Podcast appearances and mentions of bo kim

He built his real estate portfolio to 16 units in less than one year while working a full-time job, launching a blog and starting a new podcast.  In this information-packed episode, Bo Kim, an accountant and newbie investor, shares his “young pup” insider secrets for the Old Dawg Network that helped him explode his real estate portfolio almost overnight, all at the ripe old age of 29. For complete show notes go to http://olddawgsreinetwork.com/lessons-from-a-newbie-investor/ IF YOU LIKED THIS PODCAST, we would love if you would go to iTunes or Apple Podcasts and Subscribe, Rate & Review our podcast.  This will greatly help in sharing this podcast with others seeking to learn real estate investing.

Bo is a real estate investor based in Southern California and host of the Bigger Cashflow Podcast and holds a sizable portfolio of rental properties in the Midwest. In this episode, Bo will tell us how he was able to grow his rental portfolio so quickly and how he transitioned from purchasing properties with conventional financing to partnering with private money lenders to buy more rental units. If you want to learn how to use private money and build amazing partnerships to quickly scale your rental portfolio, then you need to listen to this episode!

Bo is a buy and hold real estate investor based in Southern California and has been working in the Accounting industry for the past 7 years. Bo got his start in real estate investing by house hacking his primary residence in Orange County and since then, has picked up 63 units across the Midwest markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock using various methods such as seller financing, BRRRR, HELOC, delayed financing, and private lending. Bo is also the host of the Bigger Cash Flow podcast, a show aimed to help newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances. He is an avid writer on his blog, where he shares tips and tricks on achieving FREEDOM from time, location, and money.

Bo is a buy and hold real estate investor based in Southern California and has been working in the Accounting industry for the past 7 years. Bo got his start in real estate investing by house hacking his primary residence in Orange County and since then, has picked up 63 units across the Midwest markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock using various methods such as seller financing, BRRRR, HELOC, delayed financing, and private lending. Bo is also the host of the Bigger Cash Flow podcast, a show aimed to help newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances. He is an avid writer on his blog, where he shares tips and tricks on achieving FREEDOM from time, location, and money.

Bo Kim's heart's desire is to see people restored to their true identity, fully living out their destiny with freedom and passion. She sees beauty in healing brokenness and hope in restoring and strengthening relationships, and instills a desire to leave an inspiring legacy for the next generation. Bo and Bralynn continue the conversation from part 1, and Bo shares some of the projects she and her organization, Kallah 31, are involved in around the world. Bo also introduces her recently published book, From Broken to Wild and Free: Stories of Becoming.TOPICS:- Being relational is my design- Everything is relationship- Pay attention to those in front of you- What we learn we practice- How you look at others reflects who you are- Commune with God all day and be intune- Understand where you are not having compassion and love- Freedom beyond the fire- Run towards freedom- Freedom is a treasure- We can be Jesus with skin on- Communicate in relationship- The atmosphere of family and love is heaven GOLD NUGGETS:1) To be healthy you need to have a clean filter, so you can grow and be effective in your life and in your business.2) Being there for people helps you because we are all one and we are connected. Growing is not just for me or my family but it affects everyone around me that I come into contact with.3) We need to have the energy of love because our Creator God has the energy of love.4) Always look at the people in front of you with value and worth and never assume anything from the surface. Look not with your eyes, but look with the eyes of your heart.5) Jumping to conclusions about people, the world, and being negative about things or someone reveals the areas you need to grow. It's not about them, it is about you and how you are seeing and filtering things. Take responsibility for your feelings, words, thoughts, and actions and grow internally.6) Ego is not who you are. When you let it dissolve and allow God to work in you, you can then become free to be yourself like him. You can be like God and be a blessing, a benefit, patient, kind, and love like him. QUOTES:- In every situation and place bring who you are designed to be to the table.- You can measure how you need to grow by seeing how you are filtering things and people.- Ego is anything, self. Self-promotion, self-protection, self-absorbedness, etc, all come from fear.- When you let go you get free from yourself, not others. You get freedom from your thoughts, insecurities, lack, scarcity, or whatever it may be.- Jesus died for my freedom.- Kallah 31 - People who want to benefit the world by coming together to build relationships and to support one another to make the world a better place.- FROM BROKEN, TO WILD AND FREE, STORIES OF BECOMING - This book is about stories of becoming. We haven't all arrived but we have broken places and we have grown from those places in the power of love in the Fathers heart.- Know who you are and what your identity is. Don't be covered in stuff. Know that God and his DNA is in you. Draw out that DNA of who you are.- Leave a legacy and instill a bigger legacy in your children than the legacy you leave. - Knowing who you are leaves a legacy because you can then move in your skills and the gifts within you. LINKS:Contact Bo: https://bokimspeaks.com/Kallah 31: https://kallah31.com/Get her Book: https://smile.amazon.com/Broken-Wild-Free-Stories-Becoming/dp/B08XX4ZH5NGet Bralynn's Acceleration Package: http://SpiritCenteredBusiness.com/coaching- Join the SCB Tribe: http://facebook.com/groups/scbtribe- Design your Leveraged, Scalable & Sustainable business model that brings Transformation in the world. Schedule a FREE Discovery call with Bralynn:http://Bralynn.appointlet.com/s/discovery

Bo’s lifelong mission has been to give hope and encouragement to all those around her, sharing her own experience of the transformative nature of God’s love to turn sorrow and pain into joy and blessing.“My dream is to see people rise out of the ashes of their past into the beautiful masterpiece of their true identity.”Her heart’s desire is to see people restored to their true identity, fully living out their destiny with freedom and passion. She sees beauty in healing brokenness and hope in restoring and strengthening relationships, and instills a desire to leave an inspiring legacy for the next generation.As a speaker, coach and mentor, Bo’s delightful style and inspiring message transforms lives across the United States and other countries. Her story of overcoming cultural adversities ignites hope and determination to live victoriously through God’s unending grace and love. TOPICS:- Being wounded can be turned around- Take the healer's hand and go on a journey of healing- There’s no laughter in survival mode- Sometimes I have to find myself- Laughter can be a tool or a weapon in life- I have to be honest about the stuff in my heart- Be honest in prayer time- Life is a gift GOLD NUGGETS:1) Growing may be uncomfortable and painful at times. By facing things head on I learn all about myself, people and how the world works. 2) The journey can begin, when I realize I could not get myself together on my own. I knew I needed the healer’s hand for guidance. 3) The way I perceive the world and people caused me to stop laughing. As I started the healing process I began to get revelation of who I am, and who I am designed to be. As the healing began, the laughter began too. 4) The way to begin healing is to engage the healer. I had to be honest about where I came from, what I am insecure about, what’s hurting, and why I am feeling so raw all the time. Then he began putting things back together in one piece. 5) I am not facing anything by myself. I am facing everything with God. He showed me where he was in my past and began to change my memories and my past. This was the beginning of the healing journey. 6) Partner with God with all you have got. Tell him you need a healer. Use your strength and your will to yield yourself to him. Let him know you desire to be healed no matter what that may look like. QUOTES:- I could either stay in depression or take the healer's hand and go on a journey of healing.- When you start the journey of healing, you discover more of who you were designed to be. - I don’t have to just survive, I can do more and begin to thrive. I then can pass these tools onto my children so they too can thrive and be upgraded in life.- A big tool to help me get through life is to not take things so seriously. Then I begin to see that there is a bigger picture than myself in this life journey. - Don’t ever stop growing. Look for all the ways to grow. - Life is a school and there is so much to learn in this life. LINKS:Contact Bo: https://bokimspeaks.com/Kallah 31: https://kallah31.com/Get Bralynn’s Spring Special:The Acceleration Package: http://SpiritCenteredBusiness.com/coaching- Join the SCB Tribe: http://facebook.com/groups/scbtribe- Design your Leveraged, Scalable & Sustainable business model that brings Transformation in the world. Schedule a FREE Discovery call with Bralynn:http://Bralynn.appointlet.com/s/discovery

Bo Kim is a buy and hold real estate investor, a Software Implementation Manager, and has been working in the accounting industry for the past 7 years. He is also an avid writer on his blog, and founder and host of the Bigger Cash Flow podcast, a show aimed to help newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances.  Currently, he owns 63 rental units across the markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock.   KEY POINTS Buying turnkey rental properties out of state How Bo lost money on the very first deal Using private lending to buy turn key rentals Leveraging time and expertise with turnkey providers Real estate investing tips for newbies Leading versus lagging measures   LIGHTNING QUESTIONS 1.   What was your biggest hurdle getting started in real estate investing, and how did you overcome it? The fear of the unknown, but breaking out of the shell by talking to other investors, and educating himself. 2.   Do you have a personal habit that contributes to your success? Not having any downtime by blocking off his time to enjoy whatever he wants, and get things done. 3.   Do you have an online resource that you find valuable? https://www.stessa.com/ ( Stessa) https://www.redfin.com/ (Redfin) 4.   What book would you recommend to the listeners and why? https://www.amazon.com/Set-Life-Dominate-American-Dream/dp/0997584718 (Set for Life) book by Scott Trench https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680194 (Rich Dad Poor Dad) book by Robert Kiyosaki 5.   If you were to give advice to your 20-year-old self to get started in real estate investing, what would it be? Start buying real estate right away, don't wait!   RESOURCES https://www.biggercashflow.com/ (BiggerCashFlow.com) https://www.biggercashflow.com/bigger-cash-flow-podcast (Bigger Cash Flow Podcast) http://instagram.com/biggercashflow (Instagram) https://www.biggerpockets.com/ (BiggerPockets) Visithttp://m/gp/product/B00NB86OYE/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=jacob0ee-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B00NB86OYE&linkId=100a9d2905599266aa7088bba0a33d55 ( Audible) for a free trial and free audiobook download!

Bo is a buy and hold real estate investor based in Southern California, and has been working in the accounting industry for the past 7 years. Bo got his start in real estate investing by house hacking his primary residence in Orange County and since then, has picked up 63 units across the Midwest markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock using various methods such as seller financing, BRRRR, HELOC, delayed financing, and private lending. Bo is also the host of the Bigger Cash Flow podcast, a show aimed to help newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances. He is an avid writer on his blog, where he shares tips and tricks on achieving FREEDOM from time, location, and money.

Some things occur by chance but what matters is what you do with an opportunity when it comes. This is what Bo Kim, an accountant, did after he and his wife bought a three-bed, three-bath townhome in 2016. He discovered FIRE after his first real estate investment and then did his research—aligning everything he's learned with his goal of cash flow—and took action.From knowing nothing about real estate investing just a few years ago to having 63 units across three markets, Bo is an example that you can do an extraordinary amount of things within just four or five years.Tune in this week to learn more about turnkey properties and providers, out-of-state rentals, creative financing strategies, and the importance of having a good team.

Brian talks with Dan Perez, Bo Kim, and Ernesto Hernandez about getting on the same page with your team, due diligence with properties & people, and managing your expectations with your investments.

Brian talks with Dan Perez, Bo Kim, and Ernesto Hernandez about getting on the same page with your team, due diligence with properties & people, and managing your expectations with your investments.

Brian talks with Dan Perez, Bo Kim, and Ernesto Hernandez about what you can do as an out of state investor to make the connections you need, set yourself apart from other investors, and gain clarity over the action items you need to be successful.

Brian talks with Dan Perez, Bo Kim, and Ernesto Hernandez about what you can do as an out of state investor to make the connections you need, set yourself apart from other investors, and gain clarity over the action items you need to be successful.

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Episode 74: Sharing a Unique Story to Help Others Find Financial Freedom   In the conversation with today’s guest, Bo Kim, you’ll learn the following:   [00:33 - 02:54] Bo’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:54 - 07:21] The backstory and decisions made that led Bo to this point in his journey. [07:21 - 12:00] The reasons Bo decided to invest “Going Long” beyond California. [12:00 - 17:55] How Bo overcame the fear of putting his money into Turn Key investments. [17:55 - 22:46] How it has panned out going into Real Estate Investing while continuing with a corporate job role, including the control it has given over finance and work pressures. [22:46 - 27:15] The motivation for starting a blog and podcast about what he has learned over the years, and sharing how he overcomes various problems in order to help others. Here’s what Bo shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Bo is based currently: Southern California. Favourite European city: Florence, Italy. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Finding out that there is an extra bedroom which was originally not counted in a house that he has invested in to flip, which of course raises the potential value! A mistake Bo would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Bo lost $10,000 through putting trust in a bad property manager. So, Bo says “It is good to trust people, but make sure you always verify!” Book Recommendation: The 4 Hour Work Week, by Timothy Ferriss Be sure to reach out and connect with Bo Kim by using the info below:   Website: https://www.biggercashflow.com  Podcast: Bigger Cash Flow Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Bo Kim is a Buy and Hold real estate investor based in Southern California. Bo previously worked at a Financial Services COmpany and CPA firm where he started to grow his passion for personal finance and obtaining financial freedom through passive income. Fast forward to today, He currently owns 63 rental properties across the markets of Kansa City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock.[00:01 – 06:03] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Bo KimBo talks about his background in real estate investingTurnkey propertiesMaking his laundry list of wholesalers and general contractors[06:04 – 17:43] Bigger Cash FlowDealing with the struggles of closing deals with investors and raising moneyBo's vetting process in selecting various marketsBo talks about finding alternative key members to get himself across the finish lineBo's strategies in managing remote rental properties Bo's criteria for acquiring properties[17:44 – 21:17] Closing SegmentBo's advice to aspiring investorsJust Start! Find somebody who you want to model yourself afterHow Bo stays up on top of his gameHis way to make the world a better placeHow to reach out to Bo – links belowFinal words from Bo and MeTweetable Quotes:“Don't spend too much time trying to pinpoint the exact market, there's no perfect market.” - Bo Kim“They could be the best wholesaler or best general contractor in the world, but if you don't see eye to eye on what you want to accomplish together, then it's going to be set up for failure.” - Bo Kim“Whatever you're doing in life, it just takes practice.” - Bo Kim“Just start! Find somebody who you want to model yourself after and just follow in their footsteps then make it your own.” - Bo Kim“You don't want to just drown yourself in podcasts and books and never take action.” - Bo KimResources Mentioned: Bigger Cash Flow Podcast------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Bo on his Company Instagram or send him an email at bo@biggercashflow.com. Check out his website https://www.biggercashflow.com/Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify strategy and provide solid predictable returns.Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in! Email me --> sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

Bo Kim is a Buy and Hold real estate investor based in Southern California. Bo previously worked at a Financial Services COmpany and CPA firm where he started to grow his passion for personal finance and obtaining financial freedom through passive income. Fast forward to today, He currently owns 63 rental properties across the markets of Kansa City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock.[00:01 – 06:03] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Bo KimBo talks about his background in real estate investingTurnkey propertiesMaking his laundry list of wholesalers and general contractors[06:04 – 17:43] Bigger Cash FlowDealing with the struggles of closing deals with investors and raising moneyBo's vetting process in selecting various marketsBo talks about finding alternative key members to get himself across the finish lineBo's strategies in managing remote rental properties Bo's criteria for acquiring properties[17:44 – 21:17] Closing SegmentBo's advice to aspiring investorsJust Start! Find somebody who you want to model yourself afterHow Bo stays up on top of his gameHis way to make the world a better placeHow to reach out to Bo – links belowFinal words from Bo and MeTweetable Quotes:“Don't spend too much time trying to pinpoint the exact market, there's no perfect market.” - Bo Kim“They could be the best wholesaler or best general contractor in the world, but if you don't see eye to eye on what you want to accomplish together, then it's going to be set up for failure.” - Bo Kim“Whatever you're doing in life, it just takes practice.” - Bo Kim“Just start! Find somebody who you want to model yourself after and just follow in their footsteps then make it your own.” - Bo Kim“You don't want to just drown yourself in podcasts and books and never take action.” - Bo KimResources Mentioned: Bigger Cash Flow Podcast------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Bo on his Company Instagram or send him an email at bo@biggercashflow.com. Check out his website https://www.biggercashflow.com/Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify strategy and provide solid predictable returns.Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in! Email me --> sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

For today's episode, I'm pleased to welcome Bo Kim, who is a real estate investor and popular podcaster. Bo is a buy-and-hold investor who works in the accounting industry in Southern California and also hosts the Bigger Cash Flow Podcast, where he shares the tips and tricks to making it big in the real estate sector. Owning an impressive sixty-three rental units in markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock, Bo has a wealth of experience in the industry to learn from. Bo talks about his early life and living in rented houses for most of his childhood. He shares how he was intrigued by their landlord owning four rentals and making a considerable amount of money with those alone. He saved everything he made while in college and was able to start investing soon after graduating. While still less informed about house hacking and the process of renting out an apartment, he managed to rent the extra bedroom of his house to his sister-in-law, after he moved into the newly-bought house with his wife. Excited at the new passive income source he'd managed to build, he dove into this business for the incredible cash flow it could provide. Bo also shares how losing $10,000 on his first real estate deal helped him learn a great deal about the industry and its functioning. He discusses how starting off, he'd initially made a list of twenty metro cities he liked and went about calling all the turnkey providers, contractors, and agents until he found some people he was excited to work with. Bo also shares his approach of going about determining which markets are good for him. He considers cash flow, a favorable rent-to-price ratio, population growth, a diverse economy, and suitability for landlords as the prime deciding factors. Bo says that over half of the rentals he owns are single-family properties. Bo has a business degree in accounting and works currently in the accounting industry. His podcast aims at helping newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances. Bo is also an avid writer on his blog, where he shares tips and tricks on achieving freedom with time, location, and money. Bo also discusses how he manages all of his units every day. He suggests starting off by having the picture of the end in mind. Bo's professional goals go beyond just making money, and he chooses to always have in mind the kind of lifestyle he wants to keep and invests in his choices accordingly. He shares how much he targets per door for single and multi-family rentals. Bo explains how he chose his investing strategy and why he invests in rentals and not full-time flipping of houses. He shares that he enjoys his present job and would consider doing other things if he gets tired of doing his job at any time. His aim is to have cash flow without investing a lot of time and energy into the process. Bo discusses how it was not a seamless process to manage his rentals while working full-time simultaneously. He put in a lot of work, often waking up at 5:00 am to manage calls and working on the weekends to get everything finished. He also talks about finding the perfect balance between work, personal life, and a healthy lifestyle. Bo explains that not having kids helped him find more time for his business and get things running efficiently. We also discuss how the pandemic has affected people today. Bo shares how he did flipping for the first time this year and made $15,000 out of the first deal. He says he'd like to continue testing and finding the right waters to start something new. Don't miss out on this episode of the Just Start Real Estate podcast that is filled with huge take-aways from my powerful conversation with Bo Kim! Notable quotes: “You have to really start with the end in mind.” Bo Kim “If you don't have the end goal in mind, you're just gonna pick up any random properties and these could be other investors' problem children that you are buying by mistake.” Bo Kim “So for me, the number of units is never the goal. It's making sure that whatever I buy and invest in really correlates with the lifestyle that I want in the future. ” Bo Kim “It goes back to educating yourself because you don't know what you don't know.” Bo Kim “If you do what everybody else is doing, you're gonna get what everybody else gets.” Bo Kim “I like to call it the work-life blend. You just have to find what's important to you and incorporate it into your day-to-day.” Bo Kim “I think balance is tough. And everyone's different. You don't have kids, maybe someone who's listening does and they can't do it the same. “ Mike Simmons “Don't use that as an excuse, get out there and do the work and learn as much as you need to be dangerous. “ Mike Simmons Links: Bo's Email Bo's Website Bo's Instagram Bo's LinkedIn Profile Bigger Cash Flow Podcast 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

For today’s episode, I’m pleased to welcome Bo Kim, who is a real estate investor and popular podcaster. Bo is a buy-and-hold investor who works in the accounting industry in Southern California and also hosts the Bigger Cash Flow Podcast, where he shares the tips and tricks to making it big in the real estate sector. Owning an impressive sixty-three rental units in markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock, Bo has a wealth of experience in the industry to learn from.   Bo talks about his early life and living in rented houses for most of his childhood. He shares how he was intrigued by their landlord owning four rentals and making a considerable amount of money with those alone. He saved everything he made while in college and was able to start investing soon after graduating. While still less informed about house hacking and the process of renting out an apartment, he managed to rent the extra bedroom of his house to his sister-in-law, after he moved into the newly-bought house with his wife.   Excited at the new passive income source he’d managed to build, he dove into this business for the incredible cash flow it could provide. Bo also shares how losing $10,000 on his first real estate deal helped him learn a great deal about the industry and its functioning. He discusses how starting off, he’d initially made a list of twenty metro cities he liked and went about calling all the turnkey providers, contractors, and agents until he found some people he was excited to work with.   Bo also shares his approach of going about determining which markets are good for him. He considers cash flow, a favorable rent-to-price ratio, population growth, a diverse economy, and suitability for landlords as the prime deciding factors. Bo says that over half of the rentals he owns are single-family properties.   Bo has a business degree in accounting and works currently in the accounting industry. His podcast aims at helping newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances. Bo is also an avid writer on his blog, where he shares tips and tricks on achieving freedom with time, location, and money.   Bo also discusses how he manages all of his units every day. He suggests starting off by having the picture of the end in mind. Bo’s professional goals go beyond just making money, and he chooses to always have in mind the kind of lifestyle he wants to keep and invests in his choices accordingly. He shares how much he targets per door for single and multi-family rentals. Bo explains how he chose his investing strategy and why he invests in rentals and not full-time flipping of houses. He shares that he enjoys his present job and would consider doing other things if he gets tired of doing his job at any time. His aim is to have cash flow without investing a lot of time and energy into the process.   Bo discusses how it was not a seamless process to manage his rentals while working full-time simultaneously. He put in a lot of work, often waking up at 5:00 am to manage calls and working on the weekends to get everything finished. He also talks about finding the perfect balance between work, personal life, and a healthy lifestyle. Bo explains that not having kids helped him find more time for his business and get things running efficiently. We also discuss how the pandemic has affected people today. Bo shares how he did flipping for the first time this year and made $15,000 out of the first deal. He says he’d like to continue testing and finding the right waters to start something new.   Don’t miss out on this episode of the Just Start Real Estate podcast that is filled with huge take-aways from my powerful conversation with Bo Kim! Notable quotes:   “You have to really start with the end in mind.” Bo Kim   “If you don't have the end goal in mind, you're just gonna pick up any random properties and these could be other investors' problem children that you are buying by mistake.” Bo Kim   “So for me, the number of units is never the goal. It's making sure that whatever I buy and invest in really correlates with the lifestyle that I want in the future. ” Bo Kim   “It goes back to educating yourself because you don't know what you don't know.” Bo Kim   “If you do what everybody else is doing, you're gonna get what everybody else gets.” Bo Kim   “I like to call it the work-life blend. You just have to find what's important to you and incorporate it into your day-to-day.”  Bo Kim   “I think balance is tough. And everyone's different. You don't have kids, maybe someone who's listening does and they can't do it the same. “ Mike Simmons   “Don't use that as an excuse, get out there and do the work and learn as much as you need to be dangerous. “ Mike Simmons Links: Bo’s Email Bo’s Website Bo’s Instagram Bo’s LinkedIn Profile Bigger Cash Flow Podcast 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

We are honored to have Bo Kim on today's show. We cover a huge range of topics from Bo's upbringing in Southern California in watching his parents negotiate with landlords, to getting started with house-hacking in an expensive market. Also, pivoting his ambitious career track in climbing the W-2 corporate ladder to shifting his focus on building up his rental portfolio instead.Bo attributes much of his success to his wife and encourages couples to create a vision of what's possible first and provides practical steps for those starting out.Bo can be reached at his website (http://www.biggercashflow.com), or you can drop him a line at his email address (bo@biggercashflow.com). He also has a top-notch podcast and is dedicated to giving back to those who are just starting out.What book has had the biggest impact on you and why? 1.) Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki2.) Outliers - Malcolm GladwellIf people wanted to be JUST like you, what is the first actionable thing they could do to follow in your footsteps? 1.) Listen to podcasts2.) Don't recreate the wheelWhat small thing do most people not know about you? Lived 5 years in New Zealand and had a British accent.How do you like to unwind and restore your own creative juices? Read, watching sports (Lakers), guitar and singing.Is there something special that you and your spouse like to do together? Travel and using the GoPro to take movies!If you really enjoyed this content and are looking for more, you can continue to learn more about us in several different places for free! Please be sure to Like and/or Subscribe wherever you listen to help tell the "algorithm gods" that our show is worthy of other listeners!on the web at our website for blogs and other podcast interviews (https://elevateequity.org/),our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKXbN-BL3oO10pG5O-lssaQ),our book/audiobook (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FGM5BKY).If you'd like to have a FREE copy of our 7 Ways Commercial Real Estate Syndications Protect and Build Wealth, simply click the link below. We are here and vested in your long-term success! https://elevateequity.org/7waysebook/

Brian talks with Bo Kim about his success & lessons learned about being an out of state investor buying into the Indy Real Estate Market.

Brian talks with Bo Kim about his success & lessons learned about being an out of state investor buying into the Indy Real Estate Market.

Well, they need both; Gospel and bread, but spiritual discernment is needed to really know if our interaction with a person is to bringing salvation to them or it may be for another Divine purpose, like helping restore their faith, in the God that offers them salvations. Fusion San Bernardino Ministries has been engaging in Divine interactions with people who are often outcasted from society. Their work has given them powerful stories about God providence and their team has witnessed how each interaction with the people they minister to, has helped to heal people's hearts, while leading them closer to God through the team's God-given companionship and love.

Bo Kim, PhD, and Keith McInnes, ScD, MS, discuss their pilot study, which looks at improving post-incarceration support for Veterans with mental health challenges and substance use disorders.

Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 61 rental units over the past three years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Next steps after closing on your property- Managing your Managers- Record keeping and maintenance- Financial Review- Spend less and Invest the difference- Private Lenders- BRRRR- HELOC- Portfolio Lending/Commercial Financing- PartnershipsContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Welcome to episode 46 of the Crushing it in Real Estate Podcast! This week we have Bo Kim, a real estate investor located in Southern California. Bo is the founder and host of the Bigger Cash Flow Podcast and an active real estate investor that currently owns 61 rental units! More information on Bo: Bo is a buy and hold real estate investor based in Southern California, and has been working in the Accounting industry for the past 6 years. Bo got his start in real estate investing by house hacking his primary residence in Orange County and since then, has picked up 61 units across the midwest markets of Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock using various methods such as seller financing, BRRRR, HELOC, delayed financing, and private lending. Bo is also the host of the Bigger Cash Flow podcast, a show aimed to help newbie real estate investors take back control of their finances. He is an avid writer on his blog, where he shares tips and tricks on achieving FREEDOM from time, location, and money. Email: bo@biggercashflow.com Website: https://www.biggercashflow.com/

Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 61 rental units over the past three years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Offer Acceptance- Earnest Money Deposit- Home Inspection / Due Diligence- Title Work Review- Renegotiation- Mortgage Approval / Appraisal- Signing Closing Documents - Preparing for Property Management / RehabContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 61 rental units over the past three years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Gathering the facts- Property Selection Criteria- Quantitative vs Qualitative Analysis- Lead Generation “Funnel”- Determining your Cash Flow- How much you will need to close- Calculating ROI- Rookie Investor MistakesContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 61 rental units over the past three years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Types of Financing- Cash vs Credit- Conventional Financing- Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac- FHA Programs- VA Loans- Portfolio Lenders (Credit Unions/Local Banks)- Questions to ask your lender- Pre-Approval DocumentsContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Your perspective on God and your relationships with him has a significant impact on what you do with the ministry that's been entrusted to you. Join Natalia Kohn Rivera, LaFe's Associate Director of Spiritual Formation, as we learn about the Beloved Paradigms and see how we can engage more deeply with God's great love for us. Show Notes: Natalia recently wrote Hermanas (click here to purchase) together with Kristy Garza Robinson and Noemi Vega Quiñones, an exploration of God's call to live a life of influence. The book speaks directly to a Latina audience and has also been widely received and found beneficial by the wider church. In this episode, Steve also references a great commentary on Hosea by Bo Kim and Daniel Castelo (click here to purchase).To connect with Natalia with questions, comments or for more information about the Prayer Experience Cohorts, email her at natalia.kohn@intervarsity.org.

Attention all SoCal Investors: Passive Investing Real Estate Summit Hosted by ThinkMultifamily is coming to Newport Beach, CA on Saturday, March 14th, 2020 at the Resort on Pelican Hill. BiggerCashFlow listeners get 10% off when they register using my code “PASSIVE10” at https://thinkmultifamily.com/passive-investing-real-estate-summit/#speakers. Get your early bird tickets today!Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 45 rental units over the past two years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Self Managing vs Hiring a Third Party Manager- Benefits of Hiring a PM- What does a PM do?- Managing the Manager (Best Practices)- How to find a Broker/Agent- Questions to ask a Broker- How to find a General Contractor- Questions to ask a GCContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Attention all SoCal Investors: Passive Investing Real Estate Summit Hosted by ThinkMultifamily is coming to Newport Beach, CA on Saturday, March 14th, 2020 at the Resort on Pelican Hill. BiggerCashFlow listeners get 10% off when they register using my code “PASSIVE10” at https://thinkmultifamily.com/passive-investing-real-estate-summit/#speakers. Get your early bird tickets today!Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 32 rental units over the past two years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Cyclical vs Linear Markets- Location, Location, Location- Population Growth- Job Growth and Economic Diversity- Crime Rates- Neighborhood Classes- State and Local Taxes- Turnkey Providers- Underwriting Your Markets- Verifying Proof of ConceptContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Attention all SoCal Investors: Passive Investing Real Estate Summit Hosted by ThinkMultifamily is coming to Newport Beach, CA on Saturday, March 14th, 2020 at the Resort on Pelican Hill. BiggerCashFlow listeners get 10% off when they register using my code “PASSIVE10” at https://thinkmultifamily.com/passive-investing-real-estate-summit/#speakers. Get your early bird tickets today!Show notes:Join Bigger Cash Flow host Bo Kim on his new series “Buying Your First Rental Property” in 2020. Bo has acquired over 32 rental units over the past two years using various strategies such as BRRRR, Seller Financing, Private/Hard Money, Portfolio Lending, Subject To and Partnerships using little to none of his own money. Bo is passionate about sharing his story on how the average person can create wealth through real estate and generate passive income.On this episode you'll learn:- Lessons from Rich Dad Poor Dad- Determine your WHY- Real Estate Strategies- Short-term goals- Long-term goals- Big Picture, Small Actionable Steps- Action ItemsContact Info:Instagram: @biggercashflowEmail: bo@biggercashflow.com

Ready to create lifetime cash flow and chase what really matters? Sometimes it takes more than guts to get our personal finances together and hit the best opportunities to invest, but we are here to help you. In this new Income Hacker episode, our guest Bo Kim will share how you can achieve financial freedom by building a passive income without necessarily quitting your regular job. Our guest for today has one big passion: helping others reach their financial objectives and live by their own passion. He is convinced that if there is a way you can work integrally on your goals, he can help you reach them sooner than you thought. Bo has a business degree in Accounting and he is currently working for a CPA firm in California. He worked at a Financial Services Company where he started to grow his passion for personal finances and set a goal many of us aspire to achieve: financial freedom through passive income. Right now, Bo Kim owns 22 rental units across Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Little Rock. While he started by house hacking his primary residence, he now invests out of his own state and manages his properties in very clever ways. He is the host of Bigger Cash Flow Podcast host and loves helping newbies take control of their finances. In this episode, Bo will teach us how to invest in real estate while still having a W2 job, and balancing it with real estate investing. We’ll talk about why you really shouldn’t quit your day job as soon as your passive income matches your earned income, but instead, start using other that extra income to level up your investments and achieve financial freedom faster! “looking at not just the dollar of jobs, but also the opportunity cost of what you’re able to do outside of that bubble. That’s really important because you are positioning yourself for the bigger game” - Bo Kim   Podcast summary: 03:03 - Having multiple sources of income and keeping your job while doing real estate to build your passive income. 10:26 - Why you shouldn’t quit your day job as soon as your passive income matches your earned income, but rather take advantage and start using that residual income to level up your investments. 13:04 - Getting your wife on board with real estate investing. 15:24 - Balancing your W2 job and real estate investing so you don’t overwork yourself. 22:18 - Out-of-state investing and researching your markets. 26:27 - Pocket listings, wholesalers networks, and Facebook real estate groups. 28:22 - Bo’s criteria for buying: including ARV, rent-to-value ratios, cash-on-cash return, cash flow per door, ROI, and gentrifying neighborhoods.  32:24 - The benefits of working-class neighborhoods (C+ and B-), and digging into the crime reports. 34:22 - Dealing with contractors and property managers on properties you don’t get to see in person.   Connect with Bo Bigger Cash Flow Get in touch with Bo   Episode Resources Set for Life: Dominate Life, Money, and the American Dream by Scott Trench The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller Redfin App

Bo Kim has worked professionally in accounting for the past 6 years, and has acquired 22 real estate rental units across the Midwest by using seller financing, the BRRR strategy, delayed financing, and private lending. He’s also the host of the Bigger Cash Flow podcast. ❓ Want to talk to Seth about real estate investing? Go to http://www.CallSeth.com to book a 20 minute call. ❓

Bo Kim joins us this week to talk about how he made the decision to start investing across the country and managed to grow his portfolio to 16 doors in his first year. If you have ambitions of getting started in real estate but feel overwhelmed by getting started, Bo is a great example of how to jump in. He explains how he decided where to invest, then his strategy for buying and financing his properties. We also talk about buying turnkey properties, delayed financing for the BRRRR method, seller financing and partnerships. Bo has a very straight-forward approach to his investing that is repeatable and consistent.   Bo also runs the site biggercashflow.com and the Instagram page @BiggerCashFlow so go check them out!

Bo reached out to me with lots of great questions originally aimed at my Subscriber Question video series. However after reviewing how best to answer them I knew we had to do an interview and just hit all of them at one time verses one video per question. Let us know what you think.

Bo Kim is an accountant, real estate investor, and blogger! - Bo has been investing in real estate for a little over a year and has already purchased 16 rental units! Bo has used all sorts of creative financing method, to include seller financing, home equity line of credit (HELOC), and loans from his 401k. - His advice to an 18/20-year-old is: Financial education is key, learn the difference between an asset and a liability, and then act accordingly! - the resource he recommends is BiggerPockets, Facebook (niche real estate investing groups), and stories from other investors! - His big idea/parting advice is: TAKE MASSIVE ACTION - If you want to reach out to Bo you can find him on Instagram at @biggercashflow or at https://www.biggercashflow.com/ - SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE - Blog: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/start-here/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frommilitarytomillionaire/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frommilitarytomillionaire/ Audible: https://amzn.to/2K0wzxL - Join me in the BiggerPockets Pro community! https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/we-recommend-BP-Pro/ - Books I recommend First read: https://amzn.to/2KcTEww Real Estate Investing: https://amzn.to/2ltPRNm Real Estate Investing: https://amzn.to/2yxFBNf Real Estate Investing: https://amzn.to/2IhQ1QI Building Wealth: https://amzn.to/2ttiwpf Efficiency: https://amzn.to/2K1eRdy Efficiency: https://amzn.to/2yvuu7K Negotiating: https://amzn.to/2tmCyT7

Today's show features Bo Kim based out of Southern California. Bo is a Business Risk Consultant with a background in accounting. He has an awesome story of jumping right in after starting with a house hack on his personal residence. From there he spent just a handful of weeks educating himself before he went ahead and bought his first investment property. Bo's focused on turn key rentals in the Midwest and today he talks about the benefits of turn keys and how to get started with out of state investing. This is a good show for anyone looking to get into the game through turn keys and Bo offers some great tips to make it happen!

Bo started investing in late 2017 and closed on his first property in January of 2018. He owns 16 doors right now.

Bo Kim - real estate investor from Orange County has grown a portfolio of singles and doubles in three different markets all within the past 18 months! Bo takes some time with Dr. Matt Motil to share how he got started, what motivated him, and 3-4 different strategies he's used to finance his purchases. This is a great episode for anyone new or starting out in their portfolio that needs some motivation to get things going!  Get the full show notes for this episode and other great resources over at www.drmattmotil.com If you'd like to watch this episode, you can head over to the YouTube channel at www.drmattmotil.tv. Make sure you like, comment, and subscribe to the channel while you're out there! 

Bo got his start in real estate with the famous “house hack” method. He rented the extra bedrooms of his single family home. After that, he started acquiring income properties and now owns 6 rentals, all acquired in the first 6 months of his investing career. To hear how he’s been able to hit the ground running, tune in to this episode! If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!   Best Ever Tweet: “I’ve been getting different brokers to give me market analysis” - Bo Kim   Bo Kim Real Estate Background: Started investing by renting his three bedroom house Connected with local investors who invest out of state Now has 6 rentals in 6 months of investing Based In LA, CA Say hi to him at boATbiggercashflow.com and   Best Ever Book: Millionaire Real Estate Investor   Get more real estate investing tips every week by subscribing for our newsletter at   Best Ever Listeners: Do you need debt, equity, or a loan guarantor for your deals? Eastern Union Funding and Arbor Realty Trust are the companies to talk to, specifically Marc Belsky. I have used him for both agency debt, help with the equity raise, and my consulting clients have successfully closed deals with Marc’s help. See how Marc can help you by calling him at 212-897-9875 or emailing him

Bo Kim is a buy and hold real estate investor from Southern California and has picked up 6 rental properties just 6 months since closing on his first property. He invests in working class neighbourhoods across the markets of Indianapolis, Kansas City, and Little Rock. During the day, Bo works as a senior consultant for a regional CPA and hopes to create passive income to become financially free and also educate others to do the same.

Bo Kim is a buy and hold real estate investor from Southern California and has picked up 6 rental properties just 6 months since closing on his first property. He invests in working class neighbourhoods across the markets of Indianapolis, Kansas City, and Little Rock. During the day, Bo works as a senior consultant for a regional CPA and hopes to create passive income to become financially free and also educate others to do the same.

Mark Bauer, MD; Christopher Miller, PhD; Bo Kim, PhD; Jeffrey Smith, PhDc; and Mona Ritchie, PhD participated in an AcademyHealth "Innovation Station" session, which had a heavy focus audience engagement