What's the most expensive mistake you've made because of incomplete information?

Hey PH 👋

I was thinking about how often bad decisions don't happen because we're careless—they happen because we don't have the full picture.

Whether it's launching a product, hiring someone, or buying a property, missing one important detail can completely change the outcome.

I've been exploring better ways to evaluate real estate opportunities, and recently started using FixerFlip as part of my workflow. It helped me organize information earlier in the process instead of scrambling later.

Now I'm curious...

What's one decision you made that you later realized would've been completely different if you'd had better information?