Podcast appearances and mentions of jimmy vreeland

TakeawaysLeveraging debt as a tool for wealth building, particularly in real estate investing. Jimmy Vreeland challenges the traditional view of avoiding debt and highlights how using other people's money responsibly can maximize financial outcomes. By differentiating between consumer debt and wealth-producing debt, he illustrates how strategic borrowing, like utilizing 30-year conventional mortgages, can offer stability and low risk while promoting financial growth.Various financing options are available to real estate investors, ranging from 0% interest business credit cards to commercial bank loans. This episode provides insights into the risks and benefits associated with each type of debt, including the concepts of recourse and risk of ruin. Financial education is extremely important in effectively managing and leveraging debt. By understanding the mechanics of debt and the financial instruments available, investors can make informed decisions that align with their long-term financial goals.00:01 - Wealth Building13:03 - Understanding Mortgage Loans and Debt24:20 - Debt and Real Estate Exploration About Jimmy VreelandJimmy graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, spent 5 years as an Army Ranger, and deployed three times twice to Iraq and once to Afghanistan. On his last deployment, he read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki which led him down the path of real estate investing. As his own portfolio grew, eventually he started a real estate investing business. Since 2018 his team at Vreeland Capital has supplied over 100 houses a year to high performing, passive investors who want to work with his team and his team is now managing over 800 houses.Get in touch with Jimmy and his team at www.vreeland-capital.comMore about JimmyWebsite: www.jimmyvreeland.comLinkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-vreelandInstagram: www.instagram.com/jimmyvreelandFacebook: www.facebook.com/JimmyVreelandYoutube: www.youtube.com/@JimmyVreelandC>>>>>>Get free access to the private Ranger Real Estate facebook group

SummaryIn the inaugural episode of the Main Street Patriot podcast, host Jimmy Vreeland shares his journey into real estate, starting from his military deployment in Iraq where he discovered the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad.' He discusses his transition from military life to corporate sales, the challenges he faced in building wealth through real estate, and the importance of focusing on key investment strategies. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding one's natural tendencies in investing and the value of mentorship in navigating the complexities of wealth building. In this conversation, Jimmy shares his journey from a corporate job to becoming a successful real estate investor. He discusses the pivotal moments that led him to embrace real estate full-time, the challenges he faced in building a substantial portfolio, and the importance of mentorship and masterminds in his growth. He emphasizes the distinction between active and passive income, advocating for high-earning professionals to focus on building wealth through real estate while maintaining their primary income sources. The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with resources that can help them in their real estate investment journey. TakeawaysInformation is crucial for effective decision making.Military experience can enhance strategic thinking.Investing requires careful consideration of pros and cons.The transition from military to civilian investing can be complex.Understanding risks is essential in both fields.Preparation and planning are key to success.Experience in the military can provide unique perspectives.Investing is not just about knowledge, but also about timing.Learning from past mistakes is vital for growth.Continuous education is important in both military and investing. Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Main Street Patriot Podcast02:32 Jimmy's Journey into Real Estate07:27 Transitioning from Military to Corporate Sales11:25 Building Wealth through Real Estate15:37 Navigating Investment Challenges21:07 Focusing on the Four Pillars of Wealth23:13 The Turning Point: Embracing Real Estate Full-Time27:49 Building a Portfolio: The Journey to 120 Houses32:20 Masterminds and Mentorship: Learning from the Best37:50 Active vs Passive Income: Finding the Right Path43:29 The Call to Action: Building Wealth in Real Estate About Jimmy VreelandJimmy graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, spent 5 years as an Army Ranger, and deployed three times twice to Iraq and once to Afghanistan. On his last deployment, he read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki which led him down the path of real estate investing. As his own portfolio grew, eventually he started a real estate investing business. Since 2018 his team at Vreeland Capital has supplied over 100 houses a year to high performing, passive investors who want to work with his team and his team is now managing over 800 houses.Get in touch with Jimmy and his team at www.vreeland-capital.comMore about JimmyWebsite: www.jimmyvreeland.comLinkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-vreelandInstagram: www.instagram.com/jimmyvreelandFacebook: www.facebook.com/JimmyVreelandYoutube: www.youtube.com/@JimmyVreelandC>>>>>>Get free access to the private Ranger Real Estate facebook group

Welcome to The Main Street Patriot Podcast hosted by Jimmy Vreeland, the Main Street Patriot. Everyone knows Wall Street is buying up Main Street. This is the show that shows you how to cut out the middle man, and do what Wall Street does, not what they say, investing in Main Street Real Estate passively WITHOUT leaving your high performing 9-5 cash-machine! Join us every other Monday on the Main Street Patriot. About Jimmy Vreeland Jimmy graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, spent 5 years as an Army Ranger, and deployed three times twice to Iraq and once to Afghanistan. On his last deployment, he read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki which led him down the path of real estate investing. As his own portfolio grew, eventually he started a real estate investing business.  Since 2018 his team at Vreeland Capital has supplied over 100 houses a year to high performing, passive investors who want to work with his team and his team is now managing over 800 houses. Get in touch with Jimmy and his team at www.vreeland-capital.com More about Jimmy Website: www.jimmyvreeland.com Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-vreeland Instagram: www.instagram.com/jimmyvreeland Facebook: www.facebook.com/JimmyVreeland Youtube: www.youtube.com/@JimmyVreelandC >>>>>>Get free access to the private Ranger Real Estate facebook group

IBUYSTL Bobby Kough Sometimes, things will happen in life that causes us to have to pack up and move… I know…in my 12 years in the military, our family moved 13 times… between training assignments and deployments, etc. In what is now over 46 years of marriage, my wife and have moved 19 times. So we know what it is like when you need to sell a home, quickly and easily – or as easily and as quickly as possible – and move…Amen. For some others, it could be having to sell a home after their parents pass on…for others, it could be through a divorce, etc. The point being, when you need to sell, in some circumstance, it is not feasible to do repairs, set up the staging of the house – allowing strangers to come walking through (and realtors wanting you OUT of the house before they bring these strangers through), etc. But, that is the “traditional” route that a lot of people think they have to take…Not anymore…our guest today is Robert Kough, who will be offering you an alternate solution… Originally from Rancho Cucamonga, California, Robert Kough now resides in the St. Louis, MO area. He is a 2015 graduate of the US Army Military Academy at West Point and played as a defensive lineman with the Black Knights… with 79 career tackles… Praise God! He served as an Engineer Officer for five years. After military service, he moved into a passion that he had been holding onto for his last year or so he was in the Army – Real Estate. The Lord had him connect with a fellow West Point graduate, Jimmy Vreeland and together, they have built a hugely successful company, IBuySTL (or St. Louis). Together, they have grown this company to one of the major players in the St. Louis housing market. IBuySTL provides options to sellers outside of the traditional way of selling a home, where the seller completes repairs prior to selling. Working with IBuySTL, they will purchase your house “as-is” and offer creative solutions to alleviate many of the stressors that often come with selling a home. So far, they have built a turnkey portfolio of more than 800 houses! IBuySTL has been recognized as one of the top buyers of houses in St. Louis and the surrounding areas. Amen! Help me welcome to the program, Bobby Kough! Bobby, it is a blessing to have you with us today, brother! First question I always start with is this… other than that brief information I just shared, can you tell us in your own words, “Who is Bobby Kough?” Were you a believer before going to West Point? From what I understand, you lost your father while at West Point, correct?Was that in your Plebe year? What were the ramifications of that loss for you at West Point? Did they give you family leave time or did you have to withdraw… I'm just curious as to how that worked out… You returned and had a massive success on the football field. I live in the Baltimore / Annapolis area of Maryland and, naturally, everything here is “Go Navy.” I'm in the minority when I shout out “GO ARMY!” In fact, my son-in-law is a Navy Academy graduate and was a Marine Corps officer… but, I let my Cavalry Officer time shine through…I've got Cav yard signs, etc…just to rub it in… Share with us one of the most memorable moments you experienced on the football field… When did you realize you wanted to leave the military and begin your civilian career? Why real estate? What motivated you go down this path? How did you meet up with Jimmy Vreeland? Share with us how you are able to help homeowners looking to sell their homes in the St. Louis area? Your company is an “investment company” and not a real...

Buckle up folks because today is going to be an adventure with our guest, Jimmy Vreeland, who BJ mentioned last week while meandering on the topic of fulfillment. Join in and get to know more about who Jimmy Vreeland is, what he does, and how he got there. We delve into how he got to the inflection point of starting a podcast (or podcasts) with the mission to educate people, and then deep dive into Jordan B. Peterson's interpretation of The Hero's Journey and Jimmy shares his thoughts on achievement and fulfillment, including his personal definition of the latter. Jimmy offers a compelling elevator pitch on why passive real estate investments are a wise consideration and shares insights on how his military background shaped some of his leadership skills. Don't miss his answers to our rapid-fire questions and his closing thoughts, inspiration, and recommended actionable steps toward fulfillment. Thanks for listening, enjoy. Key Points From This Episode:The two-focus points BJ wants to hit on today.Jimmy Vreeland: who he is, what he does, and how he got here. He explains what a BRR Deal is.The inflection point: why do a podcast and educate people.Jimmy gives background on Jordan Peterson's The Hero's Journey.We delve into the two Hero's Journeys: chasing achievement and fulfillment. How Jimmy defines fulfillment and desired M-state.The elevator pitch on why passive real estate investments are a smart option to consider.Leadership skills Jimmy gleaned from the army that transferred to his leadership in business.Jimmy fires back answers to our rapid-fire questions.Jimmy shares closing thoughts, parting wisdom, inspiration, or challenges to listeners.  One action toward fulfillment and how to articulate that for yourself. Quotes:“I feel like buying real estate without a certain amount of education is like running with scissors.” — @Libertarianmose [0:06:09]“Once I realized that there was no success without the abyss, I just started having fun with it.” — @Libertarianmose [0:09:55]“You can't build a toaster alone, and you can't become wealthy alone. You can't become wealthy if you are only a steward over your own cash.” — @Libertarianmose [0:14:27]“If you are coordinating action with others, it's a way to be fulfilled and accomplish things with other people.” — @Libertarianmose [0:17:17]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Jimmy Vreeland on LinkedInJimmy Vreeland on XJimmy Vreeland on InstagramJimmy Vreeland on YouTubeBusting the Real Estate Investing Lies: Build Wealth the Smart Way: Through the Most Time-Tested, Least Volatile Path to Financial FreedomVreeland CapitalCombat, Cash Machines, and Cashflow: The Evolution of Jimmy VreelandRise Up. Live Free.Dude, Where's My House? (Jimmy Vreeland)Opening Up The Tent PodcastWord on Fire PodcastExodus90West PointRich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! The Hero's 2 JourneysThe Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell (1999-09-01)Daniel MarcosShoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of NikeLarry Yatch on LinkedInHow Leadership (Actually) Works: A Navy SEAL's Complete System for Coordinating TeamsC.S LewisJordan B. PetersonMere Christianity The Road Less StupidInspiring People & Places PodcastMCFAMCFA CareersBJ Kraemer on LinkedIn

Welcome to another episode of the Real Estate Investing School Podcast! Today, we are privileged to unravel the incredible journey of Jimmy Vreeland, a seasoned real estate investor with a unique background. Jimmy spent 15 years in the army, eventually transitioning into a medical sales job that became his financial catalyst. From there, he delved into real estate investing, evolving into a full-time investor & entrepreneur with a remarkable story to share. As the co-founder of Cashflow Tactics, an education company specializing in turnkey real estate assets, and the founder of Vreeland Capital, a comprehensive resource for real estate investors, Jimmy has become a key player in the St. Louis market. Renowned as the "Cashflow Heaven," he boasts the ability to find, fix, place a tenant, and manage any investment property in this thriving market. With an impressive track record of turning key 700 houses in just 5 years, Jimmy's expertise is nothing short of extraordinary. Discover how Jimmy stumbled upon real estate investing in 2006 while serving in Iraq, inspired by the iconic book "Rich Dad Poor Dad." During his military service, he diligently studied the intricacies of real estate, and with the support of his mom, purchased his first property while serving. Unveiling the distinction between active cash and wealth, Jimmy emphasizes the need for a cash machine before acquiring assets, a philosophy that guided him to buy 60 rentals in 2016. Tune in as Jimmy shares invaluable insights on maximizing your bankability before becoming a full-time business owner. His team at Vreeland Capital is dedicated to assisting individuals who already have a cash machine, helping them navigate the nuances of real estate investment successfully. Jimmy's strategic approach involves building multiple businesses that complement each other, reaching a point where he acquires rental properties primarily for their tax benefits. In this episode, Jimmy imparts wisdom gained from his military background, highlighting the parallels between real estate and chess. He recommends the book "How I Lost a Million Dollars in the Stock Market" and reflects on the importance of focus during challenging times. As a former Army Ranger, Jimmy brings the principles of discipline and responsibility into his businesses, understanding that true freedom means the ability to choose your obligations. Don't miss out on his recommended read, "Chase the Lion," and gain a deeper understanding of how real estate, for Jimmy, is not just an investment but a magical asset class. Having a hard time finding deals in today's market? If so, book a free strategy call with us in the link below to see how we can help you! Show Links: Book a free real estate investing strategy call! No experience necessary. Check out the Real Estate Investing School Youtube Real Estate Investing School Instagram Brody's Instagram Joe's Instagram Jimmy's Instagram

Join the electric debate on “Pardon the Disruption” as Steve Trang, RJ Bates III, Chris Jefferson, Leon G Barnes, Jimmy Vreeland, and Eric Brewer square off in a heated discussion about the 2023 World Series showdown between the D-Backs and the Rangers. Featuring: Steve Trang,... The post 2023 World Series: D-Backs vs. Rangers appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Welcome to Pardon the Disruption, an entrepreneurship debate podcast featuring RJ Bates III, Steve Trang, Chris Jefferson, Jimmy Vreeland and Eric Brewer.Topics Discussed:1. Lately, many music fans have been criticizing the sudden and unreasonable increase in concert ticket prices in the past year. For Real Estate investors, what's a reasonable price for attending a live event/mastermind to improve their business?2. What's your favorite type of property to purchase?3. When looking for deals and sellers, what are your criteria for qualifying and disqualifying a deal?4. If we have a national association of wholesalers who would you want to lead it?5. With the Arizona Diamondbacks and Texas Rangers given next to zero chance to win the World Series at the beginning of the season, How can entrepreneurs who come from a poor background change their generational future despite the odds being against them?Learn how to close like The King Closer at https://thekingcloser.com/With over 900 Videos, this is the #1 channel on YouTube for all things Virtual Wholesaling. SUBSCRIBE NOW! https://youtube.com/@RJBatesIIIBuy the replay of the Closers Olympics at https://closersolympics.com/rjLearn more about the systems I use to virtually wholesale nationwide using the links below!LeadZolo YouTube Leads: https://www.leadzolo.com/titaniumThe Most Powerful Dispo Tool: https://get.investorlift.com/titanium/#rjbatesiii #kingcloser #pardonthedisruption #wholesalehouses #wholesalingrealestate #realestateinvestingSupport the show

Jimmy Vreeland joins Marck to discuss how to thrive in the current high interest rate environment.

Matthew Potter returns to the judge's seat as Steve Trang, RJ Bates III, Jimmy Vreeland, and our special guest panelist, Robert Wensley, go head-to-head. The burning question: Does the Government Want to Control Housing? Get ready for a dynamic clash of perspectives and insights as... The post Housing, Does The Government Want To Control It? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Welcome to Pardon the Disruption, an entrepreneurship debate podcast featuring RJ Bates III, Steve Trang, Robert Wensley and Jimmy Vreeland.1. Live Streamer Adin Ross breaks the record for most live streams in under 1 minute for misleading people that he was live streaming with North Korean Dictator Kim Jung-Un. What's the most misleading/shameful thing you've seen in Real Estate?2. Recently Terrell Owens and Stephen A. Smith were in a social media debate over First Take and personal attacks from and to each other. How would you handle someone in the real estate investing industry attacking your brand through social media?3. During a Real Estate appointment, a shocked witness saw two bears crawling into a parked Krispy Kreme donut van in Anchorage, Alaska and eating several donuts. What has been your craziest encounter with wildlife at one of your real estate deals?4. Like the Union Auto Strike happening across the United States, over wages and fear of work being outsourced. What are some areas of real estate that can be outsourced?5. Recently the Mexican government unveiled some alleged alien bodies causing conspiracy on whether they were real or not. What is your strangest conspiracy theory for real estate investing?Buy the replay of the Closers Olympics at https://closersolympics.com/rjLearn more about the systems I use to virtually wholesale nationwide using the links below!Speed to Lead PPC Marketplace: https://app.ispeedtolead.com/TITANIUMLeadZolo YouTube Leads: https://www.leadzolo.com/titaniumBatchLeads 1,000 Seller Leads: https://batchleads.io/titaniumBatchDialer 7 Day Free Trial: https://batchdialer.com/titaniumNationwide MLS Comps: http://bit.ly/3K3MFUGThe Most Powerful Dispo Tool: https://get.investorlift.com/titanium/Propstream Free Trial: http://trial.propstreampro.com/titanium/Support the show

Welcome to Pardon the Disruption, an entrepreneurship debate podcast featuring RJ Bates III, Steve Trang, Chris Jefferson and Jimmy Vreeland.Topics discussed are1. When rates eventually go down, who are the people that will look into buying a new home?2. In 3 games for Inter Miami Lionel Messi scored 5 goals and assisted once. What would you define as a successful onboarding week if you hired a highly talented recruit?3. Many fans of the Oakland Athletics are asking the owners to sell the team. What would you say as the owner, if when you walked into the locker room everyone said "Sell the team."4. What are your thoughts on people who don't wholesale, teaching others how to Wholesale?5. With RJ Bates III winning the 2023 Closers Olympics, does that mean anyone can get into wholesaling real estate?Buy the replay of the Closers Olympics at https://closersolympics.com/rjLearn more about the systems I use to virtually wholesale nationwide using the links below!Speed to Lead PPC Marketplace: https://app.ispeedtolead.com/TITANIUMLeadZolo YouTube Leads: https://www.leadzolo.com/titaniumBatchLeads 1,000 Seller Leads: https://batchleads.io/titaniumBatchDialer 7 Day Free Trial: https://batchdialer.com/titaniumNationwide MLS Comps: http://bit.ly/3K3MFUGThe Most Powerful Dispo Tool: https://get.investorlift.com/titanium/Propstream Free Trial: http://trial.propstreampro.com/titanium/Support the show

Jimmy Vreeland joins Marck de Lautour on the Mistake Free Real Estate podcast to discuss their takeaways from the Collective Genius Mastermind which features the nation's top real estate investors and what top real estate investors in the country are doing to grow their business.

Welcome to Pardon the Disruption, an entrepreneurship debate podcast featuring RJ Bates III, Steve Trang, Chris Jefferson and Jimmy Vreeland.Topics discussed are1. What are some tax hacks Real Estate Investors should know?2. According to a new report reported on Fortune: "Much of the $1.8 trillion in student debt won't ever be repaid, nonpartisan research organization says." What are some alternative education to college for Real Estate Investors or Americans in general?3. What is one way you have shifted your business - big or small - due to higher interest rates? 4. What is the best team building/cultural building exercise/event that you have done recently?5. Mastercard announced their new MTN program allowing transaction from Crypto into real world purchases. Do you think people will do real estate transactions with Crypto? If so, how soon?Learn more about the systems I use to virtually wholesale nationwide using the links below!Speed to Lead PPC Marketplace: https://app.ispeedtolead.com/TITANIUMLeadZolo YouTube Leads: https://www.leadzolo.com/titaniumBatchLeads 1,000 Seller Leads: https://batchleads.io/titaniumBatchDialer 7 Day Free Trial: https://batchdialer.com/titaniumNationwide MLS Comps: http://bit.ly/3K3MFUGThe Most Powerful Dispo Tool: https://get.investorlift.com/titanium/Propstream Free Trial: http://trial.propstreampro.com/titanium/Support the show

OceanGate's Titan Submarine Has Gone Missing | Industry leaders Steve Trang, Eric Brewer, RJ Bates III, and Jimmy Vreeland battle it out about the latest in real estate and anything in between. Featuring: Steve Trang, Eric Brewer, RJ Bates III, and Jimmy Vreeland Hosted by:... The post OceanGate's Titan Submarine Has Gone Missing appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Welcome to Pardon the Disruption, an entrepreneurship debate podcast featuring RJ Bates III, Steve Trang, Eric Brewer and Jimmy Vreeland.Topics discussed are1. What is the biggest scam you believe exists in real estate?2. The Chiefs unveiled their Super Bowl rings, and Mahomes & Kelce helped design them. Would you let your key employees design something important in your business?3. After warnings from employees and experts, Ocean Gate, the company behind the missing submarine refused to address concerns. And ironically speaking, the CEO is also aboard the ship. As a business owner, what are your thoughts on how the CEO and leadership team handled the safety concerns?4. Closing Attorneys - do they promote and protect their client's best interests?5. What do you think of "Morgan Stanley housing analysts no longer think home prices will decline this year" and instead stay level to the same prices like December 2022?Learn more about the systems I use to virtually wholesale nationwide using the links below!Speed to Lead PPC Marketplace: https://app.ispeedtolead.com/TITANIUMLeadZolo YouTube Leads: https://www.leadzolo.com/titaniumBatchLeads 1,000 Seller Leads: https://batchleads.io/titaniumBatchDialer 7 Day Free Trial: https://batchdialer.com/titaniumNationwide MLS Comps: http://bit.ly/3K3MFUGThe Most Powerful Dispo Tool: https://get.investorlift.com/titanium/Propstream Free Trial: http://trial.propstreampro.com/titanium/Support the show

Jimmy Vreeland went from being an active duty Army Ranger (thanks for your service!), to concentrating on building passive income thanks to Robert Kiyosaki's little purple book. His first deal wasn't a home run at first, but the longer he held it the more he realized it was turning into a grand slam. And that's what he loves about real estate, as a long-term asset it's almost impossible to screw up. You just need to buy at a decent price and hold on to the property. And if you think that's exaggerating, Jimmy actually forgot he owned a house but held onto it long enough that he still made money on it.   Resources Mentioned In The Video:  ========================  Want to learn how to combine the VAULT life insurance strategy with Real Estate investing? https://reiclub.com/cashflowtactics  Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612681123 Rich Dad's Conspiracy of the Rich: The 8 New Rules of Money - Robert Kiyosaki https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dads-Conspiracy-Rules-Money/dp/0446559806   ⏰ Key Moments in this Episode ⏰  ======================== 00:00 Jimmy Vreeland - Real estate investor 02:00 Secrets the Wealthy Use To Print Money 03:15 "Throwing Darts at the MLS" 04:28 Newbies Survive the Great Recession 06:30 2 Huge Mistakes in Real Estate 08:40 The 4 Ways to Win in Real Estate 10:36 Forgetting You Own a House 12:27 CashFlow Tactics & Turn-Key Rentals 14:36 The VAULT & Velocity of Money 16:10 How Politicians Create Wealth 18:34 Interest Rates Doubled, Asset Prices Tripled?

Every quarter, my good friend Jimmy Vreeland and I sit down and talk about our experience in Collective Genius, a mastermind we are both a part of. In this episode, Jimmy and I are going to discuss what we learned from the presentations in the event, our biggest takeaways, and how we're preparing our businesses for what's coming.   Listen now to learn what happened during the last Collective Genius event and the golden nuggets we've picked up while we were there!   Key Talking Points of the Episode   00:00 Introduction 01:43 How does Collective Genius help us give back? 03:26 What are our biggest takeaways from the event? 06:53 What makes this recession different from 2008? 08:46 Where do we stand on inflation rates today? 12:44 How is inflation crushing the middle class? 14:38 How can real estate investing set you up for the future? 17:34 What is the greatest threat to every investor's portfolio? 21:31 What does real estate value appreciation look like today? 23:32 Why should people take advantage of Fannie Mae loans? 26:42 What is happening in the new construction market today? 31:16 What are we experiencing in the turnkey market today?   Quotables   “The government hasn't curbed their spending, they're not doing to make energy more accessible, so that's gonna stay expensive.”   “Kiyosaki went on Oprah in 1990, everybody knows about this! They just don't get involved, they don't get started.”   “Strategic and systematically buy assets so that when there is the next disaster and the fed does blast lower rates, then you refi everything out.”   “Like I'd always say, real estate doubles in value every 20-30 years, I think I'm gonna stop saying 30 because consistently, we are seeing real estate double in value every 20 years.”   “If you're gonna buy and hold these assets forever, for long-term, then the smartest thing you can do is lock in a 30-year fixed to get these things paid off.”   “Most home builders have not been aggressively scaling and growing based on what they fear could be a downturn.”   “Quite frankly, I think that inventory is still so shallow, especially in the big cities that are experiencing massive population growth.”   Links   Book: Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order https://www.amazon.com/changing-world-order-nations-succeed-ebook/dp/b0881y73yg  

Donald Trump Is Being Indicted? | Leon G Barnes, Eric Brewer, Jimmy Vreeland, and RJ Bates III on Pardon the Disruption real estate debates. Featuring: Leon G Barnes, Eric Brewer, Jimmy Vreeland, and RJ Bates III Hosted by: Matthew Potter 1. With spring around the... The post Donald Trump Is Being Indicted; Who On This Panel Would You Indict? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Donald Trump Is Being Indicted? | Leon G Barnes, Eric Brewer, Jimmy Vreeland, and RJ Bates III on Pardon the Disruption real estate debates. Featuring: Leon G Barnes, Eric Brewer, Jimmy Vreeland, and RJ Bates III Hosted by: Matthew Potter 1. With spring around the... The post Donald Trump Is Being Indicted; Who On This Panel Would You Indict? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Pardon The Disruption Real Estate Debates | What Is Your Reaction To Powell Telling Congress Rates Will Likely Go Higher? Real estate industry leaders Jimmy Vreeland, Chirs Jefferson, Steve Trang, and RJ Bates III battle it out by debating timely real estate topics and anything... The post What Is Your Reaction To Powell Telling Congress Rates Will Likely Go Higher? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Pardon The Disruption Real Estate Debates | What Is Your Reaction To Powell Telling Congress Rates Will Likely Go Higher? Real estate industry leaders Jimmy Vreeland, Chirs Jefferson, Steve Trang, and RJ Bates III battle it out by debating timely real estate topics and anything... The post What Is Your Reaction To Powell Telling Congress Rates Will Likely Go Higher? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Pardon The Disruption Real Estate Debates | What Are Your Thoughts On Bernard Arnault Becoming The Richest Person Through Real Estate? Real estate industry leaders Jimmy Vreeland, Leon G Barnes, Steve Trang, and Eric Brewer battle it out by debating timely real estate topics and... The post What Are Your Thoughts On Bernard Arnault Becoming The Richest Person Through Real Estate? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Pardon The Disruption Real Estate Debates | What Are Your Thoughts On Bernard Arnault Becoming The Richest Person Through Real Estate? Real estate industry leaders Jimmy Vreeland, Leon G Barnes, Steve Trang, and Eric Brewer battle it out by debating timely real estate topics and... The post What Are Your Thoughts On Bernard Arnault Becoming The Richest Person Through Real Estate? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

What's An Achievement Few In The Real Estate Space Ever Achieve? Industry experts Chris Jefferson, Leon G Barnes, Jimmy Vreeland, and Eric Brewer battle it out in debating on timely real estate topics and anything in between. Featuring: Chris Jefferson, Leon G Barnes, Jimmy Vreeland,... The post Lebron James Breaking The NBA Scoring Record, What's An Achievement Few In The Real Estate Space Ever Achieve? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

What's An Achievement Few In The Real Estate Space Ever Achieve? Industry experts Chris Jefferson, Leon G Barnes, Jimmy Vreeland, and Eric Brewer battle it out in debating on timely real estate topics and anything in between. Featuring: Chris Jefferson, Leon G Barnes, Jimmy Vreeland,... The post Lebron James Breaking The NBA Scoring Record, What's An Achievement Few In The Real Estate Space Ever Achieve? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Your Team Is Underperforming; as An Owner, Who Do You Fire? Steve Trang, Jimmy Vreeland, Eric Brewer, and Leon G Barnes debate on real estate topics and anything in between. Featuring: Steve Trang, Eric Brewer, Jimmy Vreeland, and Leon G Barnes Hosted by Matthew Potter... The post Your Team Is Underperforming; As An Owner, Who Do You Fire? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Your Team Is Underperforming; as An Owner, Who Do You Fire? Steve Trang, Jimmy Vreeland, Eric Brewer, and Leon G Barnes debate on real estate topics and anything in between. Featuring: Steve Trang, Eric Brewer, Jimmy Vreeland, and Leon G Barnes Hosted by Matthew Potter... The post Your Team Is Underperforming; As An Owner, Who Do You Fire? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

What Is One Gag Gift You Would Gift Each Of the Panelists? Steve Trang, RJ Bates III, Leon G Barnes, and Jimmy Vreeland debate on real estate topics and anything in between. Featuring: Steve Trang, Jimmy Vreeland, Leon G Barnes, and RJ Bates III Hosted... The post What Is One Gag Gift You Would Gift Each Of the Panelists? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

What Is One Gag Gift You Would Gift Each Of the Panelists? Steve Trang, RJ Bates III, Leon G Barnes, and Jimmy Vreeland debate on real estate topics and anything in between. Featuring: Steve Trang, Jimmy Vreeland, Leon G Barnes, and RJ Bates III Hosted... The post What Is One Gag Gift You Would Gift Each Of the Panelists? appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Everyone has been talking about how high interest rates are, and while this is causing a lot of fear and panic among new investors, those who have been in the game longer are seeing it differently. Jimmy Vreeland is with us on the show today to shed more light on this matter and help us better understand why these interest rates create great opportunities for real estate investors.   Listen now to learn more about the effects of interest rate hikes on the real estate market and why it is the best time to buy properties!    Key Talking Points of the Episode   [00:00] Introduction [01:52] How are rising interest rates clearing the field? [06:14] What is the impact of high interest rates on prices? [09:09] Why shouldn't you bank on low interest rates? [12:48] What do these rising interest rates really mean? [16:05] What makes real estate the greatest inflation hedge? [18:49] How is real estate investing similar to a baseball game? [22:08] Why should you start investing while you're young? [23:16] How does turnkey investing really work? [24:32] When do massive rewards in real estate come?

The latest reports on inflation have given the economy indigestion. The Consumer Price Index hit 9.1%, the Producer Price Index hit 11.3%, and the Fed's preferred gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index or PCE, hit 6.8%. They are all signs that inflation is much too high and the reason the Federal Reserve just hiked short term interest rates another whopping three-quarters of a percent. So what's the best way to invest when inflation is working against you? (1, 2, 3)Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. If you like our podcast, please subscribe and leave us a review.Four Peaks Capital put together a great list of all the options that I received in an email which I will share with you in this episode. The company is mostly focused on large multi-family projects, but this list pertains to everyone.Investing Options1 - First on the list is cash. It's not an investment as much as it is a way to preserve a certain quantity of money. But when there's a high rate of inflation, that same quantity of money will be worth less over time. As Four Peaks explains: Putting $100,000 under your mattress for something you want to buy in a year, won't cover the cost. At today's rate of inflation, you'll need an additional 9.1% or $9,100. So hiding your money under the mattress isn't a great idea if you don't want to lose money. Warren Buffett would agree. He says: “The first rule of an investment is don't lose money. The second rule of an investment is don't forget the first rule.” Let's take a look at your other options.2 - You can invest in stocks. Wall Street is a magnet for investor enthusiasm and money, but people are often invested at the worst possible times. A period of inflation is typically one of those times. As inflation rises and the Federal Reserve raises rates, stocks often fall because it'll cost more money for companies to get the funding they need to do business. We've seen some major stock losses lately because of investor concerns on inflation.3 - Crypto, Blockchain, and NFTs have become a new investment category, and it's gotten a lot of attention, but it's also very volatile. The crypto market had soared to a peak of about $3 trillion dollars, but when the economy got choppy, crypto got chopped. Investors liquidated their gains and the crypto market quickly shrank to just $1 trillion. The high-flying leader of the pack, Bitcoin, had actually hit $69,000 earlier this year but is now down to one third of that value.4 - You can buy Certificates of Deposit, or CDs, as a more traditional and safer way to invest money. NerdWallet has a list of CDs, and its top choice is a CD with a fixed 5-year term at 3.35%. But even that percentage won't make you money because inflation is so high. At 9.1%, inflation wipes out the gain and leaves you with a -5.75% loss.5 - You can put your money into a Money Market Account. But the interest you'll earn is even less than a CD. It's more like 1% right now, although that could increase as the Fed raises rates, but at 1%, you stand to lose -8% of your investment because of inflation.6 - High-Yield Savings Accounts are another option. They are supposed to give you a better interest rate than money market accounts. But the extra bump in interest only reduces the loss you'd get from a CD by a tiny amount.7 - Annuities can provide better gains, but they still don't offset today's rate of inflation. Four Peaks explains it like this: “Some of the best fixed-income annuity rates right now hover in the 4.5% range, but that doesn't take into account administration fees of 1-3% annually, putting real rates at 1.5% to 3.5%. In the best-case scenario, the annual loss of the best annuity is -5.6% when considering inflation.”8 - And then you have Treasuries. The 10-year treasury might give you 2.96%, but when you account for inflation, you end up with a loss of -6.41%. So, we've run through “eight” investing options and none of them make your money grow when inflation is as high as it is. That leaves us with an eighth option that covers a lot of “ground,” no pun intended. As Four Peaks puts it: “Cash flowing tangible assets tied to essential goods… that consumers will always need… like shelter.” Four Peaks says: “That's why certain classes of commercial real estate like affordable housing will thrive in downturns.” 9 - The ninth option is real estate. At RealWealth, we focus on single-family rentals which also provide a tangible asset that's in high demand. The foreclosure crisis produced the first big surge in demand for single-family rentals. And now we're seeing a new surge because people who can't afford to buy a home, still crave the single-family lifestyle.We recently had an investor on my other podcast, The Real Wealth Show, who was not discouraged by today's market. Jimmy Vreeland believes that the housing market slowdown is providing an opportunity for investors to find deals, and there's no better time to buy real estate than the present. He says: “You don't wait to buy real estate. You buy real estate, and wait.” In other words, the value of your real estate will go up in time. Jimmy talks about how you can maximize that potential with the "value add" concept.Plus, when you borrow money, like most people do when acquiring real estate, you are getting another hedge against inflation. It's like the inflation is eating away at your debt.If you are interested in hearing more about how to invest in real estate when prices are high, please check out Jimmy's interview. He's both entertaining and inspiring. You'll find it at newsforinvestors.com. Just click on the Learn tab. You'll find the interview under the Real Wealth Show with the title “Invest Now or Wait?”And please remember to hit the subscribe button, and leave a review!Thanks for listening. I'm Kathy Fettke.Links:1 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coming-up-consumer-price-index-for-june-116577136652 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-wholesale-prices-surge-again-and-signal-inflation-is-still-running-hot-116578024323 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coming-up-pce-inflation-and-consumer-spending-11659096833

The Collective Genius Mastermind that Jimmy and I are part of has the top 1% of real estate investors from all over the country. In this episode, Jimmy and I are talking about our takeaways from the last CG event from the top networkers and investors we've met.    Listen now to learn more about our experience and the gold nuggets we've picked up along the way that could help you succeed as a real estate investor!

Jimmy Vreeland and Marck de Lautour sit down and give you the recap of Collective Genius quarter 2.

Home buyers are getting cold feet because of high home prices and mortgage rates. A new report from Redfin shows the number of buyers canceling deals is now the highest it's been since the beginning of the pandemic. The pullback is also impacting builders. A report by John Burns Real Estate Consulting says they are lowering prices as they try to offload inventory. Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. If you like our podcast, please subscribe and leave us a review.The Redfin report shows that homebuyers canceled 15% of the deals that went under contract in June. That's about 60,000 deals and the highest percentage of cancellations since the early days of the pandemic. About a month ago, in May, 12.7% of the deals were canceled. And about a year ago, that figure was 11.2%. (1)More Homebuyers Canceling DealsAnalysts say buyers may have different motives for canceling their purchases including the possibility that home prices might go lower in the coming months, and they might get a better deal if they wait. For those who don't want to wait, there's less competition and that's giving them more negotiating power. Redfin's deputy chief economist, Taylor Marr, says there are fewer buyers willing to waive inspections and appraisals, for example. By doing that, they have more time to weigh the pros and cons of a deal and get out if something turns up during the inspection, or the home doesn't appraise.The Redfin report also says that some homebuyers simply don't qualify with the higher mortgage payments. Marr says: “If rates were 5% when you made the offer, but hit 5.8% by the time the deal was set to close, you may no longer be able to afford that home or you may no longer qualify for the loan.”Redfin says that Las Vegas has the highest percentage of cancellations in June at 27.2%. Several Florida cities that have seen strong home price growth are high on the list along with New Orleans, Phoenix, and Houston. It's a long list that ranges from the Las Vegas high to a low of about 2.6% in Newark, New Jersey. Metros that had at least 1,000 pending home sales in June were included in this analysis.Home Builders Lowering PricesHome builders are also seeing higher cancellation rates. A report from John Burns Real Estate Consulting says 9.3% of new home deals were canceled in May. That's almost three percent higher than May of last year. (2)John Burns' senior vice president, Jody Kahn, says: “Buyer's remorse and cancellations shortly after contract are increasing. Builders say that buyers are nervous about a potential recession, struggling to get comfortable with higher payments, or expecting home prices to decline.”The cancellation rate for homebuilders varied from region to region within each state. The John Burns research shows the highest cancellation rate at 27% in parts of Texas, and the lowest in some parts of the Southeast at 8%. That research shows that a quarter of the home builders are lowering their prices. A builder in Austin, Texas, told Realtor.com: “Sales have fallen off a cliff. We're selling ⅓ of what we sold in March and April.”Housing Inventory Turn-AroundOne positive impact of this high-price environment is an increase in inventory. A TV station in Texas reports that: “Major housing markets in Texas are finally seeing the beginning of a housing inventory rebound.” (3) As you may know, six months of inventory is considered normal for a balanced housing market. We're not seeing that yet, but this report says the numbers are rising in Houston, San Antonio, Dallas Fort Worth, and Austin.Many homebuyers are getting priced out of the market, but the need for housing will not go away. That creates an opportunity for investors, despite the high prices. A recent guest our other podcast, The Real Wealth Show, isn't discouraged by the high prices. His strategy: “You don't wait to buy real estate. You buy real estate and wait.” In other words, cash flow will come to those who wait for properties and rents to appreciate. The episode is called: “Invest Now or Wait?” with Jimmy Vreeland. You'll find it under the “Learn” tab and “The Real Wealth Show.”And please remember to hit the subscribe button, and leave a review!Thanks for listening. I'm Kathy Fettke.Links:1 -https://www.redfin.com/news/home-purchases-fall-through-2022/2 -https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/scary-times-builders-are-slashing-home-prices-and-slowing-construction-as-buyers-pull-back-survey-shows/3 -https://www.wfaa.com/article/money/business/right-on-the-money/major-housing-markets-finally-seeing-the-beginning-of-a-housing-inventory-rebound/287-346525d9-e3f1-4806-a2a9-121940badc45

With home prices and interest rates up dramatically over the last year, does it still make sense to buy rental property? Should you invest in a rental when there's very little cash flow, or even no cash flow at all? Maybe you should wait until home prices come back down a little, to help boost your numbers.Will that happen? Will prices come down? A lot of people think they will but the guest in this episode thinks the opposite will happen. Jimmy Vreeland is not an economist. He's an investor who believes: “You don't wait to buy real estate. You buy real estate, and wait.” He'll explain what that means.Jimmy is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and has served in Iraq and Afghanistan. He's the founder of Vreeland Capital in St. Louis, an investor who's owned more than 100 rental properties in the last decade, and the co-host of the “Cashflow Tactics" podcast. He got his start while he was still in the military, and is still investing today. What should “you” do after listening to this podcast? If you haven't already, please join our RealWealth network at realwealthshow.com. There are investing opportunities in markets across the country, but it's not always easy to find them. You get the help you need at RealWealth. It's free to sign up and get access to our network of professionals including our experienced investment counselors who can answer your questions.And please remember to subscribe to our podcast and leave a review! Thank you for listening!

There's a way to massively leverage your local real estate investment associations (REIAs) / clubs/meetups that you need to know about...and our guest on today's episode will show you how...  Jimmy Vreeland is a graduate of West Point battle-hardened US Army Ranger who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now he's a very successful real estate entrepreneur.  In this episode, Jimmy discusses the connection between doing real estate and the concept of "seen vs. unseen".    Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/ What you'll learn in just 18 minutes from today's episode:  Discover what Frédéric Bastiat's seen vs. unseen concept is all about; Understand how the seen vs. unseen concept is related to real estate in general, especially in raising capital; and Find out how you can achieve financial freedom faster Resources/Links:  That Which is Seen and That Which is Not Seen: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1409979008/ref=x_gr_w_bb_sout?ie=UTF8&tag=x_gr_w_bb_sout-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1409979008&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2 Cashflow Tactic's 5-day challenge: http://www.cashflowtactics.com/5daychallenge Topics Covered:  01:38 – Introducing Frédéric Bastiat and what his seen vs. unseen concept is all about 03:07 – Identifying the seen vs. unseen of having minimum wage in a political context 05:25 – The seen and the unseen of the 2008 crash in real estate aspects 05:59 – Where Jimmy chooses to invest in 06:36 – The connection between raising capital and the seen vs. unseen concept 08:53 – Looking for the unseen: how banks make money 10:00 – The seen and unseen of most houses being on sale 11:12 – What the third and fourth level consequences around super cheap money are 13:11 – Jimmy's tip for today's listeners: Real estate doesn't fail but real estate investors do 15:06 – What percentage of one's net worth should one have liquid? 15:41 – Connect with Jimmy Vreeland 16:53 – Jimmy's giveaway: A 5-day financial challenge   Key Takeaways: “We want everybody to have a living wage. We want everybody to be paid amply. We all want people to be compensated well. At the end of the day, we don't want anybody to be poor.” – Jimmy Vreeland   “It's hard to raise capital. It's hard to get people to lend you money to buy real estate. But right now, in the current market, capital is begging for you, walking on its hands and knees for you.” – Jimmy Vreeland   “Banks don't care. They need to get their margin. They need to push money out the door.” – Jimmy Vreeland   “There are no low-interest rates without inflation which leads to a hike in inflation.” – Jimmy Vreeland   “This is one of the best rules I learned in the Army: You can do really scary things if you're trained before it. You can do really scary things with a minimum amount of risk if you're trained.” – Jimmy Vreeland   “Just know that real estate doesn't fail. Real estate investors fail and they fail because they can't service their long term debt.” – Jimmy Vreeland   “Every real estate investor needs to have a liquid reserve of cash.” – Jimmy Vreeland Connect with Jimmy Vreeland: Website (Cashflow Tactics): https://cashflowtactics.com/ Website (Vreeland Capital): https://vreeland-capital.com/ Website (St. Louis Leasing CO): stl-leasing.com Connect with Dave Dubeau:  Podcast: http://www.propertyprofitspodcast.com/  Website: https://davedubeau.com/home  Investor Attraction Workshop: http://www.investorattractionworkshop.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedavedubeau  LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/davedubeau  Enjoyed the Podcast?  Please subscribe on iTunes for updates

Army Ranger Jimmy Vreeland flips 500+ houses in four years; four ways to win with real estate Video replay of my interview with Jimmy Vreeland sharing how he flipped 500+ houses in 4 years Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel Share this with someone who would... The post How Jimmy Vreeland Flipped 500+ Houses in 4 Years appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

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 Do you belong to any mastermind groups? If you don't, it is time you join one. You need to keep in mind that you'll have to strip yourself of your ego and be willing to be the humblest person in the group. Masterminds are about learning from other people, and you cannot do that if you think you are the most intelligent person in the room. In this episode, Jimmy Vreeland and I will be recapping our last Collective Genius mastermind  event in Scottsdale, AZ. Jimmy and I will be sharing some of our highlights from the mastermind speakers. Also, we'll have a moment to go over Jimmy's presentation on taking massive action. Key Talking Points of the Episode: [02:36] Jimmy's thoughts of Allistar's presentation, load-bearing fictions [03:48] My biggest takeaway from Allistar [10:54] Jimmy's key takeaways from Daniel Marco's presentation [14:47] The inverted leadership model by Daniel Marcos [28:26] How taking massive action has impacted Jimmy's business [19:57] The CG slap [21:36] Running to the abyss [25:20] How Jimmy picks his one thing [26:47] Jimmy's thoughts on being a go-giver Magical Quotes from the Episode: “It's not things people don't know that necessarily hurt them. It's things that people think they know but just aren't true, that is the most damaging.” “You have to think outside, the media or the government. None of them have our best interests at heart, and you have to truly analyze where your company's at, where you're trying to go, and what industry pressures we're going to face along the way.” “If you want to get massive action out of it, you just got to promise me you will make fun of me.” “Give more to get more.” Connect with Jimmy: Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rise-up-live-free/id1500021021 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-vreeland/

Very few people understand TurnKey Investing and worse than that they get wrapped up on the house and all the minute details of the house. At the end of the day, yes, the house is important but what is equally as important is how these investments are financed. They are financed with 30 years of fixed financing backed by the government. Listen to the podcast to see what I mean. Key Takeaways: The value of 30 Year fixed FinancingHow fixed financing creates cash flowWhy rising interest rates are somewhat irrelevantResources: Turnkey Investing Real Estate Workshop - March 5th - https://bit.ly/3tli0bK

In this episode we have Jimmy Vreeland, owner of Vreeland Capital LLC and co-founder of CashFLow Tactics. Using a tried and tested formula, ensuring day 1 equity and foresight to focus on cash-flow properties, Jimmy has secured over 100 properties for himself and another 300 houses for his turnkey buyers. These houses have turned into a steady stream of income for investors and a safe and comfortable house for tenant-buyers Come learn about this with us!

Real Estate is like a bad haircut: time fixes all problems. You win in Real Estate 5 ways: Appreciation, Cash Flow, Leverage, and Tax Advantages. Only play games that you can win in multiple ways that is why the stock market is so boring you can only win in one way. Real Estate works but it takes time.Key Takeaways:4 Pillars of InvestingInflation HedgeEveryone looks good in real estate after 10 yearsResources: Join our Cashflow Tactics Facebook Group to be updated on upcoming events.Register for The Freedom FastTrack Training 

My good friend Jimmy Vreeland of the Rise Up, Live Free podcast and I are back to talk about the Q4 Collective Genius mastermind and our takeaways from the event. This is now becoming a tradition for Jimmy and I to come together and talk about our experience and the nuggets we've learned.  Listen now to learn more about the speakers at the Q4 Collective Genius mastermind in Orlando, what they talked about in their presentations, what we've taken away from them, and how they can help you too!    Key Talking Points of the Episode   [00:00] Introduction [01:14] Why is a mastermind important? [01:47] Jimmy's insights on the Orlando event [02:42] Meeting Brian Adams  [04:35] Paul Moore's discussion [06:05] Investing is boring [07:56] What Jimmy learned [10:07] Matt's presentation on Tuesday [12:23] Taking what you learn and implementing it [13:18] Sharing what you do to inspire others to do the same [15:50] Creating impact on the community [16:45] Why business owners need to get involved more in the community [19:20] Wednesday with Frank Kern [21:14] Reminding people of what you do [23:28] Eli Fisher's presentation [25:58] Wrapping up the CG mastermind [27:19] Being competitive in life [28:23] The definition of success [30:15] The ceiling of complexity [33:00] Jimmy's notes from Larry's talk [34:41] What's the purpose of a business? [37:17] Final thoughts on the mastermind   Quotables   “I believe that through collaboration and partnerships, you can strengthen and gain more clarity not only in who you are and what your purpose is, but also gaining strategic insight on how to build your business and become more profitable and efficient in the way that you run your business.”   “If you do invest the time and the money to do masterminding, to travel, to do all that stuff, I think one of the biggest mistakes people make is that they don't set time aside to reflect.”   “It's easier to do than to think, and thinking time is extremely valuable.”   “Most people are doing somewhere between 75 and 400 deals a year, this guy does one deal a year! One deal, but it's normally around 1000-2000 units.”   “Sometimes, bigger isn't necessarily always better. Scaling to 20-30-40 employees obviously comes with many challenges.”   “I've been staying off the crypto bandwagon. I've always thought it is a reasonable hedge and now I'm definitely going to start tinkering - not to make any money, but as a hedge.”   “You can wake up everyday and complain about all the things you have to do, but a simple mindset switch of ‘I get to do this' - how empowering that can be.”    “His whole purpose for the business is not about getting wealthy or getting rich, but about having an impact on the community.”   “Matt's advice was just ‘start where you're at and go where you are'.”    “Just like anything else in business, you fumble along and you figure it out.”   “I think business owners need to start entering the narrative, because if you look around what's going on today, everybody's trying to be convinced that the world is falling apart, and it's just not.”   “If you think nonprofits alone or let alone the government is going to make that kind of impact, you're out of your mind. It's too inefficient for the government to take care of people that way. We have to step up as citizens and business owners.”   “Anytime that you need to drive content-based, or any kind of marketing, it's gotta be done on a consistent basis.”   “We're committed, that's one of our commitments for this quarter and a really big takeaway, is to really drive some content through our social media platforms just to let people know what we do.”   “You don't need to go out there and brag or boast about what you're doing. You simply need to remind people of who you are and what you're doing because you think that everyone is looking at you and you're doing the same post over and over, but they don't care.”   “They're scrolling from one thing to the next and the fact that you're putting more content out there, you're given the chance to kind of reach an audience.”   “The whole impact really was to tell your story or someone else will.”   “Should we leap for the next achievement in 2022 or is there something else out there?”   “There's something about being a competitive human being. I think the competitive spirit is great, but I don't know, to live a life like that - always hitting the gas as hard as you possibly can, I don't know if it's sustainable or if it's gonna get you what you actually want.”   “Most people see success as setting a goal and then achieving it, but the problem with that is, just feeling the exact same thing right after. You gotta set another goal and go crush it, and you're constantly setting yourself up for failure by setting a goal and then achieving it, and then pushing really really hard and when you get there, you realize that it wasn't as fulfilling as you thought it would be.”   “His definition of success is an optimized daily experience sustained over time.”   “The habits that got you to have the success and get you to where you are, are the same habits you need to break to enjoy the success that you have.”   “If you focus on achievement, there's a high probability that you're going to achieve it, but if you focus on achievement, there's very little chance that you will feel fulfilled.”   “Focus on the fulfillment and then the accomplishments, essentially will come.”   “What's the purpose of a business? It's to produce feelings of success and optimized daily experiences that are sustainable over time for clients, owners, teams, and family.”   “You've gotta have a scoreboard to give your employees a winnable game. Having that helps them know when they're winning so they can feel fulfillment.”   Links   Instagram: Marck De Lautour https://www.instagram.com/marckdelautour/?hl=en   Jimmy Vreeland https://www.instagram.com/jimmyvreeland   Podcast: Rise up. Live free. https://rise-up-live-free.simplecast.com/

Being part of a mastermind is one of the best things you can do for yourself as you take on the journey to success. My good friend Jimmy Vreeland and I come to The Collective Genius mastermind and we always have massive takeaways each time!  On today's episode, Jimmy and I are doing our quarterly wrap up of the most recent Collective Genius mastermind so that you guys who were not there with us can still get some of these massive nuggets that we found. We are talking about our gold nugget takeaways from CG keynote speaker Jeff Hoffman and how we plan to use them in our businesses. Listen now to know more about The Keys to Entrepreneurial Success! Key Talking Points of the Episode [02:20] Introduction of the quarterly wrap up [03:25] Rise up, live free podcast by Jimmy Vreeland [03:43] Who is Jeff Hoffman?  [05:05] Takeaways from meeting Jeff Hoffman in person [06:00] The Keys to Entrepreneurial Success [07:22] The ceiling of complexity [08:00] Should you do everything by yourself?  [08:43] How Silicon Valley took the entrepreneurial flare [10:23] What to do if you don't have the capital to get past your ceiling of complexity? [10:59] The mindset to get through your ceiling of complexity [11:28] Finding your gold medal talent [12:53] The safest use of capital and its inefficiencies [14:00] The strength in leveraging your gold medal talent [15:59] Investing because of FOMO  [17:42] Don't chase money, chase excellence [18:02] Freedom to pursue excellence [19:24] What does winning look like?  [20:00] Why is it important to know your non-negotiables? [22:09] Chasing excellence and developing gold medal talent [22:39] How would things change if more people were about pursuing excellence?  [23:25] Is property management the best way to pursue excellence? [25:06] Building a brand [26:19] The Road Less Stupid: Advice from the Chairman of the Board [26:43] Benefits of taking time to think and process [27:33] Having unrealistic expectations when creating your brand message [28:18] The Vivid Vision [30:45] How do you implement your vivid vision?  [32:08] Ideas are welcome, but execution is worshipped [33:58] How 1-800-Flowers grew big [35:37] The impact of visual reminders [36:45] The challenge in building culture remotely [37:41] Figuring out when to execute [38:26] The scarcest resource in the world [38:51] How did Jeff find his HR director?  [40:36] Hunting for talent from companies who have talent [41:50] Recap of The Keys to Entrepreneurial Success [44:22] Paying more money to hire more talent [46:15] Jimmy's message [46:31] The next Collective Genius mastermind Quotables “You kinda put billionaires on a level peg, you think they're doing something you're not, but I think he has just been able to scale his excellence.” “Billion dollar thinkers think differently. What got you here won't get you there.” “It's actually who, not how. It's not how I can do it, but who I can partner or collaborate with to get through that ceiling.” “A percentage of a billion dollars is better than a hundred percent of a hundred thousand dollars.” “That's a dichotomy that you're always gonna run across. People who have an issue of too much cash to deploy generally lack talent and then people who have a network of talent generally lack capital to leverage that talent. Essentially, there's always going to be a tug-of-war between capital and talent.” “Too many people think that the only way to learn is to employ someone, but you can get a consultant or a coach to help you.” “You want to be free so you have the freedom to pursue excellence, not the freedom from restraints.” “The toughest thing for entrepreneurs is to take time away from the business to think.” “If you don't have time to think, there is no clarity.” “People that are super successful at what they do don't just quit or get fired, they're largely looking for opportunities while they're employed.” “You either pay in salary for talent or you pay in misery for not doing it.” Links Instagram: Marck De Lautour https://www.instagram.com/marckdelautour/?hl=en Jimmy Vreeland https://www.instagram.com/jimmyvreeland Podcast: Rise up. Live free. https://rise-up-live-free.simplecast.com/ Book: The Road Less Stupid: Advice from the Chairman of the Board https://www.amazon.com/Road-Less-Stupid-Keith-Cunningham/dp/0984659269   Book: Vivid Vision: A Remarkable Tool For Aligning Your Business Around a Shared Vision of the Future https://www.amazon.com/Vivid-Vision-Remarkable-Aligning-Business/dp/161961877X  

The Collective Genius Mastermind is a community of real estate investors. The mastermind's mission is to passionately help the privileged members create an amazing lifestyle through growing and protecting their real estate businesses by providing an environment that fosters community, connection, collaboration, and contribution. In this special episode, I have Jimmy Vreeland joining me on the show. Jimmy and I are good friends and members of the Collective Genius Mastermind. Today, we'll be sharing our takeaways from the last mastermind that took place in June. Are you ready to learn? Listen in to this episode. Key Talking Points of the Episode: [01:55] Jimmy's takeaways from the last collective mastermind (CG) [05:34] Jimmy's take away from Eric's presentation [08:09] Making the takeaways more applicable [09:43] My greatest takeaway from the collective group [11:26] How I got into the turnkey model [16:30] Hedge funds [26:22] House flipping [29:27] Wall Street yield [32:01] You need life insurance [33:09] If the real estate industry has a blip on the radar, who's it going to affect first? [37:53] Jimmy's experience with house flipping Standout Quotes from the Episode: “The single-family real estate model is now no longer for the small practitioners. Wall Street is so firmly Established in Main Street, it is it is asinine.” “Single family assets are of one of those last, very stable asset classes that can garner a solid, 5-7% return leverage over time.” “With real estate you've just got to find a good practitioner that can deliver quality assets and buy those assets. Don't beat him up on price.” “The demand for housing will always be there, just a matter of having a quality asset and a good neighborhood that will stand the test of time.” “If you're delivering a valuable service and huge value to your clients, then there's nothing to worry about, you're going to be able to pivot and move on.” Connect with Jimmy Vreeland: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-vreeland/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rise-up-live-free/id1500021021 Resources Mentioned: Big Debt Crises: https://www.amazon.com/Big-Debt-Crises-Ray-Dalio-ebook/dp/B07GLBHM48

Jimmy Vreeland is the co-founder of cash flow tactics as well as a real estate investor and educator. With a strong military background, Jimmy has taken on some unique perspectives on his business and leadership approach. In this episode, we invite him to discuss the responsibility of freedom dichotomy and the sacrifices you have to make in order to truly be free. You will uncover the key to building successful relationships with powerful people and the countless insights and benefits that comes from them. Jimmy and Marck also touch on the power of Masterminding, the Collective Genius group, and effective Leadership.    KEY POINTS / MAIN TAKEAWAYS: How Jimmy’s military background influenced his leadership.    The freedom and responsibility dichotomy in business. About the Collective Genius group (and the CG Slap).   How to best educate others on real estate investment. The key to building a strong, effective team.  QUOTABLES: “The magic can’t happen in the masterminding until there's no ego. It's amazing when you're just there to learn from other people, it's just incredible what comes out of that.” “Deep down, I believe the right people want to be challenged, they want to be held accountable, and they want to see a bigger vision.”   PRODUCTS / RESOURCES: Visit Marck's website at https://www.mistakefreerealestate.com Order his book 'MISTAKE FREE REAL ESTATE' here: https://www.amazon.com/MISTAKE-FREE-REAL-ESTATE-investors/dp/0578233916/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1JCV8Y9WFF51M&dchild=1&keywords=mistake+free+real+estate&qid=1595431508&sprefix=mistake+free+real+%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-2 Or read a free chapter first here: https://www.mistakefreerealestate.com/#Chapter MistakeFREE Real Estate is edited by Instapodcasts (visit at www.instapodcasts.com) 

Today’s guest on the Millionaire Secrets podcast is Jimmy (Jimmy) Veerland. Jimmy is co-founder of Cashflow Tactics, owns a real estate investment company, and has flipped over 100 houses in a single year. Jimmy’s also a US-Army Ranger veteran, having served in the theaters of Iraq and Afghanistan respectively. It’s in Afghanistan that Jimmy’s entrepreneurial journey started. After reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad, by Robert Kiyosaki, Jimmy began sending money home for his mother and brother to buy up property rental deals. Leaving the Rangers, he didn’t jump straight into entrepreneurship. In fact, he grabbed a 9-5... Working a high paying corporate sales job selling medical equipment. On the side, he continued to build up his growing empire of property rentals, until one day... After 9 years in the army, and 8 years working a 9-5, he finally decided to take the leap of faith into… ...entrepreneurship. By this time he’d grown his portfolio to 60 rentals. Sounds impressive. And it is. But as full-time businessman Jimmy started to scale to 100 rentals… ...this is when the entrepreneurial world dealt him his first hard lessons. There’s more… Jimmy gives us a history lesson that starts back at the end of WW2. He explains why your 401k isn’t what you think it is...and it isn’t going to be enough for that idyllic retirement you’re planning for. It’s here that we go deep into the topic of your personal Stike Number. This is the amount of money you need to make each month to… ...replace your job. This should be the first target of any side hustle or real estate investing mission. After that, It’s about moving on to your Awesome Life number. This is X5 your Strike Number. Why do you need an Awesome Life number? Again, it goes back to having that idyllic retirement you think you’re going to have. I know 55-year-olds with $600k saved for retirement and they think it’s enough. I tell them...put another 0 on that. You’ll need it. Jimmy agrees - and he’s the investing expert here! Listen to the Podcast below to enjoy the full interview with Jimmy Veerland: Check Out More of Jimmy’s Content Here

Jimmy Vreeland (USMA '03) is the principal of Vreeland Capital and the Co-Founder of Cash Flow Tactics. After graduating from West Point where he played football for the Black Knights, Jimmy spent five years serving in the Army through three deployments with his last as a Captain with the Ranger Regiment.  He worked in medical sales for eight years following the Army before starting a turnkey real estate company that provides investment opportunities for members of Cash Flow Tactics, a business community that helps individuals achieve financial freedom in 10 years or less regardless of age, income, or experience. In this episode, Jimmy and I discuss: Their 4-step process that helps people achieve financial freedom in 10 years or less His personal goal to invest in 1000+ properties His favorite success stories from students in the Cash Flow Tactics community Connect with Jimmy Vreeland: Jimmy on Linkedin Cash Flow Tactics If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or colleague. If you are a Service Academy graduate and want to take your business to the next level, you can join our supportive community and get started today. Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Also available on Google Play, Spotify & Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Jimmy for joining me this week.  Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA ’01

Carolina Capital Management's Wendy Sweet and Bill Fairman are joined by Corey Reyment, Beth and Bob Lachance, and Jimmy Vreeland in this episode of Financial and Real Estate Investing Roundtable. They discuss their different experiences and awesome backstories. Watch and subscribe so you can get more great content in the future. Financial and Real Estate Roundtable Corey Reyment www.wisconsindiscountproperties.com James (Jimmy) Vreeland www.vreeland-capital.com  

It's Tuesday and the Military Cashflow podcast is out. Keeping the turnkey theme going, this week, we are talking to Jimmy Vreeland about his deployments, the family business as well as his Turnkey Real Estate company. Cashflow Tactics, who run a thorough vetting process before allowing applicants into their program. Once again this is turnkey done right by another service member, showing morals and integrity come before profit. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Financial freedom and financial success are the driving force behind Brad Gibb, Ryan Lee and Jimmy Vreeland, Co-Founders of Cashflow Tactics  Brad joins the Visionaries podcasts this week for a mind blowing discussion on getting started as an entrepreneur, becoming financially free and investing in oneself.     “You’re your greatest investment. You are your greatest asset!” - Brad Gibb   Funnel Hacking LIVE was one groundbreaking event that helped the Cashflow guys begin their journey into helping others achieve financial freedom. Freedom comes with risk, struggle and growth. Brad’s desire to become independent career-wise while building an intentional life started with being financially free. Cash flow is the key to financial independence and Brad knows that full well. True freedom is owning 100% of your time. Your income shouldn’t limit your time. This is one crucial step in achieving financial freedom.    “If there’s a gap between where you are and where you want to be, the problem is you.” - Brad Gibb   Brad talks to those yearning for success, stating, “If there is a gap in the results you want, it’s either a mindset problem, skillset problem or network problem.” Have you ever felt guilty about investing financially? Brad is here to let you know, wealth is actually built on the back of investing in oneself first.   #financialfreedom #economicallyindependent #cashflow #visionaries    “Rise up and live free” is what Cashflow Tactics stands behind to prove their actionable strategy for financial independence. The guys advocate becoming financially free in 10 years or less (regardless of age, income and experience.) Finding a community to support you is another crucial step in achieving financial freedom.   Helpful programs mentioned in this episode: Cashflow Tactics website 5 Day FREE Challenge To Creating Your Personalized Financial Freedom Game Plan Join Cashflow Tactics on Facebook Join Cashflow Tactics Financial Freedom Support Group on Facebook Join Cashflow Tactics on Instagram Join Cashflow on YouTube    Connect Now: Commercial Campaigns for Entrepreneurs Discovery Call Join Dallin on Facebook Join Dallin on Instagram Join Dallin on YouTube Check out Content Supply virtual commercial services

Mental toughness is critical in tough times. In this episode, Jimmy Vreeland, an Army Ranger, shares his insight on mental toughness. Show Notes: “I love creating value for other people, but I don't run a charity and dollars follow value. So maybe you're not collecting the cash right now, but to me, selling is creating value. So, if you're up and you're breathing, you better be creating value.” - Jimmy Vreeland, Army Ranger Whether it's good times or bad times salespeople create value. That's our calling. Salespeople find a way to create value. Which profession requires more mental toughness; being an Army Ranger or owning your own business? You'll be surprised at the response! To gain mental toughness, think of the worst-case-scenario first, and then sell your way out of that situation. What's worse than bullets flying past you in battle? You'll be surprised at the answer! When you feel as though your thoughts are going dark, TAKE ACTION! You can sell your way out of the funk you are in. “Jimmy, what advice do you have for salespeople who are facing tough times for the first time?” Jimmy says… “SUCK IT UP!”   *** Our show is updated weekly with the questions you ask. So, please go to the home page, subscribe, share it with your friends, but most importantly, ask the question that you want answered.  The Q and A Sales Podcast is edited by The Creative Impostor Studios. Thank you for tuning in. Make it a big day. http://www.theqandasalespodcast.com

Our next guests are here to tell us why investing in real estate is actually the smartest, most powerful tactic to create a reliable, passive form of income—if you use it right. They’re ... The post Busting the Real Estate Investing Lies: Kim Butler and Jimmy Vreeland appeared first on Author Hour.

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Kim Butler and Jimmy Vreeland talk about their latest book: Busting The Real Estate Investing Lies. Join us to listen to the authors comment on their favorite stories and topics from the book and why this is a must-read piece for you. Best-selling author Kim Butler and Spencer Shaw show you how to take more control of your finances. Tune in to The Prosperity Podcast to learn more about Prosperity Economics thinking and strategies today!Do you have a question you would like answered on the show? Please send it to us at hello@partners4prosperity.com and we may answer it in an upcoming episode. Links and Resources from this Episode For resources and additional information of this episode go to http://partners4prosperity.com/category/podcast https://bustingtherealestateinvestinglies.com/ Show Notes Discussing the book: Busting the Real Estate Investing Lies - 0:56 Jimmy's failures - 2:43 Trying every investment strategy - 3:29 Life Insurance and Real Estate together - 3:58 Real Estate is the oldest way to build wealth - 4:17 The oldest form of storing wealth: Life Insurance - 4:25 Life Insurance has the liquidity, Real Estate has the cash flow - 4:30 Kim and Jimmy's audiobook - 6:38 Understanding a little bit more about passive and active income - 8:41 What does a wealthy person do? - 9:06   Special Listener Gift Free eBook: Financial Planning Has Failed Kim Butler's groundbreaking eBook/ audiobook explains why typical financial advice may be sabotaging your wealth... and what to do instead! Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Subscribe on your favorite podcast player to get the latest episodes. iTunes Stitcher RSS

In Iraq and Afghanistan, how does real estate work? If you've ever wondered about that, you'll enjoy this episode. In it, our guest (Jimmy Vreeland) shares surprising insights on Iraq and Afghan real estate. Jimmy also describes how you can know when a property in the U.S. is too distressed to purchase. And drawing on his army days, Jimmy shares some equally worthwhile advice on improving your mental toughness. To hear his advice -- Click "PLAY" in iTunes now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI2eDBJqyHY Jimmy Vreeland is maximizing his real estate returns by using the premier financing strategy of the wealthy. As stand-alone tools, both real estate and high cash value life insurance are top-notch.  Their powers of cash flow, appreciation, equity, leverage, tax advantages, and a hedge against inflation are unrivaled by any other product.But when you combine these two high-quality assets together, your money does two things at the same time.  This gives you an unfair advantage parallel to none. If you're a believer in one or the other, see how using these two assets symbiotically will supercharge your results. Table of contentsWhere Real Estate Returns Fit in the Cash Flow SystemTwo Starting Points to the Same BridgeThe Advantages of Real Estate ReturnsThe Beginnings of a Real Estate Lease Options EmpireProviding Value to Tenants and InvestorsA New Lease on Life for TenantsReal Estate Returns (Cash Flow) for InvestorsLife Insurance: A Parallel AssetSatisfying the Investor's Need for LiquidityThe Advantages of Cash Value Life Insurance as a Funding Source to Boost Real Estate ReturnsPlugging the Two Assets TogetherStarting with Life Insurance and Adding Real Estate ReturnsStarting with Real Estate Returns and Adding Life InsuranceFind out More in the PodcastPodcast ResourcesLearn More About Privatized BankingCreate Your Time and Money Freedom Where Real Estate Returns Fit in the Cash Flow System We love cash flow.  Cash flow today is the stepping stone for cash flow tomorrow. In the Cash Flow System, you first increase cash flow by keeping more of the money you make.  Then you protect your money.  Finally, you increase and make more. Investing is part of stage 3.  Building a cash-flowing asset portfolio of real estate and business accelerates time and money freedom. Two Starting Points to the Same Bridge You may be starting from one pillar or the other. On the one hand, perhaps you have cash value life insurance.  You want more than just to let the money sit in the policy.  You're asking: How can I use my cash value life insurance to invest in cash-flowing real estate to accelerate my financial freedom? On the other hand, perhaps you are a real estate investor.  You want to finance most efficiently to increase your gains.  You're asking: How do I amplify my real estate returns, by financing through cash value life insurance? We found no one better to help you understand this strategy than Jimmy Vreeland.  He's a real estate investor who is exploding his real estate returns by building a bridge between these two assets. Jimmy Vreeland is a passionate real estate investor who is helping other investors to reap the rewards of real estate investing. The Advantages of Real Estate Returns Jimmy Vreeland was an Army Ranger and US military officer who read Rich Dad, Poor Dad while he was in Afghanistan. He realized that he wanted to create systematic, scalable wealth through cash flow in a low-tax environment. He wanted an asset that he controlled, where he could build wealth by creating value instead of gambling through investments on Wall Street. All the indicators pointed to real estate. Consequently, he bought his first property in 2006 and began adding one property per year. The Beginnings of a Real Estate Lease Options Empire In 2014, Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott, both former US Military officers and Academy Graduates, partnered to create Joint Ops Properties. To capitalize on unique opportunities in the US Real Estate market. Joint Ops is now a leader in lease option investment properties.  They have decades of combined experience behind them, with an emphasis on the St. Louis area. Joint Ops Properties has been able to secure over 160 distressed properties. AND another 40 turnkey properties, often at just 30 to 40 cents on the dollar.  Joint Ops currently focuses on single-family homes and tenants seeking ...

This is Part 2 where Jimmy Vreeland and Curtis May talk about turnkey real estate and how even non accredited investors can create cash flow investments. Together they share the 4 pillars of wealth within real estate and why creating cashflow is the real income security to focus on. Watch the Private Lending Webinar with Curtis and Jimmy http://www.webinar123.net/passiveREincome Curtis's motto is that what you learn today and how you position yourself will determine your future financial well-being 5, 10, 20 years from today. To learn more about how to manage your wealth in a practical way, visit www.practicalwealthadvisors.com Links and Resources from this Episode www.jointopsproperties.com Part 1 : http://practicalwealth.libsyn.com/turnkey-real-estate-with-jimmy-vreeland-episode-7 www.practicalwealthadvisors.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJqt28JgVQmlhtlmMDQ93Ug/videos Private Lending Webinar with Curtis and Jimmy http://www.webinar123.net/passiveREincome   Special Listener Gift Schedule a 15-Minute Call with Curtis Free Ebook Financial Planning Has Failed Show Notes Why Jimmy thinks real estate is the best cash flow vehicle - 1:09 Downsides to turnkey real estate - 2:57 What he's thinking about when buying real estate - 4:55 Where to store your cash - 6:15 How a life insurance policy is just like a house - 8:26 What happens if the market cuts in half? - 11:06 Everyone should be in the cash flow and banking business - 13:08 The history of economics is the same subject and you need to understand trends - 17:12 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you're subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Click here to subscribe with iTunes Click here to subscribe with Stitcher Click here to subscribe with RSS    

Today's show features Jimmy Vreeland, full-time investor, based out of St Louis. Jimmy is a former Army Ranger and Corporate sales rep who began investing in single family homes while he was still overseas. He later came back to the US, got out of the military and worked as a medical sales rep. He quickly realized that passive cash flowing real estate was his way to escape the corporate grind and began partnering to becoming a full-time investor. Jimmy now focuses on turnkey properties and lease to own rentals. He's got a great story and is a ton of fun to speak with so don't skip this one!

Jimmy Vreeland and Curtis May talk about turnkey real estate and how even non accredited investors can create cashflow investments. Together they share the 4 pillars of wealth within real estate and why creating cashflow is the real income security to focus on.  Listen to Part 2 of the interview: http://practicalwealth.libsyn.com/turnkey-real-estate-with-jimmy-vreeland-part-2-episode-13 Watch the Private Lending Webinar with Curtis and Jimmy http://www.webinar123.net/passiveREincome To learn more about how to manage your wealth in a practical way, visit Curtis May's website: http://practicalwealthadvisors.com/ Links in this Episode: http://practicalwealthadvisors.com/ www.jointopsproperties.com  Show Notes: 01:40 Jimmy's background and his current work focus 02:39 Why Rich Dad Poor Dad says to start with Real Estate 03:25 Getting money to work for you 04:34 His unique niche in the real estate marketplace 07:00 Stop feeling guilty about making money 08:08 Two ways to help people profit from real estate 10:39 What turnkey buyers are really looking for 12:23 The 4 pillars of wealth with real estate 15:05 Why you don't have security in your job  

Jimmy Vreeland works with advisors helping them find alternative investments for their clients. Host Tammi Brannan speaks with him about turn key real estate and other alternative investments. To learn more about the prosperity movement and help you and your clients build and keep wealth visit www.TheAdvisorAdvantage.com   Links in this Episode: Advisor Advantage: www.TheAdvisorAdvantage.com Entreprenuer Drinks podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-drinks/id1208518874?mt=2 http://www.jointopsproperties.com jointopsproperties@gmail.com   Show Notes: 00:00 Intro 02:04 Jimmy's podcast - Entrepreneur Drinks 04:07 How can turnkey real estate help investors 05:18 Contact Jimmy at jointopsproperties@gmail.com to get his video presentation 07:03 How he got started with real estate investing 12:05 This is what makes Joint Ops Properties unique from other investments 15:23 A worst case scenario with turn key real estate 16:32 The liabilities of commercial real estate 19:25 Where Jimmy see's his business in the next 6-12 months  

"This is episode #363, and my guests today are partners Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott…a couple guys that are crushing it up in St. Louis. If you own rental properties, you'll understand that maintenance and vacancy expenses can kill your cash flow. We’ll…what if there was a better way? Jimmy and Bob started lease options, or a rent to own model a few years back that has turned the tables on their cash flow, and because of specifics of their model, it’s allowed them to do more deals. More deals with less headaches…how’s that sound? There are some golden nuggets in today’s episode…please help me welcome Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott to the show. Get your copy of our FREE "Profiting with Rental Properties" Guide!

"This is episode #363, and my guests today are partners Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott…a couple guys that are crushing it up in St. Louis. If you own rental properties, you'll understand that maintenance and vacancy expenses can kill your cash flow. We’ll…what if there was a better way? Jimmy and Bob started lease options, or a rent to own model a few years back that has turned the tables on their cash flow, and because of specifics of their model, it’s allowed them to do more deals. More deals with less headaches…how’s that sound? There are some golden nuggets in today’s episode…please help me welcome Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott to the show. Get your copy of our FREE "Profiting with Rental Properties" Guide!

Book a call with our team: https://goo.gl/dezwHT This episode is brought to you by Thumbtack. Visit thumbtack.com to find pros in over 1000 categories to help with your project. The Infinite Banking Concept allows individuals to create their own banking system using a life insurance policy. This is an excellent strategy for acquiring real estate investments, due to the ease of access to capital, and the ability to invest without restrictions. This method is not at risk to market volatility, and the payback structure is flexible. Today’s guests have built their vast real estate portfolio by using cash value whole life insurance. Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott have partnered together to build a portfolio of over 120 investment properties. Jimmy and Bob are here to share their experience with purchasing real estate from insurance policies, and why they structure their real estate business around lease options. Don’t miss this episode of Investing in Real Estate! “Investing in Real Estate has a laser focus on buy and hold rental properties in order to create passive income. Clayton shares tried and true methods for acquiring rental real estate, building net worth, and accelerating your financial freedom. This podcast utilizes expert interviews, case studies with normal everyday investors, and Clayton's own methods for achieving passive income. Learn how to acquire turnkey rentals, discounted properties, passive income and true legacy wealth!” - Clayton Morris

This episode contains strong language. I’ve got another fantastic interview lined up for you all today! The Joint Ops duo – Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott – are joining me on the Profit Masters Podcast. Joint Ops is their real estate brain child, and their experiences in the military not only inspired their company name, it also inspired their incredible work ethic. It may have also inspired their vulgar jokes, so be warned that there is some foul language in today’s episode around the 36 minute mark. These two dudes specialize in buying older, single-family homes with a lease option exit strategy, and they are slinging lease options all across St. Louis. We talk about what inspired them to start these leasing options instead of the traditional flip-and-sell model. There were a lot of “a-ha” moments that brought them to this point in their business, and I know a lot of you are familiar with that feeling. You know when everything seems to fall into place but you don’t know how or where it’s going? That’s how these two thrive. Their whole mentality is about starting something just to see where it goes. Because it doesn’t matter if you get it right, as long as you get it going! In terms of getting it going, pay close attention to Jim and Bob’s investment strategy that we talk about today. Their use of social media marketing and private lenders is definitely going to change the way you think about things. They are a pair of inspiring guys and I am very excited to have them on the podcast! MINUTE MARKERS 4:55 - Meet Jim and Bob from Joint Ops! 5:50 - What is Jim and Bob’s area of expertise? 6:24 - Where did “Joint Ops” come from? 7:38 - Kiyosaki is another big influence for this duo 8:20 - The big breaking points for Jim and Bob 9:30 - What is Bob’s business background? 10:40 - How did Jim and Bob meet? 13:17 - What inspired these two to pursue lease options? 16:08 - How they faced their biggest challenge 17:05 - How to get private lenders 19:08 - Jim and Bob’s EPIC Profit Master Strategy with social media marketing 20:44 - Which marketing apps are they using? 21:45 - Step by step using Livecom.com 26:38 - Bookkeeping still slips Jim and Bob up 28:40 - The perks of hiring a professional bookkeeper 30:10 - The greatest lesson Jim and Bob ever learned 30:23 - Jim and Bob drop some advice for the newcomers 32:40 - A helpful formula for commercial lease options 35:10 - Jim and Bob’s favorite quotes 36:00 - Warning! One of their favorite quotes is a vulgar one! 37:48 - The reality of running a business 38:07 - Ready, Fire, Aim! 40:02 - The books that changed Jim and Bob’s business lives 41:17 - Jim and Bob’s favorite apps 46:27 - How do they get more than 8 hours of sleep at night? 47:29 - Consider adding cold water exposure to your morning routine! 50:23 - Why does Bob do this thing? 53:30 - Hire a mentor on Day One! 54:30 - Cory recommends some good stuff 56:50 - What are these guys most grateful for? 59:17 - How do they do what they do? 1:01:51 - Check their YouTube channel and get in touch with these guys! QUOTES We built our entire business and portfolio around maximizing cash flow. - Bob Just be comfortable with being uncomfortable.- Jim Links and Resources Jim & Bob on YouTube Joint Ops Website Rich Dad Poor Dad & Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki Ready, Fire, Aim by Michael Masterson Antifragile & The Black Swan by Nassim Taleb Ron Legrande Joe McCall Joe Fairless Tim Ferriss Livecom.com Bitly Callfire Bench.com Xero.com Rently Ask Cory A Question Want to get in touch with Cory and ask him your most burning Real Estate Investing question?  We’ve made it super easy for you.  Just head over to our Ask Cory A Question page and start recording.  Cory will play your question live on an upcoming show and answer it personally. Who Do You Want To Hear From? Name some folks I should get on the show! Hit me up:support@realestateinvestingprofits.com and I’ll do my best to get them on. Did You Get Your FREE Investing Guide? TEXT the word PROFIT (38470) to immediately sent Your FREE Investing Quick Start Guide! JOIN The Elite Real Estate Investor’s Board of Directors http://JoinMyMastermind.com Connect Here Please check out our website, realestateinvestingprofits.com for the “Down and Dirty” Ultimate Real Estate Investing Quick Start Guide download.   And don’t forget to get involved with the REIP coaching program at realestateinvestingprofits.com/coachingapplication or click on the “Coaching” tab on our website!  

We had a great interview with Bob Scott and Jimmy Vreeland from Joint Ops properties. http://www.jointopsproperties.com/  They asked if they could come by and do a Happy Hour while talking shop. Our conversation went for close to 3 hours so hang in there.  Lots of good content.  This conversation inspired a spin off podcast called Entrepreneur Drinks.

We had a great interview with Bob Scott and Jimmy Vreeland from Joint Ops properties. http://www.jointopsproperties.com/  They asked if they could come by and do a Happy Hour while talking shop. Our conversation went for close to 3 hours so hang in there.  Lots of good content.  This conversation inspired a spin off podcast called […]

Your host No B.S. Money Guy Todd Strobel talks with Jimmy Vreeland from Joint Ops Properties. Together they discuss lease option real estate investments and what is currently happening in the investment real estate market. Tune in to find out how to take control of your finances today. Do you have a question you would like answered on the show? Please send it to us at hello@partners4prosperity.com and we may answer it in an upcoming episode.

If you missed Part I of the interview that Alex and I conducted with Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott, you will definitely want to catch that one (#166) before listening to this episode. These two guys are partners in the real estate investing world and hail from right here in my hometown of St. Louis. […]

If you missed Part I of the interview that Alex and I conducted with Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott, you will definitely want to catch that one (#166) before listening to this episode. These two guys are partners in the real estate investing world and hail from right here in my hometown of St. Louis. In Part I, we got to know Jimmy and Bob and learn how they operate their business. In a few short years, they’ve expanded their portfolio to more than 100 homes in the St. Louis area, using mainly the lease option strategy. In this episode, however, we switch subjects to life insurance. What in the world does life insurance have to do with real estate investing? That’s what Alex and I were asking. As you will notice as you listen, I have very little input in the conversation, because all this is new to me. I found it both fascinating and compelling. Jimmy and Bob explain how an investor can use a whole life policy as a source of liquid cash to fund deals. In doing so, the investor is able to see interest from the policy, and profit from the deal, earned simultaneously. They discovered this when the banks no longer wanted to work with them unless they had X-amount of cash in reserve. They then used the cash available in their life insurance policies, because banks viewed it as a liquid asset. However, the more attractive aspect is to educate private lenders on how they can use their whole life policies as a vehicle to become your lender. Then they, too, can increase their earnings on investments. Jimmy and Bob have raised a great deal of capital using this strategy. This is a power-packed episode. Bring pen and paper!

In this episode we welcome Jimmy Fallon and Bob Scott; they are the owners of Joint Ops Properties out of St. Louis and they are investors that specialize in lease option strategies of single-family homes. Bob and Jimmy are veterans of the US Armed Forces which is where they learned to lead themselves to success in the private sector.  Having a military mindset prepares them to work effectively with in teams in a management capacity. It's that military background that automatically thrusts them into the position of being natural leaders in the marketplace. When they started their business they discovered a need in the marketplace for clean, safe, affordable housing that was easily financeable by those with credit challenges.  They discovered for a majority of Americans; home ownership is nearly impossible which is what inspired them to focus their energy on the strategy of lease options. Typically they will buy a home and do the necessary renovations to make it financeable, clean and safe.  At that time, they secure a tenant buyer that they feel is qualified to enter into their program.  Once the buyer enters the program they are paired with a lender and credit repair company that helps prepare them to be able to refinance and purchase the property at a later time. Bob and Jimmy believe in creating win-win solutions for all who they deal with on a day-to-day basis; much of that as possible by proper screening of the potential tenants.  During the episode Bob mentioned rently.com which is a self-service lockbox.  Basically how it works is that you buy a special lock box from the website and that's in coded with a special code that allows the manager or landlord to give the prospective tenant buyers the ability to open the door with a special one time use code.  It also tracks their whereabouts and times of entry in the event of trouble.      

You’ll need to bring pencil and paper and your full attention to this episode, because my guests - Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott - have a boatload of information to share. These guys are from right here in my hometown of St. Louis, and they’ve been partnering together in this business for about 2 ½ […]

You’ll need to bring pencil and paper and your full attention to this episode, because my guests – Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott – have a boatload of information to share. These guys are from right here in my hometown of St. Louis, and they’ve been partnering together in this business for about 2 ½ years. Both have a military background, which – as they admit – gives them a bit of an edge in getting things done with very little procrastination. Bob was flipping houses while he was still in the Air Force, and continued to do so after getting out of the military. Jimmy, on the other hand, was working a full-time job, and once he discovered real estate investing, his goal was to be able to quit that job. That goal was reached about a year ago. The two started out wholesaling and buying rental properties, but once they learned about lease options at a Ron LeGrand seminar, that became the major focus of all they do. Their lease option properties in the St Louis area number more than 100. That adds up to an amazing amount of monthly cash flow. You’ll hear them talk about how they market, find deals, find investors and run their business. (You may be surprised to learn that many of their deals are from right off the MLS.) These two launched into a discussion of how to use whole life insurance as part of a real estate investing plan. That’s when Alex and I called a stop and suggested we do a Part II of the interview. So stay tuned, it’s coming.

In episode 80, Phil sits down with Jimmy Vreeland and Bob Scott of Joint Ops Properties to discuss the Infinite Banking Concept. Phil and John sandwich the show with a discussion on the GW "hug-in" and podcast lessons the duo has learned over 80 episodes. http://jointopsproperties.com www.PhilipKennedy.com