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Welcome back to the Wealthy Way podcast! Join Ryan and Investor Girl Britt she shares insights into renovating 27 homes in Canada from a 1995 van. From her DIY prowess to her ventures in self-storage, capital raising, and education, the episode offers a rich exploration of her entrepreneurial evolution! ---If you want to level up, text me at 725-444-5244! ---Follow Britt on social media! Instagram - @investorgirlbrittTiktok - @investorgirlbrittWebsite - https://brittanyarnason.comIn this podcast episode (filmed July 2022), Ryan hosted Investor Girl Britt, a well-known figure on Instagram for her DIY videos and impressive feat of renovating 27 homes in Canada while living in a 1995 van. From her humble beginnings to her current status as a successful entrepreneur, Britt shares insights into her journey, including her foray into self-storage, capital raising, and education.Ryan has known Britt since 2019 when they crossed paths at a Maui mastermind event organized by Brandon Turner. It was during this event that she inspired Ryan to boost his social media presence, propelling him to focus on content creation. Reflecting on that pivotal moment, they also delve into the reciprocal learning experience.Britt's story resonates, particularly for those who, like her, tackle tasks independently and find it challenging to delegate. They explore her seven-year journey fixing up houses across Canada and discuss the evolution of her business, social media strategies, and various real estate ventures.Additionally, their conversation touches on the struggles entrepreneurs face in balancing work and personal life, emphasizing the importance of taking a step back for a more holistic and fulfilling lifestyle, including aspects like faith. Tune in for a rich and relatable discussion that offers valuable takeaways from Britt's multifaceted journey.
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At the 2023 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting in San Diego, California, Oncology Data Advisor had the privilege of speaking with many distinguished clinicians and patient advocates about their research presented at the meeting. Part 2 of this podcast series features exclusive conversations on nurse navigation to reduce socioeconomic disparities in leukemia treatment, dose reduction strategies to improve quality of life, the importance of diet in multiple myeloma, coping strategies during transplantation, and much more!
Rich sits down with Brittany Arnason - commercial real estate investor, real estate educator, and social media icon. Brittany, better known online as InvestorGirlBritt, has been part of over $80M in real estate transactions, including single family homes, new construction, short term rentals, apartment buildings, boutique hotels, and self-storage facilities.Rich and Britt start off by discussing the meetup they hosted in Miami during the Thanksgiving break, how Britt got to where she is today, Britt's Boutique Hotel in Belize, how Britt got into self-storage and her role in it today, the benefits of partnering, recent incidents that happened on Rich's and Britt's properties, being okay with working with the unknown, and what Britt and Rich's goals were when they started being in real estate. They then reflect on growing as an entrepreneur, creating content and credibility, the benefits of social media content and building trust, upgrading to multi-family complexes, and breaking out of your comfort zone and taking risks.Lastly, Rich and Britt talk about Britt's Boutique Hotel in Belize, promoting financial freedom, how Britt learned to renovate homes, Canadian real estate, utilizing a macro-perspective, masterminds and getting to know others in the real estate space, when to hire new employees, the scarcity vs abundance mindset, the benefits of investing in real estate, who inspires Britt as an entrepreneur, what a fitness journey looks like, the life expectancy of men, 5-year-goals, Van life, flying first class, valuing time as a high income earner, branding as an entrepreneur, and what Britt's plans are for the holiday break. Connect with Britt on Instagram: @investorgirlbritt--Connect with Rich on Instagram: @rich_somersInterested in investing with Somers Capital? Visit www.somerscapital.com/invest to learn more. Interested in joining our Boutique Hotel Mastermind? Visit www.somerscapital.com/mastermind to book a free call. Interested in STR/Boutique Hotel Management? Visit www.excelsiorstays.com/management to book a free call.
On this episode, Drs. Mojola Omole and Blair Bigham speak with two vaccine experts about the necessity, timing and availability of vaccines as we move into the season when influenza, RSV and COVID-19 are on the rise.Dr. Scott Halperin, co-author of a CMAJ practice paper on SARS-CoV-2 vaccination in pregnancy, emphasizes the importance of vaccination to protect against COVID-19 infection during pregnancy. He notes that while there is awareness among healthcare practitioners, it is crucial to continually highlight and reemphasize the importance of vaccination during pregnancy. The risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 is higher in pregnant individuals compared to non-pregnant individuals. Vaccination during pregnancy not only protects the mother but also transfers antibodies to the fetus, providing protection in the first few months of life. Next, Dr. Trevor Arnason, Associate Medical Officer of Health with Ottawa Public Health, discusses the availability and administration of fall vaccines. He explains that the influenza vaccine is recommended for everyone over six months of age, with a higher dose available for older adults. The SARS-CoV-2 vaccine can be administered at the same time as the influenza vaccine, as there is now sufficient data on its safety. The RSV vaccine, currently approved for individuals over 60, is not government-funded and may not be accessible to everyone. Dr. Arnason emphasizes the importance of getting both the influenza and SARS-CoV-2 vaccines, particularly for high-risk groups such as young children, older adults, and individuals with underlying health conditions.In summary, both Drs. Halperin and Arnason argue it is crucial for healthcare providers to educate and encourage their patients, especially pregnant individuals, to get vaccinated.CMAJ article SARS-CoV-2 vaccination in pregnancyJoin us as we explore medical solutions that address the urgent need to change healthcare. Reach out to us about this or any episode you hear. Or tell us about something you'd like to hear on the leading Canadian medical podcast.You can find Blair and Mojola on Twitter @BlairBigham and @DrmojolaomoleTwitter (in English): @CMAJ Twitter (en français): @JAMC FacebookInstagram: @CMAJ.ca The CMAJ Podcast is produced by PodCraft Productions
The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 347: Yoga in the Cancer Community with Tyla Arnason Description: Cancer is one of the leading causes of death globally, responsible for nearly 1 in 6 (almost 10 million) deaths in 2020. Millions more are diagnosed and survive cancer annually. As yoga teachers, we may have someone in our class who is from the cancer community or we may be interested in learning more about how we can better support someone dealing with cancer. Tyla Arnason is an expert in this area and has some insights about teaching yoga in the cancer community. Tyla is an accomplished yoga therapist who has been named a Top Ten Yoga Instructor in Calgary. She has spent the last 15 years working in partnership with the University of Calgary's Health & Wellness Lab in developing protocols used in programming for the cancer community and the research they supported. Tyla supports those with cancer, care teams, and yoga instructors through her specialized yoga therapy protocols, classes, and trainings. She describes herself as a movement optimist, and her philosophy is that with classes tailored to the individual, yoga can be made accessible to everyone and all students can become more confident movers. Tyla answers some questions yoga teachers often have, including: "How do I keep a student with cancer safe in a yoga class?" and “How can I gain the confidence to work with people from the cancer community?”. She also addresses specific questions about supporting students with different types of cancers, students who use compression garments, the impacts of post treatment meds, and much more. Key Takeaways: [3:11] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Tyla Arnason. [7:24] What does Tyla do and who does she do it for? [9:59] What got Tyla into doing her work in the cancer community? [11:13] What are some things Tyla wishes she would have known about working with someone who has a cancer diagnosis? [14:31] What are some things a yoga teacher could say if a student shares that they have/had cancer? [17:47] What are some things yoga teachers need to know about keeping students with a cancer diagnosis safe in their class? [21:04] What does the training for yoga teachers who want to get a basic knowledge about working with the cancer community look like? [22:42] What are some key things Tyla covers with yoga teachers in a training specific to cancer? [26:03] Tyla shares some examples of how she might modify some yoga poses to cater to students with different needs. [30:17] Shannon pops in to share a little about a recent Q&A session with Eddie of OfferingTree. [31:47] What is neuropathy and what kind of modifications are available for people dealing with that? [36:41] How does Tyla respond when people tell her they can't do yoga or are not allowed to do yoga? [44:10] Communicating and working with the healthcare team can be extremely helpful in supporting someone with a cancer diagnosis. [48:18] What does Tyla recommend if a yoga teacher gets a cancer diagnosis? [52:27] Where can you connect with Tyla and learn more from her? [56:55] Shannon shares some of her biggest takeaways from this conversation with Tyla. Links: Tyla Arnason Tyla Arnason on Facebook Yoga Thrive The Yoga Effect OfferingTree Live Q&A with Eddie Arpin & Shannon Crow The Connected Yoga Teacher YouTube Channel Yoga for Endo and Pelvic Pain 7-Week Online Series with Sarah Garden Guest Speakers in Pelvic Health Professionals Shannon Crow on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Facebook Group Pelvic Health Professionals Gratitude to our Sponsors, OfferingTree and Pelvic Health Professionals. Quotes from this episode: "I was never too overly confident and so that allowed me to stay humble and to stay curious and to really recognize that I was not a cancer expert." "Specifically to cancer, I think that what teachers really want to understand is that every single diagnosis is different." "Sometimes yoga teachers, we could do ourselves a service by sitting for a moment and really considering what information do I need to gather in this moment? Because we don't need every single answer." "You have to really be able to change things quickly on the fly."
Main Fiction: "Mines" by Eleanor ArnasonEleanor Arnason published her first story in 1973. She is one of the flood of women writers who came into SF during the Second Wave of Feminism; and her work reflects the Second Wave, as well as the aspirations and conflicts of the 1960s. She has published five or six novels, depending on how you count, 50+ short stories and some poetry. It's been a tough forty years, but she still lives in hope of Freedom and Justice.Narrated by: Will StaglWill Stagl is proud to be a member of the StarShipSofa team, recruiting narrators for the podcast's stellar stories. Will works as a creative professional and occasional musician from his adopted home of Tucson, Arizona.Fact: Looking Back At Genre History by Amy H SturgisSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/starshipsofa. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Prior to Bernie's announcement that he was leaving the broadband industry, we had the chance to catch up with him at this year's Calix Connexions event. Bernie has been a valuable voice in the broadband/telco space for over 25 years. Thank you, Bernie for leading the way! Click now to listen. Also, subscribe to the Broadband Bunch on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode.
Join Ken as he talks with Brittany Arnason about her evolution from a single-family property investor to her first commercial and then multiple-family property. Learn her tips to move forward in your real estate career. To learn more about Brittany, visit her website at this link: https://www.brittanyarnason.com/Visit her on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/investorgirlbritt/Want to ask Ken a question? Join his Inner Circle: https://kensinnercircle.comBe sure to click the bell to be notified as soon as the next informational video is posted!Visit Ken's Bookstore: https://kenmcelroy.com/books/•ABOUT KEN:Ken is the author of the bestselling books The ABC's of Real Estate Investing, The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing, The ABC's of Property Management, and has an upcoming book: "ABCs of Buying Rental Property: How You Can Achieve Financial Freedom in Five Years." Ken is a Rich Dad Advisor. With over two decades of experience in real estate investing, Ken McElroy is passionate about sharing the good life by helping real estate investors grow and prosper. This channel is a place for Ken to discuss numerous topics connected to real estate investing, including finance, budgeting, the entrepreneur mindset, and creating passive income. Ken offers a wealth of personal experiences, practical advice, success stories, and even some informative setbacks, all presented here to educate and inspire. Whether you're a new or seasoned investor, the information and resources on this channel will set you on a path where you and your investments can thrive.Ken's company: https://mccompanies.com/• DISCLAIMERS: Any information or advice available on this channel is intended for educational and general guidance only. Ken McElroy and KenMcElroy.com, LLC shall not be liable for any direct, incidental, consequential, indirect, or punitive damages arising out of access to or use of any of the content available on this channel. Consult a financial advisor or other wealth management professional before you make investments of any kind. Although Ken McElroy and his affiliates take all reasonable care to ensure that the contents of this channel are accurate and up-to-date, all information contained on it is provided ‘as is.'Ken McElroy makes no warranties or representations of any kind concerning the accuracy or suitability of the information contained on this channel. Any links to other websites are provided only as a convenience and KenMcElroy.com, LLC encourages you to read the privacy statements of any third-party websites.All comments will be reviewed by the KenMcElroy.com staff and may be deleted if deemed inappropriate. Comments which are off-topic, offensive or promotional will not be posted. The comments/posts are from members of the public and do not necessarily reflect the views of Ken McElroy and his affiliates. © 2022 KenMcElroy.com, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! I know, I know, I've been a little hit and miss here lately on the podcast, but man I've been busy! Me and the team have been crushing deals, growing our company, attending amazing events, and we couldn't be more excited about what we're doing. That said, we actually have a super special episode lined up today with a couple of my favorite people - Brandon Turner and Brittany Arnason! Our conversation today actually revolves around the topics I just touched on - we talk all things growing business, building a team, and the journey that we've been on to create something truly incredible. I'm super excited to share this episode with you guys so you can hang out with us, learn, and grow just as much as we are. Thanks everybody, AJ You can also find the AJ Osborne Podcast on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-osborne-podcast/id1466437301 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Py4hxvj5Yh1rRpat7mkro?si=5cd7f293c3fd416c Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/cash-flow-2-freedom Be sure to keep up with me on the AJ Osborne website: https://ajosborne.com/ You can also follow and keep up with me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajosborne/ Interested in Self Storage Investing? Then check out my website Self Storage Income and listen to the Self Storage Income Podcast: https://www.selfstorageincome.com/
Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! I know, I know, I've been a little hit and miss here lately on the podcast, but man I've been busy! Me and the team have been crushing deals, growing our company, attending amazing events, and we couldn't be more excited about what we're doing. That said, we actually have a super special episode lined up today with a couple of my favorite people - Brandon Turner and Brittany Arnason! Our conversation today actually revolves around the topics I just touched on - we talk all things growing business, building a team, and the journey that we've been on to create something truly incredible. I'm super excited to share this episode with you guys so you can hang out with us, learn, and grow just as much as we are. Thanks everybody, AJ You can also find the AJ Osborne Podcast on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-osborne-podcast/id1466437301 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Py4hxvj5Yh1rRpat7mkro?si=5cd7f293c3fd416c Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/cash-flow-2-freedom Be sure to keep up with me on the AJ Osborne website: https://ajosborne.com/ You can also follow and keep up with me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajosborne/ Interested in Self Storage Investing? Then check out my website Self Storage Income and listen to the Self Storage Income Podcast: https://www.selfstorageincome.com/
Ahoy there, Story Babies! If you're not a child or a cop, please enjoy this episode about Redhead the Whale, Iceland's cautionary tale on respecting the Huldufólk. Once you've been thoroughly warned, sail around the world as just a head like El Salvador's tale of "The Wife Who Could Remove Her Head." It's en episode jam-packed with magical ladies! Max's Sources"The Man-Whale," by Jón Arnason "Monstrous Tales: Stories of Strange Creatures and Fearsome Beasts from Around the World," illustrated by Sija Hong Einar Ólafur Sveinsson,"The Folk-Stories of Iceland" p. 179 Janey's sources: The Sister Who Ate Her Brothers and Other Gruesome Tales by Jen Campbell (Illustrated by Adam de Souza)Latin American Folktales: Stories from Hispanic and Indian Traditions by John Bierhorst History of The Pipils
Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! We have a special guest with us today who has been on the podcast before and who has made some special appearances with me on YouTube and social media... We have the one and only Brittany Arnason back on the podcast today to talk about probably one of the most important topics of all time - building relationships and networking. Be sure to check out the video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/E4ISvCofW6M You've heard me say it before - success doesn't happen on an island. We're going to share several examples in this podcast today that demonstrates just how true this statement really is. Whether its Brit and I or even the friends we share in our circle, without these relationships, none of us would be where we are today with the opportunities we have at our fingertips. If you aim to accomplish anything in life - you're going to need people and good relationships with those people. We're going to talk about just how important relationships are, how to build the best and most valuable relationships, and some examples of what we've been able to achieve merely through the relationships we've built with others. Listen in and get ready to build that network and achieve huge goals. Be sure to follow Brittany on social media: Instagram We also mentioned the CRE Circle which is an incredible tool and opportunity to build these valuable relationships - take action and get involved now: https://www.thecrecircle.com/ Thanks everybody! AJ You can also find the AJ Osborne Podcast on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-osborne-podcast/id1466437301 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Py4hxvj5Yh1rRpat7mkro?si=5cd7f293c3fd416c Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/cash-flow-2-freedom Be sure to keep up with me on the AJ Osborne website: https://ajosborne.com/ You can also follow and keep up with me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajosborne/ Interested in Self Storage Investing? Then check out my website Self Storage Income and listen to the Self Storage Income Podcast: https://www.selfstorageincome.com/
Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! We have a special guest with us today who has been on the podcast before and who has made some special appearances with me on YouTube and social media... We have the one and only Brittany Arnason back on the podcast today to talk about probably one of the most important topics of all time - building relationships and networking. Be sure to check out the video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/E4ISvCofW6M You've heard me say it before - success doesn't happen on an island. We're going to share several examples in this podcast today that demonstrates just how true this statement really is. Whether its Brit and I or even the friends we share in our circle, without these relationships, none of us would be where we are today with the opportunities we have at our fingertips. If you aim to accomplish anything in life - you're going to need people and good relationships with those people. We're going to talk about just how important relationships are, how to build the best and most valuable relationships, and some examples of what we've been able to achieve merely through the relationships we've built with others. Listen in and get ready to build that network and achieve huge goals. Be sure to follow Brittany on social media: Instagram We also mentioned the CRE Circle which is an incredible tool and opportunity to build these valuable relationships - take action and get involved now: https://www.thecrecircle.com/ Thanks everybody! AJ You can also find the AJ Osborne Podcast on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-osborne-podcast/id1466437301 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Py4hxvj5Yh1rRpat7mkro?si=5cd7f293c3fd416c Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/cash-flow-2-freedom Be sure to keep up with me on the AJ Osborne website: https://ajosborne.com/ You can also follow and keep up with me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajosborne/ Interested in Self Storage Investing? Then check out my website Self Storage Income and listen to the Self Storage Income Podcast: https://www.selfstorageincome.com/
Welcome back to the show! Today, Brittany interviews me on her podcast and it is only proper to share with you the many interesting topics we dived in. Here's some info about Brittany:Brittany Arnason is a commercial real estate investor who works with the best real estate brands and businesses across North America. In the industry for over ten years, she bought her first investment property at 18. Brittany is working with Industry leaders to acquire the best deals and give access to passive investing opportunities to her network! Let's get started! [00:01 - 14:41] Opening Segment Thank you for tuning in for today's show! Brittany shares our topic for today's show I am introduced as a guest for today's show in Brittany Arnason's podcast I share how I fumbled my way into Real Estate Introducing Club syndications Why did I wanted to focus on Commercial Real Estate The best way to start [14:42 - 40:52] Get to know me and what I do better How do I stay motivated Brittany asks what is my “why” Write down your core values! A struggle with new investors in closing deals Proving your credibility and track record Be considerate and serious of other people's time From Canada to US market There are better ways to leverage your time, money Building relationships with clients and other connections Metrics that I look for in deals Raising capital is easy for hot markets On beliefs Biggest lesson that took Shane to learn [40:53 - 43:05] Closing Segment Final Thoughts We will begin coaching sessions next month! If you are interested in my coaching and consulting program, please reach out to me through email at shane@shanemelanson.com or see below for my website link. I want to make sure to cater those interested, so please use the word “coaching” on the body or subject line. Don't forget to connect with me and grab ahold of my free book through my website below Tweetable Quotes: “You didn't have to be very smart, at least in my opinion, to make money.” - Shane Melanson “I don't think that you have to pretend if you don't know something.” - Shane Melanson “One of my core values is living life according to my terms.” - Shane Melanson “I'm looking for something that I can add some value to.” - Shane Melanson ______________________________________________________________________ Connect to Brittany! Follow her Instagram and check out her LinkedIn LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone invest in commercial real estate with confidence by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. Follow The Investing Podcast on all Streaming platforms. Deezer, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or visit our YouTube Channel. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to go even deeper into the world of commercial real estate, head over to my website for more information on my services, new book, and my blog. Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or email me at shane@shanemelanson.com
Age is just a number. When you win over your limiting beliefs, it doesn't matter whether you are 18 or 81; anything is possible. In this podcast, Jake and Gino interview Brittany Arnason, who is a commercial real estate investor and social media influencer. Brittany bought her first investment property when she was just 18 years old and has never looked back since then. Brittany now uses her Instagram platform with more than 200k followers to educate and inspire new investors. In addition, Brittany is working with industry leaders to acquire the best deals and give access to passive investing opportunities to her network! Some key insights from this podcast: You can start with investing at any age. Starting early on can be an advantage. Smart investing is key to growth, not smart expenditure. Save as much as possible and when you have enough, buy yourself an asset to cash flow You cannot impart values to your kids by simply preaching, you need to be an example for them Budgeting is the key to spending wisely It is not a thing, unless you make it a thing. Anything is a blockage to your success only if you perceive it as one, otherwise there is none It is consistency and authenticity that builds your brand on social media Follow Brittany on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/investorgir... or @investorgirlbritt Visit Brittany's website https://brittanyarnason.com/ Curious on how you can generate passive income and achieve financial freedom through Real Estate Investing? Register for this complimentary training now: https://bityl.co/6v71
Brittany Arnason is a full-time commercial real estate investor and social media influencer, commercial real estate junkie, DIY Junkie, retired power engineer, author and speaker. Brittany's Initial steps in Real Estate Getting into constructing The power of Instagram and marketing The ups and downs of DIY projects How Brittany's career has evolved Opportunities for investing in the US Her investment philosophy Structuring of self-storages deals Investment geography Distribution of team roles The impact of lockdowns Mentorship, Resources and Lessons Learned Useful links: https://instagram.com/investorgirlbritt?utm_medium=copy_link https://brittanyarnason.com/ Transcriptions: Jesse (0s): Welcome to the working capital real estate podcast. My name is Jesse Fragale. And on this show, we discuss all things real estate with investors and experts in a variety of industries that impact real estate. Whether you're looking at your first investment or raising your first fund, join me and let's build that portfolio one square foot at a time. All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to working capital the real estate podcast. I'm Jennifer galley and my special guest today is Brittany Arneson. Brittany is a full-time commercial real estate investor. And I think you just have to take one, look at horror at her Instagram page to really get a sense of what she does. Commercial real estate junkie, a DIY jaggy, retired power engineer, author, speaker, educator, and investor. Britney. How are you doing today? Brittany (47s): I'm really good. Glad to be here. Thanks for having me. My pleasure. Jesse (51s): So we talked a little bit before the show about past guests saying that you have to have Brittany on, you have to have Brittany on, I've been following you on Instagram, on your DIY projects for probably over a year now, maybe longer, really inspiring stuff. So thank you again for coming on. And I think it's going to be a treat today. Brittany (1m 9s): I appreciate it. Jesse (1m 11s): So Brittney, on the show pretty standard for us is to have guests come on, take a step back and talk a little bit about real estate in general and how they got into the industry and what their, you know, initial steps in the journey were. Brittany (1m 27s): Yeah, so I got started super young. I bought my first house at 18 years old and so I've been in real estate over 10 years now. And really I got started when I was even younger than that. Cause my mom owned rental properties and she would get my brother and I to help her out with renovations, but just kind of where you can see that DIY stuff filtering through my Instagram page, but got started with her. She would just, you know, hand me a paint brush and say, get to work kid, help me out. I can't pay people. So I want to just get, so that was fun. Learned a ton from her. And then I was always really motivated throughout high school and everything to buy my first house. So, but one in Saskatchewan, if anyone knows where that is talking to it, talking to a kid from Toronto. So yeah, totally. All my American friends are like, huh, what's the schedule. It's kind of like in the center of Canada where all those super cheap properties are and have family out in Saskatchewan and notice that the properties were quite cheap. So got the first house for $25,000 for the property and rents were around 850. So tenants pay all utilities, right? So I'm like, okay, super simple math. You don't need to know more details than that. That makes sense paid off in a few years. So, I mean, it's funny looking back because it was kind of one of those things you'd jump in without knowing a lot, which I think nowadays it is kind of difficult for people because it's information overload all the time. But if you keep it super simple and you don't know all, I didn't know anything, I never looked up anything online. I didn't listen to any podcasts or books or anything. I just kind of saw an example from my mom. So I'm like, this makes sense, like put money into something and it pays you. Okay, I'll try and do that. So, but not getting too wrapped up in all the details. So it's interesting looking back on that right Jesse (3m 19s): On. So your first property was the price of a now used Honda civic, roughly. Brittany (3m 25s): Exactly. Right. The cool thing is too. Like I could still buy properties out there. I kind of away from the single family world now, but there's still properties out there for that price. Yeah. Jesse (3m 37s): It's funny too. You see all these online, you know, the 1% rule, the 10, whatever gross multiplier, you're like, those properties don't exist and it's like, no, actually that one did that one pretty much worked out like that to have $800. Yeah, absolutely. So are you, are you, you I'm a us citizen or can, or do you have dual citizenship when you purchased it or Brittany (3m 59s): So, yeah, I'm from Canada. I was born just outside of Banff, Alberta, so super awesome mountain town. And that's kind of where a lot of people where you see the real estate market is just insane. Right? So when my parents moved there in the nineties, everything was dirt cheap. Like it's $40,000 for a house or something. And now it's probably worth over 2 million. It's just like absolutely ridiculous, but so grew up there. And once I started in real estate, I moved out to Saskatchewan and because that's where the cheap properties were and I had some family around there. So, you know, I just really wanted to be successful in real estate. And I'm like, how can I make this work? And if I'm just starting out, don't have a ton of money and all that sort of thing. So that's kind of where I went because Ken was ridiculously expensive. So got it. Yeah. Get out of that town. But now I have been living in the states last six months and just have a working visa right Jesse (4m 53s): On. So at 18, I mean, not everybody's thinking about buying properties and growing a portfolio. So you had the parents with the rentals kind of, you know, got the edge from there to where you are now. I've seen, you know, the, the DIY projects that you do. How did you jump into actually constructing and maybe part of that is that a, you are a retired power worker. So arranger, that's what Brandon said on the that's amazing. He would a power engineer, I should say. Yeah. So, so how did, like, what was that story like? Brittany (5m 29s): Yeah, so I really got into power engineering because it was a job that I could, I could get my certificate within six months and then get a really high income and I wanted the high income so I could buy real estate. So the end goal was always, I want to get that paycheck so I can buy real estate. But then I worked as a power engineer for six months, which was awesome. I learned a ton and I really liked the hands-on stuff. So it's fixing machinery and all this sort of thing, but working in it for six months, I just, I, for a fact, I already knew this beforehand, but I was like, this nine to five life is not for me. So I kinda got out of that as quick as I could and jumped into real estate. Full-time so use the advantage of having the W2 income. I always say the T4 or W2, whatever, but use that to get some lines of credits and mortgages and all that sort of thing. And then I'm like, well, I got to get out of this and do my own thing. So, and actually started during that job is when I kind of started my whole Instagram page and started to really get involved in the networking and creating that credibility for myself, for Jesse (6m 36s): Sure. And I mean, like, just for those that, that are living under a rock, haven't seen your page, I think it's your summit 215,000 followers on Instagram, just as an aside. What was that like just, you know, from you posting your first stuff. Cause I I'm, I'm almost positive. Maybe it was a year or two years, but I don't think you were at that level yet. So what, how did that kind of, how did that evolve that, you know, everything you started posting? Brittany (7m 2s): Yeah. Well, that's a good question because it is really hard when you first start out because it takes so much time to it's trial and error and it's a lot of consistency. It's hard because you can't really see the long-term benefits when you're first starting out. And you're like, this is just a lot of time and frustrating, right? Because it's not getting the engagement and you don't really know what to post super own. Sure. But for me it was just that trial and error. So I, when I first started, I actually had a mentor. I was at a real estate kind of meetup, super new. I think I had three properties at the time, but a mentor told me, you know, you have to do something as a new investor, you have to do something to create credibility for yourself. So he suggested, you know, starting a blog or a newsletter or an email list or something like that. And so that's what I did. I started a blog and I called it little investments on the Prairie's. So, cause I was buying these little property. That's pretty cute, but I'm not writing, isn't my strong suit. So I try to take me so long to write up these blogs and it wasn't really gaining a lot of traction. So I started, I didn't have Instagram beforehand, but I thought, you know, I really liked the photos and the videos and that sort of thing. I always kind of had that artistic kind of sense, I guess. So I started with Instagram and I named, I think I had that name for my Instagram as well, little investments on the Prairie. It was just super long. And I'm like, okay, I'm not getting anywhere with this. And then I saw a girl, her, her handles thought it was girl. And I'm like, how would invest a girl best to grow Brit? And that's where that kind of started. So it was a little, a little bit trial and error and figuring out what works. But I do suggest for people to have their, their first name or something to do with it because now when people type investor on Instagram might have wanted to come up. So I love having my first name, but also the word investor in there. Cause that's what I'm all about. So yeah. And, Jesse (8m 51s): And it's, I mean it is, is I think it's topical and it's important. You mentioned where the credibility pieces, because you just see so many people in our industry online, you know, you don't know what I can only imagine at this time, like I started investing, you know, the same, roughly the same age you were, I was 19 turning 20. And at that time you had magazines, you had like a few magazines, BiggerPockets was in its infancy and now there's so much information and you don't really know, you know, what to, what to really go to what's credible. So having that credibility building, whether it's an ebook or like, like you said, you started a page. I could totally see where you're coming from the blog. I feel like it's a lot of effort with potential, you know, not exactly a lot of, if there's not output from the blog, you'd be like, why am I doing all this? This is a lot of Brittany (9m 40s): Work. Totally, exactly. And what's good about Instagram is the stories too, where people can really get to know you as an individual and see that behind the scenes. So when I was renovating properties, it's not fun all the time, you know? So I try to show all the ups and downs and, and get in bed to, to invest in. Cause that's relatable. Cause it's the truth about it. It's not all fun all the time and highlight reels. It's actually, no, this is real life and this is hard. So I think, I think that's, that's a good way to go about it, to just be your authentic self and not trying to be any, you know, like show, tell people what your goals are, what you're trying to do and, and just grow your network that way. And people can really start to relate to you. Jesse (10m 22s): Yeah. And I think there is something about Karabakh Backman, who was, who was on the, the show last year. She does, you know, has DIY projects as well. I think there's something about just humans in general, when you see the before and afters, regardless of it's, you know, weight loss, or if it's a real estate fix and flips, there's something about that that were like, it's satisfying seeing that. So I think like you hit a perfect niche where, you know, you have a education, you have investments that you're doing, but you're also seeing a product and what it potentially could be Brittany (10m 52s): Totally. And it's, it's that transformation like any good movie or story or anything it's like, the character is not the same at the beginning as they are end, but you know, it's that real life situation and people are kind of looking for, for some somebody to connect to. And that's why we have our little drugs as real estate investors, I think, cause it's, it's difficult to stay motivated all the time when things aren't going always the right way or, or you want to be able to celebrate your wins with people. And yeah, I think it's a really good way to do it. Jesse (11m 20s): Yeah. I have a mentor of mine that he's always saying, you know, tell, you know, teach in stories and explain in stories and when you really grasp it, you're like, wow, it does, you know, when you hear somebody talking like that, you initially, you know, you're engaged because like you said, it's a journey. I don't know if it's, I think it's just a human tendency. So you start down this path of doing DIY projects, maybe for listeners, you could pull one of the, maybe not the first one, but a one in the past that you did, that was kind of your first foray into that world. And what were some of the challenges during that time? Brittany (11m 59s): Yeah. So lots of the renovation stuff was, and I would go out. So even during the power engineering job, I'd drive four hours out to a property and then stay there over the weekend, renovate it and then drive back home like four hours back. It was a lot, but it was, it was something that I just, you know, is that sacrifice you kind of honestly have to make if you're a new investor and you're just trying to get in the game. It's like, okay, do I have to, because a lot of people also get stuck in an expensive market. So I was looking outside of the market just to see, okay, what makes sense? This, this house cost $40,000 and it's going to bring in 1200 a month. So, you know, that's go for that. And it was kind of just always looking, not knowing exactly all the answers, but, but finding the ones where the numbers did make sense and then being able to, so it was kind of going and Burr was the main strategy at that time. I've moved more into the commercial real estate stuff now, but, but with the single families, it was all bird projects. So it was get in there, renovate them, build up that equity and then rent it out, pull out that money and then move it on into the next one. But a lot of these projects too, it was just, you know, how can I make this work? There's always rope, roadblocks and things problems happening. So it's okay. It can get a mortgage for this $40,000 property. But I asked a whole ton of banks and they said, we can't give you a mortgage for this. These are the reasons. But what I can do is give you a personal line of credit for $75,000. I think it was. So it was a $75,000 credit they gave me. And so I was able to purchase the property and get a renovation costs and then refinance after that. So it was, it was good. Like there's just, I feel there's always a way there's always a partner bank or someone else to talk to, to get the project moving forward. Yeah. Jesse (13m 39s): I think if, you know, even one of the deals we're doing right now, we're raising capital for, and you know, even when it's on the goal line, you've closed or sorry, your all the deal sort of the APS, the purchase and sale agreements finish, you have your closing date everything's should be smooth sailing. And then there's always something, oh, we have an encumbrance, oh, there's a lien. Oh, we just did title search. And I think it's as investors, you do that once, twice 20 times, you start just, you know, that one thing you can expect is that there's going to be something that comes up that you're going to have to handle. And if you can't do that, you're probably in the wrong industry Brittany (14m 12s): And it just gets easier over time. It's like those problems. Cause I think back to those days renovating the property and it was so frustrating, you know, learning how to do these renovations and all this stuff. And then all this pro tenant ruin this flooring or something like that. And then it's so, so overwhelming. And, and then, and then you look back at where we're at now and those problems are small, but you can't see it when you're in it. So I think that's just important for people to know if you're just starting out or you know it, and it's just new, new levels, new problems all the time. Professional problem solving problems. Yeah, exactly. Jesse (14m 49s): I was having this like joke or debate with a few of my buddies and we were talking about just, you know, what you would leave for your kids. And something came up, would you leave a property to your kid? And, and we were talking about smaller prop properties if you had a kid. And I was like, somebody brought up the idea of it being a gift. And I was like, honestly, you give a rental property with a bunch of headaches as a lesson to your kid. Not as a gift, Brittany (15m 14s): That's a good plan because Jesse (15m 15s): I was, I mean, it was the same for me at, at, you know, 19 20, 21, maybe a couple of years older where you're learning how to do things that you would otherwise not have had to do. What's a S what's a C trap. Why am I doing, why am I mudding? Like everything to do with actually fix, fixing up? Because the reality is if you buy single family houses in the beginning, you are doing things that you can outsource as much as you want at that point. You're, you're going to actively do things in the property. And it sounds like for you, you took it to the next level and you're actually doing the brewer strategy and like going in with the idea, I'm going to add value to this and refinance. Brittany (15m 52s): Exactly. Yeah. So how has, Jesse (15m 55s): How has your portfolio, or what you're doing now, you mentioned commercial real estate. How has that evolved over the years, Brittany? Brittany (16m 3s): Yeah. So got up to, you know, a few single family duplexes and then the last purchase was apartment building. So 27 doors now, and those are all in Canada. So those it's been great. It took a while to get the process of handing everything over to property management and getting bookkeepers. But I read a book called who not how, I don't know if you've heard of that one. Dan Sullivan. I think Dan Sullivan's author Benjamin Hardy. Yeah. So I love that book and that really changed my mindset along with some mindset coaching and stuff like that. So it's just kind of getting myself, cause I kind of did get stuck in this DIA DIY mentality. And I was like, I just love the work. I'm going to do this every day. But I was kind of just in my comfort zone, but I, I always had this in the back of my head. Like, no, I want to expand. I want to do more. I want to scale, but it's really hard to scale when you're and I was tying myself to the property cause I was building myself into this job of having to do renovations to the property completely. So I was living there. I was like sleeping on the floor and all the drywall dust. And I was like, okay, this isn't working for me anymore. It was awesome at the time I was so glad I got started in that and learned so many lessons, but it got to a point where it just, you know, I just had to make a mindset shift and I was reading who, how do mindset coaching and all this. And, and it wasn't what I wanted. I was telling myself that, but it wasn't actually truly what I wanted because the main goal in real estate was that time and location freedom. And I wasn't, I wasn't doing that for myself because I was just doing renovations all the time, every day. So I still like to do the DIY stuff and I love that kind of work. I love being hands-on, but that's more of a hobby now for me, rather than just my main real estate investing strategy. So, but it was really curved. Did Joe or good too, I guess. I don't know. It's kind of funny. It's like when you started real estate and then it was really difficult and then you get to a plateau like, oh, everything's easy. And then it's like, I don't want to scale. And then you could try to get to the next level. So that's kind of what I've been transitioning into, but it's been, it's been awesome. So yeah, Jesse (18m 9s): I, I think it's for people that have been successful too, it's like everybody, or nobody's immune to feeling comfortable. And even though your comfort in flipping houses, might've been way out of somebody else's comfort zone because they hadn't gotten to that level or maybe didn't want to, you know, that wasn't something they wanted to do, but then you get to that level and you continue to do it for a while. And then yeah, like you said, you get comfortable and you have mentors or coaches to constantly push you and be like, well, what do you really want to do? And I, I totally hear your point of, you know, we talk about freedom and not having a job. And then all of a sudden we're busy. We're the busiest person we know. Brittany (18m 45s): I think, I always think it'll always be that way because you get to this point for a reason because you are that way and you're like, let's go, that's progressing, moving forward and, and the trial, and then you just start to, you know, want to do more bigger projects, but you want to be able to have the choice of it. I think that's where it, Jesse (19m 4s): Yeah, it was just reminds me of the matrix, the illusion of choice. Yeah. So the 27 doors in the great white north tell, tell us about Brittany (19m 13s): Them. Yeah. So mostly in Saskatoon is kind of the main hub. So I have a few duplexes out there and then kind of just went all surrounding areas where the cashflow made sense because it was just in, and I always tell people this because people do get really stuck, especially Canadians, I think, cause they're such expensive markets like Toronto or Vancouver. And then you really have to kind of look into those other areas like Saskatchewan, cause there's lots of industry there there's, you know, tons of renters and not a ton of nice places to, to rent. So that was kinda my thought process behind that. It's like, okay, create this really nice rental in this smaller area, but it's, there's never a problem with vacancy and there's no appreciation, so that's the trade, right? Like there's a little bit through the forced appreciation with the renovations and then a little bit of, you know, passive appreciation as well with the market, but it's not a ton. So it's a different strategy between Vancouver and in Toronto and those types of areas, but then still it's solid cashflow. Yeah. Yeah. So I think that was kind of the thing. It was just kind of looking at these smaller centers, seeing where there is heavy industry, but a lot of the workers, like for example, the apartment building, that's 14 units, there's a ton of transient workers. So they're there for maybe a year or two and they don't want to buy a house because why would they buy a house if they're not going to be there forever? So they're kind of just not committed to buying a house, but they will pay top dollar for rent, like same as city prices, but you know, could buy the apartment building cost 450,000. So for units, and then, you know, now some of the bachelor units are getting, I think it's 850 rent for a bachelor unit. So yeah. But yeah, and then it takes care of all of it too. So now I'm just like, yeah, free. Jesse (21m 4s): It's so true though. Like the 450,000 and like, you know, you, you move into some markets and that's how much it is a unit. Like you go certain, especially smaller multi-family in Toronto. It's I tell people that come on the show that if they're from New York, they can kind of understand if they're from San Francisco, any of those really extremely hot markets, Vancouver and Toronto would be in that same category. I'm curious. So last time I was at west, it was no boarding out in Whistler, so I didn't get a chance to stop and, and in Saskatoon, but I'm curious out, out in Western Canada, are we starting to see more manufactured housing that, you know, everybody in the states that comes on my show has either something to say about manufactured housing or is that investing in it? Brittany (21m 49s): Hmm, no, I don't really do much of that now, especially right now I'm kind of focused actually more on the U S market. So I haven't really been that involved in actually dosing actually. Jesse (22m 1s): Yeah. Right on. So for yourself, I mean, just on that point, looking at investing in the states, what are, what are some of the opportunities you're looking at right now and what do you think, you know, we have in store in the next year or two, just in, in that regard and opportunities? Brittany (22m 17s): Yeah. Well I'm really, really excited right now because so through, you know, actually through social media and online and everything I got on bigger pockets podcast. And so that was a few years ago now, but I created some really awesome connections and, and really great friends. Some of my best friends, I met through bigger pockets and going to a Maui mastermind that Brandon Turner hosted. So he just kind of picked 20 people out of his fall or people that he was following on Instagram or whatever created this little mastermind group. And that's where I made some really amazing friends. And, you know, I have, I started to focus this year, just on my strengths. What am I really good at? And you know, my reach through Instagram and everything like that and partnering with these expert operators because ADA Osborne, which is where I'm at right now, I'm in Boise, Idaho working with AGA Osborne. And he's an incredible operator and industry leader in self storage. So they have, you know, over a million and a half square foot of storage right now and they're just rapidly expanding their portfolio. So I'm kind of on the acquisition side of it. It's, you know, reaching out to brokers and my Instagram audience and everything, looking for self storage facilities to either do value, add projects with or development site as well. We're working on a big development hero in Boise. So that's going to be started right away. And I'm just really excited about it. So being on a team, cause I was always, you know, focused on is working on like, oh, like kind of doing, I was like DIY everything, all, all of it. But now what I realized is what I enjoy doing. What I like doing is the collaboration and working with these incredible operators, they already have all their systems. They already have, you know, amazing network, like everything all sorted out. So what, what I'm doing is bringing investors into these projects and helping with acquisition side and everything too. So right now it's been like self storage, everything. So there's a ton of opportunity in that right now. What's cool too, about storage is that the fragmented market? So 72% of the self storage facilities are owned by mom and pops. So it's funny. Cause I was, I actually had a self storage facility, I think a year ago under contracting in Canada. But what I was doing is just kind of going around cold, calling a bunch of owners and just saying, you know, it's funny cause you call the number, doesn't it don't pick up. Like they don't pick up. And then once in a while they'll pick up like, hello, I'm like, oh hi, I'm looking to rent a storage unit. Oh yeah, let me just call you back. Sure. So that's not managed correctly. And then, you know, you make an offer and go from there. So that's, that's, what's pretty cool about self storage and you know, a recession recession resistant asset class as well because even through COVID, it's just performing super strong and there's a lot of people moving and there's a lot of people downsizing at this time. So storage is very needed during this time, but it's been one of the, you know, growing asset classes the last 20 years. And there's a lot of, lot of opportunity with that fragmented market if you're able to go in and really expertly turnaround the operations. So it's immediate value add with the existing facilities with through operations. Jesse (25m 33s): Yeah. We're seeing a lot of, a lot of self storage. Sorry, sorry to interrupt Brittany (25m 37s): There. Continue. Jesse (25m 39s): Yeah, no, I was just going to say we're, we've been seeing, I think it's everywhere. I think a self storage is one of those areas that there's just a lot of attention and I think you're absolutely right. It's there's just a large percentage of mismanagement, I think where there's operations, like you said that you can immediately add value. I'm pretty sure Aja is also speaking actually quick shout out to your speaking at BP con 2021 new Orleans. It is happening. I'm speaking as well. And I'm pretty sure AIG is as well. I think he's on some sort of panel maybe talking about self storage. So yeah. So there's that there? So as a, as a, I guess in this case, somebody that's investing from outside, cause you're on a visa. Is, is that any different in terms of how you invest? Do you ha are you creating a different structure for the investments when you go in with operating partners? Brittany (26m 34s): Yeah. So right now I'm on a working visa. So for me it's a little bit different and I still have a company in Canada, but I'm actually employed now by Cedar Creek wealth, which is a data company. So I'm employed through them and I'm able to make my positive investments. It gets a little bit complicated. Like the syndication side is easy. Cause you can invest quite easily as a Canadian. You just have to set up your holding company and then it kind of goes through that way. And then you save on taxes, but I'm not trying to give tax advice. So that's the disclaimer, but that's how people, so I have quite a few Canadians now as I was presenting these opportunities to my audience, like quite a few of them are Canadian. So it's just, it's, it's awesome because there is so much margin with returns, especially in storage. So I mean there's a lot of opportunity for investors as well and Canadians as well. Cause I mean, yeah, I guess people do, I'm like everybody can join Jesse (27m 36s): These, the self storage. Cause we've, I mean, we talked a lot on the show about, you know, different syndications, a limited partner, general partner type structures, the self storage are they, are they structuring them pretty much similar to other real estate investments where you, you have an operator, you have multiple limited partners or are you doing something different? Brittany (27m 57s): Yeah. That's pretty much how it's been so limited partnership. And then it's, it depends on the deal. So we do both right now, the development deal was structured a little bit differently, but then from the existing facilities, but yeah, it's a 60 40 split. And then we have a waterfall structure after the investors for this specific deal, it was after 120% return. And so the investors get their returns and then it splits the waterfall structure happens. So it's turns from a 60%, the LPs to 40% of LPs. And then yeah, Jesse (28m 34s): I have a, basically a preferred return built in and with each, each IRR or each percentage return, you have a different split for, for Brittany (28m 43s): Exactly. And we're getting into it cause so AAJ has not done a ton of syndications that he just recently started to cause they're rapidly growing their portfolio and have so much on the go. And there's so much opportunity right now. So that's when it pretty much just started with the syndication side right now. And that's where my role has kind of been as well. So it's just kind of a whole new thing where we're, we're getting all, we're trying to get all of these investors in because it's so fun to be, you know, providing these opportunities to people. So I've, I've had a lot of fun with that as well because you know, starting my Instagram page too, I never thought I'd be in a position where I could like provide these opportunities to people and it's like, wow, this is crazy. You're like I have the funnel. I know do these massive deals together. So yeah. Yeah. Definitely fun. Yeah, Jesse (29m 35s): No, that's really cool. And I think the, just the private placement or the exempt market has been blowing up, it's always, I mean, it's been a big part of the market. I don't think a lot of people that aren't in our industry or say the movie industry or oil and gas realize how so much money is raised through just private placements and, and that's the market that oftentimes that we're dealing with. But I think it's something that is really blowing up. I know for, you know, Canadians the fact that we're hearing about syndications and more and more people doing them up here when we are pretty conservative, when it comes to investing, I think is just kind of an illustration of that. So in terms of, you said you're in Boise right now in terms of the geography that you're investing in right now, is it focused on one specific market or are there a number of markets that you're looking at? Brittany (30m 24s): Oh, looking all over, especially with storage, there's opportunity all over the country. So looking for a population in a that's growing 30,000 people plus, so kind of looking at that. So there's lots of options there, but yeah, we're kind of all over focused in Texas, Oklahoma city, Kansas city. Boise's an awesome market. That's where new development project is and it's just growing like crazy, so super hot markets and, you know, looking for that. And then we, we have a lot of different ways. So I'm, I'm getting actually a lot of people sending me deals through Instagram, we've been in and we're looking for a storage facilities, 60,000 square feet plus, and you know, so and value add. So if there's any problems that we can solve, we're pretty good at solving those problems. And then we're able to turn them around pretty quickly. So that's kind of what we're looking, we're open to really any market, but as long as we, you know, we go in and do our deep dive of course, but it's, that's kind of the general criteria. Jesse (31m 26s): Nice. So I can only imagine your inbox is just probably hammered on, on Instagram. Brittany (31m 31s): I know all the VA's and that's like the other part of it. Cause I need to, you know, I'm in the phase of just hiring people out to help with all the organization of everything as well. So that's been really fun cause I'm used to doing everything on my own, but like this past year it's been definitely awesome to have this team around me and people on my side helping me out and to your point, who not, how not, how exactly changed everything Jesse (31m 58s): Point there, the team, what is the, what does the team look like right now in terms of the investments that you're doing? So, you know, AIJ, you know, in storage, for example, you know, there's the analytical, there's the operator, there's the market like where do you fall in that? And you know, who are your indispensable team members? You don't have to say their names, but just kind of the roles they do. Brittany (32m 19s): Yeah. So I mean the ADA's team is 35 plus people. So there's definitely a lot, but then there's the construction manager, acquisitions manager and myself, I'm kind of helping with the acquisitions and then syndication side. So that's kind of been my role and just kind of, you know, getting out cause we do a lot of on the education side as well. So there's an inner circle and you know, there's a lot of ways and that's the other part of it too, because once we get so many deals coming into us, maybe they don't exactly meet our criteria, but we're able to completely analyze them and help other investors out. If there's people who want to buy these, maybe a smaller facility, that's less than 60,000 square feet. So there's a lot of opportunity in that as well, sharing these extra deals kind of with it, that investors. So, but yeah, there's, there's a big team. They're really incredible with their operations and they have everything super streamlined. So taking Wilbur can flip them round super quick and get things on the operation side happening really fast. Very Jesse (33m 19s): Cool. So we're, we're almost coming up to the time here, but before we, before we kind of get into four questions, we asked every guest on the show. What I'd like to do is talk a little bit about the current environment that we've been living through, you know, from call it the last year and a half. Just what your experience has been like over this time, you know, as there been some, you know, wins or losses and what you think the opportunities over the next few years are going to be, or is there anything you're doing differently as a result of what we've experienced? Brittany (33m 54s): Yeah, well I think for me, it all my rentals have, I had a few, you know, tenants to work with who lost their jobs here at COVID. And so helping them out, you know, get things kind of a little bit more on track with them. But other than that, everything has been pretty stable and it's been a little bit, you know, it has been a way different year for me, but not really due to COVID. It was more due to my mindset expansion and trying to get into the commercial real estate space and working with expert operators who, you know, they, they know every single little detail and I'm like, okay, I can team up with the people who already analyzing every single little detail about everything there is to know, and if I can team up and help them with, you know, what I'm an expert at, that's where I kind of want to be. So it's been really fun connecting with these other operators in the spaces, but we're just, there is a lot of opportunity right now. There's a lot of changes happening with, in the states and everything with the 10 31 and there's all the talk of everything, but it's just kind of adjusting and pivoting and, and not being kind of intimidated, but just kind of analyzing and knowing, you know, we can mitigate a lot of risk in that way just with our experience, but yeah, yeah, for Jesse (35m 10s): Sure. I think it's just a matter of kind of being prepared. There's really nothing we can do if, whether it comes to capital gains 10 31 exchange, which as, you know, we, we don't have here, so we're just roll our eyes. Okay. You're going to lose it potentially. Very cool. So Britney, we ask guests on the show, we've touched on some of them, but pretty much four questions, pretty, pretty softball questions, everybody at the end of the show. So if you're game for that, I throw them at you. All right. One thing that you know now in your career that you wish you knew when you got started at what was a young age of 18. Brittany (35m 50s): So I think starting to build that credibility for yourself, you know, getting out there, building your network. I think that was a huge for me and I didn't see it at the time, but now I can definitely see how beneficial that is. So getting out there and starting building your network, you know, there's so many places you could go online and start posting in groups and everything. Even if you're a new investor, just get started now because it's intimidating posting. If you feel like you don't know what you're talking about yet, it's really hard to post. Cause you're like, feel awkward. Like, oh, I'm not an expert yet, but just start as soon as you can because people kind of connect to you no matter what stage you're at. Jesse (36m 27s): So you touched on it a little bit earlier. I think everybody's on the same page when it comes to mentorship, especially in our space, but your views on mentorship and maybe in the context of, you know, younger people getting in the industry, you know, what would you say to them? Brittany (36m 42s): You have to prove yourself because I think there's a lot of people that just take, take, take, they want one while all these things, but you really have to get out there and provide. So for me, you know, when I was starting, my, I didn't even have a thousand followers, I don't think. And I was posting on Instagram listening to bigger pop cause I was talking to my mentors and saying, oh, listening to BiggerPockets. This is what I learned on this episode, tag run and take Josh or David or whoever was hosting at the time and, and, and try to provide value for them by just, you know, shutting up their work and being like, okay, you guys should buy their books. You guys should do this to my little audience that I had at the time. But then that was kind of gaining this attention. And I was just working really hard every single day and mentors and people, they can see that they can see the people who are really trying willing to take advice and actually implement it and put it into action. But mentors, mentorship for me has been everything. And I have a lot of really awesome people on my side, but it's through that hard work that they're, they're going to want to help and continue to. Yeah, Jesse (37m 39s): For sure. I mean, especially with the social media now, if you're a champion of something that you find interested at, first of all, I think it's shines through, you know, if you're excited about it, but also just with social media, you're able to connect directly with that person. You know, it's something where, you know, 10 years ago, if you really liked a book, you could call the author, but now you kind of, you have everything at your fingertips if you want to take advantage of it. Totally. So in terms of, so question number three for you here, you already mentioned who not how, but is there any other resource or book that you, you know, you're using that you'd recommend to any of the listeners? Brittany (38m 16s): Yeah. Huna has a really good one, crushing it in apartments and commercial real estate by Brian Murray. He was another mentor of mine and a really awesome friend. He's just the best. So that's been one of my favorite books and that really started to change my mindset from single family to commercial real estate. And I do suggest, you know, getting cut cause it takes a long time. Right. So I read that book two years before I bought my first commercial building, but it was always in the back of my head, like, okay, you know what we're going to get started, but just like getting in that mindset sooner rather than later. Right Jesse (38m 48s): On. All right. My favorite question, first car, make and model. What are you strolling around Saskatchewan with? Brittany (38m 58s): Well, I had a Ford, 1995 work van. So that was that that's a good one because that's like a vehicle plus a house. So, and having just sleep in that for years. So yeah, be creepy if I was driving it, but I guess it's a normal Jesse (39m 15s): Vehicle and Northern Canada. Awesome for listeners, Brittany, obviously. I mean, you're a Google search away. Like I always say on the show, but if people want to connect with you or see what you're doing, see what you're up to in terms of investment, anything really, what's the, what's the best place that they can go to? W we'll put a link in the show notes. Brittany (39m 40s): So investor, girl grits, my Instagram page, that's where I post most of my stuff. And then my website, Brittany arneson.com. Jesse (39m 48s): My guest today has been Brittany Arneson Brittany. Thanks for being part of working capital. Thanks so much for having me. Thank you so much for listening to working capital the real estate podcast. I'm your host, Jesse for galley. If you liked the episode, head on to iTunes and leave us a five-star review and share on social media, it really helps us out. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me on Instagram, Jesse F R a G a L E, have a good one. Take care.
Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! I'm your host, AJ Osborne! I'm extra excited about today's episode because we get to hang out with one of my favorite real estate friends… the one and only Brittany Arnason! You might know her as investorgirlbritt on social media. She's become wildly popular on social media with sharing her experiences from BRRR'ing single-family homes. Fun fact - she actually used to sleep in the houses as she was renovating them! Talk about dedication! If you've followed me and this podcast for any amount of time, you might have heard mention my philosophy of scaling both vertically AND horizontally. Brittany is in this pivotal space now moving towards scaling horizontally. What does that mean? Brittany is now shifting her focus on commercial real estate investing, specifically (my favorite asset class lol)... SELF STORAGE! This is an amazing time to have Brittany on the podcast as she's actively making this transition that so many investors ultimately want to make - the shift into commercial real estate. Whether be more zeros, more management, limited experience, or fear of the unknown, it often proves difficult for so many of us to make these leaps from one type of investing to another. Listen in and hear how she started her real estate investing journey, where she's at now, what's going through her mind, what her plans are, and what she's actively doing now to accomplish HUGE goals in the next few months. Speaking of goals, we talk a lot in today's episode about the process of setting and achieving goals, and ways that you can help shorten the timeframes for you to achieve your ultimate goals. Tune in, take notes, and learn how Brittany is making the move from single-family homes to commercial real estate investing! Thanks everybody, AJ Keep up with Brittany on social media and her website: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investorgirlbritt/?hl=en Website: https://brittanyarnason.com
Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! I'm your host, AJ Osborne! I'm extra excited about today's episode because we get to hang out with one of my favorite real estate friends… the one and only Brittany Arnason! You might know her as investorgirlbritt on social media. She's become wildly popular on social media with sharing her experiences from BRRR'ing single-family homes. Fun fact - she actually used to sleep in the houses as she was renovating them! Talk about dedication! If you've followed me and this podcast for any amount of time, you might have heard mention my philosophy of scaling both vertically AND horizontally. Brittany is in this pivotal space now moving towards scaling horizontally. What does that mean? Brittany is now shifting her focus on commercial real estate investing, specifically (my favorite asset class lol)... SELF STORAGE! This is an amazing time to have Brittany on the podcast as she's actively making this transition that so many investors ultimately want to make - the shift into commercial real estate. Whether be more zeros, more management, limited experience, or fear of the unknown, it often proves difficult for so many of us to make these leaps from one type of investing to another. Listen in and hear how she started her real estate investing journey, where she's at now, what's going through her mind, what her plans are, and what she's actively doing now to accomplish HUGE goals in the next few months. Speaking of goals, we talk a lot in today's episode about the process of setting and achieving goals, and ways that you can help shorten the timeframes for you to achieve your ultimate goals. Tune in, take notes, and learn how Brittany is making the move from single-family homes to commercial real estate investing! Thanks everybody, AJ Keep up with Brittany on social media and her website: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investorgirlbritt/?hl=en Website: https://brittanyarnason.com
Tyla Arnason shares with Shira how movement is a safe and beneficial part of the cancer continuum. She talks about the importance of adapting the practice to the individual especially in group yoga therapy at the University of Calgary. Yoga Thrive's group programs are value for community, coming together with people on a similar journey, in a safe environment adds to the benefits, helping with adherence and accountability for those who struggle with commitment and being active. Tyla also teaches a teacher training of evidence-informed yoga program for individuals diagnosed with cancer (on- and/or off-treatment) and their support persons.
In this Episode, Andrew and Tyler interview former Chicago Blackhawk, Ottawa Senator, and Colorado Avalanche Centre Tyler Arnason
Jón Óskar, född och uppvuxen på Island, hamnade i Skellefteå via Norge och Piteå. Han äger restaurangen Bryggargatan och destilleriet Ogin Distillery. Bryggargatan Restaurangen Bryggargatan startade i Piteå på just gatan Bryggargatan, när sedan flytten till Skellefteå hände hamnade restaurangen, med samma namn, på Bryggarbacken. Whaaat?! Ogin Distillery Efter att ha besökt flera destillerier föddes Läs mer ...
Jón Óskar, född och uppvuxen på Island, hamnade i Skellefteå via Norge och Piteå. Han äger restaurangen Bryggargatan och destilleriet Ogin Distillery. Bryggargatan Restaurangen Bryggargatan startade i Piteå på just gatan Bryggargatan, när sedan flytten till Skellefteå hände hamnade restaurangen, med samma namn, på Bryggarbacken. Whaaat?! Ogin Distillery Efter att ha besökt flera destillerier föddes idén att skapa en gin med smak av det som naturen ger i Västerbotten. Video Länkar https://www.ogindistillery.com/ Bryggargatan Restaurang & Bistro, Skellefteå Bryggargatan Skellefteå (@bryggargatan) • Instagram photos and videos ÓGIN (@ogin_distillery) • Instagram photos and videos Jon Oskar Arnason (@illhaveoneofeach) • Instagram photos and videos the Larsson pod
In which we begin an overview discussion about health and medicine in Canada from the First Nations to New France. Let's look at a pre-germ theory world with the help of Indigenous legends and some lame poetry! -- Major sources: Arnason, T., R. J. Hebda, and T. Johns. "Use of plants for food and medicine by Native Peoples of eastern Canada." Canadian Journal of Botany, Vol. 59, 1981, pp. 2189-2325. Copway, George. 'The Traditional History and Characteristic Sketches of the Ojibway Nation'. C. Gilpin, 1850. Daveluy, Marie-Claire. “Mance, Jeanne,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 1, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003. Faillon, Étienne-Michel. Vie de mademoiselle Mance et histoire de l'Hôtel-Dieu de Ville-Marie, en Canada. Paris, Rusand, 1854. Herrick, James W. Iroquois Medical Botany, Syracuse University Press, 1997. Gagan, David, and Rosemary Gagan. "Hospitals." The Oxford Companion to Canadian History, edited by Gerald Hallowell, Oxford UP, 2004, pp. 293-4. McPherson, Kathryn. "Nursing." The Oxford Companion to Canadian History, edited by Gerald Hallowell, Oxford UP, 2004, pp. 458. Turner, Nancy J. Ancient Pathways, Ancestral Knowledge: Ethnobotany and Ecological Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples of Northwestern North America, Montreal, McGill-Queen's University Press, 2014. Story of Last Calf and the cure for tuberculosis Sproule, Dorothy. “Jeanne Mance: Founder of Hotel Dieu, Montreal.” Montreal in Verse: An Anthology of English Poetry by Montreal Poets. Ed. Writers of the Poetry Group. Montreal, Canadian Authors Association; 1942. -- Check out this great independent poetry anthology, 'Isolated Together', right here. Reach the show with any questions, comments and concerns at historiacanadiana@gmail.com, Twitter (@CanLitHistory) & Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/CanLitHistory). --- Support: Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/historiacanadiana) & Paypal (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/historiacanadiana). Check out the recommended reading page (https://historiacanadiana.wordpress.com/books/) and some silly apparel (http://tee.pub/lic/Ges5M2WpsBw)!
"We can trust ourselves to grow, to adapt, and to change. And we can trust each other to meet us in the place of flowering, the place of hope, the place of courage." Incredibly, this is our last service of the church year. We’ll be doing flower communion, as is the custom of so many UUs this time of year. While we continue to gather online, we’ll celebrate this uniquely UU ritual. Don’t forget to bring your flower! Works referenced in this sermon: "A Power Governments Cannot Suppress," by Howard Zinn, from "Walking Toward Morning," edited by Annie Chagnot and Emi Ikkanda: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/558465/how-lovely-the-ruins-by-edited-by-annie-chagnot-and-emi-ikkanda/ "Take Courage Friends," by Wayne B. Arnason: https://www.uua.org/worship/words/closing/183796.shtml More information about Flower Communion can be found here: https://www.uua.org/worship/holidays/flower-ceremony Written by: Rev. Laurel Gray Music by: Kala Farnham Hosted and Edited by: Amanda Hall Produced and Directed by: Bruce Hall
Aubrey Arnason is a director, an actor, a television host, a writer, and a hard-working prairie girl who grew up in a hockey family. In 2017, Aubrey was named one of Canada's Top 3 emerging female directors by Women In View; more recently, she directed an episode of the Emmy-nominated series Dino Dana. She has been nominated for an astounding 12 Leo Awards, and won one for Best Host for The Wedding Belles. Aubrey wrote, directed, and starred in Kindergarten Da Bin Ich Weider, a hilarious short film about a woman who is sent back to kindergarten and is based on the fact that Aubrey herself skipped kindergarten altogether. Aubrey also wrote and directed Winter Song, a film that draws inspiration from her hockey origins and was broadcast on Air Canada flights. In this thoughtful and fascinating interview conducted pre-COVID-19, Aubrey reflects on growing up in a hockey family, the joys and challenges of directing kids, facilitating joy via 73 episodes of The Wedding Belles (even though she's not a big fan of weddings), and how she prepared to play Dr. Lucy Fife on the new Apple TV+ series Home Before Dark. Episode sponsor: DGC BC
This month on the podcast, Sondra is going solo with an author series. This week, she's thrilled to share a conversation with writer Emily Arnason Casey about her book, Made Holy: Essays. They talk about the nuanced definition of alcoholism as a disease, they talk about the courage to write honestly, and they talk about the pull of nostalgia. Emily's careful telling of family, landscape, love, addiction and loss will leave you ruminating for a long time. To learn more about Emily, read current work and buy her book, go to https://emilyarnasoncasey.com/. You can also follow her on Twitter @emilyarna and Instagram @emily_arna. This week, Emily shares three items from her Unruffled Toolbox: (1) Gratitude list with a partner; (2) A good sweat; (3) “you can't afford to pick that up today”.
This episode we're joined by Thorlakur Arnason, Technical Director of the Hong Kong FA to discuss his top 5 matches. Thorlakur shares many wonderful memories - especially from Iceland's Euro 2016 and World Cup 2018 campaigns. -------------------------------------------------------- Sponsors: Supatips.info (http://supatips.info/) . The football tips and statistics site for all your betting needs. Visit www.supatips.info (http://www.supatips.info/) and follow them on Twitter @SupaTips_365 Name That Player app. Download here - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.julian.ntpnamethatplayer&hl=en_GB - https://apps.apple.com/bt/app/name-that-player/id1422381109 Intro theme is Topps - Social Download here Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/gb/album/social-single/1427419114 Amazon Music - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Social-Topps/dp/B07GHXMSPH
In E062, Brittany Arnason discusses her hard working, DIY approach to real estate investing. She buys cheap, does the work for cheap, makes here houses beautiful and then rents them out. By applying this model Britt has been able to acquire 13 units in total and many of her properties don't even have mortgages on them. Brittany already no longer needs to work but she enjoys what she does. She profiles all of her work on her MASSIVE instagram page @investorgirlbritt . Tune in to hear how Britt renovates, refinances and builds wealth in a very tasteful way while leverage the massive power of social media. She's definitely got a bright future as an investor and it was entertaining to hear her story. Listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and more @ https://linktr.ee/theandrewhines Connect with Brittany Arnason instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investorgirlbritt Connect with Andrew Hines on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandrewhines facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandrewhines Greater Hamilton REI Meetup Group: https://bit.ly/2VSSc9i Music Info, Artist: JPB, Song: High, NCS Release: Feb 1 2015, No Copyright Copyright Free
Investing in real estate and tackling your own home renovation projects may be intimidating but that didn't let our guest stop her from trying. On today's episode, we talk all things DIY and social media with Brittany Arnason, the girl who famously beat Bigger Pockets' Brandon Turner in the race to 100k followers on Instagram. We dive into how Brittany has successfully grown her buy and hold real estate portfolio to 13 units utilizing the BRRRR strategy and the challenges and benefits of being a female in the renovation space. She shares the secrets to growing her Instagram following and how you too can create an active and committed community. For those new to renovating, we discuss the best projects to start with, how to save on costs, and tips to learn more advance skills. At just 18 years old, Brittany Arnason bought her first investment property and has since built her empire through Instagram and DIY renovations. Brittany is all in all the time from analyzing markets and properties, negotiating, and securing the deal, to designing the spaces, getting her hands dirty on the renovations, and ultimately managing the unit and refinancing. To fight back against those who say girls can't renovate, Brittany began documenting her journey on Instagram and has since grown her following to over 110k followers. There she shares tips and tricks on her DIY projects, beautiful before and after photos, and inspiration to investors everywhere that you too can figure it out. Brittany Arnason lives in Saskatchewan, Canada and loves to spend her time away from DIYing with her friends and family. She also loves to travel, making sure she carves out the time for 4 or more trips a year. On today's episode, we discuss a lot with Brittany, including: - How you don't need formal experience to tackle your own renovations - The importance in knowing renovation costs - How to crowdsource information from your social media community - Tips to add value to your social media audience and grow an engaged following - How to streamline your business to focus on your strengths Books/Resources The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber Contact Information IG - @investorgirlbritt Looking for Funding? Ladies, you need to check out Fund That Flip! We are excited to tell you about Fund That Flip, a company we are very proud to call our sponsor. Fund That Flip is the leading provider of fast, convenient, affordable capital for experienced real estate investors who buy and rehabilitate residential properties. To date, they have helped hundreds of real estate investors grow their businesses by funding thousands of deals. You deal directly with them, getting your deal funded in as few as 10 days. 85% of their customers come back to do more business with them because of their dedication to exceptional service. It's why they were named No. 42 of Inc.'s fastest-growing companies in America. What do they fund? · Fix-and-flip · New construction · Buy and Hold Properties · Cash-out refinance projects from 1-4 units Real Estate InvestHERs, Get $500 towards your next closing! Check them out by visiting – www.fundthatflip.com/investher InvestHER Community Our mission is to support and inspire women real estate investors around the globe to live a financially free and balanced life. We are dedicated to creating empowering online and in person communities where women have a non-intimidating environment to ask questions and receive the support they need. Our vision is to see all woman investors achieve her financial freedom goals on her own terms. How To Join the InvestHER Movement 1) The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast - The weekly show details the journey of some of the most amazing women real estate investors around the world, who open up their lives and share practical and strategic tools for growing a rental portfolio, flipping houses and the mindset that allows them to run a successful investing business while taking care of their families and most importantly taking care of themselves. • Subscribe via Itunes • Subscribe via Android • Subscribe via Stitcher 2) InvestHER Community on Facebook We have 2k+ members in our Facebook InvestHER Community (and growing!) This is a safe place for women to ask real estate investing questions and gain the support they need to achieve their goals! 3) InvestHER Meetups Around the Globe We have over 4k+ meetup members attending close to 25 InvestHER Meetups across the country and Canada. Meetups are being held monthly by experienced InvestHER Leaders! Learn more about our InvestHER leaders, meetup locations, and how to become an InvestHER Leader HERE! Follow us on: Facebook: @therealestateinvesther Instagram: @therealestateinvesther Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Investing in real estate and tackling your own home renovation projects may be intimidating but that didn't let our guest stop her from trying. On today's episode, we talk all things DIY and social media with Brittany Arnason, the girl who famously beat Bigger Pockets' Brandon Turner in the race to 100k followers on Instagram. We dive into how Brittany has successfully grown her buy and hold real estate portfolio to 13 units utilizing the BRRRR strategy and the challenges and benefits of being a female in the renovation space. She shares the secrets to growing her Instagram following and how you too can create an active and committed community. For those new to renovating, we discuss the best projects to start with, how to save on costs, and tips to learn more advance skills. At just 18 years old, Brittany Arnason bought her first investment property and has since built her empire through Instagram and DIY renovations. Brittany is all in all the time from analyzing markets and properties, negotiating, and securing the deal, to designing the spaces, getting her hands dirty on the renovations, and ultimately managing the unit and refinancing. To fight back against those who say girls can't renovate, Brittany began documenting her journey on Instagram and has since grown her following to over 110k followers. There she shares tips and tricks on her DIY projects, beautiful before and after photos, and inspiration to investors everywhere that you too can figure it out. Brittany Arnason lives in Saskatchewan, Canada and loves to spend her time away from DIYing with her friends and family. She also loves to travel, making sure she carves out the time for 4 or more trips a year. On today's episode, we discuss a lot with Brittany, including: - How you don't need formal experience to tackle your own renovations - The importance in knowing renovation costs - How to crowdsource information from your social media community - Tips to add value to your social media audience and grow an engaged following - How to streamline your business to focus on your strengths Books/Resources The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber Contact Information IG - @investorgirlbritt Looking for Funding? Ladies, you need to check out Fund That Flip! We are excited to tell you about Fund That Flip, a company we are very proud to call our sponsor. Fund That Flip is the leading provider of fast, convenient, affordable capital for experienced real estate investors who buy and rehabilitate residential properties. To date, they have helped hundreds of real estate investors grow their businesses by funding thousands of deals. You deal directly with them, getting your deal funded in as few as 10 days. 85% of their customers come back to do more business with them because of their dedication to exceptional service. It's why they were named No. 42 of Inc.'s fastest-growing companies in America. What do they fund? · Fix-and-flip · New construction · Buy and Hold Properties · Cash-out refinance projects from 1-4 units Real Estate InvestHERs, Get $500 towards your next closing! Check them out by visiting – www.fundthatflip.com/investher InvestHER Community Our mission is to support and inspire women real estate investors around the globe to live a financially free and balanced life. We are dedicated to creating empowering online and in person communities where women have a non-intimidating environment to ask questions and receive the support they need. Our vision is to see all woman investors achieve her financial freedom goals on her own terms. How To Join the InvestHER Movement 1) The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast - The weekly show details the journey of some of the most amazing women real estate investors around the world, who open up their lives and share practical and strategic tools for growing a rental portfolio, flipping houses and the mindset that allows them to run a successful investing business while taking care of their families and most importantly taking care of themselves. • Subscribe via Itunes • Subscribe via Android • Subscribe via Stitcher 2) InvestHER Community on Facebook We have 2k+ members in our Facebook InvestHER Community (and growing!) This is a safe place for women to ask real estate investing questions and gain the support they need to achieve their goals! 3) InvestHER Meetups Around the Globe We have over 4k+ meetup members attending close to 25 InvestHER Meetups across the country and Canada. Meetups are being held monthly by experienced InvestHER Leaders! Learn more about our InvestHER leaders, meetup locations, and how to become an InvestHER Leader HERE! Follow us on: Facebook: @therealestateinvesther Instagram: @therealestateinvesther
In this episode, Brittany Arnason shares her story about building her six-figure income through DIY rental property investing. Brittany tells us how she funded her first deal, her criteria for her acquisitions, and how to build your social media presence. Check out Brittany on Instagram @investorgirlbritt and view her past and current renovation projects!
Idag har vi sett pass och avelshästar, och vem bättre att analysera detta än Thorvaldur Arnason? Thorvaldur är silvermedaljör i 250 m pass från VM i Holland 2017 och han fick feather prize på VM i Danmark 2015, båda gångerna tillsammans med sin fantastiska häst Thyrnir från Knubbo. Dessutom är han agronom och tidigare avelsdomare. #islandshästpodden #wm2019berlin #islandpferdewm2019 #letstölt #seeyouinberlin #horsesoficeland #uhipicerider
AJ Chats with Brittany Arnason, a DYI real estate investor with a unique approach to home buying. Learn how Brittany has achieved financial freedom and check her out on Instagram to see how she develops her property. From a young age Brittany knew she wanted to work with real estate investing. She grew up watching her mom buy and sell rental properties and helped work on fixing them up in order to sell. When she was 18 she bought her first property, and now has 13 doors under her belt. Based in Canada, Brittany follows the BRRR method, (which stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance) to do what she loves and help others along the way. Especially in the beginning, Brittany learned how to be frugal to help push all her money into her projects for a greater return! She is a disciplined young lady who knows the meaning or hard work and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty. Creating a network around you who are supportive of your dream is huge. Brittany helps create that network with her social media approach. She encourages everyone to reach out to people who can be great resources for you. Don't become discouraged if you don't hear back right away, or even at all, just keep growing and learning and reach out, and with persistence and hard work, you'll get there. Topics of discussion include: Financial Freedom Creating Cash Flow Real Estate Self Storage Buying Self Storage Passive Income Investing in Real Estate Investing in Self Storage Financial Freedom with Real Estate Cashflow Investments Links: https://cashflow2freedom.com
AJ Chats with Brittany Arnason, a DYI real estate investor with a unique approach to home buying. Learn how Brittany has achieved financial freedom and check her out on Instagram to see how she develops her property. From a young age Brittany knew she wanted to work with real estate investing. She grew up watching her mom buy and sell rental properties and helped work on fixing them up in order to sell. When she was 18 she bought her first property, and now has 13 doors under her belt. Based in Canada, Brittany follows the BRRR method, (which stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance) to do what she loves and help others along the way. Especially in the beginning, Brittany learned how to be frugal to help push all her money into her projects for a greater return! She is a disciplined young lady who knows the meaning or hard work and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty. Creating a network around you who are supportive of your dream is huge. Brittany helps create that network with her social media approach. She encourages everyone to reach out to people who can be great resources for you. Don't become discouraged if you don't hear back right away, or even at all, just keep growing and learning and reach out, and with persistence and hard work, you'll get there. Topics of discussion include: Financial Freedom Creating Cash Flow Real Estate Self Storage Buying Self Storage Passive Income Investing in Real Estate Investing in Self Storage Financial Freedom with Real Estate Cashflow Investments Links: https://cashflow2freedom.com
Is Iceland really so much different from Hong Kong? What needs to change in the youth development system? And why should pundits stop complaining about artificial pitches? To answer those (and many more) questions, James Legge and Tobias Zuser recently sat down with Thorlakur Arnason. Building on his rich experience in Iceland, he has just joined the HKFA as new Technical Director to help another small place to find big hope. The Hong Kong Football Podcast also just launched a crowdfunding drive for the upcoming Season Review print magazine. Please help us supporting local football! You can find more information here: www.fringebacker.com/en/projects/th…eview-2018-19/ Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/ DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or any other podcast platform by searching for "Hong Kong Football Podcast" in the directory.
Renegades on Dirt sit down in the studio discussing the action at The Humbolt Speedway for the King of America race. Guest, Teal Arnason, visits the Studio to talk about his journey to Dirt Track Racing. How he got paired up with his teammate in their new Sprint Car adventure and some discussion on the feelings about what's up with Dirt Track Racing.
Imagine building a business around work you’d do for free. Sound pretty great?Today’s guest has done just that, and her story may change the way you think about investing. Brittany Arnason is a 26-year-old who’s converted her talent for hands-on work into a cash-flowing, 10-unit rental portfolio.In this episode, Brittany shares how she learned the business of real estate and construction as a small child, bought her first property for $25,000, and worked on it herself to save money and learn the business.She goes on to reveal her DIY secrets for adding value at minimal cost, how she applied skills she learned at her 9 to 5 to make her a more successful investor, and how she operates as a woman in a male-dominated industry.Brittany has an incredible energy, spark, and passion for real estate, and it is infectious. Don’t miss how she uses creative strategies to finance her deals and the BRRRR method to fund unlimited projects.This is an episode that will leave you pumped up and ready to go get your next (or first) deal. Download it today!In This Episode We Cover:How Britt got her first rental property at the age of 18!Quitting her job as a power engineerPros and cons of doing your own workThe Lifeonaire StrategyThings that make a huge impact in a propertyUsing personal line of credit to fund dealsWhat is a Step Up mortgageDoing BRRRR strategy with her boyfriendFinding deals through realtors and MLSHow she learned DIY skills from the internetAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets WebinarBrandon’s InstagramDavid’s InstagramChip GainesJoanna Gaines#HumboldtHouseRealtor.caPinterestBiggerPockets CalculatorRehab Estimator CalculatorBiggerPockets Podcast 254: Tim Ferriss on Real Estate, Becoming a Top Performer and His Tribe of MentorsGary Vaynerchuk on Finding Deals Through Social Media & Crushing It as an EntrepreneurBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerLifeonaire by Steve CookUnlimited Power by Tony RobbinsBRRRR Book by David Greene (coming soon!)J. Scott’s Book on Estimating Rehab CostLong-Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene90 Days Journal by Brandon Turner (coming soon!)Gary Vaynerchuk’s Crushing It!The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson4-Hour Work Week by Tim FerrissFire Round QuestionsI wonder what your 3 favorite tools areHow many calls, showings, and applications you see before having a signed lease?Tweetable Topics:“New builds can be easier and more straightforward than rehabs!” (Tweet This!)“If it keeps you motivated and it keeps it fun for you, it probably will help your business.” (Tweet This!)“You have to do whatever it takes to make it work.” (Tweet This!)Connect with BrittBritt’s Instagram
BiggerPockets Podcast 320: Hands-On BRRRR Investing and DIY Secrets with Instagram Star Brittany Arnasonby The BiggerPockets Podcast | BiggerPockets.com Imagine building a business around work you’d do for free. Sound pretty great? Today’s guest has done just that, and her story may change the way you think about investing. Brittany Arnason is a 26-year-old who’s converted her talent for hands-on work into a cash-flowing, 10-unit rental portfolio. In this episode, Brittany shares how she learned the business of real estate and construction as a small child, bought her first property for $25,000, and worked on it herself to save money and learn the business. She goes on to reveal her DIY secrets for adding value at minimal cost, how she applied skills she learned at her 9 to 5 to make her a more successful investor, and how she operates as a woman in a male-dominated industry. Brittany has an incredible energy, spark, and passion for real estate, and it is infectious. Don’t miss how she uses creative strategies to finance her deals and the BRRRR method to fund unlimited projects. This is an episode that will leave you pumped up and ready to go get your next (or first) deal. Download it today! Click here to listen on BiggerPockets.
International break means heartache for Full Kit Wanker Andrea, as she mourns the lack of club play, but joy for Steven as they both dive into UEFA Nations League, and other International Friendly fixtures of the week. Stay tuned while the FKWs grapple with their half Colombian pride and deep adoration for James Rodriguez' curler all the while discussing what the US Men's National team need to move forward and Wayne Rooney deserving "manager of the year" for what he's done with D.C. United. As always, they gush over the US Women's National Team and their gorgeous attacks and the Wankers weigh in this week on #save the crew and how the crew was saved! Make sure to rate, and subscribe, leave a review and get a shoutout on next week's pod.
I detta program möter ni människan, tränaren, forskaren & tävlingsryttaren Thorvaldur Arnason. Programmet presenteras i samarbete med Mirjam Horn Hästfoto #mirjamhornhästfoto
A Zen koan I know asks "Does an enlightened person fall under the laws of cause and effect?" This koan will be our text for a sermon on mistakes, punishment and forgiveness. What’s the difference between an original sin and an original mistake?
SM 2017 special! Freja Arnason Lindström blev dubbel guldmedaljös på SM 2017 då hon vann både PP1 och P2 för Juniorer.
Our third podcast for December is “Checkerboard Planet” written by Eleanor Arnason and read by Kate Baker.
Our third podcast for December is “Checkerboard Planet” written by Eleanor Arnason and read by Kate Baker. Subscribe to our podcast.
Vi träffade den otroligt duktige Thorvaldur Arnason på hans gård hemma i Knubbo. Där fick vi en pratstund med honom om att träna och rida pass, en konst som han sannerligen behärskar!
Vi träffade Thorvaldur Arnason och bad honom berätta hur han tänker runt träning av hästar under framför allt höst och vinter säsongen.
Thorvaldur Arnason berättar om BLUP-systemets uppkomst och hur det kan tillämpas.
I avsnitt 82 gästar Kari Arnason MFF-podden. I ett långt samtal grottar MFF:s mittback ner sig i MFF:s allsvenska vår, kritiken – den förtjänta och den oförtjänta – mot spelet och omställningen från försäsong till serie. Han pratar också om sin okända (?) skånska uppväxt. Hör också Kari Arnason om de två personer som han inte kommit överens med under sin fotbollskarriär och om resan som tog honom från Reykjavik via Stockholm, Århus, Esbjerg, Plymouth, Aberdeen och Rotherham till Malmö. Det blir också snack om MFF:s Champions League-höst och, såklart, en hel del om Islands historiska EM-äventyr och en hyllning till Lars Lagerbäck.
This week, in our continuing series of discussions about the experiences of women writers in the science fiction field, we are fortunate to be joined by Eleanor Arnason and Linda Nagata. Linda, whose Going Dark appears next week from Saga Press is the third volume in her trilogy that began with the Nebula-nominated The Red, began publishing novels twenty years ago with the nanotech series that started with The Bohr Maker, still available from Mythic Island Press. Eleanor, winner of the James Tiptree, Jr. award for her classic novel A Woman of the Iron People, is currently completing a collection of her popular Hwarhath stories and has most recently published a collection of her Icelandic fantasies, Hidden Folk. We touch upon the problems and opportunities presented by self-publishing, working with small presses, and whether women SF writers might more readily disappear from the collective memory of SF readers. As always, we hope you enjoy the episode.
As the endless stream of RFPs for community broadband feasibility studies widens, are these communities considering the intersect between broadband and cloud computing? It's important to have quality infrastructure that reaches all constituents, but it's equally important to build an infrastructure that supports applications that make the network financially sustainable. Learn how to create a role for cloud computing in your broadband planning. Bernie Arnason, publisher and editor of Telecompetitor, keeps his finger on the pulse as he covers developments important to the broadband ecosystem through his analysis and commentary. Arnason is particularly focused on how network operators, including community broadband project teams, monetize the infrastructure while serving communities' needs. Listeners get a solid grounding in how targeting local enterprises and small businesses with cloud computing services has a payback both in generating high-end, big dollar subscribers with low churn rates, and increasing the economic strength of community businesses. Arnason describes how to design the network buildout and subsequent marketing of cloud and other services to capture this low-hanging fruit. He also discusses the "Internet if things," which is an important element of cloud computing strategy.
Our fourth piece of audio fiction for August is "The Lovers" written by Eleanor Arnason and read by Kate Baker. First published in Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, July 1994. Subscribe to our podcast.
Kvadet ”Hovudlausn” er et vindu inn i en hedensk tankegang og sjeleliv, en verden så fremmed for oss at selv ikke Snorre kunne ha skrevet det, sier sogneprest Geir Waage i Reykholt kirke. Waage deklamerer og tolker flere strofer på islandsk fra Egil Skallagrimssons berømte dikt til Eirik Blodøks i York. – Dette er sagalitteraturens mest formfullendte dikt. Jeg kan nesten forstå at Egil ble benådet fra sin dødsdom som takk for diktet, sier professor Jon Gunnar Jørgensen. På gården Borg møter vi en annen av Islands berømte prester, sogneprest Torbjørn Arnason. Han gir sin tolkning av det andre store diktet i Egils saga, ”Sonatorrek”, som Egil ifølge sagaen skrev mens han hadde bestemt seg for å dø, innelåst i sovekammeret sitt på Borg. – I de første linjene er han så preget av sønnetapet og trangen til å dø at han nesten ikke kan bevege tungen, men han dikter seg likevel tilbake til livet og avslutter med at ”Hel får ennå vente”. – Det hender jeg bruker dette diktet i mine prekner, sier Arnasson, som også forteller om kvelden for mange år siden da forfatteren Jorge Louis Borges banket på døra. – Borges var blind og gammel, men ville gå rundt her og føle stedet der Egil hadde diktet, sier Arnasson. Professor Jon Gunnar Jørgensen forteller om både ytre og indre dramatikk i Egils saga. – Det blir verdenslitteratur av de store indre spenningene i Egil, sier Jørgensen. – Det er den motbydelige og usympatiske vikingen som i sitt diktergeni også rommer en poetisk og var side uten sidestykke. Programmet sendt første gang i oktober 2008
Today we took on the Division leading Edmonton Oilers. The Oilers came into this game leading the Avs, who, coming into this game were tied with the Flames for last place with 24 points, by 4 points, with 2. In this game alone Svatos got two points, Sakic got 2, Liles got 3, Klee got 3, and Arnason, with perhaps the most important few points got 3 of them. The last time we played Edmonton was at home when we lost to them 2-1. Today we beat them 7-3. He Avs only gave the the Oilers one power play, I guess Coach Quinevilles speech after the last game, in which they left up 3 well, basically four penalty kill goals, got to them. The Avs were going at about ¼ goals/shots ratio, getting 8 goals on their 27 shots. This was the first time we beat the Oilers this season, and it was also the most high scoring game for the Avs, with 7 goals. We ask that all users on this feed please subscribe to the feed on www.AVScast.com, as this feed will stop updating on December 1oth, 2006. Thanks.
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