Podcasts about Estate

House hacking, renting by the room, co-living, boarding houses? These are all things that author, investor, real estate agent, and expert hacker of houses, Craig Curelop, is used to. Craig got his start in real estate investing by renting out rooms in his own home, having his roommates pay his mortgage for him, and eventually skating on to financial freedom.Craig is joined by another familiar expert house hacker and real estate investor, David Greene, to answer questions around lending, leases, and the legality of raising private money. With so many new real estate rookies in the investing sphere, this episode is a great intro for anyone who's looking to plan, start, or scale their next real estate investment.Craig and David fire from the hip in this episode, answering questions live with topics ranging from scaling your business while keeping your free time, refinancing on a shared boarding house, raising private capital (equity vs. debt), what to expect when you house hack, and how to rent out your home in the snowy winter.In This Episode We Cover:Establishing your “beachhead” as an investor, business owner, or real estate agentStrategizing your refinance when your home is less than conventionalHow much interest to promise investors and when to raise capital Planning your house hack purchase and setting up your home for multiple roommatesPrecautions to take when renting out your home in the winterAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Rent EstimatorBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Talent SearchBiggerPockets Rental Property CalculatorBiggerPockets Pro MembershipSubmit Your Questions to David GreeneDavid Greene TeamDavid's InstagramDavid's BiggerPockets ProfileClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show561See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Questions for Lawyers is back for Season 5. Personal injury attorney Jeff Adelman of Brotman, Nusbaum, Ibrahim & Adelman interviews his friend Bruce Rosenwater about his real estate law practice. Jeff and Bruce discuss the current South Florida real estate market, the low cost of hiring a real estate attorney, the reasons for hiring a real estate attorney and more. Bruce Rosenwater can be reached at 561-688-0991 or by email bsr@rosenwater.com . If you are interested in being on the show or have any other legal questions, contact Jeff Adelman at 561-417-5656 or email him at jeff@lawbni.com .

You've heard that interest rates are rising, but how will this impact real estate investors? Andy Webb walks through the 5 ways effective rental assets make money and gives tips for new investors to begin building cash flow and lasting generational wealth.  Click to Listen Now

Flipping houses looks glamorous, but has significantly lower returns than buying and holding rental real estate. Today Al Gordon previews next week's guest episode with Jason, a man who flipped a house for $30k, sold his first rental for $257k profit, and learned how to build a wealth-generating passive income portfolio.  Click to Listen Now

It's tax season and if you are worried about how much you'll have to pay, you need to listen to this episode. Del Walmsley shares a real-world example of how taxes themselves are not the problem, your lack of passive income is keeping you from financial freedom.  Click to Listen Now

Co-living (coliving) may sound a bit scary at first to a landlord. You have a bunch of young professionals living under one roof. What if there is an argument over cleaning, what if there is a fight that breaks out, will my property be ripped to shreds? Let today's guest, Sam Wegert, quell your fears—co-living and house hacking can rake in cash flow, with way less of a landlord headache.Sam is no stranger to entrepreneurship and real estate investing. He bought his own martial art studio at the age of fifteen and his first rental property at nineteen years old. Now he boasts a portfolio of over twenty-two long-term rentals, ten short-term rentals, seven martial arts studios, and one online program. Even more impressive, Sam is managing over 150 different tenants throughout his thirty-two properties.How does he do this without ripping his hair out? Well, aside from the relaxation that comes after an intense sparring match, Sam has systematized his real estate business into a cash-producing machine. He has had to build his own property management and his own policies that help keep him, and his tenants, happy. If you're looking for your next cash cow rental investment, this could be it! In This Episode We Cover:Starting a business and buying property at an impressively young ageHouse hacking and why every young investor should try itKeeping the peace in a co-living house and building a bullet-proof lease What to look for when buying co-living properties (size, bedrooms, bathrooms, etc.)The systems Sam uses to keep his rental property business running smoothlyDeveloping discipline to take on bigger, scarier challenges (and crush them!)And So Much More!Links from the Show:BiggerPocket's The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate InvestingBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelCraigslistFacebookBiggerPockets Youtube: BRRRR and Rent by the Room: Retire from Real Estate with few properties with Ron GallagherGoBundancePadSplitApartments.comSalesmateZillowMLS (Multiple Listing Service)BiggerPockets Podcast 392: $12,500 per Month in ‘Pure Cash Flow' With Todd BaldwinBiggerPockets Podcast 226: From “D-Student” to $400,000 in Annual Rental Property Cash Flow with David OsbornThe Tony Robbins PodcastCraig Curelop's InstagramCraig Curelop's TiktokDavid Greene's InstagramCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show560See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Your Favorite Sports team is back and tonight they are joined by none other than Mr.Tales From The Estate himself the one and only Drew Vencill!! The guys discuss all the action from Wildcard weekend and Preview the Divisonal round games and pick winners. Barry gives his unbiased opinion on The Dallas Cowboys and their playoff appearance, Lots of Browns talk and so much more!! Don't forget to visit www.doingthefavor.com for all the latest on the Podcast,Merch and Legwork!!

30% gains in the stock market are rare, but they happen every day in the real estate markets for educated sophisticated investors. Al Gordon shares how a recent Lifestyles Unlimited member reported earning all of his passive investors a 58% gain in a 1 year period, and that's just the beginning!  Click to Listen Now

Del Walmsley pulls out the mailbag to respond to listeners' questions, using their current real estate investing situations as examples of the varying levels of financial literacy, giving advice on how they should navigate the current economic situation with the assets that they own. Click to Listen Now

Rebecca goes over syndicating out of state and chats about the mindset that helped her get into large scale multifamily deals in Dallas.  https://starboardequity.com

The Guardian recently reported that the number of US workers aged 75 and up is expected to increase by 96.5% over the next decade. Al Gordon shares the story of Maria, a 75-year-old woman living in Arizona, who is struggling to survive through the financial crisis affecting millions of her peers. The data conclusively shows that traditional retirement plans are doomed to fail but listen to learn how effective real estate investments can get you to the point of retirement in the next 5 years! Click to Listen Now

The President of the Houston Apartment Association and multi-award-winning real estate investor, John Boriack, joins Del Walmsley on the air to share insights on how the industry has evolved to successfully navigate through the Covid-19 era. As regulations change and rental assistance programs become available, John continues to set an excellent example of how rental owners and residents can get through this crisis together, creating stronger communities to weather the storms of tomorrow. Click to Listen Now

Real estate CRMs (customer relationship management) aren't the most exciting things to talk about…that is until you look at the results they help build. Before building her own CRM, Stephanie Betters was struggling to grow her real estate portfolio. She had an original goal to acquire fifteen units before her children went to college, but realized that her taxing job as a nurse wouldn't allow it. For her to hit fifteen units, she would have to scale, automate, and delegate tasks.She did just that and overshot her goal by a significant margin. As of now, Stephanie has 1,000 rental units and is wholesaling and building another 200 deals per year. She's doing all of this while working as a part-time nurse, which truly shows her real estate system is a well-oiled machine. But, this system wasn't just dropped into her lap, she had to build it herself using Salesforce as a base.If you've been thinking about scaling your business, no matter what stage you're at, Stephanie has recommendations for how to do so in the best way possible. This includes systems for the novice investor/house hacker up to the streamlined syndicator and everything in between.In This Episode We Cover:Incorporating “real estate tech” at each stage of your investing journeyUsing CRMs like salesforce to automate your entire businessHiring, training, and leading a team of virtual assistants (foreign and domestic)“Lead leakage” and how it could be costing you thousands every monthThe three most important KPIs every investor should be trackingText, email, and other outreach-type automations that will save you timeAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Business PodcastZillowGoogle SheetsZapierDavid Greene TeamPodioAsanaBiggerPockets Business Podcast 80: Turning Problems Into New Income Streams With Stephanie BettersSalesforceDocuSignSlackRedfinBiggerPockets CalculatorsRealtor.comLeft MainBlinkistCraig's BiggerPockets ProfileCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show559See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

High credit scores open doors for real estate investors to maximize their borrowing rates and returns, but credit sense is not common sense and tiny details can make a huge difference. Credit expert Mike Doyle joins Mike Harrison on the show to share best practices for improving your credit in just 3-6 months! Click to Listen Now

During this episode I get to pick the brain of Hunter William Bailey. Hunter has over 40 years of experience in the industry and is currently the founder and CEO of Wealth Strategies. Wealth Strategies is a retirement asset management company and Hunter has passion for helping educate around retirement planning and personal finance. Make sure you tune into the episode to get your retirement on track in 2022!

Cash flow is arguably the most important metric in real estate investing…that is if you're talking to novice investors. Expert investors, like David Greene, know that cash flow is but one of many factors to consider when buying a rental property, and it's arguably the least important. While rookie investors focus on building their cash flow, veterans focus on building their wealth while freeing up their time.On this week's episode of Seeing Greene, your jiu-jitsu and real estate sensei is back to drop some wealth-building bombs so you can work less, live more, and lead a happier life. David takes questions in the form of video submissions as well as questions off of the BiggerPockets forums. The topics of these questions range from HELOC (home equity lines of credit), buying rentals without a W2, cash flow vs. appreciation, and why rent appreciation isn't matching home appreciation.Want to ask David a question? Send in your video submission here!In This Episode We Cover:When to use HELOCs, hard money loans, or conventional loans to buy rentalsHow to find financing for a rental when you don't have W2 incomeWhat sellers look for when deciding on which offer to takeHow to lower your DTI (debt-to-income) ratio so you can qualify for more loansWhether or not to focus on cash flow or appreciation for long-term wealth buildingWhy rent growth cannot and will not match home price appreciationAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Rent EstimatorBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Talent SearchSubmit Your Questions to David GreeneDavid Greene TeamBiggerPockets Podcast 534: Seeing Greene: Should I Buy Now or Wait for a Market Cool-Off?BiggerPockets Podcast 513: Seeing Greene: BRRRR 101 – Loans, Deals, & Cash Flow —BiggerPockets Podcast 501: Seeing Greene: How Soon Can I Refi? + 11 Other Real Estate QuestionsClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show558See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jonathan and Laura were reaching retirement age but were nowhere near being able to stop working. Learning about Lifestyles Unlimited from a family member, they joined in January of 2021 and attended the 2-Day Financial Freedom Seminar completely online from the comfort of their own home. Buying their first Single Family rental property in the middle of the pandemic, listen as they tell David Ruzicka how they secured an annual 45% Cash-on-Cash Return and 252% Return on Capital Gains! Click to Listen Now

Join us as we explore the mental requirements it takes to get into syndication and particularly for an immigrant who tapped into his internal drive to share multifamily as an asset class! Are you willing to try anything to get in this business? xsitecapital.com

"Let us develop a kind of dangerous unselfishness... " (Martin Luther King, Jr., April 3, 1968)The day before he was assassinated, Martin Luther King, Jr. preached these words in Memphis, Tennessee. In a powerful and urgent message for sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee that's come to be known "I've Been to the Mountaintop," he considers the parable of the Good Samaritan, going on to speak prophetically and presciently of the dangers he himself faced, not knowing how very true his words were."We've got some difficult days ahead, but it really doesn't matter with me now because I've been to the mountain top. like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place, but I'm not concerned about that. I just want to do God's will, and he's allowed me to go up to the mountain and I've looked over and I've seen the promised land. I may not get that. But I want you to know the night that we will get to the promised land tonight. I'm not worried about anything. I'm not feeling as have seen the glory of."And on Monday as the collective consciousness of the world and the media turns its eyes to the legacy of of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, it's important to remember that he was not only a civil right activist and a pastor. He was also a theologian whose spiritual logic has profoundly impacted the church, the United States, and the world. That's why today as we commemerate the legacy of Dr. King, we ask the question: How should we do theology? What is the future of theology? And how should theology impact real human life? An impact that might even cultivate the dangerous unselfishness Jesus lived, the Good Samaritan lived, and Dr King lived.In today's episode, theologians, Keri Day and Willie Jennings reflect on these questions. Keri is Associate Professor of Constructive Theology and African-American Religion at Princeton Theological Seminary, and Willie is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Africana Studies at Yale Divinity School. As they talk about the prospects and perils of how theology is being done today, they both share the vision that theology should touch the lives and hearts of people, a public endeavor motivated by a love for the world. They stress that theology should be inherently practical, transformative, and life-giving.And as a celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. and his distinctive, influential theological perspective, we're honored to have been given permission by the King Estate to feature a very moving passage from "I Have Been to the Mountaintop," in which he displays a deep and courageous and prophetic understanding of what should be at stake for the theology he preached. it's a theology of life and justice, a theology of profound and emanating love, a theology that envisions the promised land of flourishing that all God's children should be able to enjoy.Note: For the Life of the World is running highlights, readings, lectures, and other best-of features until May 1, 2022, when we'll be back with new conversations.Contributors"I Have Been to the Mountaintop," Martin Luther King, Jr., April 3, 1968, Memphis, Tennessee was used with permission from the Estate of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Special thanks to Eric Tidwell.Keri Day is Associate Professor of Constructive Theology and African-American Religion at Princeton Theological SeminaryWillie Jennings is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Africana Studies at Yale Divinity SchoolProduction NotesThis podcast featured Martin Luther King, Jr., Keri Day, Willie Jennings, and Matt CroasmunEdited and Produced by Evan RosaHosted by Evan RosaEditorial and Production Assistance by Martin ChanA Production of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture at Yale Divinity School https://faith.yale.edu/aboutSupport For the Life of the World podcast by giving to the Yale Center for Faith & Culture: https://faith.yale.edu/give

Cash Flow and Capital Gains are two of the ways effective real estate investments will put money in your pocket, but which one should you focus on? Today Andy Webb focuses on how you can create more Cash Flow in your life which will escalate you to a place of financial freedom! Click to Listen Now

Zillow is predicting that 6.35 million homes will be sold this year, suggesting that the housing market will reach record-breaking levels. While this big picture predictive analysis is impressive, Al Gordon reminds listeners to focus on the localized little picture data to make the most informed decision on the real estate markets you're investing in.   Click to Listen Now

Reviewing the 3 Rules of Investing that made him a multi-millionaire, Del Walmsley questions the “financial superstars” who have built careers on telling people to invest in speculative opportunities instead of passive income. Click to Listen Now

Raising capital for real estate investing is a far more useful skill than most people realize. If you have a strong knack for networking and the social skills to connect with many different individuals, you could be the exact piece that almost every investor is looking for. As more investors get into the hot commercial real estate market, they'll need private capital to fund their deals. So who better than you to connect the investor and the deal finder for a piece of the cash flow pie?If you're worried about the time commitment of raising capital, let us introduce you to Esther Reizes-Lowenbein, who not only worked as a broker, capital raiser, and investor but also is raising her eight children while doing it. Fortunately for Esther, raising capital is something she loves to do, as she has a strong communication background with her former training in speech pathology.If you're getting the itch to start investing in bigger deals, but don't know how to get started, Esther can help. She walks through the different roles in commercial real estate, whether to invest, syndicate, or stick with small deals, and how to become a capital raiser yourself (the right, legal way).In This Episode We Cover:General partners, limited partners, and every commercial real estate role in betweenWhether to invest, syndicate, or continue to buy small deals yourselfHow to legally (and ethically) become a great capital raiserThe biggest mistakes commercial brokers make early into their careerThe hottest property types and which you should look into for 2022The Achilles heel of most short-term rental deals And So Much More!Links from the Show:BiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Podcast 518: The Biggest Takeaways from BPCon 2021 | Live Host Panel from NOLABiggerPockets Podcast 366: 40 Doors in the First 2 Years with Henry WashingtonBPCON2021 - New OrleansAirbnbHenry Washington's InstagramDavid Greene's InstagramCheck the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show557See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Continuing the conversation on effective goal setting, Al Gordon talks about the importance of writing down the goal itself, a SMART strategy to make that goal a reality, and how to retire with real estate in the next 5 years.  Click to Listen Now

People love starting new projects but tend to have a much more difficult time finishing them. Del Walmsley looks at 5 key reasons why people struggle following through on new endeavors, and how he has overcome these mental blocks to achieve lasting success. Click to Listen Now

Many people mistake big purchases as goals to strive for, but buying stuff to look wealthy instead of setting goals to build a sustainable source of wealth should not be confused. Al Gordon sets the record straight by giving examples of goals that are worth writing down and striving for, and what part real estate can play in helping you achieve them.   Click to Listen Now

Peggy and Leo M. invested in their first Multifamily deal 5 years ago with no idea how quickly it would snowball them to true financial independence. Today they share their success story with Del Walmsley, how their portfolio has grown, and how their strategy has changed with time. Click to Listen Now

If you're rehabbing a rental, performing a BRRRR, building an ADU, or even getting into new construction, now is a challenging time for you. With supply chain problems, limited materials, and all-time high housing prices, contractors are in low supply. Even when you do schedule a project, the likelihood of your contractors showing up on time can be slim at best.David Greene is back with another round of coaching calls to give his take on this current contractor crisis, as well as answer questions on the BRRRR strategy, the turnkey rental method, going over budget, and how to stay focused when investing. If you've struggled at all with anything related to calculating rehab budgets, liens on properties, and managing contractors yourself, be sure to write down David's suggestions.Have a question about real estate investing you want to ask David? Want to help other investors in your position? Submit your question here! In This Episode We Cover:Whether or not the turnkey rental model is built to scale your portfolioWhy capital is crucial when investing in real estate over the long-termBreaking down the BRRRR strategy and walking through the more difficult stepsWhat to do if your rehab job goes over budget (and how to make it a win!)Backing out of a contract when a lien has been placed against a homeWhere (and how) to find reasonable, timely, and available contractors And So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsSubmit Your Questions to DavidOpen Door CapitalBiggerPockets Facebook GroupDavid Greene TeamReal Estate Rookie PodcastBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelDavid's InstagramCheck the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show556See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Business & Babies with Ashley Schuberthttps://www.ashleyschubertspeaks.com/Episode 60 - “Realtor, wife and mom of 2!" with Rachel Nichols - Realtor at Flourish Real Estate Group00:02 - Intro01:01 - Introducing Rachel Nichols01:38 - About family and business02:46 - Real Estate journey05:16 - Balance business and babies08:34 - Promo - "Business & Babies" book09:01 - Goals after success15:54 - Working with young kids - Tips18:28 - Promo - "Business & Babies" podcast18:54 - Driving marriage21:04 - God's provision23:34 - Closing / Thank you23:45 - Outro Guest/s: Rachel NicholsWebsite: http://www.flourishrealestategroup.com/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/flourishrealestategroup

A member of Lifestyles Unlimited is getting ready to sell his Single Family rental property to transition into Multifamily investments, but what about the resident? Mike Harrison responds to this question by analyzing the variables that will come into play if the resident is still in the property with a lease or if the property is vacant at the time of the sale.   Click to Listen Now

To change your life, you must change what you're doing, but you simply do not know what you do not know until you go through the process and learn along the way. In this 2nd installment of his 2-Part series, Del Walmsley continues breaking down the 3 new projects he started last year by giving insights on the lessons he learned while building a bridge, buying grocery stores, and retrofitting his shop with industrial tools.  Click to Listen Now

Guest Bio:Rick Norton is a financial advisor that had dozens of investors, managed millions of dollars, and boasted a client list that included several professional athletes. He gives a rare look into his own life as a young businessman in San Diego working as a financial planner, then falling into the life of being a business manager to professional athletes and gaining a front row seat to their huge money and frequently dirty world. Being used as a pawn by a powerful Fortune 500 company, and exploited by the very professionals he was paying to help him, he tells of the difficult lessons learned along the way of meeting, head-on, ignorance, greed, revenge, fear and corruption which ultimately led him through the gates of Federal prison. Ricks story is also told in his recent book, "A Word to the Wise: Snakes on Every Level".

If you've got real estate investing questions, David Greene and Henry Washington have answers. These two real estate investors have been through the good times and the bad times, dealing with dozens of tenants, plenty of 2 AM maintenance calls, and all the fun that comes along the way. Today, they open up their minds to help share answers to some of the most asked real estate questions.These questions were taken directly from real estate investors, just like you! You'll get to hear exactly how David and Henry answer tough questions like these, on the spot, with no preparation. If you've been itching to ask a question to a high-level investor like David or Henry, stick around, as they might answer your question on today's episode!Want to ask a question next time? Submit yours at biggerpockets.com/david! In This Episode We Cover:How to buy properties in an expensive market (and still cash flow!)Whether or not you should convince a seller to owner-finance you a dealSaving up down payments vs. using HELOCs (home equity lines of credit) to purchase your dealsWhen the right time to jump into real estate is (and how much you should have saved)Whether or not you should buy a house that's on a septic tankHow to finance more properties when you've personally maxed out your DTI (debt-to-income ratio)And So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Rent EstimatorBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Talent SearchSubmit Your Questions to David GreeneDavid Greene TeamDavid's InstagramDavid's BiggerPockets ProfileClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show555See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Raj and Kunjal spent 46 years growing their net worth in the Hotel industry, but it only took them 4 years to double that number by investing in residential real estate! Joining David Ruzicka on the air, they share how they moved from Motels into Multifamily communities, and bring their daughter on the show to talk about her FIRST Passive investment! Click to Listen Now

Christa shares Clark Stinks posts with Clark. Submit yours at Clark.com/ClarkStinks. / Nearly half of us have no money for an unexpected emergency. Clark presents a road map for setting a new path for saving money, including variable weekly saving goals. Clark's money saving challenge to you, should you choose to accept it! Clark Stinks and Ask Clark topics include: Best 529 College Savings Plans / What Is an Annuity? / Should You Buy Out Your Leased Car? / Estate and Gift Tax | IRS / How To Open a Roth IRA / Fidelity Investments Review Want more money advice? Sign up for Clark's free daily newsletter! Free Advice: Clark's Consumer Action Center Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy Webb reviews an article with 8 steps to increase your net worth in 2022, through the lens of a real estate investor. Listen and learn which of these steps will help you build wealth, and which ones they've left out! Click to Listen Now

Del Walmsley says it best: “Assets, pure [income-producing] assets, are something the average person doesn't have… Rich people have assets… If you had enough assets that could earn money for you, and you had them deployed correctly, you would not need a job." Click to Listen Now

Episode: Investing in Hotels with Mike StohlerGuest: Mike Stohler is a former commercial airline pilot, Navy veteran, and co-founder at Gateway Private Equity Group.  Including apartment complexes, houses, and hotels, Mike has owned or operated over 1300 units.  Seeking value-add opportunities and higher returns, Mike pivoted from multi-family to hotels and now focuses exclusively in this niche. Big Idea: Investing in Hotels is really a two-fold investment.  First you're investing in the real estate where the hotel is located.  Second, you're investing in the business of running that hotel successfully.  Because of this dual nature, hotel investing can be riskier than other real estate investments while offering larger & faster returns when executed properlyThis Episode of The REI Diamonds Show is Sponsored by the Kiavi- Kiavi Offers Reliable & Low Cost Fix & Flip Loans with Interest Rates as Low as 6.49%.  Buy & Hold Loans Offered Even Lower.  Get a FREE IPad when you Close Your First Deal by Registering Now at  http://REILineOfCredit.comResources mentioned in this episode:https://www.GatewayPE.com/For Access to Real Estate Deals You Can Buy & Sell for Profit:https://AccessRealEstateDeals.com/View the Episode Description & Transcript Here:https://reidiamonds.com/investing-in-hotels-with-mike-stohler/Dan Breslin: Today's guest, Mike Stohler, is a former commercial airline pilot, Navy veteran, and co-founder at Gateway Private Equity Group. Including apartment complexes, houses, and hotels, Mike has owned or operated over 13,000 units. Seeking value-add opportunities and higher returns, Mike then pivoted from multifamily to hotels and now focuses exclusively on this niche. Investing in hotels is really a two-fold investment. First, you're investing in the real estate where the hotel is located. Second and maybe more importantly, you're investing in the business that is running that hotel successfully. Because of this dual nature, hotel investing can be riskier than other real estate investments but at the same time offer larger and faster returns when executed properly.Dan: All right. To give some background, maybe you just want to start with the evolution of your real estate career and what your business looks like today.Mike: Sure. Yeah. I'll try to keep it quick. I'm a little bit older. I got started, I caught the PG days, the pre-Google days, and absolutely failed. I did probably what a lot of you did is I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, got excited, bought some tickets to seminar land, and then bam! Okay. I'm in small-town Indiana at the time. Buying was the easy part and then I didn't know how to be Atlanta[?]. I'm like, “Okay, wait, there's the paperwork? What's the least- get out. Oh, I need a 5-day notice[?]. I didn't know anything, right? I couldn't google anything. I failed and failed miserably just because I just didn't know what to do. We don't have podcasts. We don't have mentoring. We didn't have any of that back in the days.If I needed a tenant, it's like, what do I do? Put an ad in the newspaper, and it's the old day of doing things old way. Fast forward, now, what I did is I learned. I was like, “Man, this is the way that I need to do it. This is how you make money. Real estate is it.” I actually went to work for a property management group because I was like, that's the part that- the buying was the easy part, but how do I get experience? How do I get a mentor? I actually went and worked for them and I learned that end of it.I learned how to be a landlord because there are two parts of [inaudible]. You're an investor, but then once you get the asset, how do you become the landlord of someone who wants to stay in your asset? You have to learn both sides of it. That's what I did. Then I started in 20- about ten years later, this is probably 20- during the recession time period. I started getting back into it because I was like, “Okay, there's going to be some deals. I now have money. I have some cash. I have a good job. Let's get back into it.”Fast forward, I went from fourplex to 2 hotels, to 20 homes. I owned, managed around 1300 units of multifamily, and I did that within about a 7, 8 year time period.Mike & I Discuss Hotel Investment:• Repositioning Hotels while Enjoying Cash Flow• Site Selection-Finding the Right Location• Recognizing Profitable Hotels Post-Covid• Outsize Returns from Investing in Hotel DealsMike & I Discuss Hotel Investment:Repositioning Hotels while Enjoying Cash FlowSite Selection-Finding the Right LocationRecognizing Profitable Hotels Post-CovidOutsize Returns from Investing in Hotel Deals

America leads the world in GDP with the total value of the US Economy ringing in at $22.94 Trillion Dollars. Al Gordon explains how the strength of the economy translates to excellent opportunities in the real estate investing market, especially for Multifamily investors. Click to Listen Now

Profitable on-market properties are all around you, you just need to take the time to look. Oh, we hear what you're saying, “all those on-market properties are bad deals!” While not all properties sitting on the MLS are home runs, today's guest Cody Davis can confirm there are multiple cash flowing needles in the public housing market haystack.Cody and his partner have been able to grow their portfolio to eighty-one units, all through seller financing and all found on-market. These deals not only cash flow but once paid off will allow Cody to retire not only himself but his mother as well. Did we mention that he's twenty-one years old at the time of this recording? Another under-thirty-expert to add to our list of impressive guests!While many investors give up after initial pushback over seller financing, Cody goes one step further by having the investor emotionally invest in his success. No tacky sales methods or pushy conversations—just honest work with a clear vision that a seller can relate to. Cody is top of his class in terms of managing properties, acquiring new ones, and working with sellers—a guest ANY investor can learn a lot from!In This Episode We Cover:Picking yourself up after a deal falls apart and finding another“Relationship marketing” and how it helps sellers finance your acquisitionsRaising private capital and being sure your cash flow outweighs your debtHaving a crystal clear vision and using it to fuel all your acquisitionsManaging a property in-house vs. hiring a third-party property manager Why cap rate may be an over-hyped, often useless metric when looking at commercial real estateFinding real estate deals on-market when there are “no deals to be found”And So Much More!Links from the Show:BiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Rent EstimatorBiggerPockets ForumsMLS (Multiple Listing Service) WebsiteLoopNetThe Office (TV show)The Office Parkour in YouTubeAppFolio Property ManagementTiktokClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show554See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

While the pandemic swept across the nation in 2021, home values continued to appreciate in all 50 states by a median of 27%. Lifestyles Unlimited members who implemented their real estate investing model at the start of the pandemic have already made a huge difference in their lives, many reaching the point of retirement. It's a New Year, listen to Al Gordon to get you started!  Click to Listen Now

The pandemic closed some doors but it opened others, presenting new opportunities for those who know how to spot them. Del Walmsley shares 3 unlikely projects he started in 2021 that increased his income by over $100,000/MONTH! Click to Listen Now

It's the new year, and that means it's time for 2022 housing market predictions! Recently, Redfin compiled a list of their ten top 2022 housing market predictions ranging from things like interest rate bumps, to rent hikes, housing price cooldowns, and more. But, are these predictions realistic, and if so, how should investors prepare for them to come true?David Greene and Dave Meyer are back again to take a look at five of these ten predictions and give their informed, battle-tested opinions on which have the potential to come true. Dave has spent probably every day of the past year looking at housing market data and investing himself. David on the other hand has been running multiple businesses in the real estate vertical, allowing him to see directly what is happening in the market.With the Dave-duo back in the podcasting saddle, you'll be able to make wiser investment decisions this year while following the “pendulum swing” of wealth-building in real estate!Have a happy, healthy, and wealthy 2022!In This Episode We Cover:What happens when interest rates start to rise in 2022?Will new listings hit a 10-year high as housing demand stays steady?What will rent hikes look like as inflation roars onward?Whether or not investing in condos could be the underrated real estate play of the decadeInvesting in the metaverse and buying virtual real estateHedging inflation by making smart, informed real estate purchasesAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsRedfinSubmit Your Questions to DavidDave Ramsey's WebsiteBiggerPockets Podcast on AppleThe Big ShortMinecraftSecond LifeDecentralandSandboxEmail Us: podcast@biggerpockets.comDavid's InstagramCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show553See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wow, Vinney brought the lighting to this episode and broke down how he legally brings capital raisers in to his deals by having them create their own securities and managing their businesses to partner with his $50M 506(c) fund.    vinneychopra.com

Adam and Dr. Drew open the show discussing Drew's second bout with Covid that went through his whole family and what their experience was like. Adam also opines on why he hasn't come down with the disease despite many around him becoming infected. They also explore the role that the media or '4th Estate' has been complicit in spreading bad information and needs a revolution as soon as possible. Please Support Our Sponsors: TommyJohn.com/ADS Headspace.com/ADS TrueBill.com/ADS Con-Cret.com/podcast Lifelock.com, promo code ADAM

It is better to sell one $1,000 hot dog than to sell one thousand $1 hot dogs. That's why Stefan Aarnio chose to get into real estate. Selling one hot dog for $1,000 makes so much more profit, requires less effort, and has less customers and overhead than a high-volume business. In this chapter of Money, People, Deal, you'll learn all about the three business models: the horizontal, the vertical, and the diagonal. You have no idea where thinking big could take you, so there is nothing wrong with asking for more dollars for a single hot dog. Compare a $1 hot dog to a $1,000 hot dog, which cart would you rather own? “I got into real estate because in music I was selling hundreds of $1 “hot dogs,” whereas in real estate, I could sell a few $1,000 “hot dogs” and make a much better living.”

2022 goals are coming upon us. If you haven't done so already, it may be a great time to sit down alone, with your partner, or with other fellow investors to come up with a rock-solid game plan for this next year. We all want toacquire more units, see higher appreciation, and rake in more cash flow, but without a system and plan to catapult momentum, it'll be hard to achieve what we dream of.That's why David Greene, your new head host of the BiggerPockets Podcast, is here to help you build smart, scalable, accomplishable goals so you can crush 2022 and beyond. David also invites fellow investors, business owners, and entrepreneurs onto the show to have a live Q&A about running a business, cash flow vs. appreciation, developing an investor mindset, dealing with past goals you haven't accomplished, and accelerating your portfolio growth.In This Episode We Cover:David's 2022 investing, business, and personal growth goalsHow to not get bogged down in the day-to-day of your businessKeeping up the momentum throughout the year and celebrating small winsWhere to invest if you're looking for long-term cash flowWhat to do if you don't hit your goals in 2022?How to grow your portfolio and build capital to tackle more dealsAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Pro MembershipBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Talent SearchSubmit Your Questions to David GreeneDavid Greene TeamClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show552 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Brandon Turner has been an essential part of the real estate investing community for almost a decade. Some could say that he is THE person most thought of when you say “real estate investing”. But, in a both sad and happy way, Brandon is taking time off from the BiggerPockets Podcast to spend more time with his family, build his business, and surf significantly more.Due to the magnitude of the occasion, we brought in BiggerPockets' founder, Joshua Dorkin, to help hand off the keys to the castle to your new show host, David Greene. Brandon, David, and Josh spend this show talking about burnout, identity, the cost of comparison, wealth building, new year's resolutions and goals, and how to become a better person, bit by bit, every day.We will miss hearing Brandon's metaphors, jiu-jitsu references, and real estate horror stories from years ago, but we wish him the best of luck on his new ventures and hope to hear him back on the podcast soon with an update. For everyone but Brandon, stick around for new show formats with brand new co-hosts and content that you, the BiggerPockets community, have been asking for.In This Episode We Cover:Why burnout can be dangerous and often deceiving on your journey to successSeparating your identity from your occupation and being more than just an investorThe cost of comparison and why being content is the ultimate sign of successThe “Wheel Of Life” practice to help you analyze where you are lacking2022 goal setting and resolutions, and whether or not they workAdvice on podcasting and taking the reins from Brandon Turner and Joshua DorkinAnd So Much More!Links from the Show:BiggerPockets 2022 Wheel of LifeBPCON 2021Hustle & Persistence To Build Wealth Through Real Estate | BiggerPockets Podcast 169: Using Hustle and Persistence to Build Wealth Through Real Estate with David GreeneBiggerPockets Podcast 421: Family Over Everything: How Life Forced BP Founder Joshua Dorkin to Reevaluate His ChoicesBiggerPockets Podcast 092: No (and Low) Money Down Real Estate Investing with Brandon TurnerBiggerPockets BookstoreZillowTiktokUberOpen Door CapitalDerek Sivers' WebsiteThe 'Birds Aren't Real' Conspiracy MovementGoBundanceLive with Kelly and RyanCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show551See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tommy Christy has bought more homes than most investors you know combined. While he didn't have to put up his own money to close on the deals, he did go through the process of lead generating, offering, auctioning, analyzing, and finally closing on them for his hedge fund employer. He was able to score twenty-seven hundred homes in just over two years, before realizing it was time for him to build his personal portfolio a bit more.When the market crashed in 2009, Tommy saw an opportunity to buy homes at a significant discount. He was essentially buying anything under sixty thousand dollars in California, which turned out to be a good idea seeing how much the state has appreciated in the past twelve years. Tommy knows what it takes for the hedge funds to buy a great deal, but he also knows what they're overlooking.Even if you're not planning on buying two-thousand plus units in two years, Tommy's knowledge of “buy boxes” and systematizing your lead flow can help you reach a significant unit count, much faster. If you want to partner up on a deal, have a chat, or wholesale a home, get in touch with Tommy at tommy@ilovehouses.com!In This Episode We Cover:REOs vs. foreclosures vs. pre-foreclosures (and which you should look out for)Creative financing and understanding which type falls into which market cycleDeveloping your “buy box” and “crystal clear criteria” for real estate dealsThinking like a hedge fund so you can beat them at their own gameHow to scale your portfolio so you don't just have more units, but less workWhere to find the best lead sources so you can buy, BRRRR, or wholesale as you see fitAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsGoBundanceZillowDavid Greene's CompanyBiggerPockets Show 551 with Josh DorkinWells FargoProperty RadarBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Podcast 527: 300 Doors, 100% Creative Financing with Pace MorbySacramento BeeInvitation HomesZillowOpen Door CapitalBiggerPockets Podcast 543: 5 Tools To Unlock Your “Ideal Life” w/ “Traction” Author Gino WickmanJosh DorkinBiggerPockets Podcast 325: From Major Business Failure to Buying 20 Houses a Month With Aaron AmuchasteguiJeff Brown's BiggerPockets ProfileSupermarket SweepCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show550 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Maria Friström is an investor, designer, mother, and business owner from Finland, and she's one of the only few people that can match Brandon Turner in height. Maria was working in Silicon Valley before she voluntarily left her position to build an empire of her own. She took her down payment savings for a primary residence and on a whim bought a rental property in Fort Collins, Colorado.She and her husband then decided to move to Finland to raise their children. Through some challenging life events, Maria was left heartbroken and grief-stricken, with a business that became a full-time job for her. She wanted to express her creativity via design, so they decided to move back to America to flip their first rental property in Colorado.Maria's inspiring story is a testament to how real estate investing can pull you out of financial, emotional, and mental depths. She has built a real estate empire worth well over two million dollars and has the financial freedom to spend time where she wants, with who she wants, doing what she wants.In This Episode We Cover:How to build your real estate portfolio without building yourself a jobUsing real estate as a hedge against high taxes Presenting investment opportunities in a professional, efficient wayHealing after heartbreak and using your passions to bring you mental clarity The 4 keys to raising capital for real estate investing (whether it be banks, private money, etc.)Why you should always be willing to eat the shiz sandwich And So Much More!Links from the ShowBPCON2021BiggerPockets Real Estate PodcastBiggerPockets Talent SearchBiggerPockets on AudibleBiggerPockets on TwitterBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets Pro MembershipBrandon Turner's InstagramDavid Greene's InstagramOpen Door CapitalBiggerPockets Podcast 485: Atomic Habits That Help You Achieve Unthinkable Success w/ NYT Best Selling Author James ClearHow to Retire Early With Real Estate & Do What Matters More with Chad CarsonHow to Use the DISC Profile to Communicate Effectively in BusinessClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show549See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.