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Discover how Nate Armstrong reveals his powerful strategy for raising $2M monthly for his multifamily syndications—by leveraging the power of live events. Tune in as Nate shares the inside scoop on how hosting events has become his secret weapon for consistently attracting investors and closing deals.Key Takeaways to Listen For:How Live Events Drive Capital – Nate explains how hosting live events is the cornerstone of his capital-raising strategy, allowing him to consistently generate $2M per month for his multifamily deals.Building Trust with Investors – By creating an immersive experience at events, Nate emphasizes the importance of building genuine relationships and trust with investors, making them more likely to commit to future deals.The Power of In-Person Connections – Nate highlights how in-person interactions at events lead to stronger, more committed investor relationships compared to virtual or online methods.Creating Value Through Education – Nate shares his strategy of offering educational content at events, positioning himself as an authority in the multifamily space and ensuring investors see the value before they commit. Scaling with Consistency – Nate reveals how maintaining a regular event schedule and a predictable process for raising capital has been critical in scaling his syndications and attracting continuous investor interest.About Tim MaiTim Mai is a real estate investor, fund manager, mentor, and founder of HERO Mastermind for REI coaches.He has helped many real estate investors and coaches become millionaires. Tim continues to help busy professionals earn income and build wealth through passive investing.He is also a creative marketer and promoter with incredible knowledge and experience, which he freely shares. He has lifted himself from the aftermath of war, achieving technical expertise in computers, followed by investment success in real estate, management skills, and a lofty position among real estate educators and internet marketers.Tim is an industry leader who has acquired and exited well over $50 million worth of real estate and is currently an investor in over 2700 units of multifamily apartments.Connect with TimWebsite: Capital Raising PartyFacebook: Tim Mai | Capital Raising Nation Instagram: @timmaicomTwitter: @timmaiLinkedIn: Tim MaiYouTube: Tim Mai

In this episode, we sit down with Sara Leslie and Nate Armstrong, Co-Chairs of the CHANGE organization at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, as well as Josh Beitel, one of the advisors to the organization. They share their insights and experiences leading the organization and discuss the benefits and opportunities that CHANGE provides to contracting trainees. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the organization's activities, such as networking events, community service and professional development opportunities. Our guests also share their thoughts on the importance of feedback, leadership development and employee retention in the contracting workforce. Tune in to learn about the CHANGE organization, its mission and goals, and the importance of community and connection in the contracting workforce. The conversation also touches on topics such as employee retention, feedback and leadership development. CHANGE - The Community Helping through Action and Networking toward the Greatness of our Environment. AFLCMC – Air Force Life Cycle Management Center PKX – Human Resources Division ***This podcast episode and the mention of non-federal entities does not constitute or imply official endorsement on behalf of the U.S. Department of the Air Force or Department of Defense. The Department of the Air Force does not endorse any non-federal entities, companies, products, or services. The views expressed within this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Air Force, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. government.

Most people take a look at this market and they go, "oh well," and they do nothing. Those people are not succeeding or thriving in this market, they assume it's impossible. But it's not impossible, so today we are looking at another way to dominate in this market.ResourceCheck Out Nate's WebsiteReal Estate Marketing DudeThe Listing Advocate (Earn more listings!)REMD on YouTubeREMD on InstagramTranscript:00:06:08:16 - 00:06:27:00UnknownWhat's up? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome. Another episode of the Real Estate Marketing Dude podcast. Folks, if you've been following the show the last few weeks, we've been talking about things being a little bit outside the box while everyone else is singing doom and gloom. I see nothing but light and opportunity. And a lot of that reason for it is that these shifts are when people actually take ground.00:06:27:02 - 00:06:45:22UnknownThis is when people actually grow. They take market share. But you can't be sitting at the sidelines. You got to start by doing something differently. There's two things I've been really screaming. One is double down on brand. This is your time to steal your everyone else's attention right now. They're all quiet. They're saving their money. They're not doing ads on social media.00:06:45:22 - 00:07:01:17UnknownThey're just sitting there doing absolutely nothing. That's why you want to be really loud. But two is you got to take on a new, unique selling proposition. And the chat that I've seen a lot of people in all the Facebook groups doing right now is like where the transaction is, where the transaction is, where the transactions will tell you where the transactions are not going to be in the next year.00:07:01:23 - 00:07:20:14UnknownIt's not going to be and I would not concentrate in your regular mom and pop residential retail sales. I if I'm you, I'm concentrating on people who have to move in this marketplace and there's going to be a lot of situations with that. One of those situations I saw the other day is a real estate agent posting. I can't afford this mortgage payment this month.00:07:20:19 - 00:07:39:15UnknownWhat am I going to do? Their real estate agent is one of many. Foreclosures are up 28% or 35% year over year. And that's going to be people who have to sell are going to have to move. Life change events, marriage, divorce, bankruptcy. That's where I'm focusing my lead generation efforts. But without a brand, none of that stuff matters.00:07:39:15 - 00:07:59:02UnknownSo we're going to sort of tie in branding, social media marketing, and then how to find deals and where you should be putting your hat on today. So we brought on Mr. Nate Armstrong. This dude is a fucking killer, dude. He has a couple companies. He's got a social media arm. He's a real estate investor, but primarily he's a marketer.00:07:59:02 - 00:08:12:16UnknownIf you check out his website, you know exactly what I'm talking about. But without further ado, let's go ahead and introduce Nate to the show. What's up, Nate? Mike, thanks for having me on, man. Pleasure. I still everyone a little bit. Who the hell are you? Where are you from? What are we can talk about today? Yeah. Yeah.00:08:12:16 - 00:08:35:05UnknownSo I used to be a realtor while back. Is going on ten plus years ago, and I got involved in a big development project where I referred clients and raised money and whatnot. And my wife told me not to do the development project. This is like in the the wake of the last recession. And fast forward six months in, I got a phone call from the developer that he said, I'm walking, I'm out.00:08:35:07 - 00:08:59:18UnknownAnd I'm like, What? Like, no, like you don't just walk like we finish this thing. I'm the guarantor on your loans. And I referred half the people that that are working with you on this is like, Well, I'm out and here's the keys. And is that moment I was forced to, to start liquidating our rental properties and I ripped my wife and my, my then newborn child away from our house next to the lake to move across state lines, take over this project.00:08:59:20 - 00:09:20:20UnknownAnd I worked on it for a year, got the thing done. But by the time that we finished it, there was just no juice left. Like I had burned all the equity and the high interest loans eaten alive, and I ended up going through bankruptcy. Now I immediately got back to work and I found someone doing something interesting with social media and I really gravitated towards it and I started modeling it and I did it over and over and over again.00:09:20:20 - 00:09:47:22UnknownAnd and and thank God that was our first ever million dollar a year coming out of bankruptcy. And then year one out of year one. Year one. Love it. Yeah. The trustee didn't believe that I went bankrupt. She actually called me back in to re audit everything they did. Did depositions with my bookkeeper. It was crazy. But in the midst of all that, I spent some time on my hands and knees praying and just trying to figure out like what the right steps were.00:09:47:24 - 00:10:06:12UnknownAnd fast forward it like the social media angle. Like today we live in this world where you could post what you had for dinner last night, but that's not productive. Instead, like owning your own brand, like being that niche leader in your marketplace, that's what's really going to drive results, and that's what did it for us. That's why we went 0 to 1000000 in a year.00:10:06:14 - 00:10:21:05Unknown100%. You know, I was before I'd ever meet our guest guys, when they come on the show, I do that on purpose because I like to just pull everything out of them live. And I was on Nate's website and I'm like, Wow, this guy's got his message dialed in and he's got a nice video on top of it.00:10:21:07 - 00:10:37:18UnknownAnd most like investors aren't like great marketers like you are in that sense. Like, I see usually the sites, like some guy's like, Hey bro, you got a lot. He's got his shit together, It's polished. But what I like about it is that he knows exactly who is niches. He's not scared to scream his Christian face, his faith.00:10:37:19 - 00:10:54:04UnknownHe basically says, Hey, we help people. I'm a Christian based business owner, and I right off the bat, I thought that was impressive because he knows who he's talking to. He knows who his tribe is. The problem so many guys have as you're trying to relate and be something that everybody and you relate with, none. Jack of all trades is the master of none.00:10:54:06 - 00:11:17:06UnknownSo don't be scared during this time to really dial that in. Be yourself because you will attract like people, whether you're covered with tattoos or you're like Nate and prayed many times a day or you got strong faith, it doesn't matter. You're always going to attract your tribe. Nate Question on before you really dialed in your brand because your company is called Home Invest doesn't have anything to do with faith.00:11:17:06 - 00:11:33:06UnknownYou didn't have to mention your faith. You don't have to mention that you're a man of God and that this is a big part of your why in your business, why did you decide to do that? Yeah. Number one, there's scripture that talks about all of us one day standing before God and giving it a testament of our life.00:11:33:08 - 00:11:48:10UnknownAnd at that point, basically, it's going to be the question is going to come on the table. What did you do? Did you did you have my name out there? And I feel compelled that his name is supposed to be before my name, kind of like in brokerage law, like a man booker. His name's got to be bigger than your name.00:11:48:12 - 00:12:05:19UnknownAnd so and to your point, Mike, what happened since then? I did not intend for this. This. It was not my plan. But what's happened since then? I got some heaters early on. I had some people like just trashing me and like I even had some some close personal one. One particular close personal relationship. He's like the direction you're going, man.00:12:05:19 - 00:12:24:04UnknownI don't like this. This isn't going to be good for you. And we kind of had to cut ties. But what's happened probably took six months. But what happened is it just it took off. Like now I get people coming to me and they'll say, Nate, I invested in your multifamily property or Nate. I went through your social media blueprint program because of your faith.00:12:24:06 - 00:12:43:15UnknownLove that, folks. That happens all the time. And you had it on Dot. It's always six months on a white six months when someone really goes all in on their brand, you do piss people off. But until you do, you know you're not on the right track because you're not supposed to resonate with everybody. You're not God, you're supposed to have people that you resonate with, and you're supposed to have people that are going to like you at all.00:12:43:20 - 00:13:04:11UnknownThat's just the way the world works. But and you, when you dial that in and you do it unapologetically, wow, it's very powerful. And yeah, and people will invest with you or work with you or hire you or do whatever with you just because of what you stand for, not what you do. In real estate. People hire you for how you do things, not what you do.00:13:04:12 - 00:13:26:19UnknownYour license only gives you a legal right to collect money. So think about that, you guys, and think about how you make your own buying decisions and who you hire and whatnot. Yeah, I think that's that's fantastic. Now let's get into like what you actually do, though, because you've dialed in your brand. This goes this is applicable to any business, you guys, whether you're a dentist, attorney, chiropractor, I don't really care.00:13:26:21 - 00:13:52:03UnknownYou could do the exact same thing in this case. Nate's raising syndication. It looks like he's creating investment deals and whatnot. So tell me about your creative financing Beyond being a good man of faith, why am I going to invest with you? I like it. But how do you make me money? Greg Great question. So you can either get inside of a DeLorean and go back in time and try to snag 3% interest rates or or you can find them.00:13:52:03 - 00:14:16:03UnknownLike, I was shocked to learn this, but of the market rate now, over 20% of people own their home free and clear. And then people that took mortgages that were sub 3% there's another 8% that have mortgages, sub 3% from 3% to 4%. There's another 16%. We're talking about half of the properties in America are either free and clear or they have a sub 4% mortgage on them.00:14:16:05 - 00:14:39:04UnknownAnd so what we do to create value for investors is we find those sellers and we say, Hey, Mr. or Mrs. Seller, rather than, you know, you just cashing out right now and potentially taking a big tax hit. How about we save you a little on taxes and we stretch out the payments a little bit longer? You keep your bank mortgage payment in place and we'll come in alongside of you and we'll take over all the headaches of the property and we'll let you exit.00:14:39:06 - 00:14:57:03UnknownBut you won't have a big tax event. And then myself and my investors will be able to not get hit in the face with an 8% mortgage rate and then just seller financing. Folks, this is what you need to like. Let's break this down a little bit so make sure everyone understood. Unpack that a little bit, because that's the problem right now.00:14:57:03 - 00:15:14:22UnknownYou're going to have all kinds of people. There's a lot of people that want to sell, but where are they going to go is one aspect of it. But then there's a lot of people that aren't going to be able to sell because like in our market, I'm in Carlsbad, An 8% rate on a $2 million house is a lot of money, dude.00:15:14:24 - 00:15:31:14UnknownYou know, So walk me back through that. Let's dumb it down even a little bit further. So I find this if you find a seller that basically has a boatload of equity and you approached you guys cash flow, the property, you handle all property maintenance and management of it, Tell me how you strike the numbers and how does the seller cash flow again?00:15:31:16 - 00:15:50:10UnknownYes. So I'll give you a real life example. We just closed a unit building and it's got a 5% rate on it fixed for forever. Basically, I'm going to back up a little bit to to land the plan on how we got it. Okay. So this is something that most real estate investors, they just don't share. It's just not common, common knowledge.00:15:50:10 - 00:16:06:17UnknownIt's something that I probably invested over $250,000 worth of training and education to get. And so this is the one thing that phone call with the seller, and it's got to be with the seller direct. If there is an agent in the middle agents, I love you guys. I used to be one for a long time, but yeah, forget about it.00:16:06:19 - 00:16:22:11UnknownYeah. Unless you can really get the agent on your side, it's just harder because most agents, they're not going to think the way that maybe your listeners might think. So you got to get on the phone with the seller. I have done it with an agent, but it's usually a three way phone call. He put me in, put put us on a three way, Let's do this together.00:16:22:13 - 00:16:37:14UnknownAnd on that call, this is everything you have to space that call out. Most of the sellers, they're just thinking, Hey, what's the number am I going to get? How are you going to get me there in in? That's a mistake to fall into that trap right in the beginning. And so what we have to understand is the situation.00:16:37:16 - 00:16:56:18UnknownAnd so we went through we broke the call into five distinct phases. The first phase is rapport. Pretty obvious. Everybody that listens to your show, Mike knows how to do that, build some real human rapport. The second phase is understanding the situation. The situation is everything. I'm going to get out of them, how much they owe on their mortgage, what is the payment?00:16:56:18 - 00:17:17:21UnknownWhat is the interest rate? Is that fixed? How many years into their more, I'm going to get that stuff out of them by simply asking one question. It's actually three. But it goes like this. Most people would say, Hey, how much do you own your mortgage? And that's a mistake. Instead, what you say is you say, Hey, if we do this deal together, I want to make sure that all the lines get taken care of, taxes, mortgage, etc..00:17:17:23 - 00:17:40:00UnknownWith that being said, how much is left in taxes? Okay, great. How about the mortgage? How much is left there? Great. Hey, can you tell me a little about that payments and then dissect what the payment is, taxes, interest, etc. By having that information in the beginning and then really understanding what their motivation is when we come around the corner to that, we got the third phase of the call, the fourth phase and the fifth phase.00:17:40:00 - 00:17:58:18UnknownWhen we come to the fifth phase, which is actually presenting the offer, we know what offer we can make. So the reason we got this 49 unit building at 5% interest is because, number one, we found out that if the seller sold today for cash, they would have a sizable gain and they get smacked upside the head with a big tax tax liability.00:17:58:20 - 00:18:14:20UnknownThey didn't really want that. The second thing is that they didn't have anywhere else to go park the capital. My favorite question is when someone says, Hey, I just want to get cashed out, I say, okay, great. What are you going to do with all the money? Oh, this is what Gabriel the seller said. He said, I'm going to put in the stock market.00:18:14:22 - 00:18:32:12UnknownAnd I said, You put this lot now. And then he kind of backpedaled. And I'm like, I'm like, Hey, Gabriel. Like, do you believe in this asset? Do you think it's a good. Yeah, I love it. I just don't want to deal with tenants anymore. I get it. Okay, cool. How about this? What if you leave the money in the property, I'll start making monthly payments to you.00:18:32:13 - 00:18:49:17UnknownI'll get you some down payment now, so you know that I'm serious, but I'll start making monthly payments to you. I'll handle everything. Taxes, insurance, toilets, tenants, the whole works. You get to collect a nice check every single month. You get to avoid getting slapped by the taxman big time upfront. And we have a good five year relationship together and five years.00:18:49:17 - 00:19:12:04UnknownI go to the bank and I refi you out. He's like, Could you can you tell that to my attorney? I said, Yeah, no problem. Told to his attorney. Attorney sent over paperwork. We did the deal. I like it. That's a lot to unpack. I like it. Give me the ideal scenario of the seller. Give me some like case you like, use cases like a give me a couple.00:19:12:04 - 00:19:31:17UnknownLike just so they could they can relate to that. So like the ideal seller and these are more larger you deal in multifamily are you doing any individual units or is it mainly multifamily and is there a place for it for smaller properties? Oh yeah, yeah. So the last two years I've only really focused on multi, but we have a lady in my office named Kate.00:19:31:17 - 00:19:53:16UnknownShe buys all the single families for us and so we're, we're processing at least two or three every single month with single family typical, like there's a distress of some kind. It's either that they're a little bit tied up financially, a big one that was happening to us. Since Corbett is people have to either move or go back to an office that they they were working virtually for a while.00:19:53:16 - 00:20:13:21UnknownNow they've got to go back in. So we're getting sales because of that. On the multifamily spectrum, it's usually because people are worried about what's going to happen in the economy and they want to get a little bit more liquid. And so we're talking to a lot of landlords on that. And then the second biggest one and this is new is people that took out what's called a bridge loan in the last three years.00:20:13:23 - 00:20:36:21UnknownSo for for anyone that doesn't know what bridge means, it means that they took out some kind of short term financing, usually to do some kind of renovation. And it was very popular in multifamily during the COVID years because they were giving away dirt cheap interest rates and they were saying, Hey, get into this. And because multifamily got so competitive, they were taking these short term adjustable rate bridge loans.00:20:36:23 - 00:21:01:03UnknownAnd a lot of those are come and do right now. Like in fact, we've got under contract as we speak, a $12 million, 161 unit property. The only reason we have it is because the guy's loan expires in December. So, yes, he's he's putting his message. You know, this is marketing lead generation. He's finding he knows exactly who is ideal candidate is for this and he's just targeting them.00:21:01:05 - 00:21:16:15UnknownRight. And when you rent the property out, you're just taking over the management of it and then you're renting it out at a 5% rate. How do you know what you have to look at the rent and what do you offer to pay them a little bit more than he's getting on a 12 month and then juice it up?00:21:16:15 - 00:21:39:08UnknownHow do you make money on that? Great, great question, Mike. So first my instance is I try to pay them what their costs are. So like if they're just ready to exit and they just want to move on, my my reply is, Hey, would it make sense for you if I just took over everything from here? I give you a little bit of moving money so you can pack up and go, and then I just take over everything from your taxes, insurance, the repairs that are needed.00:21:39:10 - 00:21:57:11UnknownAnd a lot of times that's, that's enough. Sometimes, however, especially when getting to multifamily, you've got a different seller on the other end of that family service and say, well, hey, I want to get paid for my equity. And then I say, okay, cool. What does that look like for you? How much equity is that? I let them tell me their number and then if they're number, I'll put it into a spreadsheet.00:21:57:11 - 00:22:14:14UnknownIf I can still make a return on investment from that, then I say, Okay, if it's too big for me to like plop down as cash, then I'll say, How about this? We're going to pay the bank on their normal payment schedule. And then with your equity, I'm going to start chunking away at that every month. I'm going to pay this much.00:22:14:16 - 00:22:28:12UnknownAnd you can see here on my spreadsheet, I'm looking at it with you. Open book. I still got a little bit, little bit of room for me and for my investors, and I'm going to pay you this every single month for the next five years. And at the end of five, I'll go to another bank and I'll refinance this thing in rate.00:22:28:14 - 00:22:44:08UnknownRight now, it's actually much easier to have that combo because all I have to do is point at the banks and just say, Hey, if I got to go to the bank, I got to pay seven or 8%. That means I'm giving more to them and I have to give less to you. I'd rather give you a very good point.00:22:44:10 - 00:23:00:19UnknownCreative. So folks, sharpen your damn skills. These are the conversations you're going to have and the one that can put together. That's how you really define your USP as an agent. All right, Let's let's get into like, how you're finding these deals, too. Okay, So you guys get an idea. He's dialed in. I'm taking us through a three pronged approach here.00:23:00:22 - 00:23:15:12UnknownOne is you got to dial in your brand. You got to be on the brand message with whom you relate with first, right? Absolutely. You have to do that first to know what the hell you're selling. Now. It's got a very creative niche. The riches are always in the niches and shifts like this. Would you agree with that 100%?00:23:15:14 - 00:23:30:21UnknownLike you have to niche down guys. You got to stop being a generalist. Please don't be a general. You're going to get crushed. You need to niche down and you need to be an expert at something. But then three is you got to be a dab marketer because without deals like none of the stuff matters, right? So what are you doing on social media?00:23:30:21 - 00:23:48:17UnknownBecause it seems like you have like a new maybe a twist on how you're finding these properties and are you getting all of your deals from social media? I'd say three quarters come from social media and then the other a quarter are a breakup of either referrals, some agents that feed us properties now and then just a mix.00:23:48:17 - 00:24:10:08UnknownBut three quarters. No, no direct mail. No, no. In fact, PPC search, anything. I've done them all. I've been in the game for a while. I used to run TV ads back in the day and I dropped a direct mail around probably two years ago. I dropped 48 grand and I struck out for the first time ever. Usually it doesn't happen that way.00:24:10:08 - 00:24:29:11UnknownUsually I'm pretty good at making something, but I struck out and then I'm like, I can't do this. Yeah, and money it is. And so I leaned heavily into social media because I can track instance. Like if I spend $100 on a Facebook ad, I know how many leads I got same day and with direct mail was a little bit bigger for me.00:24:29:11 - 00:24:42:22UnknownAnd I know there's other guys that are really good at that game, but I just I wasn't my game so I stick to social where I can track it all instantaneously. Another good point is like, find out what the hell works for you. It's different for everyone. There isn't a right answer. Whatever works for you is always the right one.00:24:42:24 - 00:25:03:13UnknownArt How I'm social like you're running ads. What's one of the platforms we're talking about? Facebook, i.e. Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. And I start with organic. So you mentioned Facebook groups earlier. Like I own a group for pretty much every category that I that I want to master, so to speak. So like I have one for investors for passive investments.00:25:03:15 - 00:25:21:19UnknownI've got one in each of the three cities that I buy properties in. It's just a real estate group that's titled the City Name plus off market deals. If you ever see those out there, they're probably either mine or someone that I showed how to do that. What city are you in? So Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Yeah, Lexington, Kentucky. And Louisville, Kentucky.00:25:21:21 - 00:25:41:11UnknownYou must have someone here that has that in San Diego off market deals. But you they're like one of your students or something. It's very possible. A couple couple hundred people how to do it now. Okay. Keep going. So you get in the groups, folks, community, you have to build the damn database. The database is either the USA y, which is what you're always marketing and nurturing and staying in front of.00:25:41:13 - 00:25:55:14UnknownBut then you build a lead database because the conversations in these groups are where the money's are. But a lot of people don't like starting them, right? They're like, Oh, how am I going to get all these people in there and how am I going to get the group going? And like, it seems like it's a lot of work to get it going.00:25:55:16 - 00:26:13:01UnknownHow do you overcome that? Yeah, you think of it like a backyard barbecue. Like if you were the new kid on the block, you just moved in and you wanted to meet all the neighbors. You could either go door to door and say, Hey, I'm having a backyard barbecue, or you could put big signs up in your front yard and tell everybody you got free food on Saturday in either wood work.00:26:13:01 - 00:26:32:03UnknownSo the difference between those two is kind of like paid leads versus organic leads came a paid lead is kind of like putting the sign in your front yard and blasting it out there really fast. If you pay Facebook about 10 to $12 per person, you'll fill the backyard barbecue really fast like your Facebook group will fill up really fast.00:26:32:07 - 00:26:54:21UnknownLike if you pay Facebook ten bucks per person, that the other way that you do it is that once you've got your group created smart and you go out and you do door knocking by door knocking, it's not physical. It's like literally on your computer, click of the mouse. You go to other people's groups, you go to other communities and you say, Hey, guys, if anyone's looking for this specific niche, my group's pretty cool.00:26:54:21 - 00:27:18:17UnknownFor that, join my group. Here's the group. And within a week or two, if you do that fairly consistently, I'm talking like an hour a day. Not obsessive, but you can fill a group with 100 people and then from there you serve those people. This is the part where everybody misses. You show up once a week, you do some written value add posts, or if you're if you prefer video, I prefer video.00:27:18:19 - 00:27:38:23UnknownThen I just press that goal. I button and I'll share what's on my heart. I'll share some real estate tidbits. And then at the end of it, I just say, Hey, if this is something that you're looking for more help with, just comment. Help down below and then we'll connect. And I keep it super simple like that, but you got to show up every single week If you just let a group build up and you don't do anything with it, they're not going to know you.00:27:39:00 - 00:28:00:14UnknownYeah, they're going to get you. And you're you're doing once a week in terms of content creation video 3 to 5 minutes, maybe a blog, right? You got it. Yep. And since I've got multiple groups, what I found a tool called Stream Yard. And I'm sure you've got other ones that lets you simultaneously stream into multiple. Yeah. So I'm only doing one weekly broadcasts.00:28:00:16 - 00:28:18:01UnknownThat's it. And it gets it everywhere. I want to touch. I mean do. That's how this show started. You know, it's one podcast every Saturday for eight years in a row. And then we got 1.7 million downloads or whatever at now. And it's because we are consistent and we add value. We haven't sold you guys anything on the show yet.00:28:18:01 - 00:28:36:17UnknownWhat are we, 26 minutes in? We'll send you a link after this. And you might want to join or buy my services or take notes. Who cares? But this is content marketing 1 to 1, guys. You got to add value to people first. Just it's a dating game, isn't it? Like the same way you date is the same way you attract business online or in social in these groups.00:28:36:19 - 00:28:58:01UnknownI love how you just said, though, that you're running traffic to build the group because that's like the shortcut, right? Yeah. Yep. Yep. And then in that group, that's where you get to test your message. I would do that, like before you start getting all crazy with ads, I would test your message and see how it's resonating in and if you go live, like, just know that the first time you're going to have your mom and your cousin on and that's it.00:28:58:03 - 00:29:23:10UnknownYeah. And that's okay. You just show up, you serve, and then people will catch replays. And as people replays, it starts to build My first podcast, I think I had like two lost two listeners, you know, when they're like, Hey, woo! Yeah, but dude, you got to start somewhere. Everybody does very, very well. Why did you sustain like you have a fantastic podcast, Why didn't you quit like everybody else does after the third one?00:29:23:12 - 00:29:40:00UnknownUm, you know, what I did was I think I did the whole public accountability thing, and I said, I'm going to create a show. And I missed one week like early on. And I remember someone wrote into me and they're like, pissed and they're like, like it was like early on, like probably year end or so. And I just kept going.00:29:40:01 - 00:30:00:03UnknownIt was going to be uphill battle. But I remember someone wrote a message or something and they said, like, Bro, you missed your show this week. I was looking forward to it. I'm like, Fuck, People are listening to me, man. Like, That's cool, right? So then I just felt obligated to go ahead and do it. Even in all you guys who've been following the show for a while, I've been very sporadic the last few months because I'm going through a brand shift myself.00:30:00:03 - 00:30:24:14UnknownYou know, I got a software that we're launching and I switched my video into a different business model. My friend working with real estate agents as much on the video side anymore, but I've been sporadic with it. You know, I'm breaking my own rules and it's just, you know, it's but you're absolutely right. You have to. I believe that as an agent, I was always creating content because I knew that if I wasn't, somebody else was.00:30:24:16 - 00:30:43:12UnknownAnd as long as my face was just sort of omnipresent amongst my aunts, uncles, friends, family, past clients on social, I've always attracted referrals. I just had to stay relevant and stay present and not just the whole referral marketing thing, but when you go into like lead generation with what you're doing, it's really the same thing. You have to nurture your guys's audience.00:30:43:14 - 00:30:57:02UnknownThis is where content creation comes in. I don't think it's optional anymore. You have to create content because you could run ads, but today do you agree this people, you run ads. Great. Who the fuck is this guy? You're on social media like, Oh, that was pretty interesting. Let me go check out his website if that website is bare.00:30:57:04 - 00:31:12:06UnknownDo you or do you not lose all? Chances are a lot of them, of converting them down the road. But if that website has a ton of organic content, a ton of engagement, you've a ton of value. Hey, take this free report. Hey, take this. Wow. All this video is like, you're like, Shit, I'm going to false. God, this guy might be on to something and that's that.00:31:12:12 - 00:31:32:04UnknownWhy we create multipurpose and distribute. Guys, you have to start somewhere. But even after you have people probably look on your on your show and you probably have a lot of content on YouTube maybe of deals you've done, right. Does that or does that not help convert the seller when they're thinking about giving you their keys? It does.00:31:32:04 - 00:31:53:01UnknownI got $1,000,000 property on the water. And keep in mind, like I usually lean toward seller financing because I went through bankruptcy in the past. I can get loans, but it's just more challenging. And so I told some I told a realtor in Florida that I really wanted a waterfront property on the marina, described everything to T, and I said, Seller finance.00:31:53:01 - 00:32:12:02UnknownAnd then he he laughed at me. He's like, That'll never happen. And I started doing the social marketing like, I like like we're talking about here. And I got a seller that that responded favorably. I went and met with them, but when I got there, the guy said, So we checked out your wife's video on and what you guys said on your podcast, and I'm like, Oh, which one?00:32:12:04 - 00:32:34:20UnknownAnd they described it to a tee. We left that meeting with a signed contract seller financed waterfront property like. So even when we think that people aren't listening, they are crazy. Dead. Out of curiosity, was did was he a Christian by any chance? It was, yeah. There's the brand conversion, there's the assist coming in from the man upstairs.00:32:34:22 - 00:32:56:03UnknownAlley oop. It doesn't happen on accident, guys, you know, but that assist helps like we're doing a lot of these videos now for attorneys and it's crazy because people are so scared of attorneys like you're an attorney like no one wants to talk to a fucking attorney. Let's be honest, right? No one wants Doctor. However, when you humanize them, their conversion goes through the roof.00:32:56:05 - 00:33:12:05UnknownIt's just a simple video because you're when you hear the word attorney, you're like, Oh, man, I'm going to get in trouble. But when you have a nice guy with his dog right there, he's going to go on. All sudden, they're not scared of the attorney anymore. And people he's approachable. So this is where your brand so books will get unpacked.00:33:12:06 - 00:33:30:08UnknownJust what we have on the show, one dial in your brand. Because if you don't have your message, no one converts with you anyways. Pick who you are, what you stand for, and stick by and scream from damn rooftops to define your niche. Right? In this case, you're finding properties and you're raising funds to take down properties. And so they're financing.00:33:30:10 - 00:33:47:05UnknownWhat are you doing as an agent? What's your niche? Are you going to go after b? K you're going to go into short sales and foreclosures. Are you going to go people who are relocating, they can't sell, What are you going to do? But three, marketing this strategy that you just outlined to me I think is applicable to anything, isn't it?00:33:47:07 - 00:34:10:00UnknownYeah. Yeah, it is. If I could add one more to this too, Mike. A lot of people, they tell me that the reason that they don't start with their content is because they feel like they need to know more or practice more or be better. And I want to point out two things. Number one, Abraham Lincoln arguably one of the most successful presidents of of of our of our country.00:34:10:02 - 00:34:36:09UnknownAbraham Lincoln ran for office eight times and failed seven out of eight times. Before that. He was an entrepreneur and he had to file bankruptcy. You fail that both businesses and then the man becomes the most successful president of of his time. So that's one example. Babe Ruth. Babe Ruth, he's known as as what? The man who hit the most home runs yet that's he had 704 home runs yet people never talk about that.00:34:36:09 - 00:34:54:23UnknownHe struck out 1304 times. Yeah almost double. And so just know that in the beginning when you're starting this content stuff like we kind of we kind of suck in the beginning we do, but we just stick with it. It's like riding a bike. The first time I got a three year old boy, like he's riding the bike now with no training wheels.00:34:55:00 - 00:35:12:12UnknownHe didn't start there, though. He fell, he bumped, he bruised. And so we got to go through the same thing as adults. Sometimes it's scarier to be, like, publicly ridiculed, but we just got to go through that curve. Once you get through that curve, it's probably two or three months in, and then by six months, all of a sudden you're in momentum and then this business is just coming because of it.00:35:12:14 - 00:35:33:24UnknownYeah, I see it every day. Like we create so many videos. We're doing like about a hundred videos a month now. But yeah, everyone's the same. When they start. They're like, like scared, like just grown ass men buckling in the knees because of this little tiny device. Right. But everybody, you're right now 2 to 3 month after you get in there, it's no different.00:35:33:24 - 00:35:51:00UnknownPlus, like, here's what I believe, though. Regardless of how you feel about yourself or your insecurities about getting on video, I believe that if you believe you're the right person for the job, it becomes your obligation to scream it from the rooftops. And if you have a question about video, then you shouldn't fucking be on camera in the first place because you're not the right person.00:35:51:02 - 00:36:07:00UnknownYou should be that confident in your services guys. And if you're not, you're not the right person. So either go hit the books, go study, get some more experience until you feel confident. But as long as you know your trade and you know this as a Christian, it becomes your obligation to serve others and to help others with what it is that you do.00:36:07:00 - 00:36:28:14UnknownWhether you're a professional lemonade maker or you're a real estate agent. I don't care. Everyone has a purpose. Very good. You hear me? Closing throats. And I just. I just want closing throats. Yes, Closing throats. Thoughts? What, Mike? I just want to say thank you for leading the charge, number one, and just showing up every single week in the number two, providing the service that you do like.00:36:28:14 - 00:36:44:16UnknownIf it wasn't, I didn't get to work with you because I didn't know you when I first started marketing. But if it wasn't for someone like you grabbing people like me by the hand to help with that video, the help with the scripting and the help with like even background lighting, all that kind of stuff. Right now my mind isn't so good because I'm at my cabin.00:36:44:22 - 00:37:00:11UnknownBut you do that for people. You bring them to the spotlight and help them. So thank you for doing that, man. Appreciate you. Yes, sir. And what I tell them where they can learn more about your stuff. But you guys have clients. I have ten, 30 ones or whatnot, like turn them on to this guy, especially if they're Christian.00:37:00:11 - 00:37:20:16UnknownAnd then tell me about your blueprint. Yeah, so it's Nate podcast dot com, Nate podcast dot com. There's a train there. It'll walk you through everything that we do and it basically gives away a deeper look at how I'm getting these deals off market and how we're structuring seller financing. And then my favorite is to mitigate taxes for both us and the seller.00:37:20:18 - 00:37:39:13UnknownLove that. We had a show on cost segregation a couple weeks ago that's don't even know that's existed. It is crazy. Crazy. But folks, thank you for listening to the episode. The estate marketing dude. Folks, if you like what you heard here today, subscribe, leave us review files and social and whatnot. And most importantly, check out our software suite assist.00:37:39:15 - 00:37:54:18UnknownIt's a tool meant for brokerages and teams. So if you don't have it in your office, make sure you knock on your brokerage door and tell them to look it up and then make sure they buy it. Because we help you build that brand. We help you build that content and we give you a blueprint each and every month that you just have to copy, follow and customize yourself.00:37:54:18 - 00:38:05:23UnknownAnd that is direct mail, video, email and social media so that you can be consistent and take on that omnipresent approach with much of what we're talking about today. So appreciate you. Check us out and we'll see you guys next week. This.

In this episode, Safiyah Basir recaps the tips for success provided by Alex Cordova, Keila Rayon, and Nate Armstrong, experienced agents from the Albuquerque metro. Here are the pro tips Attention to detail- dive into what the resident is looking for. How many bedrooms, what school district, and so on. Cultivate a plan and time frame identifying how many homes will need to be viewed in order to reach the resident's goal. Ensuring the proper lines of communication are streamlined ensuring this will make the process a lot easier Being very transparent from the beginning and Communication is key. Setting proper expectations within the team as well as communicating on all levels with the prospective residents will help all involved to know what to expect before it happens. This will allow the team of agents and prospective residents to be more prepared for changes if they do arise. Meeting with your agents and team regularly for updates on the HPA real estate process. Being proactive. Understanding what the resident is looking for, what the end goal is, and what it takes to get the resident there is key. I hope these tips were helpful Subscribe https://campsite.bio/homepartners/ https://twitter.com/homepartners?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/homepartnersofamerica/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/c/Homepartners https://www.facebook.com/Home-Partners-of-America-298554257630842 50% Application fee code HOMRDY22 Expiring on 10/04/2022

In today's episode, Home Partners Strategic Growth Manager and podcast host Safiyah Basir sits down with top producing team in Albuquerque, Roc Real Estate Partners. Keila Rayon, Alex Cordova and Nate Armstrong. Speaking with The Roc Real Estate Partners team about how they got started in real estate, their experience working with the Home Partners of America Lease purchase program, how many households they've been able to help and tips to clients and agents to help them be more successful when using the program. Subscribe https://campsite.bio/homepartners/ https://twitter.com/homepartners?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/homepartnersofamerica/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/c/Homepartners https://www.facebook.com/Home-Partners-of-America-298554257630842 50% Application fee code HOMRDY22

Most of us understand the massive lead-generating potential of social media.    Tapping into that potential though… still seems to be shrouded in a bit of mystery.    That's about to change!   In this week's episode, we went back into the archives and pulled out the interview we did with Nate Armstrong (from our ‘Real Estate Deal-Finding Summit'), a bonafide social media expert who breaks down his step-by-step process on how he finds killer, off-market deals using the power of Facebook ads.    Here's what we cover:   How Nate closed 9 properties in one month – in the middle of a pandemic!   Why Facebook is the ultimate social media platform for generating motivated seller leads.   No-cost marketing methods to build a giant list of buyers for your properties.   Magic words that'll get you inbox filled with targeted motivated seller leads.   The #1 marketing secret to finding and securing great deals.   Ninja negotiating tactics that will skyrocket the number of deals you get under contract (this is a totally fresh approach that you've most likely never heard before!).   The 3 most important (and most profitable) things to focus on in your real estate investing business.   Much, much more!   More about Nate Armstrong: Nate is a Loving Husband, Proud Father, St. John's University Graduate, Former Target Executive, Passionate Entrepreneur with one of his companies making the Inc5000, Experienced Coach, Best Selling Author, Social Media Expert, and a Successful Real Estate Investor and Co-Founder of Home Invest, a quality provider of turnkey rental homes.   For contact info and links to recommended resources, visit our website www.GimmeSomeMORE.info/episodes and type in the search bar: Nate Armstrong

Today's show is all about marketing, specifically using social media. Special guest Nate Armstrong is going to tell us all about how he turned his business around by using social media marketing.Look, everyone is on social media all the time, and you might even be watching me on YouTube right now. Why not use these tools to help grow your business?Nate shows us how to combine targeted ads with an organic marketing strategy. You've got to get yourself out there on the different platforms. Facebook is a great one to use because of how Groups work. A Facebook group is kind of like your own virtual party; you can create a niche group and bring together a whole bunch of people who want to hear your message.He shows us exactly how to pick a niche and research it on Facebook, and then how to turn that into a working Group or Business Page. Then, once your organic marketing is running smoothly, you can supplement it with paid ads. The ads really just increase your exposure on the platform, so you need to have a good online presence first.This is where your relationship-building skills are going to pay off. Be someone that the sellers want to work with, and they'll come to you with deals.What's Inside:—Be someone the sellers want to work with.—How to build an organic marketing strategy with Facebook Groups.—Choose, research, and target a niche.—Once established, boost your online presence with paid ads.

In this episode I interview the founder of the Social Media Blueprint, Nate Armstrong who die 300 deals in 3 years by finding off market deals using social media.We all know that social media is an extremely powerful marketing platform, but many of us may not think of it when it comes to finding off market deals for real estate. In this episode Nate talks about how to run FB ad campaigns to find deals! Episode Notes:

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Real Estate Investing in isolation is like real training for the Olympics without a Team. This show is for busy professionals & business owners who want to learn how to invest in real estate by getting off market properties, the hidden deals, that the rest of the world does not know how to find.   Learn from Nate Armstrong, Inc 500 Award winner from his growth in his company, Home Invest.  Inside each episode, Nate shares his investing strategies with complete transparency.    

Born in Minnesota, Nate Armstrong studied at St John's University before working at the Target Corporation. Nate decided to pursue real estate full-time in 2007. He and his wife Jenifer have one beautiful son, Bianco. Traveling to this country's outdoors is their favorite thing to do. The largest blessings in Nate's life came after a major setback. He co-signed a development project that went south. With Nate's back was against the wall, God projected a path to create off-market deals using Social Media. Nate followed it leading to the completion of over 300 deals in 3 years. Since Nate has been teaching his Social Media Blueprint for Real Estate Investors and acquiring more units for his business. Nate is an Inc 500 award winner, and he was named Great Lakes Regional Collegiate Entrepreneur of the Year, Minnesota Collegiate Entrepreneur of the Year, and one of the Top 10 Global Collegiate Entrepreneurs of the Year. What you'll learn about in this episode: How a development project going sour left Nate needing to generate a lot of fast leads, and how he realized many lead generation methods are becoming too competitive How the qualified lead generation strategy Nate has created works for both the pretty house business and the ugly house business How Nate's Facebook advertising strategy works, and why keeping visitors on Facebook instead of sending them to a third party website is an important key to success What steps follow after someone clicks on Nate's Facebook form and submits their contact information How Nate uses CRM to automate follow-ups with potential sellers over the course of six weeks after his first contact with them How to get Nate and his team to set up a Facebook qualified lead generation system for you with little to no work on your part Why a little more than half of the deals generated through Nate's system come from the follow-up campaign rather than from the first contact How to get notified when the fully automated Facebook qualified lead generation system Nate and Ron are building is ready to launch Additional resources: Nate's One-Hour Training: https://TheMentorPodcast.com/nate Website: www.RonsGoldClub.com

During the Master Mind Session, Matt found the time to introduce you to one of the attendees, Nate Armstrong! Nate runs a company that helps real estate investors to find motivated sellers thru social media. Learn more about Nate’s background, how he got inspired to run his current business, how he finds motivated sellers on Facebook, what’s the minimum marketing budget to get some result on social media, and many more! 

Nate Armstrong grew up in a home that lived a paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle. When he decided he didn’t want that for himself or his family, he began a career in real estate investing. Part of his success is due to allowing himself to learn from both good experiences and bad. Through tumultuous times, Nate developed personal REI strategies that have proven effective for him, and that he now uses when making important decisions. One of these strategies is the BRRR (or BR³) Strategy—Buy, Rent, Rehab, Resell, which Nate has been using to immense success. Other topics discussed include the acronym SAFE, why the cost of capital is dropping and what that means for investors, and why the rental market keeps getting stronger. Learn more about Nate and how you can get involved with his company at HomeInvest.com. The Power Play: Abhi and Greg continue the conversation about the BRRR Strategy, and talk about rental-flipping—existing rentals that are immediate money-makers.

HomeInvest.com Co-Founder, Nate Armstrong, has plenty of golden nuggets for making informed decisions with where and how you purchase your property. Nate discusses the importance of selecting the right property so investors can build equity that will provide monthly income. Properties are being quickly snatched up in this expansion market, and Nate gives a great piece of advice for thinking outside the box when searching for your next purchase. To learn more about the easy steps to investing in real estate today, visit HomeInvest.com. Power Play of the Day: Get off the fence when considering whether or not owning a rental property is worth it. Abhi and Greg focus on a mind-shift to allow for a business/customer relationship.

As Nate Armstrong explains, once you have an appointment with a potential seller, make sure to add value to the deal, connect one a personal level, and be upfront with them. Instead of being aggressive with sellers, Nate Armstrong urges investors to find common ground so that the sellers are comfortable with you. To learn more about our Investor Fuel Real Estate Mastermind, please visit InvestorFuel.com.

As Nate Armstrong explains, once you have an appointment with a potential seller, make sure to add value to the deal, connect one a personal level, and be upfront with them. Instead of being aggressive with sellers, Nate Armstrong urges investors to find common ground so that the sellers are comfortable with you. To learn more about our Investor Fuel Real Estate Mastermind, please visit InvestorFuel.com.

Imagine requesting a million dollar loan to invest in...Bitcoin? Laughable, sure. But do you know why exactly a bank wouldn't give you the loan? Our guest, Nate Armstrong does, and he explains the realities of bank lending. He also speaks on topics including: seller financing for REI deals, rentals vs. flips, investing in real estate overseas, and meeting Trump. The topic of investing in your backyard and in "war zones" gets discussed as well...and Nate's advice there may surprise you. >>

Why do you invest? It’s more than just the money in your bank account. Abhi and guest Nate Armstrong discuss successes, failures and the mindset of real estate investors. Featuring guest Nate Armstrong, Co-Founder at Home Invest

Nate Armstrong with Home Invest has been a real estate investor and business owner for many years and has learned that building systems and teams are 2 of the most critical ingredients to running a successful business. Listen as Nate talks about how he got started and the mistakes along the way that has allowed him to grow and become a better business leader. His company Home Invest is a turn-key operator throughout the mid-west and is continuously growing and expanding. You can reach Nate at Homeinvest.com/pillars. This podcast made possible by Trevor McGregor International. If you want to take your business and you life to the next level talk with Trevor at https://coachwithtrevor.com. Also, visit our friends at Norada Real Estate. If you’re looking for the best turnkey investing company or want a free investment strategy session visit www.noradarealestate.com. Thank you for listening to our podcast, don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a 5 star rating and review. Connect with Pillars Of Wealth Creation on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PillarsofWealthCreation/ Subscribe to our email list at www.pillarsofwealthcreation.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkg8HggkdPAuBaAQySJSEQQ/featured

On this episode, we are joined by fellow Transformers collector Nate Armstrong. Join us as we talk Transformers and other nerd news, including movies, tv, and comics. Enjoy! Subscribe! Leave a review! Index, TBA

What if you cared about your reputation and brand as a wholesaler. What if you provided more handholding and service when you wholesaled houses vs. just throwit them over the fence to faceless buyers? Nate Armstrong with Calhoun Ventures tells us more about it in this episode of the FlipNerd.com Expert Interview. Come and get it! Try out our FlipNerd Elite Membership for $1 for 7-days! Learn more about our premium training HERE!

In the classroom today, Nate Armstrong talks to us about two types of money partnerships that he does and how it benefits everyone involved. By having an investor put up the necessary money, while you handle everything else, you're able to split profits and do deals without putting your money up front. Do you want to be a real estate investor but need step-by-step guidance to help get you started? The Investor Machine is a 90-day program with training, weekly tasks, bi-weekly group calls, and more! Schedule a free call to discuss your goals today!

In the classroom today, Nate Armstrong talks to us about two types of money partnerships that he does and how it benefits everyone involved. By having an investor put up the necessary money, while you handle everything else, you're able to split profits and do deals without putting your money up front. Do you want to be a real estate investor but need step-by-step guidance to help get you started? The Investor Machine is a 90-day program with training, weekly tasks, bi-weekly group calls, and more! Schedule a free call to discuss your goals today!

Today, Nate Armstrong explains why community banks and credit unions are beneficial for single family home deals. Discover some of the reasons why small banks can help you as a real estate investor and also where to find the best banks. Do you want to be a real estate investor but need step-by-step guidance to help get you started? The Investor Machine is a 90-day program with training, weekly tasks, bi-weekly group calls, and more! Schedule a free call to discuss your goals today!

Today, Nate Armstrong explains why community banks and credit unions are beneficial for single family home deals. Discover some of the reasons why small banks can help you as a real estate investor and also where to find the best banks. Do you want to be a real estate investor but need step-by-step guidance to help get you started? The Investor Machine is a 90-day program with training, weekly tasks, bi-weekly group calls, and more! Schedule a free call to discuss your goals today!

Let’s Do Deals with Nate!  Today Brock introduces Nate Armstrong who is a full time real estate investor from Minneapolis, MN.  Nate owns over 100 properties, office buildings, apartment and he even owns a car wash.  One thing is for sure, Nate is an Expert at finding below market price investment properties.  One of Nate’s specialties […]

If you aren’t familiar – Nate Armstrong has been at it since 1998 – and not only behind the decks. Carbondale , IL – home of Southern Illinois University -is where Nate calls home, and he has been working tirelessly for years to bring fresh talent and big names to the region. Nate puts together top notch production – and great talent, and brings exciting and fun events to his city – and works in conjunction with Catalytic Souls and 50 foot Robots. We are excited to bring you an exclusive mix from Nate – for the Slackin’ Podcast – and make sure you are ready before you tune in. If there is one thing we know – its that you never know what Nate might drop in the mix. Running a regular night at Tres Hombres in Carbondale since 2008 - check out his website at djnastynate.com - or read more on djgfg.com