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As a young boy everything seemed as it should for a pre-teen. Jared’s dad and mom were in a church that they helped start and everyone knew everybody. A new job for his dad took them out of state where they they again became involved in multiple churches. For Jared however, his questions to church leaders about faith went unanswered or at best were not satisfying. Late in high school the beginning of a long battle of depression started. He found staying in his bedroom and sleeping as a means of a refuge. In college his gifted and talented abilities were of little of use as his depression worsened. He went through the motions of faith by participating in a few Christian organizations. During one getaway weekend the leader of the group encouraged the college students to go out into the woods and spend an hour alone with God. Jared made sure he went well “off the trail” because he wanted no one around as he intended to face down God with an ultimatum. In that hour alone he told God to “show up now or I’m walking.” Over the course of the next few years his depression grew worse as he was unable to complete college. He began to see himself as an atheist, his rationale...if there were a God of the Bible he would have never let this happen to me. God never showed up. Over time and two suicide attempts later, Jared more thoroughly planned to end his pain, this time he would get it right. Before going through with it he decided to try one last therapy, ECT. Electroconvulsive Therapy. After multiple treatments he woke one morning and something was different. For the first time in years the possibility of hope had returned. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jared Irby joins Brian from Mobile, Alabama, to talk about his real estate ventures and the Mobile market. They talk about how Jared got started in real estate, the importance of marketing, and some of the benefits of investing in Mobile.   Key Takeaways:   [1:14] Jared is based in Mobile, Alabama, with his business Irby Home Buyers. They focus on wholesale deals that they primarily sell to other real estate investors, as well as multi-family real estate and some commercial investing. [2:40] Jared actually got into real estate when he was looking for an outlet to invest some money from another business. He started flipping houses and had a small rental portfolio over the course of about eight years, before committing to real estate full time. [4:05] Wholesaling really supports their infrastructure and marketing and allows them to acquire rentals and grow that particular portfolio. He started wholesaling as a way to get a good profit without a lot of capital and without much risk. [6:57] Jared has a sales and marketing background and discusses how real estate is more like sales, rather than real estate itself. They were able to put systems and processes in place so they were able to create deals quickly and get them out in front of people. [8:47] If you’re first getting started, it’s important to get plugged into some REIA meetings to make connections, but also take control of your marketing machine. There are many different ways to advertise, but the key is to focus on one. This can you automate your marketing to get ‘lead flow,’ so you can focus on building up sales training. [11:01] When looking for deals, they first look to just find some good deals. Once they get a deal, they evaluate it to see what next step makes the most sense. They flip or rent the ones that fit their model, and then sell the rest. This allows them to provide value to several people throughout the scale of a transaction. [12:45] Brian and Jared talk about the real estate market in Mobile, Alabama. It is about half the size of Birmingham but is a very diverse market spread out over a larger area. One of the good things about investing in Mobile is that they’ve got a great climate and there is also a lot of job growth. [14:30] When you pick a market, you want to pick one that’s growing, as well as a market that has good fundamentals. This particularly includes the need for people to have a place to live, as well as a good cost of living. [15:40] The price compared to the rent makes sense in Mobile. You can find a property and buy it in the mid-$80Ks and can get about $1,000 for the rent. [19:00] A lot of people get into real estate because they’re looking for a certain type of lifestyle. For Jared, real estate has allowed him to be able to afford some luxuries (a boat, a plane), but also allowed him to have more freedom. Once you build up your rental income stream, you’re free to do whatever you want really. [20:45] If you’re interested in getting started in the Mobile market, you can find Jared Irby on social media, or visit the Irby Home Buyers website linked below.   Mentioned in This Episode:   Irby Home Buyers Facebook Meetings Daily REIA Show Facebook Page Brian’s Book

Our guest this week is a brilliant mind in the community. He's a magician, a priest and a raconteur – we're really excited to have Jared Kopf. Every child is born with a sense of wonder that gradually dwindles. For Jared it never dwindled. He doesn't remember a specific moment when he fell in love with the art form. But by the time he was a young kid he had become totally obsessed. By 14 he was making pretty good money doing walk-around magic in restaurants. By the time he returned to magic after university he was much more interested in the art of magic rather than just fooling people. The post Real Magic with Jared Kopf appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

Our guest this week is a brilliant mind in the community. He's a magician, a priest and a raconteur – we're really excited to have Jared Kopf. Every child is born with a sense of wonder that gradually dwindles. For Jared it never dwindled. He doesn't remember a specific moment when he fell in love with the art form. But by the time he was a young kid he had become totally obsessed. By 14 he was making pretty good money doing walk-around magic in restaurants. By the time he returned to magic after university he was much more interested in the art of magic rather than just fooling people. The post Real Magic with Jared Kopf appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

Jared Blank is on the verge of running the World Marathon Challenge, which consists of 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days! We caught up with Jared before he left the USA for South Africa to begin the seven races. This quick podcast will blow your mind as we dive into the reality of his race, as Jared shares what he is about to attempt and what he has already accomplished.His journey of 183 miles in 168 hours is as follows:- Novo, Antarctica - Cape Town, South Africa- Perth, Australia- Dubai, Asia- Lisbon, Portugal- Cartagena, Columbia- Miami, FloridaFollow him on all Social Media @InMotional_Run on Twitter, @InMotional on Instagram or visit his website, https://www.inmotional.run.Follow the World Marathon Challenge at: http://worldmarathonchallenge.com as Jared runs to bring awareness to the dyslexia community.For Jared's full story visit the #LifeWithoutLimits podcast as Jared kicked off Season 3. 

It is Monday. That is a boo-type of situation. It is also the return of the Relatively Speaking Podcast. That will likely make you feel the opposite emotions that usually come with the Monday blues, as it is the greatest podcast in the history of the world. Seriously. You can ask anybody about the Relatively Speaking Podcast, and they will all say the same: "The Relatively Speaking Podcast is the greatest podcast in the history of mankind." On this edition of the podcast, the guys start the show by discussing two NFL teams who apparently need more respect. For Jared, it is the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers. For Joseph, he thinks football is super violent. The Houston Texans finally benched their big offseason signing who was apparently a quarterback. What a (Tom) Savage move, in the Relatively Speaking Podcast's opinion. Kentucky Wildcats guard Malik Monk went bonkers against the North Carolina Tar Heels. Also, Tacko Fall is more than just a 7-6 humanoid... Joseph thinks he's on the verge of playing his way into NBA Mock Draft experts' first-round. Bad Tweets is as historically bad as ever. It is how the segment works, to be honest. As for Absurd Questions, it is once again a situation where you will just have to listen to understand the veracity of absurdness that comes with this segment. You can, if you dare, follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops. If you want to do a similar thing with the other, less articulate host, you can @JosephNardone.

It is Monday. That is a boo-type of situation. It is also the return of the Relatively Speaking Podcast. That will likely make you feel the opposite emotions that usually come with the Monday blues, as it is the greatest podcast in the history of the world. Seriously. You can ask anybody about the Relatively Speaking Podcast, and they will all say the same: "The Relatively Speaking Podcast is the greatest podcast in the history of mankind." On this edition of the podcast, the guys start the show by discussing two NFL teams who apparently need more respect. For Jared, it is the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers. For Joseph, he thinks football is super violent. The Houston Texans finally benched their big offseason signing who was apparently a quarterback. What a (Tom) Savage move, in the Relatively Speaking Podcast's opinion. Kentucky Wildcats guard Malik Monk went bonkers against the North Carolina Tar Heels. Also, Tacko Fall is more than just a 7-6 humanoid... Joseph thinks he's on the verge of playing his way into NBA Mock Draft experts' first-round. Bad Tweets is as historically bad as ever. It is how the segment works, to be honest. As for Absurd Questions, it is once again a situation where you will just have to listen to understand the veracity of absurdness that comes with this segment. You can, if you dare, follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops. If you want to do a similar thing with the other, less articulate host, you can @JosephNardone.