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Welcome back to another episode of The Richer Geek Podcast. Today we are joined by Fuquan Bilal, a seasoned real estate entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience building wealth through multifamily and luxury real estate investments. As the CEO and Founder of NNG Capital Fund, Fuquan shares how creative strategies, strong investor communication, and community impact drive long-term success. We talk about market cycles, investor trust, and what it really takes to raise capital the right way. This episode is packed with practical insights for investors and operators at every stage. In this episode, we chat about… Fuquan's journey into real estate and revitalizing underserved communities Lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis and COVID market shifts Why mindset matters just as much as property renovations How to build trust with investors through consistent communication Understanding different investor goals: cash flow vs. long-term equity Scaling from early deals to raising over $50M in real estate capital Inside look at NNG Capital Fund's Opportunity and Mezz Funds Key Takeaways: Cash flow and proper leverage matter more than hype during market shifts Community impact creates stronger, more sustainable real estate returns Investor communication should be consistent, honest, and ongoing Your network plays a major role in capital raising and deal growth Different investors need different strategies, there's no one-size-fits-all Long-term success comes from relationships, not transactions Resources from Fuquan LinkedIn | NNG Capital Fund | NNG Capital Fund Podcast Resources from Mike and Nichole Check out our latest project here: Barcelona Hotel Fund LinkedIn | Gateway Private Equity Group | Nic's guide
Fuquan Bilal shares how he scaled NNG Capital Fund, raised $50M, and built systems, teams, and mindset to create freedom through real estate investing.In this episode of RealDealChat, Jack Hoss sits down with Fuquan Bilal, founder of NNG Capital Fund, to discuss how he built a $50M+ portfolio through multifamily, affordable housing, and luxury new construction—powered by systems, people, and purpose.Fuquan explains how he started from nothing, burned his bridges to corporate life, and learned the hard way how to scale sustainably. He shares his experience implementing EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), raising capital through transparency, and developing affordable housing in the Southeast while building luxury spec homes in New Jersey.You'll also hear how he uses AI for deal analysis, trains his team through systems, and helps investors earn passive income while providing quality housing for families in need.What you'll learn in this episode:How Fuquan started with one deal and scaled to raising $50M+ in capitalWhy transparency and communication build investor trustThe real work after closing: asset management & operational excellenceWhy self-managing properties can double profitabilityHow to implement EOS & Scaling Up to create real tractionLessons from right-sizing your team & aligning around core valuesFour pillars of business success: people, strategy, execution & cashWhy systems + mindset = scaleHow to use creative financing (seller carryback, bridge alternatives)How AI is transforming underwriting and deal review
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In this episode, host Brian interviews Fuquan Bilal, CEO of NNG Capital Fund, who shares his 25+ year journey in real estate investing. Fuquan discusses his evolution from flipping houses to mastering distressed note investing, scaling a $50 million portfolio, and transitioning into multifamily and luxury single-family homes. He reveals how he navigated market shifts, built lasting investor relationships, and implemented systems for operational efficiency. Fuquan also covers creative deal structures, capital raising, remote investing, and leveraging technology like AppFolio and AI tools. You will gain actionable insights on sourcing deals, structuring partnerships, and the importance of communication and process in long-term wealth building. Key Topics: Flipping houses and early lessons from the 2008 financial crisis Distressed note investing: strategies, returns, and exit plans Scaling up: launching funds and raising capital Transitioning to rentals and multifamily properties Building systems and teams for remote and local investing Creative deal structures and seller financing Investor relations and communication best practices Leveraging technology and AI in property management Advice for investors: focus, mastery, and adapting to market changes Connect with Fuquan Bilal: Https://nngcapitalfund.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/fuquanbilal/ https://www.instagram.com/fuquanbilal/ https://www.facebook.com/fuquan.bilal.5 https://x.com/FuquanBilal ---------- Today's episode is brought to you by Green Property Management, managing everything from single family homes to apartment complexes in the West Michigan area. https://www.livegreenlocal.com And RCB & Associates, helping Michigan-based real estate investors and small business owners navigate the complex world of health insurance and Medicare benefits. https://www.rcbassociatesllc.com
Fuquan Bilal's story is proof that hustle, strategy, and vision can turn obstacles into opportunities. Starting from scratch 25 years ago, Fuquan built his real estate empire during one of the toughest markets in history—the 2008 financial crisis—while others were running for cover. By mastering creative investing strategies, he transformed distressed properties into profitable assets and built a track record that's raised over $50 million in capital. As Founder of NNG Capital Fund, Fuquan helps accredited investors achieve passive income, financial freedom, and portfolio diversification through Class B multifamily properties and luxury single-family homes.Follow Fuquan
Are you ready to take your investing journey to the next level? In this episode, we explore how to launch your own investment fund, whether you're building a hedge fund, private equity fund, or real estate syndicate. Learn what it takes to raise capital, structure your fund, register with regulators, and build a strong investor base.Fuquan Bilal(201) 537-5474GOng@nngcapitalfund.com www.nngcapitalfund.comMy Men Richard/Richard Lesperancerichard.lesperance@gmail.com https://linkedin.com/in/richardlesperance https://www.youtube.com/@mymenrichard
Are you looking to raise capital for your real estate or business deals but unsure how to connect with the right investors? In this episode, we dive into proven strategies to attract and build lasting relationships with accredited investors who can fund your deals. Learn how to position your brand, where to find qualified investors, and what it takes to earn their trust and investment. Whether you're a real estate developer, startup founder, or entrepreneur, this episode gives you the actionable steps to create a network of high-net-worth individuals who are actively looking for smart investment opportunities.What You'll Learn: Who qualifies as an accredited investor and why they matterHow to structure your offer to appeal to sophisticated investorsNetworking tactics that actually work — online and offlineLegal and compliance tips when raising capitalHow to present your deal with confidence and credibilityFuquan Bilal(201) 537-5474GOng@nngcapitalfund.com www.nngcapitalfund.comMy Men Richard/Richard Lesperancerichard.lesperance@gmail.com https://linkedin.com/in/richardlesperance https://www.youtube.com/@mymenrichard
On this episode of Best Ever CRE, Joe Cornwell interviews Fuquan Bilal, CEO of NNG Capital Fund. Fuquan shares insights from his 26-year journey in real estate, including his evolution from fix-and-flips to note investing, and now managing a hybrid fund focused on multifamily in the Southeast and luxury spec homes in New Jersey. He details his survival through the 2008 financial crisis, the strategic shift into second-lien note purchases, and his move into ground-up construction to reduce risk and increase control. Fuquan also explains his fund model, emphasizing diversified cash flow, operational efficiency, and long-term investor relationships over traditional syndication. Fuquan Bilal Current role: CEO, NNG Capital Fund Based in: Newark, New Jersey Say hi to them at: nngcapitalfund.com or on social media @FuquanBilal Get a 4-week trial, free postage, and a digital scale at https://www.stamps.com/cre. Thanks to Stamps.com for sponsoring the show! Post your job for free at https://www.linkedin.com/BRE. Terms and conditions apply. Join the Best Ever Community The Best Ever Community is live and growing - and we want serious commercial real estate investors like you inside. It's free to join, but you must apply and meet the criteria. Connect with top operators, LPs, GPs, and more, get real insights, and be part of a curated network built to help you grow. Apply now at www.bestevercommunity.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The 2008 Global Financial Crisis was hard for almost everyone. Fuquan Bilal remembers it like it was yesterday. A real estate investor, among other things, he came home to the news of the crash and the sharp realization that he lost $2 million overnight. That could have been the end with advisors telling him to file for bankruptcy. Join Ben and Tanya as they chat with Fuquan about how he fought to keep his companies afloat. Discover how he brought his business back from the dead, ignoring common sense, for his own gut instincts, his investments to diversify his income, and back into better communities for all. These are The Unshakeables. The Unshakeables is brought to you by Chase for Business and Ruby Studio by iHeartMediaSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The 2008 Global Financial Crisis was hard for almost everyone. Fuquan Bilal remembers it like it was yesterday. A real estate investor, among other things, he came home to the news of the crash and the sharp realization that he lost $2 million overnight. That could have been the end with advisors telling him to file for bankruptcy. Join Ben and Tanya as they chat with Fuquan about how he fought to keep his companies afloat. Discover how he brought his business back from the dead, ignoring common sense, for his own gut instincts, his investments to diversify his income, and back into better communities for all. These are The Unshakeables. The Unshakeables is brought to you by Chase for Business and Ruby Studio by iHeartMediaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The 2008 Global Financial Crisis was hard for almost everyone. Fuquan Bilal remembers it like it was yesterday. A real estate investor, among other things, he came home to the news of the crash and the sharp realization that he lost $2 million overnight. That could have been the end with advisors telling him to file for bankruptcy. Join Ben and Tanya as they chat with Fuquan about how he fought to keep his companies afloat. Discover how he brought his business back from the dead, ignoring common sense, for his own gut instincts, his investments to diversify his income, and back into better communities for all. These are The Unshakeables. The Unshakeables is brought to you by Chase for Business and Ruby Studio by iHeartMediaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Fuquan Bilal is one of the entrepreneurs featured in Jamie Bateman's Book - From Adversity to Abundance: Inspiring stories of Mental, Physical, and Financial Transformation. This is a republished episode (originally released on May 3, 2022) Episode 5: From a Life-Threatening Shooting and Millions Lost to Real Estate and Relationship Wealth with Fuquan BilalYou can buy Jamie's book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGTWJY1D?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860Fuquan Bilal is a multifaceted individual, excelling as an author, investor, and business owner, boasting a wealth of knowledge spanning various asset classes and investment strategies. At the helm of a blended fund, Fuquan spearheads initiatives that involve purchasing properties and implementing value-added strategies, thereby positively impacting communities across the United States. His company's investment portfolio encompasses multifamily properties, mortgage notes, single-family rehabs, among other ventures.However, Fuquan's journey to success hasn't been without its share of challenges. In 2001, he endured a harrowing experience when he was shot five times during a botched robbery. Surprisingly, Fuquan regards this incident as a pivotal turning point in his life, viewing it as the catalyst for a new direction. Subsequently, in 2008, he faced another setback, losing $2 million of his personal funds. Compounded by a divorce and custody battle, these trials tested Fuquan's resilience and fortitude.Remarkably, these adversities have instilled in Fuquan a profound sense of gratitude for life's simple pleasures, often overlooked amidst the pursuit of material success. They have also prompted him to embark on a journey of introspection, leading him to delve deeper into his core values and beliefs. As a result, Fuquan emerged from these challenges with a newfound perspective, one characterized by resilience, humility, and an appreciation for life's intrinsic blessings."Every adversity brings growth, so I embrace them like I'm the guy when a building is burning down, running towards the building, not away from it." - Fuquan Bilal"If it requires you to get up early, then do it. That's for you. Miracle morning. If you guys read that book, that's a great book. Also, if you can get that extra 2 hours in the morning to yourself, it's just a whole game changer." - Fuquan Bilal"Success is a daily optimized experience. If you can create every single day that's sustainable over time, that's success, an optimized daily experience." - Fuquan BilalBook and ResourcesPassion for Real Estate InvestmentsThe Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into TriumphConnect with Fuquan BilalWEBSITE: https://nngcapitalfund.com/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@FuquanBilal/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/fuquan.bilal.5TWITTER: https://twitter.com/NNGCapitalFundTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@fuquanbilalINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/fuquanbilal/https://www.instagram.com/nngcapitalfundofficial/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fuquanbilal/https://www.linkedin.com/company/nngcapitalfund/ATTENTION:Introducing Haven Financial Services - your trusted partner for streamlined accounting, expert guidance, and tailored strategies. Let's unlock your business's full potential together.Learn more: https://www.myfinancialhaven.com/jamiebateman/Connect with usWEBSITE: https://www.adversity2abundance.comLeave us a rating or review: https://www.adversity2abundance.com/reviews/new/ or hereGot comments, feedback or suggestions? We'd love to hear it! https://www.adversity2abundance.com/contact/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089126144055INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/adversitytoabundancepodcast/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/89949391/admin/feed/posts/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@FromAdversity2AbundancePodcastConnect with JamieLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-bateman-5359a811/
The remarkable journey of Phu Quon Bilau unfolds as we sip tea and discuss the seismic shift from corporate sales director to real estate investment maven. His story, a testament to the power of family legacy, reveals how a family member's real estate triumph ignited his own path to success. Bilau's insights into tax liens and mortgage notes are not just strategies; they're a lifeline to properties at deeply discounted prices. He's not just reshaping his own financial landscape, but he's also innovating the whole arena of real estate investing with his company, NNG Capital Fund.As a former telecommunications sales director, Bilau's narrative resonates with anyone looking to pivot from the corporate grind to entrepreneurial freedom. His transition wasn't merely a career change; it was a transformative leap into building wealth on his terms. Through the lens of personal growth and financial autonomy, we explore how real estate presented Bilau with opportunities that corporate life could never match. His first real estate win—a pivotal moment—underscores the unmatched satisfaction and potential of investing in one's own ventures.Wrapping up the episode, Bilau offers a masterclass in tax lien investing, serving up indispensable advice for novices eager to enter this niche market. He stresses the importance of knowing the lay of the land, from choosing the right attorney to understanding auction intricacies. But it's not all business; there's time for personal reflection, too. We touch on the essence of life equities, balancing business hustle with the rhythm of relationships, and making sure we nourish our connections with family and friends. Join us on this enriching journey that goes beyond profits to underscore the harmony of a life well-invested. Thanks again for listening. Don't forget to subscribe, share, and leave a FIVE-STAR review.Head to Dwanderful right now to claim your free real estate investing kit. And follow:http://www.Dwanderful.comhttp://www.facebook.com/Dwanderfulhttp://www.Instagram.com/Dwanderful http://www.youtube.com/DwanderfulRealEstateInvestingChannelMake it a Dwanderful Day!
Today we have a Newark native and the CEO of NNG: Real Estate Investor Fuquan Bilal.Ever wonder how adversity can shape your destiny? Today we have Fuquan Bilal on the show, a successful real estate investor whose story is one of the wildest we've had on the show. From discovering his passion for real estate investing to surviving the 2008 market crash and a violent shooting, Fuquan's journey is a masterclass in resilience. Listen as he takes us through his early days of investing, the valuable life lessons he learned from fatherhood, and how facing significant challenges only fueled his determination to succeed.Fuquan reveals the harsh realities of experiencing a financial downfall and how this eventually led to the birth of his real estate fund: NNG Capital Fund. He talks about his foray into the note business, the trials he faced while setting up the fund, and how his son served as his inspiration. Fuquan's diverse business model, encompassing fix and flips, multifamily properties, and notes, is a testament to his adaptability and keen understanding of the market, and is the trick to how he's built a resilient business in adverse times.But there's more to Fuquan than just his business acumen. He's also a community hero, turning his personal experiences of hardship into a catalyst for positive change. He opens up about his experiences in the low-income communities of Philadelphia, and how creating job opportunities for ex-offenders earned him the moniker of a 'hood hero.' The episode wraps up with Fuquan sharing his strategies for building investor trust, managing assets, and his plans for future expansion. Tune in for a great episode: this guy has an incredible story and even better business advice. Join the Deals & Dollars community today. If you're interested in becoming a guest on the show or receiving exclusive invites to our networking events, sign up on our official website.Official WebsiteInstagramYoutube
Welcome to a captivating episode of Unstoppable REI Wealth! In this power-packed installment, I, your host Billy Alvaro, have a riveting conversation with the brilliant real estate investor Fuquan Bilal from North Jersey. With an impressive 24 years of industry experience, Fuquan specializes in high-end fix and flips, ground-up construction, and commercial real estate investment. Prepare to be amazed as Fuquan shares his invaluable insights and secrets of success. From his down-to-earth persona to his profound impact on the real estate world, Fuquan's wisdom is truly awe-inspiring. Together, we delve into the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in business, drawing from my personal journey of being true and raw when I joined 12 years ago, which garnered immense respect and admiration. We also explore Fuquan's exceptional business model, which combines fix and flip properties with multifamily rentals, creating a robust buffer against market fluctuations. Discover the challenges we faced in generating leads and how we overcame them by focusing on our core business and delving deep instead of spreading ourselves thin. Furthermore, Fuquan reveals his remarkable strategies for acquiring properties, utilizing an array of resources such as wholesalers, Realtors, and direct-to-seller campaigns. He emphasizes the significance of building relationships and establishing a presence in the market through targeted announcements and press releases. And don't miss out on his ingenious trick to get on brokers' radar when starting out! Join us as we unravel the fascinating world of seller financing in real estate deals. Learn how structuring a deal with the seller acting as the bank can secure financing at a potentially lower interest rate. We delve into the art of negotiation and the use of deal analysts and due diligence processes to assess multifamily investments' viability. Efficient team management is another crucial aspect we explore, as we reveal time-saving strategies, incentive-based payment structures, and proper project timeline management. Witness how operational efficiency can propel your business to new heights and reduce chaos. And that's not all! We discuss the analysis and formula for purchasing land for new construction projects, emphasizing the importance of profitability and economies of scale. Fuquan also unveils his implementation of the EOS model, creating a long-term plan and achieving operational efficiency. Intrigued? Tune in as Fuquan shares his fascinating journey of starting a fund and implementing a debt fund structure. Discover how this unique approach has enabled him to scale his business, engage in various investments, and navigate the ever-changing real estate market. Speaking of the market, we delve into Fuquan's expert predictions and insights. Brace yourself for an enlightening discussion on market dynamics, buffers, hedging, and the future of the real estate industry. But wait, there's more! I invite you to visit billyssecrets.com, your go-to resource for tools, tips, tricks, strategies, and secrets for real estate business success. Implement what you learn, and I can't wait to connect with you on the next thrilling episode of Unstoppable REI Wealth! Remember, success in real estate is within your reach. Don't miss out on this transformative episode. Stay unstoppable! - Interview with real estate investor Fuquan Bilal- Importance of being authentic and vulnerable in business- Fuquan's business model: fix and flips, multifamily rentals- Challenges of generating leads in the changing market- Importance of gaining real-world experience in real estate- How Fuquan's organization acquires properties- Building relationships and creating opportunities in real estate- Strategy of seller financing in real estate deals- Due diligence process in commercial real estate deals- Efficient team management in the real estate industry- Analysis and formula for purchasing land for new construction- Achieving operational efficiency in scaling a business- Fuquan Fuquan's journey of starting a fund- Structure and benefits of a debt fund in Fuquan's business- Views on the current real estate market and predictions for the future- Strategies for success in real estate investing Connect with Fuquan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fuquanbilal/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fuquanbilal/Website: https://nngcapitalfund.com/And after that head on over to...https://easysell411.comhttps://billyalvaro.comhttps://billyssecrets.comWho knows maybe you will be our next partner?To get some neat (and FREE) Tools | Tips | Tricks to help you in REI!
Are you looking to start building a passive income stream from multifamily real estate investments? This video is for you! In today's episode, you will learn from our guest Fuquan Bilal, an experienced investor and entrepreneur, as he shares his journey of how he got into the world of passive income streams and multifamily investment with a long-term mindset. Hear about his successes, missteps, and tips for success along the way. Fuquan is CEO and Founder of NNG Capital Fund. He is a real estate investor with over 21 years of experience. His financial acumen and proprietary set of investment criteria enable the company to purchase under-performing real estate assets at a deep discount of both face and market values, thereby increasing the value of the assets. As a strategic investor, Fuquan says you will become the master of your own destiny and legacy. By implementing a long-term mindset, you enable yourself to survive economic shifts and master your time, so that you cannot only achieve more, but enjoy the journey as well. Watch this video now to learn more about investing in multiple family units - it could be the first step towards your financial freedom! Key Insights: 00:00 Introduction 02:45 Working on recurring income streams 06:11 Figuring out family and life ahead by going inward, always think 100 Years out 07:30 Realizing and working on passive cash flow 09:32 Your fund is like your own bank 11:51 The turning point: determining to change the circle and refinancing for the next deal 15:04 What does business look like now for Fuquan 20:45 Pivoting moment: single family to multifamily investing 26:30 Getting kids involved in the business, raising entrepreneurs with long-term mindsets 28:45 Your business will only grow to the extent you do, keep a long-term vision at your core 30:05 Thinking from the long-term perspective when building an enduring organization 34:04 In a nutshell To know more about long-term personal financial engineering and options for building legacy wealth, connect with our Team at www.100year.com Bonus resources: DOWNLOAD our Dual Asset Strategy ebook and learn how YOU can leverage cash value life insurance and become your own source of financing: https://100yearrei.com/ebook-download/ SCHEDULE A Call: https://100yearrei.com/callnow/ ^To talk to our Team about adding a Permanent Life Insurance Policy to your financial plan (and even the plan for your children), get in touch with our Team here^ About The 100 Year Real Estate Investor The Whole Life Insurance Policies offered by the 100 Year Real Estate Investor are specially-designed. This means they work harder toward achieving your financial objectives, no matter what they may be. Check out this blog for 7 facts about our specially-designed strategies that may not be true about typical whole life policies: https://100yearrei.com/7-facts-about-... #legacywealth #lifeinsurance #financialplanning #personalfinancialengineering #generationalwealth The contents of this video are for informational and educational purposes only. They should not be considered investment, financial, legal or tax advice. Jake and Gino are not licensed in the insurance or securities industries and is not in the business of selling, soliciting or negotiating the sale of any insurance contract, security or other investment vehicle.
Fuquan Bilal is an accomplished author, investor and business owner with expertise across numerous asset classes and strategies. Fuquan runs a blended fund that purchases property and adds value to many communities in the United States. Fuquan's company invests in multifamily properties, mortgage notes, single-family rehabs, etc. In 2001, Fuquan was shot five times in a botched robbery, which he says is the best thing that every happened to him. It created a new path for him in life. In 2008, he lost $2 million of his own money and then went through a divorce and custody battle. The adversity Fuquan has faced has helped him become grateful for the little things that we often take for granted. It also helped him be less materialistic and go deeper within himself. https://labradorlending.com/
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Fuquan Bilal left his sales job to pursue a career in real estate. While he found a passion for the business, he was affected by the 2008 market crash, but that did not stop him. Fuquan got involved in rental properties and eventually discovered the note business. In this week's episode, Anthony and Cameron interview Fuquan as he explains how his business works, what strategies he uses for success, and how he mitigates risks. Fuquan learned the power and importance of private money which motivated him to multiply his private money fund by proving himself to be a smart, capable investor- and you can too! Enjoy this episode!! Resources: Schedule your 15-minute call with Anthony or Cameron here: http://bit.ly/iwc15podcast Subscribe to our podcast at https://infinitewealthconsultants.com/podcast/ Schedule your Discovery Call with Anthony or Cameron here http://bit.ly/iwc15YT We use affiliate links. If you decide to buy something, we may receive compensation from those companies Check our online course at www.InfiniteWealthCourse.com Nelson Nash documentary http://bit.ly/NelsonDoc Buy Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash http://bit.ly/BYOBbookIWC
Do you want to get in to real estate with little or no money down? Are you looking for new ways to scale your business, even during the Covid-19 pandemic? In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to Founder and CEO of Smart Real Estate Coach, Chris Prefontaine, about selling on terms, structuring deals, and creating a recession-resilient business. From doing constructions in the 90's, to founding and running his own real estate business, to becoming a three-time best-selling author, Chris's determination has allowed him to succeed in many diverse areas of expertise. Since starting in real estate 30 years ago, Chris has experience in almost every real estate market. In 2008, with the financial crisis, he changed his business model to make it resilient to future financial crises. In 2014, he founded Smart Real Estate Coach, and has since been coaching investors on how to scale their business on their own terms. Chris is also a best-selling author, with his books, Real Estate On Your Terms, and The New Rules of Real Estate Investing. What is Chris's term strategy? How many ‘no's does he get to a ‘yes'? He tells us about his “sandwich lease to subject-to” strategy, and the 3 Paydays concept. What are the rules he has upfront as a seller? He tells us his views on the state of coaching in the industry, and how he's shortening the TTFD (time to first deal). If you want to learn how to get into real estate with little or no money down, or you're looking for new strategies to scale your business, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview Chris's contingency measures and business remodeling after the 2008 financial crisis has allowed his business to continue booming during the current Covid-19 pandemic. Chris has an interesting “sandwich lease to subject-to” strategy. Morally and ethically, they vet buyers and set them up to win with rent-to-own. Chris talks about the 3 Paydays, ranging from $45k to as much as $250k per deal. “You cannot coach or mentor without keeping your finger on the pulse.”on PFREI.
Do you want to get in to real estate with little or no money down? Are you looking for new ways to scale your business, even during the Covid-19 pandemic? In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to Founder and CEO of Smart Real Estate Coach, Chris Prefontaine, about selling on terms, structuring deals, and creating a recession-resilient business. From doing constructions in the 90's, to founding and running his own real estate business, to becoming a three-time best-selling author, Chris's determination has allowed him to succeed in many diverse areas of expertise. Since starting in real estate 30 years ago, Chris has experience in almost every real estate market. In 2008, with the financial crisis, he changed his business model to make it resilient to future financial crises. In 2014, he founded Smart Real Estate Coach, and has since been coaching investors on how to scale their business on their own terms. Chris is also a best-selling author, with his books, Real Estate On Your Terms, and The New Rules of Real Estate Investing. What is Chris's term strategy? How many ‘no's does he get to a ‘yes'? He tells us about his “sandwich lease to subject-to” strategy, and the 3 Paydays concept. What are the rules he has upfront as a seller? He tells us his views on the state of coaching in the industry, and how he's shortening the TTFD (time to first deal). If you want to learn how to get into real estate with little or no money down, or you're looking for new strategies to scale your business, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview * Chris's contingency measures and business remodeling after the 2008 financial crisis has allowed his business to continue booming during the current Covid-19 pandemic. * Chris has an interesting “sandwich lease to subject-to” strategy. * Morally and ethically, they vet buyers and set them up to win with rent-to-own. * Chris talks about the 3 Paydays, ranging from $45k to as much as $250k per deal. * “You cannot coach or mentor without keeping your finger on the pulse.”
Are you looking to get into investing during the Covid-19 pandemic? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to Co-Creator of Smart Asset Capital, Brock Mogensen, about navigating the real estate industry as a newer investor during the Covid-19 pandemic. From house hacking his first duplex, to co-founding a successful company, Brock has been able to attain success in a relatively short space of time. Brock started learning about the real estate industry around 3 years ago, and bought his first duplex a year later. In the 6 months that followed, he made the decision to focus on the syndication aspect of real estate, specifically underwriting. He then found 2 business partners with expertise in other aspects of real estate, and they co-founded Smart Asset Capital. Within 1 year, they've closed deals that include an 89-unit apartment building, and office space in a strip mall. Today, Brock gives back through his informative blogs and eBooks, and he runs the largest apartment investors meetup in Wisconsin. How has the Covid-19 pandemic affected Brock's business? He emphasized the importance of communication, and we hear his plan for the rest of the year. What has he put in place to protect his business from a future downturn in the market? If you're interested to get into investing, even during the Covid-19 pandemic, or you want to learn more about syndication and underwriting, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview Within the 2 years that Brock has been involved in real estate, he has managed to co-found a company, and build up a sizeable portfolio. Surprisingly, their office building and strip mall collections are doing better than their apartment collections, contrary to national data trends. Constant communication is vital for pivoting businesses during the current situation. Focus on one aspect of the industry, and be good at that one part. “Obviously you have to understand the different components of it, but don't try to be an expert in the whole subject. There are a million different things that go into these big deals; pick one piece of the puzzle.”
Are you looking to get into investing during the Covid-19 pandemic? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to Co-Creator of Smart Asset Capital, Brock Mogensen, about navigating the real estate industry as a newer investor during the Covid-19 pandemic. From house hacking his first duplex, to co-founding a successful company, Brock has been able to attain success in a relatively short space of time. Brock started learning about the real estate industry around 3 years ago, and bought his first duplex a year later. In the 6 months that followed, he made the decision to focus on the syndication aspect of real estate, specifically underwriting. He then found 2 business partners with expertise in other aspects of real estate, and they co-founded Smart Asset Capital. Within 1 year, they've closed deals that include an 89-unit apartment building, and office space in a strip mall. Today, Brock gives back through his informative blogs and eBooks, and he runs the largest apartment investors meetup in Wisconsin. How has the Covid-19 pandemic affected Brock's business? He emphasized the importance of communication, and we hear his plan for the rest of the year. What has he put in place to protect his business from a future downturn in the market? If you're interested to get into investing, even during the Covid-19 pandemic, or you want to learn more about syndication and underwriting, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview * Within the 2 years that Brock has been involved in real estate, he has managed to co-found a company, and build up a sizeable portfolio. * Surprisingly, their office building and strip mall collections are doing better than their apartment collections, contrary to national data trends. * Constant communication is vital for pivoting businesses during the current situation. * Focus on one aspect of the industry, and be good at that one part. * “Obviously you have to understand the different components of it, but don't try to be an expert in the whole subject. There are a million different things that go into these big deals; pick one piece of the puzzle.”
Are you looking for ways to diversify your income through short-term rentals and AirBnb? Do you want to be able to travel while managing your properties? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, the Queen of Capital, Holly Lynn, talks to Fuquan about short-term rental management. From renting out her sofa, to managing multiple AirBnb properties and rentals, Holly has earned a reputation for her work ethic, and has positioned herself as an industry leader. Holly is a graduate of the San Francisco State University College of Business. She started in short-term rentals around 15 years ago when she decided to rent out her sofa for $65 a night. Shortly after, she created the Bay Area Multi Family (BAMF) monthly networking and educational meetups, and started managing various short-term rental properties. How did Holly become the Queen of Capital? She tells us a bit about how AirBnb is dealing with the pandemic, and why she's avoided subletting and arbitrage. How is she navigating the pandemic? She gives investors some tips, and we hear how property owners can make the most out of the current situation. If you want to learn how to get into managing short-term rentals, or how you could take advantage of the many opportunities presented as a result of the pandemic, this episode is for you. Highlights of the Interview: Holly started 15 years ago by renting out her sofa for $65 a night. “Remember, AirBnb is not everything.” “I don't lend on friendship.” “On a really bad month, I'm not taking a commission, because I care more about helping them and benefiting the client.” “It's not work if you love what you're doing.”
Are you looking for ways to diversify your income through short-term rentals and AirBnb? Do you want to be able to travel while managing your properties? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, the Queen of Capital, Holly Lynn, talks to Fuquan about short-term rental management. From renting out her sofa, to managing multiple AirBnb properties and rentals, Holly has earned a reputation for her work ethic, and has positioned herself as an industry leader. Holly is a graduate of the San Francisco State University College of Business. She started in short-term rentals around 15 years ago when she decided to rent out her sofa for $65 a night. Shortly after, she created the Bay Area Multi Family (BAMF) monthly networking and educational meetups, and started managing various short-term rental properties. How did Holly become the Queen of Capital? She tells us a bit about how AirBnb is dealing with the pandemic, and why she's avoided subletting and arbitrage. How is she navigating the pandemic? She gives investors some tips, and we hear how property owners can make the most out of the current situation. If you want to learn how to get into managing short-term rentals, or how you could take advantage of the many opportunities presented as a result of the pandemic, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview * Holly started 15 years ago by renting out her sofa for $65 a night. * “Remember, AirBnb is not everything.” * “I don't lend on friendship.” *“On a really bad month, I'm not taking a commission, because I care more about helping them and benefiting the client.” * “It's not work if you love what you're doing.”
Do you want to be in real estate? Do you want to know how to become a millionaire? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to “The Millionaire Maker”, Loral Langemeier, about how to become a millionaire. From working a corporate job, to investing in real estate, to writing 5 best-selling books, Loral's passion has allowed her to accumulate immense wealth and success. Today, Loral is teaching the average Jill and Joe how to become millionaires themselves. Until 1996, Loral worked a corporate job before becoming involved in gas and oil real estate where she acquired millionaire status in 1999. In the early 2000s, she founded Live Out Loud, and started coaching others to create wealth and attain financial freedom. To date, she has written over 50 books, 5 of which are New York Times Best-Sellers, and has operated over a hundred successful businesses across 6 continents. What is Loral's “3 to 5 year strategy to make millions”? She tells us about the misconceptions that people have when they join the real estate industry, and the challenges that new investors face. How has Loral shifted her business and coaching, and adapted it to the Covid-19 pandemic? If you're interested in investing in real estate, and you want to learn the ways to create wealth and attain financial freedom, this episode is for you. Highlights of the Interview: The average Jill and Joe can make millions with Loral's 3 to 5 year strategy. Many people are taught that in order to make money, you have to have a job.“It's fine if you have a job, but you have to become an entrepreneur.” “Buy assets, not a lifestyle – you can have a lifestyle later.” “Anybody can do it. Anybody can make it. You just have to want to learn.” “Get into the street and start looking around. Everything is on sale right now.”
Do you want to be in real estate? Do you want to know how to become a millionaire? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to “The Millionaire Maker”, Loral Langemeier, about how to become a millionaire. From working a corporate job, to investing in real estate, to writing 5 best-selling books, Loral's passion has allowed her to accumulate immense wealth and success. Today, Loral is teaching the average Jill and Joe how to become millionaires themselves. Until 1996, Loral worked a corporate job before becoming involved in gas and oil real estate where she acquired millionaire status in 1999. In the early 2000s, she founded Live Out Loud, and started coaching others to create wealth and attain financial freedom. To date, she has written over 50 books, 5 of which are New York Times Best-Sellers, and has operated over a hundred successful businesses across 6 continents. What is Loral's “3 to 5 year strategy to make millions”? She tells us about the misconceptions that people have when they join the real estate industry, and the challenges that new investors face. How has Loral shifted her business and coaching, and adapted it to the Covid-19 pandemic? If you're interested in investing in real estate, and you want to learn the ways to create wealth and attain financial freedom, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview * The average Jill and Joe can make millions with Loral's 3 to 5 year strategy. * Many people are taught that in order to make money, you have to have a job. “It's fine if you have a job, but you have to become an entrepreneur.” * “Buy assets, not a lifestyle – you can have a lifestyle later.” * “Anybody can do it. Anybody can make it. You just have to want to learn.” * “Get into the street and start looking around. Everything is on sale right now.”
Are you interested in diversifying your real estate portfolio? Do you want to learn how to keep growing your business during the Covid-19 pandemic? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to co-owner of FasterHouse and FasterFreedom, Sam Primm, about the real estate industry during the Covid-19 pandemic. From working a 9-to-5 to founding three real estate companies, Sam's business success has grown from strength to strength while also creating generational wealth. Today, Sam is giving back through his FasterFreedom educational program, helping people achieve financial freedom through real estate. In 2014, while working full-time jobs, Sam and his business partner, Lucas, bought their first rental property. Strategically building up his portfolios, Sam went full-time in real estate in 2018, and has since added 110 doors to his rental portfolio, flipped 168 houses in 2019, and launched an education and training company. What are the challenges Sam faces? We learn what changes he's made to ensure a high active income, and his view on single-family versus multi-family rentals. How has his market been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic? If you're in real estate and you want to learn ways to keep your business afloat during the Covid-19 pandemic, or you're looking for educational content to help you attain financial freedom through real estate, this episode has the information you need. Highlights of the Interview: Sam wanted more than working a 9-to-5 for someone else and retiring at the age of 55. He wanted to create generational wealth that could be handed down to his kids. Having systems and processes in place is important if you want to scale your business. Sam has managed to take on a lot without any grey hairs and stress marks. With the right pricing, Sam is still getting multiple offers in the $150-350,000 range in St. Louis. The education business is less risky to get in to because it has a lower physical overhead.
Are you interested in diversifying your real estate portfolio? Do you want to learn how to keep growing your business during the Covid-19 pandemic? In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, Fuquan talks to co-owner of FasterHouse and FasterFreedom, Sam Primm, about the real estate industry during the Covid-19 pandemic. From working a 9-to-5 to founding three real estate companies, Sam's business success has grown from strength to strength while also creating generational wealth. Today, Sam is giving back through his FasterFreedom educational program, helping people achieve financial freedom through real estate. In 2014, while working full-time jobs, Sam and his business partner, Lucas, bought their first rental property. Strategically building up his portfolios, Sam went full-time in real estate in 2018, and has since added 110 doors to his rental portfolio, flipped 168 houses in 2019, and launched an education and training company. What are the challenges Sam faces? We learn what changes he's made to ensure a high active income, and his view on single-family versus multi-family rentals. How has his market been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic? If you're in real estate and you want to learn ways to keep your business afloat during the Covid-19 pandemic, or you're looking for educational content to help you attain financial freedom through real estate, this episode has the information you need. Highlights from the interview * Sam wanted more than working a 9-to-5 for someone else and retiring at the age of 55. He wanted to create generational wealth that could be handed down to his kids. * Having systems and processes in place is important if you want to scale your business. Sam has managed to take on a lot without any grey hairs and stress marks. * With the right pricing, Sam is still getting multiple offers in the $150-350,000 range in St. Louis. * The education business is less risky to get in to because it has a lower physical overhead.
Do you want to go from “having to work” to “wanting to work”? Do you want to know more about marketing strategies to generate leads and grow your business? Or are you trying to decide which vehicle in real estate will work best for you to reach your ultimate goal? In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, co-founder of Fox Cities Home Buyers, Corey Reyment, shares his experience navigating from ‘having to work' to ‘wanting to work.' From starting his real estate investing company in September of 2016, to buying his first rental property just three months later, to wholesaling up to 60 properties per year, Corey has been able to grow his business and free himself from the corporate world. Prior to entering real estate, Corey attended the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, majoring in Kinesiology. He then went on to intern as a strength and conditioning coach for the Wisconsin Badger football team, and soon realized it was no longer his ‘dream job.' After taking a sales job, Corey started racking up Sales Rep of the Year awards. However, the many years he spent working in sales still didn't realize Corey's goal of attaining financial freedom. His passion for real estate investing was ignited when he picked up the book, “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” and he then went on to found multiple real estate companies. Since 2016, Corey and his wife, Carrie, have spent their time helping people and sharing their knowledge through local seminars and education programs, all while attaining their own financial freedom. What strategies are they using to grow their business? Corey tells us why wholesaling isn't the easiest area when starting out in real estate, and how he managed to get his first wholesale property with limited capital. What are some of the challenges he faces, and what buying criteria does he use when acquiring his properties? Corey tells us about the many systems they use for operating the moving parts within the business, and we get to hear about his transition into generating passive income. Fuquan gives some important advice to those who are thinking about getting into wholesaling, and we learn what common problems pop up when building a good team in the long-term. If you're in real estate looking to earn passive income, or you're thinking about entering the real estate industry, or even if you're still trying to find the right vehicle to get you to your goal, this episode is for you. Highlights of the Interview: “Rich Dad Poor Dad” was the catalyst that drove Corey to find his passion in real estate investing. He is able to say that he “wants to work” rather than saying he “has to work.” People often worry about capital, when in fact having a good infrastructure is the most important part. “You must have a plan, a purpose, and you must have the right systems in place in order to scale to the next level.” “If you're thinking about getting your foot in it, just take that leap and get your first deal, because that's what catapults you and gives you the confidence to go out and do whatever you want to do with it.”
Do you want to go from “having to work” to “wanting to work”? Do you want to know more about marketing strategies to generate leads and grow your business? Or are you trying to decide which vehicle in real estate will work best for you to reach your ultimate goal? In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, co-founder of Fox Cities Home Buyers, Corey Reyment, shares his experience navigating from ‘having to work' to ‘wanting to work.' From starting his real estate investing company in September of 2016, to buying his first rental property just three months later, to wholesaling up to 60 properties per year, Corey has been able to grow his business and free himself from the corporate world. Prior to entering real estate, Corey attended the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, majoring in Kinesiology. He then went on to intern as a strength and conditioning coach for the Wisconsin Badger football team, and soon realized it was no longer his ‘dream job.' After taking a sales job, Corey started racking up Sales Rep of the Year awards. However, the many years he spent working in sales still didn't realize Corey's goal of attaining financial freedom. His passion for real estate investing was ignited when he picked up the book, “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” and he then went on to found multiple real estate companies. Since 2016, Corey and his wife, Carrie, have spent their time helping people and sharing their knowledge through local seminars and education programs, all while attaining their own financial freedom. What strategies are they using to grow their business? Corey tells us why wholesaling isn't the easiest area when starting out in real estate, and how he managed to get his first wholesale property with limited capital. What are some of the challenges he faces, and what buying criteria does he use when acquiring his properties? Corey tells us about the many systems they use for operating the moving parts within the business, and we get to hear about his transition into generating passive income. Fuquan gives some important advice to those who are thinking about getting into wholesaling, and we learn what common problems pop up when building a good team in the long-term. If you're in real estate looking to earn passive income, or you're thinking about entering the real estate industry, or even if you're still trying to find the right vehicle to get you to your goal, this episode is for you. Highlights of the Interview: * “Rich Dad Poor Dad” was the catalyst that drove Corey to find his passion in real estate investing. * He is able to say that he “wants to work” rather than saying he “has to work.” * People often worry about capital, when in fact having a good infrastructure is the most important part. * “You must have a plan, a purpose, and you must have the right systems in place in order to scale to the next level.” * “If you're thinking about getting your foot in it, just take that leap and get your first deal, because that's what catapults you and gives you the confidence to go out and do whatever you want to do with it.”
Fuquan Bilal is a note investor and real estate flipper. He has had over 250 profitable flips to date. We discuss how to overcome difficulties and become the best investor you can be. Fuquan is also passionate about teaching his children to be successful and learn the real estate business. He has some great tips and ideas that you can implement with your own children. If you are looking to get started in Note investing and/or real estate flipping Fuquan is a great resource to follow. Connect with Joe Robert: Joe@robertventures.com Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Enjoyed the podcast? Be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and leave a review. We love to hear your feedback and please share this with others who would benefit.
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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
In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, we're covering deals. We will learn what it takes to be an expert deal maker, like the 900-unit owning Kyle Jones of TruePoint Capital. Kyle shares his expertise on structuring deals, building relationships, and handling challenges in the multi-family investing space. Kyle's first taste of real estate began in college, watching the original episodes of “Flip This House”; but, his journey as a real estate investor didn't start until years later, after he did a profitable flip on his own home. As Kyle details with Fuquan, he's been through his share of challenges. He's had deals fall through. He's had property with water leaks that turned into expensive budget leaks. He's had to deal with a lot of the unexpected. One of the unique solutions to a common problem many investors face is scaling up his business. It takes time to produce a good flip and that time is not spent building more profit. While Kyle could wait and slowly build an empire built on house flips, he didn't want to wait. Kyle, like many other investors, turned to multifamily. Getting into multi-family units was only part of the solution for Kyle, though. The other part of the equation was structuring the deal. When you're investing in multi-family units, relationships and systems are crucial to your continued success. You need to build and maintain relationships with brokers, syndicates, and any other members of your team. You have to structure the deal in a way that makes everyone happy. You also have to communicate well with people who are at different levels of understanding when it comes to the numbers. In short, there's a lot going on if you want to get into multi-family investing deals. There is also a lot of money to be made in multifamily and a lot of ways to make that money. Kyle broke down some creative ways behind some of his deals in the episode, including a ground lease and the way he structures deal splits. If you're a multi-family investor who is looking for more insight into challenges that go into structuring a deal or creative ways to structure new deals, this episode will provide that insight from someone who's done hundreds of deals. This episode is also for you if you're a single-family flipper or investor and wanted to know what life as a multi-family investor looks like. Highlights from the Interview Why Kyle's journey into real estate started with “Flip This House” Why real estate investing can be a path to financial and time freedom The BIG problem in scaling single family flips Are there still good returns in the multifamily space? Disadvantages as a multi-family investor How Kyle built a huge real estate empire with just 2 brokers How to build a relationship with your broker….remotely The compression of cap rates and other problems Kyle is seeing in Class B & C properties Why Kyle is focused on the Southeast for investing How to get creative with your real estate deals Big challenges in multifamily investing Splitting the deal so everyone leaves happy Communicating with investors: What's the best way to share results?
In this episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, we're covering deals. We will learn what it takes to be an expert deal maker, like the 900-unit owning Kyle Jones of TruePoint Capital. Kyle shares his expertise on structuring deals, building relationships, and handling challenges in the multi-family investing space. Kyle's first taste of real estate began in college, watching the original episodes of “Flip This House”; but, his journey as a real estate investor didn't start until years later, after he did a profitable flip on his own home. As Kyle details with Fuquan, he's been through his share of challenges. He's had deals fall through. He's had property with water leaks that turned into expensive budget leaks. He's had to deal with a lot of the unexpected. One of the unique solutions to a common problem many investors face is scaling up his business. It takes time to produce a good flip and that time is not spent building more profit. While Kyle could wait and slowly build an empire built on house flips, he didn't want to wait. Kyle, like many other investors, turned to multifamily. Getting into multi-family units was only part of the solution for Kyle, though. The other part of the equation was structuring the deal. When you're investing in multi-family units, relationships and systems are crucial to your continued success. You need to build and maintain relationships with brokers, syndicates, and any other members of your team. You have to structure the deal in a way that makes everyone happy. You also have to communicate well with people who are at different levels of understanding when it comes to the numbers. In short, there's a lot going on if you want to get into multi-family investing deals. There is also a lot of money to be made in multifamily and a lot of ways to make that money. Kyle broke down some creative ways behind some of his deals in the episode, including a ground lease and the way he structures deal splits. If you're a multi-family investor who is looking for more insight into challenges that go into structuring a deal or creative ways to structure new deals, this episode will provide that insight from someone who's done hundreds of deals. This episode is also for you if you're a single-family flipper or investor and wanted to know what life as a multi-family investor looks like. Highlights from the Interview * Why Kyle's journey into real estate started with “Flip This House” * Why real estate investing can be a path to financial and time freedom * The BIG problem in scaling single family flips * Are there still good returns in the multifamily space? * Disadvantages as a multi-family investor * How Kyle built a huge real estate empire with just 2 brokers * How to build a relationship with your broker….remotely * The compression of cap rates and other problems Kyle is seeing in Class B & C properties * Why Kyle is focused on the Southeast for investing * How to get creative with your real estate deals * Big challenges in multifamily investing * Splitting the deal so everyone leaves happy * Communicating with investors: What's the best way to share results?
For most of us, real estate investing requires a lot of hard work: finding deals, marketing your deals, managing cash flow, managing tenants, and more. What if there was another way? What if there was a way to passively get deals and manage properties without all of the headaches? Lane Kawaoka, an engineer turned investor, found an investing path that worked for him. Starting in college, Lane built a slow-but-steady portfolio of properties but found it hard to scale his investing to boss levels. After he made two shifts in his investing journey, his life changed completely. Lane leveled up his mastermind groups with high net worth individuals with lots of experience. Lane's unique approach to real estate investing doesn't focus on complicated deals or active management because of his goals. Lane entered the real estate market to break free of the rat race. He wanted to work when he wanted and how he wanted. This pursuit of freedom shaped how Lane worked as an investor. Lane just had one problem. It was hard to scale. As Lane describes, two big shifts helped him scale from passive investor to passive investor boss. The first was upgrading his mastermind. At first, Lane felt that investing money in a mastermind was a waste. After he started to see the impact of high-quality masterminds, he went all in. The connections and knowledge he gained from his investments in masterminds completely changed how he viewed investing and helped him capitalize on his network and reputation to build a successful real estate business managing over 2,000 units. (Of course, having an engineering degree and construction project management couldn't hurt either.) Second, he shifted to syndicates of Class B & C multifamily investments and started building stable passive real estate income. By working with smarter people and connecting with people who already had the deals, Lane found a way to profit without having to grind through finding and managing deals. This freed up his time and allowed him to focus less time on actively handling the deal. Having a specific set of reliable cash flow strategies and a mastermind are just two of the tools Lane Kawaoka used to level up his passive investing. Lane also delves into other tools, such as using turnkey properties, syndicates, and buying the real estate business (vs property). He goes into all of these resources and more in the next episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments with Fuquan. If you are a passive real estate investor who wants to level up your investing smarts the easy way, this episode will give you an insider's look at one of the smartest passive real estate investors you will ever meet. Tune in to learn how Lane got to where he is, how he stays sharp, and what he plans to do in the near future to stay competitive and profitable. Highlights from the Interview How Lane successfully scaled from 11 properties to over 2600 multi-family units What's the toughest part of real estate investing? How can a mastermind help you in real estate investing? The importance of network and reputation in getting high-level deals Why you need to balance cash flow to level up your network and your net worth Lane's investing strategy that focuses on Class B & C properties Challenges in multi-family investing How Lane evaluates deals and the syndicates who get his deals Using turnkey for short-term profitability What inspired Lane to start a podcast about passive real estate investing How to scale from investor to business owner The importance of investing in high-quality masterminds Where Lane is looking to invest next
For most of us, real estate investing requires a lot of hard work: finding deals, marketing your deals, managing cash flow, managing tenants, and more. What if there was another way? What if there was a way to passively get deals and manage properties without all of the headaches? Lane Kawaoka, an engineer turned investor, found an investing path that worked for him. Starting in college, Lane built a slow-but-steady portfolio of properties but found it hard to scale his investing to boss levels. After he made two shifts in his investing journey, his life changed completely. Lane leveled up his mastermind groups with high net worth individuals with lots of experience. Lane's unique approach to real estate investing doesn't focus on complicated deals or active management because of his goals. Lane entered the real estate market to break free of the rat race. He wanted to work when he wanted and how he wanted. This pursuit of freedom shaped how Lane worked as an investor. Lane just had one problem. It was hard to scale. As Lane describes, two big shifts helped him scale from passive investor to passive investor boss. The first was upgrading his mastermind. At first, Lane felt that investing money in a mastermind was a waste. After he started to see the impact of high-quality masterminds, he went all in. The connections and knowledge he gained from his investments in masterminds completely changed how he viewed investing and helped him capitalize on his network and reputation to build a successful real estate business managing over 2,000 units. (Of course, having an engineering degree and construction project management couldn't hurt either.) Second, he shifted to syndicates of Class B & C multifamily investments and started building stable passive real estate income. By working with smarter people and connecting with people who already had the deals, Lane found a way to profit without having to grind through finding and managing deals. This freed up his time and allowed him to focus less time on actively handling the deal. Having a specific set of reliable cash flow strategies and a mastermind are just two of the tools Lane Kawaoka used to level up his passive investing. Lane also delves into other tools, such as using turnkey properties, syndicates, and buying the real estate business (vs property). He goes into all of these resources and more in the next episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments with Fuquan. If you are a passive real estate investor who wants to level up your investing smarts the easy way, this episode will give you an insider's look at one of the smartest passive real estate investors you will ever meet. Tune in to learn how Lane got to where he is, how he stays sharp, and what he plans to do in the near future to stay competitive and profitable. Highlights from the Interview * How Lane successfully scaled from 11 properties to over 2600 multi-family units * What's the toughest part of real estate investing? * How can a mastermind help you in real estate investing? * The importance of network and reputation in getting high-level deals * Why you need to balance cash flow to level up your network and your net worth * Lane's investing strategy that focuses on Class B & C properties * Challenges in multi-family investing * How Lane evaluates deals and the syndicates who get his deals * Using turnkey for short-term profitability * What inspired Lane to start a podcast about passive real estate investing
Senior living is a topic that's been covered on the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcasts before, but we've never dived into the variety of opportunities within the senior living niche. The senior living niche has evolved from “nursing home” to communities with community chefs and places that look more like Disneyland! Many people ignore senior living communities because they still assume senior living is “nursing homes” or “facilities” instead of the amazing transformations that have happened in all areas of senior living. Investors who are considering this asset class can get involved in an active or passive level. They have a variety of options for investing in different types of properties (as well as groups of properties). They also have an opportunity to make a powerful lasting impact on a person's life. At the same time, work in senior living, like other types of real estate, has its risks and challenges. Like every type of real estate, location matters in real estate for senior living. You also have to worry about stabilizing your cash flow. As a managing director of Tuscan Gardens, Sean has firsthand knowledge of those issues. He shared with Fuquan how his business moved through and how his business managed to capitalize on these problems when other senior living communities were failing. If you are an investor who has heard about real estate in the senior living space but wanted to know more about what it takes to get involved and maintain a successful, high-quality community (and get tips on other strategies you might want to consider), this episode will have everything you need to get started. Highlights from the Interview Why real estate in the senior living niche? The demographic trends that make investing early in the senior market a good opportunity How to be an active or passive investor in the senior living space What to look for in a good senior living community Handling moves and transitions with senior residents the right way How senior living has evolved from nursing homes to beautiful communities with amenities Risks of investing in the senior living space Finding a good location for a senior living investment How companies like Tuscan Gardens balance cash flow and vacancies
Senior living is a topic that's been covered on the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcasts before, but we've never dived into the variety of opportunities within the senior living niche. The senior living niche has evolved from "nursing home" to communities with community chefs and places that look more like Disneyland! Many people ignore senior living communities because they still assume senior living is "nursing homes" or "facilities" instead of the amazing transformations that have happened in all areas of senior living. Investors who are considering this asset class can get involved in an active or passive level. They have a variety of options for investing in different types of properties (as well as groups of properties). They also have an opportunity to make a powerful lasting impact on a person's life At the same time, work in senior living, like other types of real estate, has its risks and challenges. Like every type of real estate, location matters in real estate for senior living. You also have to worry about stabilizing your cash flow. As a managing director of Tuscan Gardens, Sean has firsthand knowledge of those issues. He shared with Fuquan how his business moved through and how his business managed to capitalize on these problems when other senior living communities were failing. If you are an investor who has heard about real estate in the senior living space but wanted to know more about what it takes to get involved and maintain a successful, high-quality community (and get tips on other strategies you might want to consider), this episode will have everything you need to get started. Highlights from the Interview * Why real estate in the senior living niche? * The demographic trends that make investing early in the senior market a good opportunity * How to be an active or passive investor in the senior living space * What to look for in a good senior living community * Handling moves and transitions with senior residents the right way * How senior living has evolved from nursing homes to beautiful communities with amenities * Risks of investing in the senior living space * Finding a good location for a senior living investment * How companies like Tuscan Gardens balance cash flow and vacancies
You've probably heard of investors who start off with a single family unit one year and end up buying a multi-family unit the next and you're wondering one thing: How? What is the strategy that allows a real estate investor to scale up fast? Keir Weimer gives “mindset” as the answer. No matter what you're trying to achieve in real estate, you need the right mindset to help you navigate the roller coaster that is real estate. You need the right mindset to find good opportunities. You need the right mindset to build the right team, find the right mentor, and the right processes to grow your real estate investments. “Mindset” , Keir realized is the reason he was able to grow as a real estate investor so fast. When he started receiving rejection letters for graduate school, he made an important decision. Rather than remain in that failure, he created a solution. He became an entrepreneur, became an agent and then a top-selling broker. Keir knew that his goal was never to remain a broker. It was to become the owner, so he found the right mentors, put in the right systems, and scaled up. Once he reached the top, he learned another thing about “mindset”: You have to give in order to grow more. That is what Keir shares with Fuquan today. Mindset is the reason Keir was able to grow so fast as a real estate investor. Mindset is also the missing piece you need as an investor to get to that next level in real estate, whether it's a new unit or a new role. Tune in to get insight to Keir's top tips on how to earn more by growing your mindset. Highlights from the Interview Keir's journey from grad school reject to top-selling luxury real estate agent The skills Keir learned that leveled up his investing practice Why real estate offers so many money-making opportunities to learn How to scale your real estate investing skills fast Why he chose to dive in multifamily investing…after the housing recession The mindset you need to stay ahead of downturns Why mindset is crucial to every level of real estate investing Why Keir believes in giving back to grow even more
If you're looking for a real estate investing strategy that doesn't require dealing with tenants, tools, rent payments while collecting checks, Mark Podolsky may be the mentor you're looking for. On the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcast, we've talked to asset managers, fund managers, and more….but we haven't talked to a person who bought and flipped real land and turned it into cash. Mark was so tired of the 45 minute Monday morning commute that he started dreaded Fridays. He was looking for a way to make money where he could control where and how he worked. He found that way when he was introduced to buying and flipping raw deals for pennies on the dollar. This strategy is what Mark introduces us to in this episode. Mark breaks down his first attempt at buying land with just $3,000 and how he flipped that using tax liens to start getting cash flow. He also walks Fuquan through an investing scenario so you can get an idea of how he is able to turn parcels of land into cash without waiting for rent payments, dropping a lot of money, or building a wall or fixing a leaky toilet. The system Mark created from his real estate investing strategy allows him to earn cash for less than 2 hours of work. Tune in to learn how to get started! Highlights from the Interview Why real estate investing gives you more time for less money How Mark got started in real estate investing with just $3,000 How he flipped his first tax deeds and got a MASSIVE return How he survived the economic downturn in 2008 Breakdown of Mark's tax lien investing strategy How he survived the economic downturn of 2008 The 2 major ways people can lose money using Mark's land investing strategy (and why it's so hard to even lose money) A look at Mark's automated business strategy that allows him to make money while only working about 2 hours a week!
We've already covered real estate fund management @passion4rei series, but we haven't dived into how to transition into the fund management side of real estate investing. That's why our host, @fuquanbilal, sits down to chat with Greg Hughes, a fellow mastermind buddy and co-manager of four alternative investment funds. Greg began his career in real estate investing while house hacking at 19 and continued to grow as an investor and strategist reaching the point where he is today. Currently, he co-manages four alternative investment funds and has raised over $95 million in funds and gets cash flow from hundreds of houses in multiple states. Greg shares how he transitioned from a 15-year old with his own lawn care company to a real estate investor and strategist with an (almost) recession-proof diverse portfolio. He covers what he learned during the last housing crisis and how he and evolved to keep his cash flowing. Greg also gives insights into what he's doing now to keep his business growing and scaling into the future. One big topic of the conversation was the 1031 exchange, a tax-saving investment strategy that you might not be aware of. Greg explains how a 1031 exchange works, how it benefits both the investor/owner and the person on the lease, and how to leverage it in different ways. On top of all that, Greg and Fuquan have a real interesting conversation about growth, scaling, and adapting as an investor. It's one thing to start an investment strategy in real estate. It's an entirely different thing to adapt that strategy in a changing world. Greg covers how he adapted his investing strategies before and during the recession and how he's preparing now for the future. He also shares how he is scaling his business even more and gives insight into the challenges in that scaling process. Highlights from the Interview How Greg transitioned from a 19-year old business owner/real estate investor to co-manager of four fund management companies Why Greg chose real estate & alternative investments instead of the stock market Challenges of moving from property owner to fund manager How did your investing strategy survive the recession? How do I adapt my strategy for a new market? Planning a cash flow strategy to protect your assets Biggest challenges as a fund manager Dealing with outside property managers vs your own 1031 exchange – How does it work? What he's looking forward to in 2020 Why investing in your education as an investor is critical to your success
Scott talks with Fuquan Bilal from the NNG about the second lien market and other real estate opportunities. Fuquan is the company’s CEO, which stands with the principal mission of capitalizing on the growing supply of mortgage notes in the interbank marketplace. Showing his expertise, he talks about how there are so many ways you can earn money, delving more into trading, foreclosures, and more. He dives deep into the second lien space by sharing the market change while offering some advises on where best and how to do it. Noticing how people sit on the sidelines waiting, he shows the importance of figuring out how to play in that space. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join The Note Closers Show community today: WeCloseNotes.com The Note Closers Show Facebook The Note Closers Show Twitter Scott Carson LinkedIn The Note Closers Show YouTube The Note Closers Show Vimeo The Note Closers Show Instagram We Close Notes Pinterest
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