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What if one leap of faith could change your life forever? In this episode of Invest2FI, Nathan Robbins shares how he left a $75,000 banking job and stepped into the world of real estate with no formal experience—only determination and a 90-day contract offer from investor Tarl Yarber. He explains how that decision led him to work on over 30 to 40 flips per year in the Seattle-Tacoma market and eventually build his own investment portfolio. Nathan breaks down the numbers and strategy behind his first solo deal: a $185,000 purchase that he renovated with $60,000, refinanced, and later added a detached Airbnb unit. That same property now appraises at over $700,000 and cash flows between $1,500 to $2,000 per month. He talks through zoning rules in Tacoma, shares how he handled the financing with a private money lender, and explains why betting on himself—even with skydiving in his contract—was the right move. He also shares his cold-call script and objection-handling worksheet used to secure off-market properties. This episode is packed with real numbers, lessons from the field, and examples from someone who built long-term success by starting small and staying consistent. PODCAST HIGHLIGHTS:[04:14] Nathan shares how a failing corporate path led him to real estate [05:48] He meets Tarl Yarber and remembers buying Carlton Sheets' tapes [07:51] The life-changing 90-day contract and leaving his job at the bank [10:47] Nathan explains his acquisitions role and onboarding investment properties [11:18] Compensation differences between working at a bank and real estate [14:02] Overcoming fear, skydiving, and betting on performance-based income [18:59] Nathan's “Forreal deal” story and building a high-cash-flow ADU [22:41] Converting a garage into an Airbnb unit and zoning limitations [24:29] Property breakdown: bought at $185K, now worth nearly $700K [26:19] Why wholesalers are gold for flippers and how to work with them [34:35] Managing six doors and the emotional side of partnerships [35:10] How he made $196K on his first independent flip outside Fixated [50:53] Where to connect with Nathan and get his cold-call script HOST Craig Curelop   

Chris Hake, a real estate expert, known for his innovative work in self-storage and leadership in the local Real Estate Investment Association shares his fascinating journey tracing back to his post-college days in the late 80s and early 90s. Initially uncertain about his career path, Chris discovered his entrepreneurial spirit, purchasing his first property with his fiancée and unexpectedly flipping it for a profit. With the influence of a Carlton Sheets course in 1996, Chris's real estate career quickly gained momentum, leading him to acquire an impressive portfolio of properties in the Madison area. His story is not just about acquiring properties but about weathering life's storms, including 9/11, the 2008 financial crash, and the COVID-19 pandemic, all while maintaining a strong focus on family and community. Chris also shares his personal battles with health issues and his unwavering determination to succeed in the self-storage market. From overcoming debilitating conditions to seizing unexpected opportunities, Chris's tale is one of resilience, positivity, and community engagement. Chris is the president, visionary, and investor coach of the Master Investor Academy and Madison Real Estate Investors Association (REIA). Chris has decades of real estate investing experience and has seen (and smelled) more distressed properties than he cares to admit. He now applies that knowledge in the mentoring and education of his Coaching students that are actively engaged in rehabbing, wholesaling, and holding of properties all over South Central Wisconsin. More about Chris at www.linkedin.com/in/chris-hake-28368711 Connect with Kevin Dairaghi! Website: www.kevindairaghi.com Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/kdairaghi Instagram: @thekevindairaghishow Facebook: www.facebook.com/kdairaghi Get free access to some of the tools we talked about at www.kevindairaghi.com/tools You are who you surround yourself with. Join the Tribe! RATE & REVIEW this episode on Apple and Spotify. SHARE this episode with someone. SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any new episodes!

In this Flashback Friday episode, we have Lee Johnson. As the Co-Founder and Vice President of Value Investment Partners (VIP), Lee is responsible for implementing strategic methods to grow VIP and help partners grow their wealth using various alternative investment strategies that allow leveraging money and time, conducting and monitoring project due diligence He has been investing in real estate since 2005 through multifamily, private lending and rehabbing residentials properties. His focus now is passive investing through real estate syndications and active multifamily investing. His current portfolio spans multiple markets around the country – over 2800 units valued at about $334 million. As both an active and passive investor, his approach to business is “Being an investor FIRST” which simply means he only shares investment opportunities that he also invests in himself. He is a driving force for embodying creative use of alternative investment strategies, building generational wealth, and empowering people to achieve wealth. ________________________________ Interested in investing in small multifamily? Learn more about The Microfamily Mavericks mentorship program here: https://noirvestholdings.kartra.com/page/microfamilymavericks Check out our podcast website! Thesharethewealthshow.com Want to leave feedback or suggestions on our show? Take our survey: https://s.surveyplanet.com/c1xu5qdv ________________________________ [00:00 - 17:06] How He Started in Real Estate How watching Carlton Sheets helped him start in Real Estate How Sally Maid became an integral part of his life How purchasing his first house made it work it for him How he starting flipping new houses [17:07 - 19:26] Things That The Government Wants You to do Why they want you to create jobs Why they want you to build housing Understanding how income is generated [19:27 - 24:32] Meetups or Mentorship Programs? Trusting yourself and accelerating your earning potential He shares how he uses a checkbook I.R.A Why it's an opportunity to be in a multifamily real estate [24:33 - 42:23] How Do People Get Started? Why learning is important How the real estate bootcamp got him started The importance of due diligence Why when you're investing in as an L.P., you're collecting cash flow distributions [41:35 - 48:49] Closing Segment Watch out for part 2 of our conversation with Lee! Key Quotes “If you create jobs, you're gonna be in a very good situation.” - Lee Johnson “if you trust yourself and you put it into a great system, you'll be able to accelerate your earning potential.” - Lee Johnson Connect with Lee Johnson! Visit valueinvestmentpartners.com Follow him on LinkedIn   / passivereipros   Instagram   / value_investment_partners   ____________________________________________ Let's get connected! You can find Nicole on LinkedIn   / nicole-pendergrass   Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nvestornikk... Facebook   / nvestornikki   or Visit her website https://noirvestholdings.com LEAVE A REVIEW & SHARE THE WEALTH by SHARING this EPISODE with someone who wants to learn the secret strategies of the wealthy and build an abundant life. You can listen to previous episodes of Share the Wealth Show here. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...

In today's episode of the Cashflow for Life podcast, Andrew chats with Marco Kozlowski, a successful real estate investor as he shares his journey from a struggling concert pianist to a real estate mogul. Marco's entry into real estate was motivated by financial difficulties and marital problems, exacerbated by financial stress. He was inspired by an infomercial on Carlton Sheets, which led him to explore real estate seminars and eventually purchase his first property in Syracuse, New York. Despite facing a significant setback during the 2008 financial crash, where he lost a substantial real estate portfolio and suffered personal and financial loss, Marco managed to rebuild his wealth. He attributes his turnaround to a change in perspective, shifting his focus from accumulating wealth to serving others. This mindset change fueled his success in acquiring numerous properties each year, leveraging other people's money and asset-backed lending without relying on personal credit.Marco elaborates on his investment strategies, emphasizing the importance of buying properties with equity and generating cash flow. He avoids traditional real estate purchasing methods, focusing instead on off-market deals to ensure better returns. He stresses the significance of acquiring properties with at least a 30% equity margin, ensuring positive cash flow and mitigating risks. He discusses his shift from single-family homes to diversified investments, including luxury properties, hotels, motels, assisted living facilities, mobile home parks, and storage units. Marco also highlights his approach to handling market downturns, advising investors to buy when others are selling and vice versa.Andrew and Marco discuss the nuances of asset-backed lending, a key component of his investment strategy. He explains how asset-backed lending offers high returns with low risk, enabling investors to acquire properties without personal financial risk. Marco advocates for acquiring properties through third-party management to ensure arm's length transactions and minimize personal liabilities. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the deal and the market, cautioning against overpaying for properties.Enjoy!What You Will Learn In This Show:Marco's shift from being a concert pianist to entering the real estate market, spurred by financial struggles and the desire to provide for his family.Lessons Marco learned from building a significant real estate portfolio and then losing it during the 2008 financial crisis.How that crisis became a pivotal moment for reshaping his approach to real estate.The ins and outs of asset-based lending, a strategy Marco advocates for when investing in real estate.Insights into his investment strategies, focusing on buying properties with equity, ensuring positive cash flow, and mitigating risks.And much more...

Discover the path to investing success in our conversation with Geoff Dearing as we tackle the challenges of owning properties and how to fix them. Stay tuned until the end to hear invaluable insights to streamline your self-storage journey right now.Key Takeaways to Listen forChallenges of owning properties and how to remedy themReal estate investing tips for overcoming economic downturnsSelf-storage investing: How to get started and its advantagesTested and proven tips to achieve real estate successAn expert's prediction on the future of self-storage investingResources Mentioned in This EpisodeRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki | Kindle and PaperbackHow to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie | Kindle and HardcoverYouTubeTikTokFacebookApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor About Geoff DearingGeoff has been a real estate investor for over 20 years and has been the owner/broker of Return Real Estate since 2007. He started his journey in real estate as an investor in 2002 when he bought his first duplex. Since then, Geoff expanded his buy-and-hold portfolio to include out-of-state investments, fix and flips, commercial construction and acquisitions, and helping out buyers and sellers of investment properties. He has significant projects in storage unit acquisition and construction as well as commercial development. His coaching experience includes working with gurus Robert Kiyosaki and Carlton Sheets, as well as having been the president/founder of the Utah Real Estate Investors Association from 2013 to 2023.Connect with Geoff Website: Utah REIA | Return Real EstateFacebook: Geoff W. DearingInstagram: @gwdearingTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com, and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorsGrow Your Show, LLCThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

Today's episode features Stephen Davis. Stephen is the CEO of a real estate coaching program with over 2000 members. Has helped hundreds of thousands of people learn how to build wealth with real estate through his daily radio show and one on one consulting.   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   [00:00 - 03:13] Intro [03:14 - 04:40] Finding passion  [04:41 - 09:52] How to scale commercial real estate [09:53 - 13:00] Who is your first hire? [13:01 - 16:33] How have things shifted? [16:34 - 19:09] Financing for under occupied properties [19:10 - 21:11] Preferred investments [21:12 - 23:18] Mistakes to avoid [23:19 - 25:13] Closing    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Connect With Stephen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TotalWealthAcademy/ Website: www.totalwealthacademy.com Email: steve@totalwealthacademy.com   Connect with Sam Wilson  I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HowtoscaleCRE/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samwilsonhowtoscalecre/ Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE A RATING. Listen to How To Scale Commercial Real Estate Investing with Sam Wilson Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-scale-commercial-real-estate/id1539979234 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4m0NWYzSvznEIjRBFtCgEL?si=e10d8e039b99475f   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below:   00:00:00:02 - 00:00:09:16 Sam Wilson What are some of the key hires? When you think about that, you say, okay, we're going to go scale. Like who? Who is the first person you typically recommend? Someone brings on?   00:00:09:17 - 00:00:26:02 Stephen Davis For me, it's the property manager themselves. Later on, it's the asset manager. But I want a pit bull in that office. A woman or man who is driven by the numbers.   00:00:26:13 - 00:00:52:11 Intro Welcome to the How to Scale Commercial real Estate Show whether you are an active or passive investor. We'll teach you how to scale your real estate investing business into something big.    00:00:52:17 - 00:00:54:00 Sam Wilson Stephen Davis, the CEO of a real estate coaching program with over 2000 members. He has helped hundreds of thousands of people learn how to build wealth with real estate through his daily radio show and one on one consulting. Stephen, welcome to the show.    00:00:55:16 - 00:00:56:24 Stephen Davis Good to be here. Thanks for having me.   00:00:57:06 - 00:01:05:22 Sam Wilson Absolutely, Stephen Pleasure's mine. There are three questions I ask every guest who comes on the show in 90 seconds or less. Can you tell me, where did you start? Where are you now and how did you get there?   00:01:07:18 - 00:03:13:01 Stephen Davis Well, I started back at age 27. I was you know, I had the corporate America mindset. And I thought that's how you got wealthy and you just climbed the corporate ladder and things like that. So I worked for five years, 70 hours a week, won a national sales contest, got one a trip to Hawaii. When I got back from Hawaii, they cut my pay by 20 grand a year.And what it did is it woke me up to the stupidity of depending on a job as your sole source of income. And I couldn't sleep at night. And people don't like this joke. But when you're working 70 hours a week, who's romancing your wife? It ain't you. And I was about to lose my wife, and I'm broke. You know, I had negative cash flow, and I couldn't sleep at night, so I was up watching these late night infomercials. Carlton Sheets. Dave Delgado I bought every one of them, bought every one of them, spent about 30 grand and took the boot camps and stuff. But when I got back from the boot camp two months later, I was making more money wholesaling than I was at my job. So I quit the job, saved my marriage, moved on to flipping, then single family rental had over a hundred single family. Then I learned about apartments and started doing little apartments ten, 20, 40 units. And then learned about big apartments, 200, 500 units, and then learned about passive investing. So as soon as I learned about passive investing, I realized that I was a good apartment operator, but not great because it wasn't my passion. My passion is teaching. So I found people that were great at managing and owning apartments, and I gave them my money as a passive investor, sold all of my real estate and do nothing but passive. I've been in as many as 4000 apartment units at one time.   00:03:13:07 - 00:03:35:08 Sam Wilson That's really, really cool. I love I love the transition there. You know, you went from one to the next to the next and then figured out along the way what you're good at and what you're not. How how did you really, I guess, build what it is that you do today? Because I think those are you know, they're two different components of the same thing. But it is that question make any sense? Like how did you go from activity?   00:03:35:09 - 00:04:40:09 Stephen Davis Yeah. What happened was what happened was a lot of friends were asking me what I was doing, you know, because I went from a Ford Festiva to a Ferrari and they were like, What in the world are you doing? And I found myself loving, sharing the ideas. Then I started working for a little real estate investor group and all I wanted to do was teach, and it was just so much fun for me. So when I found passive investing, I was reading Stephen Covey at the time and he brings up a lot of points about your purpose in life and your passion. And I started questioning that, and that was when I said, you know, when I wake up to go to an apartment complex, it's okay. But when I wake up to go teach a class, I'm fired up. I don't even need coffee. It's like, man, I can't wait to get in there and share these ideas. So that was how I found my passion. And that's what I do now.   00:04:41:10 - 00:05:04:04 Sam Wilson That is awesome. Let's talk then about the types of students you work with. The and really the thrust of this show, you know, is how to scale commercial real estate. So, yeah, you're inside view of what people are maybe doing right, what they're doing wrong, what kind of floor is yours to kind of take that idea of how to scale commercial real estate and tell me how you incorporate that into what you do?   00:05:05:21 - 00:08:06:10 Stephen Davis Well, my students range from beginners who are wholesaling and flipping to medium, advanced, medium. I would say somebody who's got 20 or 30 single-family houses. I think once you move into commercial, you're advanced, even if it's just a little ten unit apartment because you now control the value of your apartment raising, you know why and so on. And I think that with the advanced investor scaling is probably the hardest thing to teach. It's very easy to teach someone who's aggressive, wants to change their life, to run an apartment. You just get in there and you bust your ass and you learn all the skills and get it done. But getting that second apartment where you start scaling up, that's where the challenge comes in. And one of the big things, Michael Gerber wrote the book The E-Myth. He brings up the point that you only own a business if you can disappear from it for a year and make the same amount of money as if you're there. If you disappear and you make less money, you're just self-employed. Well, most of the what people who call themselves entrepreneurs, they're really self-employed with these apartment complexes. They're running it day to day. Well, if you're going to scale big, you've got to move towards not all the way you can move all the way to business owner, but you've got to do less and less and less inside the actual business and take on more of a leadership role. And where I see it the toughest is simply and this is said with respect because these are good people, but we all have an ego and we all can get arrogant at times. And when people are scaling and they're bringing on a team, they sometimes think, you know, nobody can do it as good as I can. And that type of arrogance will hold you back. Okay. Let's say you're right that no one else can do it as good as you can. You're screwed. You're dead in the water. Whatever you can handle in your 40 hours a week. And I hope people are working much more than that. It's just not healthy that you're screwed. That's it. But if you're humble and take on the leadership role and really focus on training your people to be almost as good as you. That's when scaling occurs. When you've got a team you can depend on and you can throw another 300 units or another 400 units, and that's just the sky's the limit at that point.   00:08:07:08 - 00:08:35:07 Sam Wilson It really is. And I think I think one of the challenges that many of us probably face is that when is the right time to bring that person on or person's Yeah. Team in? It's like, well, we've got to have cash flow in order to pay those people to come on. But we got to have it's kind of like which one, which one comes first? And I bet it's probably unique to every situation, but what are your kind of thoughts around when the right time to build that team is?   00:08:35:13 - 00:09:52:16 Stephen Davis Yeah, the first thing comes to there is never a right time, you know, it's one of those where you just got to leave. It's just like when you first bought your very first apartment. If you waited for it to be the perfect time, you waited too long. You know there's never a perfect time. You got to just jump. Now it needs to be with wisdom and education, but it's never going to be the right time. The way that I'm seeing it is people are like one of my guys, Robert Martinez. He had about four or 500 units. I think it was just two complexes. He just made a decision that he was going to hire. He bit the bullet and hired the people. He's now over 5000 units because he bit the bullet, paid the money and trained the people. And he's an excellent trainer. He's got an ego, he's proud and so on. But he knows how to be humble too, and really train people to do what he does.   00:09:53:04 - 00:10:02:15 Sam Wilson What are some of the key hires when you think about that? You said, okay, we're going to go scale. Like who? Who is the first person you typically recommend? Someone brings on?   00:10:03:24 - 00:11:38:04 Stephen Davis Yeah, for me, it's the property manager themselves. Later on, it's the asset manager. But I want a pit bull in that office. A woman or man who is driven by the numbers that understands in a why that you can lower the expenses or raise the rent and affect the. You know, I I've gone to apartment complexes and what we call an intervention where an apartment complex is doing poorly. And I go there with a couple other syndicators to show them what they're doing wrong. And almost every time the team doesn't know what you know is it's like the whole every thing you do every day, all day long is to increase the you know, I and you guys weren't even trained to understand in a why there's the big problem they need to know how an apartment runs, how apartments are valued. They need to even understand cap rates, which I don't fully understand cap rates. And I've been at this for 33 years, but they need to have a general feeling for cap rates and in a way and understand that's their mission. But yeah, I like the property manager. Then when I get when I, when I see people get above that third complex, they really need an asset manager as well.   00:11:39:09 - 00:12:01:20 Sam Wilson You define the difference. Obviously the property manager is at the property level, but an asset manager. What how does that differ, I guess, for the team, if it's if it's a team insider or your key hires inside of your own in-house team, I think a property manager is somebody that could be or property management could be third party.   00:12:01:20 - 00:12:29:09 Stephen Davis Yeah, I'm not objected to third party. I've never been real happy with them. But if it it can leverage your time and then you can move on to the asset manager and the. All right. The way I define it is the asset manager look at all the complexes or all the commercial property at the same time while a property manager is looking at one space.   00:12:29:09 - 00:13:00:05 Stephen Davis Yeah. So I think that's a simple it's a simple definition, but it works for me. Once I've got the asset manager, that's more free time for me to go hustle the next deal to negotiate, do my due diligence and put that thing in the portfolio. So yeah, I think the first one for me is having that property manager where you can sleep at night knowing that in a way is being looked after.   00:13:00:18 - 00:13:33:06 Sam Wilson Right? No, absolutely. I love that. I love that you get a front row seat to a lot of deals, a lot of different sponsors, a lot of just stuff really across the country. I would imagine that we're recording. Yes. April 11th, 2023. What are some things how how have some things shifted in the last 12 months? And what are some strategies maybe that you guys are changing on, especially, I guess, is it pertaining to the multifamily space? You sound like that's what you deal with quite a bit.   00:13:34:11 - 00:15:02:04 Stephen Davis Yeah, we do. We do self-storage, we do senior living, we do some hotels, things like that. But probably 80 or 90% is apartments. The trend that I'm seeing. And it's not a major trend, but with the interest rates being a little bit higher, there's more people in distress situations when the government, you know, their solution to inflation was to raise the interest rate. Well, when you pick up one end of the stick, you pick up the other end. Well, they crushed the stock market. They slammed people with bridge loans. So there's a lot of people out there with bridge loans that the interest rate has doubled and now they have no cash flow and they want to let the asset go. And there's some a symbol. I think the last three apartment complex we bought had a symbol portions and we bought them and we assumed, say, 60%. Then all we had to finance was 20% at the higher interest rate, but it was locked in. It wasn't adjustable. And that way we were able to turn it into a safe, secure deal where they couldn't because they had that bridge loan. So I think that distressed property is what we're really focusing on over the next 12 months.   00:15:03:09 - 00:15:24:09 Sam Wilson That's interesting. And it sounds like you're already beginning to see some of those properties come to the surface. I haven't really you know, I've heard people forecast distress. I've heard people say, okay, you know, when these bridge loans come due, when X, Y or Z happens, then we'll see opportunities to go, you know, pencils back up again and start buying. But it sounds like you're beginning to see that.   00:15:26:01 - 00:16:32:07 Stephen Davis Yeah, we're we're very aggressive from the point of view that we understand we make money in both the up and down markets. You know, that's the glory of real estate, man. I love it. But in this little depression, we'll call it not a recession yet there are a lot of opportunities in Houston. One guy lost like 22 buildings. We picked up a couple of those. And I just think there's going to be a lot more people with these bridge loans coming due and they're not the greatest operators. So the banks looking at them going, we're not going to refinance you. You know, you're 65, 70% occupied. You need to sell. Well, because of our educational system and our total wealth academy, our properties are 94, which is really as high as you can get, 90 to 94%.The banks are refinancing us.   00:16:34:08 - 00:16:45:06 Sam Wilson Our how are you underwriting those deals and or getting financing on those deals if they are not 90% occupied, maybe they're 80 or 70%.   00:16:45:06 - 00:17:29:16 Stephen Davis Yeah, we're having a good luck. Yeah, that's an easy one. Larger down payments. We weren't you know, we went from 25 to 35. One of them we paid literally cash for. But this is not an exaggeration. It appraised for 23 million. We picked it up for 15 million cash. So it just depends on the deal. Sometimes we got to put up bigger down payment. Sometimes we have to pay cash, sometimes we have to have CPAs with millions and millions of dollars in the bank, you know, to get into the deal. We had one deal where the KP, it went from no deal to a deal because we put in a guy with 11 or 12 million bucks in the deal.   00:17:30:17 - 00:17:59:02 Sam Wilson Wow. Well, let's talk about that for a second. I like I like that strategy, bringing on a key principle to help take those deals down. And I'm sure that these are long term relationships for you where they know what you do and understand how you know how the process works and have confidence in what you do. Let's talk real quickly then, just if you don't mind share. And how do you structure that with a key partner or a key principal on a deal like that? How do you incentivize someone in that position to come on board and do a deal with you?   00:18:00:00 - 00:18:31:21 Stephen Davis Yeah, he gets part of, let's say that the sponsor is getting 30%. He may give the CP five of that 30% to be the KP. Well, the KP may put $1,000,000 in the deal and have like the example I gave you and still have 10 million in the bank. But his million dollars, his rate of return is going to be 40 something percent because he gets 5% of the deal plus the percentage he got for putting up the million.   00:18:31:21 - 00:18:34:18 Sam Wilson It becomes pretty easy math then at that point.   00:18:35:03 - 00:19:10:00 Stephen Davis Yeah, yeah. Being a KP, you know, people talk about it being risky. Yeah. Every first off, everything's risky. Asking a beautiful girl out, going to the grocery, everything's risky. To avoid risk is to avoid life. But it's an educated risk when you know the sponsor. This sponsor had won like 15 awards as real estate investor a year from National Apartment Association, Texas Apartment Association, Houston, a bar, you name it. So it was a worthwhile risk for him.   00:19:10:00 - 00:19:38:21 Sam Wilson Sure. Absolutely. Absolutely. Thanks for taking a few minutes there to share. Just kind of you guys how you guys are structure in those because that I've seen it all over the map and I'd love to hear different ways different people are setting those deals upset. That makes a heck of a lot of sense. You've moved into the passive investing phase of your career here. Many, many years ago. What are things you are currently investing in and what are things that you are avoiding and why?   00:19:40:08 - 00:21:11:10 Stephen Davis I like just about all spaces. If I've got a strong sponsor, I like self-storage, senior living in apartments, the best. Most of my money's in those three spaces. The only thing I won't do is college towns. And I'll tell you why. One of my good friends bought a college dorm college apartment complex, covered here, and the college added 60% more on site housing. Needless to say, that deal was sold for less than they paid for it. So that's the only thing I really avoid anything. That's just a normal survey as to families in residential or service, to companies in commercial. That's where I like to keep my money, where I'm really focused on how is this particular asset helping and serving others. If it's helping and serving families, man, that's a no brainer. If it's helping and serving businesses, I think it's a little bit riskier. But if you've really got a good product and you can really help a business, they're going to stay with you. So I like all I like those three the best.   00:21:12:20 - 00:21:30:03 Sam Wilson That's fantastic. I love I love your insight there. I've never heard that college towns comment before and that that makes a lot of sense to me and certainly appreciate that. If there is one mistake you could help our listeners avoid, what would it be and how would you avoid it?   00:21:30:03 - 00:22:21:21 Stephen Davis Going too fast, I think is the only big one. All the rest of them are easily managed. I don't think that anybody should move on to their next deal until the rehab is complete, the property is stabilized and you're paying cash out to your investor. There's in other words, it's rocking and rolling where I've seen a couple of syndicators or sponsors make a mistake. They've got two deals that are not quite stabilized, not quite there. And they go for a third. And then all their energies towards that third one, the other two get worse. So be wise. Get your initial property stabilized and cash flowing to your investors before you pick up another one.   00:22:22:11 - 00:22:43:17 Sam Wilson That's sound advice. And I think that would probably correct me if I'm wrong here, but that would probably especially pertain in the early on phases. You know, if you're at oh yeah, 19, 20, 21 properties at this point in number 20 is still in the stabilization phase. You've probably got the team that will go ahead and ensure that 20 gets done so you can buy 21. But if it's one, go to two or three. Your point, I would think that.   00:22:47:17 - 00:22:58:08 Stephen Davis Is yeah, I can agree with that. If somebody's got a team, he's got 20 apartment complexes and one or two of them are not stabilized yet, that guy can do whatever he wants.   00:22:58:08 - 00:23:18:18 Sam Wilson Right? Right. But early on that going too fast. Yeah, it's somebody said that to me here recently. It said something. You shouldn't be so much afraid of failure as you should be, you know, afraid of not unexpected. But, you know, the to the growing too fast. Like unexpected success. Yeah. It's like, oh, my gosh, we're just. We're growing so fast.   00:23:18:18 - 00:23:39:02 Sam Wilson We're not prepared for it. So that's that's sound advice. Certainly. Appreciate that. Stephen. Thank you for taking the time here to come on the show today. This was certainly a lot of fun. I loved your insights there on team building on, you know, what assets are available to marketplace, where you guys are see and risk, where you get to see an opportunity, what you love to invest in certainly shared a lot of wonderful insight here with our listeners. If they do want to get in touch with you and learn more about you, what is the best way to do that?   00:23:43:17 - 00:24:18:15 Stephen Davis You know, they can and do two things. Go to the total wealth academy dot com if they want to check out our coaching program. I also on my radio show give out my email. I love email questions. Yeah. I don't want anybody worried about bothering me. I, I literally get a dopamine rush every time I reply to an email. It's bizarre. I don't know why, but I do it. Steve at Total Wealth Academy dot com. Steve at Total Wealth Academy dot com. 24 hours a day firing.   00:24:19:04 - 00:24:22:04 Sam Wilson That's fantastic. And Steve, what is the name of your radio show?   00:24:23:08 - 00:24:29:16 Stephen Davis It's the Total Wealth Academy Radio show and they can find out information on it at Total Wealth Academy dot com.   00:24:30:01 - 00:24:40:16 Sam Wilson Total Wealth Academy dot com. We'll make sure we include both of those. The email as well as the link there to your website here in the show notes. Steve, thank you again for taking the time to come on the show today. I certainly appreciate it.   00:24:42:04 - 00:24:45:23 Stephen Davis Man. I appreciate it. It was truly fun and and honor.   00:24:46:14 - 00:25:13:01 Sam Wilson Hey, thanks for listening to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate Podcast. If you can do me a favor and subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, whatever platform it is you use to listen. If you can do that for us, that would be a fantastic help to the show. It helps us both attract new listeners as well as rank higher on those directories. So appreciate you listening. Thanks so much and hope to catch you on the next episode.

In this episode, we have Lee Johnson. As the Co-Founder and Vice President of Value Investment Partners (VIP), Lee is responsible for implementing strategic methods to grow VIP and help partners grow their wealth using various alternative investment strategies that allow leveraging money and time, conducting and monitoring project due diligence He has been investing in real estate since 2005 through multifamily, private lending and rehabbing residentials properties. His focus now is passive investing through real estate syndications and active multifamily investing.   His current portfolio spans multiple markets around the country – over 2800 units valued at about $334 million. As both an active and passive investor, his approach to business is “Being an investor FIRST” which simply means he only shares investment opportunities that he also invests in himself. He is a driving force for embodying creative use of alternative investment strategies, building generational wealth and empowering people to achieve wealth.      Do you want to build wealth for yourself and your family? You need THE LAUNCHPAD. Click here to learn more!       [00:00 - 17:06] How He Started in Real Estate How watching Carlton Sheets helped him start in Real Estate How Sally Maid became an integral part of his life How purchasing his first house made it work it for him  How he starting flipping houses   [17:07 - 19:26] Things That The Government Wants You to do Why they want you to create jobs Why they want you to build housing Understanding how income is generated    [19:27 - 24:32] Meetups or Mentorship Programs? Trusting yourself and accelerating your earning potential He shares how he uses a checkbook I.R.A Why it's an opportunity to be in a multifamily real estate    [24:33 - 42:23] How Do People Get Started? Why learning is important How the real estate bootcamp got him started The importance of due diligence  Why when you're investing in as an L.P., you're collecting cash flow distributions    [41:35 - 48:49] Closing Segment  Watch out for part 2 of our conversation with Lee!       Key Quotes    “If you create jobs, you're gonna be in a very good situation.” - Lee Johnson   “if you trust yourself and you put it into a great system, you'll be able to accelerate your earning potential.” - Lee Johnson       Connect with Lee Johnson through valueinvestmentpartners.com. Follow him on LinkedIn, and Instagram     Let's get connected!  You can find Nicole on LinkedIn, Instagram, or Facebook. Visit her website https://noirvestholdings.com      LEAVE A REVIEW & SHARE THE WEALTH by SHARING this EPISODE with someone who wants to learn the secret strategies of the wealthy and build an abundant life. You can listen to previous episodes of Share the Wealth Show here.

William Tingle, Host of Sub2Deals.com & The Sub2Deals Show Podcast is a nationally-known real estate investor, investing coach, author, and public speaker. William had worked in the restaurant business for almost 20 years when in 1999, he ordered a Carleton Sheets Nothing Down course off of a late night TV infomercial. He read it and took a $5000 advance from a credit card to start his real estate investing career. Exactly one year later he quit his job for good, paid the credit card off and has to this day never used a penny of his own money for investing. You are in for a treat with our next guest. Do me a favor, subscribe to the podcast, leave us a review, and don't forget to go to REMCommunity.com to connect with some of the highest level Real Estate professionals in the United States through our community and through our high-level masterminds. Let's go.

Things to Look for Before Investing in Multifamily Syndication  with Special Guest: David Mulvaney! For the past 30 years, David Mulvaney has been a self-employed entrepreneur and investor building sales, marketing, and global distribution channels. Dave's companies have generated over a quarter of a billion dollars in sales. Dave has been married to his wife Beth for over 30 years and has two adult children, David and Rachel. At a very young age, Dave saw the opportunity in real estate. Purchasing the Carlton Sheets course just after high school, he bought every course and read every book he could find on the subject. His study paid off. In 1992 Dave and Beth purchased their first investment property, a duplex. The cash flow allowed them to live for free and generate positive cash flow. Later that year, he bought his first company. Since then, Dave has been building companies and investing in real estate, mainly focusing on single-family homes and small multifamily properties; they've bought and sold close to 50 properties. In 2021, Dave started BDM Capital Group to focus on commercial real estate assets. Dave follows a proven formula for building wealth. At 47, one of Dave's companies filed bankruptcy, and he nearly lost everything. What sustained him was the parachute built into his wealth formula. A philosophy to live by, if you are going to fly, you better have a parachute, and it better be packed well when you need it. His passion is helping entrepreneurs to find clarity of vision and purpose, uncovering how to successfully start, run and grow businesses while obeying the laws of wealth. Dave's simple formula for wealth accumulation works 100% of the time for those who adhere to its laws. The formula allows anyone to achieve financial prosperity and the ability to ride through the worst of times. If you'd like a free copy of Dave's 11 step formula for building long-term wealth, go to DavidMulvaney.com/wealthformula ------------------------------------------------ About Vinney (Smile) Chopra: Vinney is a real estate investor, syndicator, International best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2 children-Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California (near San Francisco) for 40+ years. Vinney came to this country with only $7 in his pocket and a dream. Vinney has now built a portfolio of over 6,500 units amounting to over $650 Million in the multifamily, senior assisted living and hospitality arenas. He is passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom and giving back to our seniors who have given us so much. Learn more about Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/ Learn more about investing with Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/investor/ Apply for Mentorship: https://vinneychopra.com/mentorship/ Vinney's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VinneyChopra/videos Vinney's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinney-smile-chopra/ Vinney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinneychopra/ Vinney's Free Book: https://vinneychopra.com/freebook/ ------------------------------------------------

Things to Look for Before Investing in Multifamily Syndication  with Special Guest: David Mulvaney! For the past 30 years, David Mulvaney has been a self-employed entrepreneur and investor building sales, marketing, and global distribution channels. Dave's companies have generated over a quarter of a billion dollars in sales. Dave has been married to his wife Beth for over 30 years and has two adult children, David and Rachel. At a very young age, Dave saw the opportunity in real estate. Purchasing the Carlton Sheets course just after high school, he bought every course and read every book he could find on the subject. His study paid off. In 1992 Dave and Beth purchased their first investment property, a duplex. The cash flow allowed them to live for free and generate positive cash flow. Later that year, he bought his first company. Since then, Dave has been building companies and investing in real estate, mainly focusing on single-family homes and small multifamily properties; they've bought and sold close to 50 properties. In 2021, Dave started BDM Capital Group to focus on commercial real estate assets. Dave follows a proven formula for building wealth. At 47, one of Dave's companies filed bankruptcy, and he nearly lost everything. What sustained him was the parachute built into his wealth formula. A philosophy to live by, if you are going to fly, you better have a parachute, and it better be packed well when you need it. His passion is helping entrepreneurs to find clarity of vision and purpose, uncovering how to successfully start, run and grow businesses while obeying the laws of wealth. Dave's simple formula for wealth accumulation works 100% of the time for those who adhere to its laws. The formula allows anyone to achieve financial prosperity and the ability to ride through the worst of times. If you'd like a free copy of Dave's 11 step formula for building long-term wealth, go to DavidMulvaney.com/wealthformula ------------------------------------------------ About Vinney (Smile) Chopra: Vinney is a real estate investor, syndicator, International best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2 children-Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California (near San Francisco) for 40+ years. Vinney came to this country with only $7 in his pocket and a dream. Vinney has now built a portfolio of over 6,500 units amounting to over $650 Million in the multifamily, senior assisted living and hospitality arenas. He is passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom and giving back to our seniors who have given us so much. Learn more about Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/ Learn more about investing with Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/investor/ Apply for Mentorship: https://vinneychopra.com/mentorship/ Vinney's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VinneyChopra/videos Vinney's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinney-smile-chopra/ Vinney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinneychopra/ Vinney's Free Book: https://vinneychopra.com/freebook/ ------------------------------------------------

Things to Look for Before Investing in Multifamily Syndication  with Special Guest: David Mulvaney! For the past 30 years, David Mulvaney has been a self-employed entrepreneur and investor building sales, marketing, and global distribution channels. Dave's companies have generated over a quarter of a billion dollars in sales. Dave has been married to his wife Beth for over 30 years and has two adult children, David and Rachel. At a very young age, Dave saw the opportunity in real estate. Purchasing the Carlton Sheets course just after high school, he bought every course and read every book he could find on the subject. His study paid off. In 1992 Dave and Beth purchased their first investment property, a duplex. The cash flow allowed them to live for free and generate positive cash flow. Later that year, he bought his first company. Since then, Dave has been building companies and investing in real estate, mainly focusing on single-family homes and small multifamily properties; they've bought and sold close to 50 properties. In 2021, Dave started BDM Capital Group to focus on commercial real estate assets. Dave follows a proven formula for building wealth. At 47, one of Dave's companies filed bankruptcy, and he nearly lost everything. What sustained him was the parachute built into his wealth formula. A philosophy to live by, if you are going to fly, you better have a parachute, and it better be packed well when you need it. His passion is helping entrepreneurs to find clarity of vision and purpose, uncovering how to successfully start, run and grow businesses while obeying the laws of wealth. Dave's simple formula for wealth accumulation works 100% of the time for those who adhere to its laws. The formula allows anyone to achieve financial prosperity and the ability to ride through the worst of times. If you'd like a free copy of Dave's 11 step formula for building long-term wealth, go to DavidMulvaney.com/wealthformula ------------------------------------------------ About Vinney (Smile) Chopra: Vinney is a real estate investor, syndicator, International best-selling author, host of 4 podcasts, multifamily educator, mentor, dedicated husband of over 40 years and father of 2 children-Neil and Monica, residing in Danville, California (near San Francisco) for 40+ years. Vinney came to this country with only $7 in his pocket and a dream. Vinney has now built a portfolio of over 6,500 units amounting to over $650 Million in the multifamily, senior assisted living and hospitality arenas. He is passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom and giving back to our seniors who have given us so much. Learn more about Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/ Learn more about investing with Vinney: https://vinneychopra.com/investor/ Apply for Mentorship: https://vinneychopra.com/mentorship/ Vinney's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VinneyChopra/videos Vinney's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinney-smile-chopra/ Vinney's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinneychopra/ Vinney's Free Book: https://vinneychopra.com/freebook/ ------------------------------------------------  

Bill and Kevin, the Investor Guys give advice on real estate investing matters but both Bill and Kevin are more than just real estate investors and are involved in real estate related businesses as well as others. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin talk about how real estate investing provides opportunities into other related and even un-related fields. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss one of the questions they get most from new investors and an issue that many new investors find chalenging. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Bill and Kevin love affordable housing and the opportunities that niche offers. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin ar eat it again discussing affordable housing. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Things are changing in our economies, markets and certainly real estate markets. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin share perspectives in different markets. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Bill and Kevin have disused Private Money before and in this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin again discuss the importance of an Investors ability to tap into Private Money. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Bill and Kevin have disused hot markets to a great extent but in this episode of The investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss markets that might possibly see price decreases later this year and some of the reasons and how these movements can mean profits for us as investors. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In the past few weeks, The Investor Guys Podcast has been looking at and discussing hot real estate markets. Hot residential real estate numbers tell us more about the market than just how the residential markets are doing or going to be doing. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Are you paying attention? Are you doing it? In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

It is said that money makes the world go 'round. Certainly, if you are an investor, you need money in your world. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin once again talk about the need for money and how to get it for investing. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

When it comes to to invest, we look in our own back yard first but smart investors also look to hot markets for investing. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin talk about some of the hot markets investors should be looking at. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

When it comes to to invest, we look in our own back yard first but smart investors also look to hot markets for investing. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin talk about some of the hot markets investors should be looking at. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

At the end of 2021 Bill and Kevin went over setting resolutions and goals for 2022 and long term. Now as we near the end of January 2022, we revisit a few of those goals to make sure we are staying on track. In this episode we discuss how Bill is on track and meeting his goals. Next week we'll discuss Kevin's. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this Third and final episode of What To Look For In Your Investment Property and Don't Always Believe What You Read, Bill and Kevin wrap up the list compiled by one writer, their recommendations on what to look for and stay away from when buying an investment property. Don't worry, as in the last two episodes, Bill and Kevin break it down and give you their take and suggestions. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss a published list on What To Look For In Investment Properties that is startlingly way off. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this part two episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin continue discussing a published list on What To Look For In Investment Properties that is startlingly way off. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

This week's episode features one of the REIA's very well known and trusted investor/contractor Hal Richman. Hal credits his interest in Real Estate Investing to none other than the Carlton Sheets infomercial which he discovered at the early age of 16. He speaks briefly about his 9 different construction related companies he ran over his lifetime and the challenges he incurred. The three guys also shed some light on the benefits of underwriting deals using Hard Money loans, a source of funding that most people run away from. With no starting capital, Hal bought his first investment property with his business partner 5 years ago using Hard Money and was able to cash out refinance that property and net over $16k which they used to continue investing. He and his partner recently parted ways and now Hal has branched out on his own with his eyes set on acquiring 12 doors in 2022. Hal's failing forward teaches us to not only pay closer attention to comps when evaluating the ARV and listing price of a project, but to also utilize them for picking materials to use in the rehab. All this, some beatboxing and more inside REIA Radio Episode 21! You can Join the Omaha REIA at https://omahareia.com/ Omaha REIA on facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/OmahaREIA Check out the National REIA https://nationalreia.org/ Find Ted Kaasch at www.tedkaasch.com Owen Dashner on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/owen.dashner Instagram https://www.instagram.com/odawg2424/ Red Ladder Property Solutions www.sellmyhouseinomahafast.com Liquid Lending Solutions www.liquidlendingsolutions.com Owen's Blogs www.otowninvestor.com www.reiquicktips.com Hal Richman on FB https://www.facebook.com/hal.richman.3 Alaska House video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQtWyE9O-No If you like the content on Omaha REIA Radio, Be sure to give us a review on your favorite podcast platform to help others find us and leverage the knowledge and experience our hosts and guests have to offer. We greatly appreciate you for tuning in and see you in the next episode!! 

In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin continue discussing how to profit from Low Income Housing and various methods of providing Low Income Housing. This episode of the Investor Guys discuss another growing trend that involves modular structures. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin continue discussing how to profit from Low Income Housing and various methods of providing Low Income Housing. This episode the Investor Guys discuss a growing trend that involves building with shipping containers. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Low Income Housing is in high demand and growing. Both Bill and Kevin have committed to try and provide 1000 new low income units in 2022. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss a few of the various types of low income housing investors should be looking at and how to capitalize on low income housing. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this last show of 2021m Bill and Kevin follow up on their Goals and Resolutions theme for the end of the year by discussing mtivation and how it gets us to start and follow thru on our goals. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

As we wrap up 2021 Bill and Kevin discuss setting up your 2022 for success with your goals and resolutions and how to do that. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Bill and Kevin have talked about it before and now they dedicating an entire show to it. Property managers. Why do you need one? What do they do and more in this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast. In this episode: Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Improving our rental income by even just a few dollars is still significant. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss some simple ways to do that. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

The final episode of this 4 part series, this episode focuses on step number Three of the Analysis, Capitalization and Execution steps explained by Bill and Kevin in episode 152 of The Investor Guys Podcast. In this episode, Bill and Kevin go over specifics to be aware of in executing your specific investment strategy. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Dress Shirt Light Gray XXXXXXX Silk Tie Pink XXXXXXX Suit Wool Blend, Black Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss Step two in their Analyze, Capitalize and Execute formula. Bill and Kevin discuss the various types of Capital and Capitalization and how to instate these types of Capital as well as why no investor should let a lack of personal capital hold them back. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Dress Shirt Blue Michael Kors Silk Tie Dark Rede Jos A Banks Sports Jacket Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Olive Three Button Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In the previous episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin covered the three essential steps for Success; Analysis, Capitalization and Execution. In this this episode, they dive into Analysis and what properly Analyzing a real estate deal entails. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Dress Shirt Blue Michael Kors Silk Tie Dark Blue Jos A Banks - Gray Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Master these three steps for your success in ANY business venture. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss Analysis, Capitalization and Execution. What they mean, how to put them together and how they individual success of each step is integral to each of the other steps. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Dress Shirt Gray Michael Kors Silk Tie Dark Red Hugo Boss Suit Wool Blend, Black Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

In the past few weeks Bill and Kevin have discussed what they are doing to ramp up their 2021 and get ready for 2022. They've talked about setting goals, setting your mind and more. Now. Bill and Kevin are asking, “What are you doing”? What are you doing to get ready for your 2022? In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin also discuss their own personal challenge for 2023 which is to provide more affordable housing and how we can apply the strategies we are already comfortable with to do that and be profitable. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Dress Shirt Gray Van Heusen Silk Tie Violet Hugo Boss Suit Wool Blend, Black Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Olive Three Button Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Linen White and Gray Windowpane Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Bill and Kevin have talked about it before and it is what we as investors should all be striving for, but what is it really? In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin talk “Mailbox Money” and passive income. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Dress Shirt Gray Michael Kors Silk Tie Dark Red Hugo Boss Suit Wool Blend, Gray Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Olive Three Button Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Linen White and Gray Windowpane Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Description Build To Rent One great strategy if you have the knowledge and ability is building properties to suit your own purposes. Traditionally, the loans we would get for these projects are called “Construction To Perm” but many investor lenders are now promoting these loans as “Build To Rent”. In this episode of The Investor Guys Podcast, Bill and Kevin discuss this strategy and some of the different ways to work it and benefit from it. In this episode Mr. Mills Wardrobe Provided by Power Forward Image Consulting; Van Heusen Men's Poplin Dress Shirt Gray Michael Kors Silk Tie Dark Blue Hugo Boss Suit Wool Blend, Dark Blue Mr. Barnett's Wardrobe Provided by Bobby Sign - Q Clothier Men's Clothing - QClothier.com Suit is a Q Custom Fabric – Shirt is a Q Custom Fabric – Linen Mr. Mills Microphone is a USB Blue Yeti Mr. Mills Cameras include a Cannon D-80, Sony FX 6, Go Cam Pro and Logi Pro-Cam This episode was edited with Open Edit Real Estate Investing, Investing, Investor, Real Estate, Section 8, Millionaire, Millionaire Lifestyle, Investor Lifestyle, Kevin Mills, Bill Barnett, Toni Robins, Tony Robbins, Anthony Robbins, Robert Kyosaki, Robert Allen, Albert Lowry, Al Lowry, Robert Shemin, Reggie Brooks, Wright Thurston, Bill Gatten, Carlton Sheets, Norris Group, Grant Cardone, Rich Dad, 10X, Think and Grow Rich, Are You Dumb Enough to Be Rich, Flip or Fix, Flip This House, Property Brothers, Brother VS Brother, This Old House, yourbestlifetolive

Chris Isbell is from Orange Beach, Alabama. He grew up in an entrepreneurial family primarily his Dad, he was always either coming up with a business or getting into a new business. He started working in a restaurant pizza delivery with his partner and they were able to save up some money to then be able to invest. He then came across Carlton Sheets, a Real Estate Investor and he joined his "no money down" real estate program. Chris worked his way up the real estate ladder and also started a construction company and a property management company. In this episode Chris explains his buying strategies and also how he was able to take advantage of some fantastic real estate deals through buying businesses. Enjoy!

GET CREATIVE! IF YOU DON'T EVOLVE, YOU WON'T MAKE IT. We are joined by the award-winning Real Estate Broker and co-owner of RE/MAX Legacy Living and RE/MAX 1st Class (@jemilawinsey), Jemila Winsey! Jemila speaks on starting her professional career in the U.S. by hopping on a plane from Nigeria and starting investing at the age of 19! After discovering an infomercial of the Father of 0 Down, Carlton Sheets, Jemila had a net worth of 1 million by the age of 26! You all are in for a treat, and we are very happy to have Jemila on the show! Take some notes and let us know what you think by giving us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, we would appreciate it!    Books: Strategy by Max Mckeown   Contact: Jemila Winsey @jemilawinsey (Instagram) 713-551-1842 ReMax Legacy Living & First Class www.mottomortgage.com   Timestamps & Show Notes: (0:00 - 5:54) Introduction to Jemila Winsey (5:55 - 9:43) First Deals & Getting in the Game (9:44 - 10:37) First Goals (10-15k passive income) (10:38 - 16:34) Why Building a Brokerage & Shifting Focus (16:35 - 21:34) Top 3 Things Jemila is Doing as a Broker (21:35 - 26:54) Keeping Your Agent in Your Ecosystem (26:55 - 29:54) Wish You Would've Known as an Agent (29:55 - 34:01) 1 Real Estate Concept (Handling Leads) (34:02 - 38:36) Catering Leads, Creating an Experience (38:37 - 42:55) Biggest Opportunity (Goodbye, General Practitioners) (42:56 - 45:07) Book: Strategy by Max McKeown (45:08 - 47:24) Final Thoughts /Closing

What got Ed interested in real estate investing? What are Ed's BEST lead sources? What is Ed's primary business model?  Ed Zulyevic grew up in rural Oregon in a little town called Junction City. After high school, he attended trade college and became a helicopter mechanic in 1992, traveling around the world working. Ed married in 1995 and purchased his first house. This got him started in real estate and he did owner-occupied rehabs for years and eventually acquired a few rentals at the same time. During the mid-years, real estate just stalled out with the loan limitations, he had a goal of 10 rentals and had 5 currently. Real estate became his focus once again post-divorce in 2013. He revisited a Carlton Sheets course he had bought and had tucked in the attic from the '90s. Ed continued to seek more information, learned new strategies, and started to implement that knowledge to the sport of acquisition. He always kept thinking about the last rental house he had purchased that he had bought with owner financing. That deal actually set the direction for where Ed is today and fostered his quest for knowledge of owner financing. Currently, Ed and his partner are getting licensed as agents/brokers and have an aggressive marketing plan to expand in the retail and commercial real estate space. What you will learn Listen as Ed describes his current business model. Learn as Ed shares his best sources for leads. Get Ed's advice for new investors who are just getting started in real estate. Mentioned in this episode Ed's Real Estate Investing Company is called Flip Sharkz.  Looking for a texting service that can handle texts, skip tracing and so much more? Take a look at OffersPDQ! Interested in the Sub2Deals Group Coaching with William? Get more details here. Our Facebook Group - The Sub2 Forum - www.Sub2Forum.com   Like the podcast? If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcast.

Can flipping lease option deals provide good returns? What are the best sources for lease option leads right now? What makes the deal attractive enough to want to pursue? Today we are talking to Ben Middleton about lease options. Ben was born in Kentucky, and lived there until the age of 6 when his family moved to Florida. Raised primarily in the nursery/landscaping business, he started construction at 15, part-time. Graduated high school in Kentucky while living with his grandmother in 1977. Ben joined the USMC and when his stint ended, he came back home and did restaurant work before getting back into construction where he stayed for over 20 years. In 2014, Ben decided to take the next evolutionary step in his construction career and do a rehab. He'd bought the Carlton Sheets course years before but never used it but he decided he wanted to learn real estate and get into flipping houses. In Aug 2014 a man in San Francisco, California answered his Facebook post and called him out of the blue and within five minutes they knew a bit about each other and decided to JV on rehabs in Clearwater, Florida where he lived at the time. He and his partner bought their first rehab, finished it, and sold it 6 months later with a $70K profit. Currently, Ben owns and runs a REI group on Facebook called "Lease-Options Only!" He is also putting finishing touches on an eBook about how today's investors actually do buy real estate with zero cash and zero credit; the tools, resources and strategies of REI. You can find Ben on Facebook under "Middleton REI" and on LinkedIn or at his business Email: MiddletonREI@Gmail.com. What you will learn How to go about flipping lease option deals. How to go about generating lease option leads. What to look for in a deal to decide whether it's something that you want to pursue. Ben's advice for new investors that want to get started in real estate investing. Mentioned in this episode You can get in touch with William at william@sub2deals.com. Interested in Joining Us in the Sub2Deals Coaching Group? Get more details here. Ben shares some of the investing tools he uses in his business such as: AutomatedREI.com, RentalLeader.com, MySmartMove.com, V-Flyer.com. Join Us in Our Facebook Subject To Group - The Sub2 Forum - www.Sub2Forum.com Like the podcast? If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review below or on Apple Podcast.

As the broker and president of JL Investment Group, Joe currently has a lot of things going on in his business. Successfully managing a brokerage requires work in a lot of different areas including marketing, acquisitions, finances, networking, and more. Getting help for all of this work can be difficult. Getting help for all of this work when you're ready to double or triple your business can feel overwhelming. That is why Joe and Fuquan talk about focus in this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments. As an investor, you can be pulled in a lot of directions. Outside your business, you can feel the pull to chase new deals and strategies. Inside your business, you can feel the push to handle all of the work that needs your attention. Balancing this pull and push as an investor is crucial, especially if you want to grow your business.   It took Joe Lieber a little while to understand the true impact of focus in real estate investing. Growing up watching the Carlton Sheets infomercial, he assumed that real estate was the key to wealth. He started the journey to real estate riches at 18 with his first deal and never looked back. Over his 20-year journey, Joe's been involved in almost every part of real estate. Like many investors, Joe assumed that having this experience meant he should handle as much of the business as he could. It wasn't until later, through masterminds and mentoring, did he learn that “working in your business” has limits. Instead “working on your business” is the key to successfully managing a real estate business with all of its moving parts. It's also the key to scaling your business. As a real estate investor, you might be feeling this same pressure while managing your business. You might be wondering if you can keep all of the moving parts rolling without losing your own head. You might also be wondering how to grow your business so it can produce as much income as possible in the fastest time possible. If you have those concerns, Joe and Fuquan have a conversation and insights you need to hear. Joe will break down how he's learned to focus as a real estate investor and the concerns he has about scaling his business. You'll get tips on how to successfully delegate your non-priority tasks, why you need mentoring for better leadership, and how to scale a business without adding all of the headaches through joint venture agreements. Tune in for insights, conversation, and laughs about the journey of a real estate empire builder on the path to scaling his talent and wallet without the stress in the next episode. Highlights from the Interview The TV show that inspired Joe to get into real estate at 18 Are we headed into a mid-cycle reset in the future? (Joe's predictions on the future of the rental market) Why Joe's not a big fan of multifamily or wholesaling at this point in his career The different parts of running an investment brokerage (It's more than you think!) Why Joe would have hired a coach starting from his first day as an investor Building the gold in your relationships as an investor The importance of delegation The “magician vs mule” principle while growing your business

As the broker and president of JL Investment Group, Joe currently has a lot of things going on in his business. Successfully managing a brokerage requires work in a lot of different areas including marketing, acquisitions, finances, networking, and more. Getting help for all of this work can be difficult. Getting help for all of this work when you're ready to double or triple your business can feel overwhelming. That is why Joe and Fuquan talk about focus in this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments. As an investor, you can be pulled in a lot of directions. Outside your business, you can feel the pull to chase new deals and strategies. Inside your business, you can feel the push to handle all of the work that needs your attention. Balancing this pull and push as an investor is crucial, especially if you want to grow your business. It took Joe Lieber a little while to understand the true impact of focus in real estate investing. Growing up watching the Carlton Sheets infomercial, he assumed that real estate was the key to wealth. He started the journey to real estate riches at 18 with his first deal and never looked back. Over his 20-year journey, Joe's been involved in almost every part of real estate. Like many investors, Joe assumed that having this experience meant he should handle as much of the business as he could. It wasn't until later, through masterminds and mentoring, did he learn that “working in your business” has limits. Instead “working on your business” is the key to successfully managing a real estate business with all of its moving parts. It's also the key to scaling your business. As a real estate investor, you might be feeling this same pressure while managing your business. You might be wondering if you can keep all of the moving parts rolling without losing your own head. You might also be wondering how to grow your business so it can produce as much income as possible in the fastest time possible. If you have those concerns, Joe and Fuquan have a conversation and insights you need to hear. Joe will break down how he's learned to focus as a real estate investor and the concerns he has about scaling his business. You'll get tips on how to successfully delegate your non-priority tasks, why you need mentoring for better leadership, and how to scale a business without adding all of the headaches through joint venture agreements. Tune in for insights, conversation, and laughs about the journey of a real estate empire builder on the path to scaling his talent and wallet without the stress in the next episode. Highlights from the Interview * The TV show that inspired Joe to get into real estate at 18 * Are we headed into a mid-cycle reset in the future? (Joe's predictions on the future of the rental market) * Why Joe's not a big fan of multifamily or wholesaling at this point in his career * The different parts of running an investment brokerage (It's more than you think!) * Why Joe would have hired a coach starting from his first day as an investor * Building the gold in your relationships as an investor * The importance of delegation * The “magician vs mule” principle while growing your business

How would you like to learn from someone who has done almost 300 deals in just 5 years? In this episode, I speak to Real Investor Jeff Coffman. Jeff had wanted to invest for years and then when he finally took the plunge five years ago he was able to create an income allowing him to quit his job within a few years. He now continues growing his real estate investment business with his wife. Jeff finds deals and then figures out the best exit strategy for them. The majority of his deals are subject to but he also indulges in rehabs and wholesaling. Jeff shares how he approaches a deal and figures out the best exit strategy for it, some of the biggest mistakes he has made over the years, and why he got a mentor when he first started out.   What you will learn How to create exit plans based on the type of deals you get. Jeff's most effective marketing strategy to get leads. How to work the business and leverage your strengths even if you are an introvert.  Mentioned in this episode If you're looking for more information or want some questions answered join us at Subject To Real Estate Forum with William Tingle. You can get in touch with William directly at william@sub2deals.com. Feel free to download a copy of The Ultimate Sub-2 Guidebook here. If you're looking for the Carlton Sheets courses that Jeff mentioned you can find that here.  If you're interested in checking out Jeff's go-to tool for his business REI Black Book you can find that here. If you'd like to get in touch with Jeff you can email him here:  jeff@heyinvestor.io   Like the podcast? If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review below or on Apple Podcasts.  

How do you do deals with realtors? How do you cashout faster with lease options? And how do you make the most of your virtual assistant in your real estate business? In this episode, I speak to Real Investor Cortney Jones. Cortney stumbled into real estate by accident 20 years ago. After a series of events, she realized she could make more income from real estate than being a trainer for Fortune 500 companies. Cortney started off doing the business with her mum and focusing on rehabs (which they did themselves!). Then as her business grew she got her husband involved too. Today, she focuses on subject tos with lease options and does a wholesale deals once in a while. Over the years, Cortney has adjusted the pace of her business to fit her lifestyle and goes hunting for properties only during the months her daughter is at school. Cortney shares how she moved from rehabs to subject tos, how she works with realtors, and how she incentivizes her lease optionees to get mortgages. She also shares how she runs her business effectively with the help of a VA. What you will learn How to structure lease options so that buyers are willing to take a mortgage earlier. How to make your investing journey flexible to fit your needs. How to understand and work with realtors to get more deals. How to run your business effectively with a virtual assistant. Mentioned in this episode  If you're looking for more information or want some questions answered join us at Subject To Real Estate Forum with William Tingle. You can get in touch with William directly at william@sub2deals.com. If you want more information on Group Coaching and if it is right for you here. For any other resources and a full list of these podcasts you can venture over to Sub2Deals.com If you're looking for the Carlton Sheets courses that both William and Cortney rave about you can find the resources here. Like the podcast? If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts.  

Chris Kleewein has been a real estate investor for a long time. His first buy was a duplex in which he lived in one side and rented out the other. Chris lives in St. Louis and once shared an office with me. Chris worked for a while in the corporate world, but always knew he wanted to be in real estate. He remembers watching Carlton Sheets in an infomercial when he was in high school. Chris is a big believer in partnering with other investors and mentoring people who are starting out. He works with a few students at a time in St. Louis, and regularly partners with his students on deals…