momentum is to act without a clear investor identity. […]
Most new investors believe they need more money, more time, or more connections to succeed. But here’s the real advantage seasoned investors use every day: position. The investor who’s first to know often beats the investor with the biggest wallet.Because in this game, position beats power. What Position Actually Means Position isn’t about where you […]
Pattern recognition is an essential skill for investors. When new investors enter the game, they often focus on tactics: how to find deals, how to fund them, how to negotiate. But experienced investors? They operate differently.They move faster, make cleaner decisions, and seem to “spot” good deals before anyone else. That’s not luck. It’s pattern […]
Every investor loves talking about finding great deals, raising capital, or building wealth. But there’s something far less glamorous that quietly derails even the most ambitious people: decision fatigue. It doesn’t show up like a red flag. It creeps in slowly.Suddenly, you’re staring at a deal for days instead of moving on it.You’re hesitating on […]
Everyone loves to talk about winning.But the truth is: every serious investor has hit a wall and had to find a way to recover. A deal falls through at the closing table.A contractor ghosts halfway through the job.Funding dries up the night before you were ready to move. Recovering from these situations can define your […]
Everyone wants to make progress fast. The first deal, the first profit, the first big win. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: most people never build momentum because they misunderstand what momentum actually is. Momentum isn’t speed.It’s consistency meeting direction. At REALDEAL Network, we see it every day. Some members start strong but fade within weeks, […]
Turning “Neighborhood Intel” Into Real Estate Advantage Most new investors obsess over spreadsheets, national trends, or the “hot markets” everyone is talking about online. But here’s the truth: some of your most valuable investing insights come from right outside your front door, where your local knowledge shines. When you combine your everyday neighborhood knowledge with […]
Most investors think success is measured only by the number of properties they close. That’s true long term, but in the early stages, the deals you don’t close, often referred to as ‘Almost Deals’, can carry just as much weight as the ones you do. The so-called ‘Almost Deal’ often holds more lessons than the […]
