Podcasts about other people's money

I love this story of how Amy Radmanovich started flipping houses in 2007 with none of her own money. Why do I love it so much? Because I encounter countless women who say they can't do this because they don't have any or much money. I got started using Other People's Money and continue to do so to this day. And it's how all the biggest flippers do it. Many house flippers got started with none of their own money! The only difference is we went and found the money. The only thing standing in your way is you. Go ask for the money. Great deals have no problem finding cash or investors. But if you aren't actively soliciting investors or deals, you aren't actively in business. Get into smart action!GOODIES1. Get on the waitlist for the #1 House Flipping Coaching Program & Community for Women2. Follow That Flip! Follow this 8-part video series as we flip a house! 3. Our goal is to hit 250 reviews and spread the good word about this podcast as quickly as possible! If you are getting value out of this podcast will you kindly leave us a rating and review? Help us spread our message!4. Continue the house flipping conversation in our free Women Flipping Houses Facebook group

This, is a my secret method that I use called leverage! Find out how! OPM! What is opm? Other People's Money!

Mei Hua and her husband recently jumped into the business of flipping houses into longterm rentals. Many of you have heard the strategy to buy, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat, or BRRRR. It's a great strategy to include in your investing, and if done correctly should net you some positive monthly cashflow. Plus, you can usually get a lot (if not all) of the rehab cost back out of the property when you refinance. While flipping houses brings you those big profit paydays, flipping houses into longterm rentals adds some monthly cashflow and/or equity appreciation. Combine the two strategies and you've got the best of both worlds. Tune in to learn:- How Mei finds her deals- How she secured Other People's Money to use to grow their real estate investing business faster- Surprises she's encountered thus far and how she's handled them- Her 3 big keys to success (can you spot them?)...and so much more!GOODIES1. Learn how to work with Debbie and her Tribe and get your First Flip Done Right™2. Follow That Flip! Sign up to follow me and 2 local students as we flip a house together! 3. Learn more about Debbie DeBerry | The Flipstress4. Our goal is to hit 250 reviews and spread the good word about this podcast as quickly as possible!Every 50 reviews, there will be a drawing! You can help us reach our goal PLUS have a chance to WIN Apple AirPods (they work with any and all devices, not just Apple!) by going to wherever you listen to podcasts, leaving a rating and review for the show, taking a screenshot of that submitted review and sending it to us at contact@theflipstress.com.5. Continue the house flipping conversation in our free Women Flipping Houses Facebook group

Kyara and Khalil Uqdah of Charm City Buyers started investing in real estate right after college in September 2012. Their first property was in a depressed neighborhood in Connecticut. However, with a vision, networking, and creative financing they turned that one property, which they still own, into over 20 properties in Baltimore, Maryland. They have literally bought a block and are now focused on community development, mentoring other real estate investors, and building an empire and generational wealth.  In this week’s podcast episode both tell their story of humble, hustle beginnings, and share tips on how to get into real estate investing, set goals, and run a business that thrives.  Kyara and Khalil have built a results-based system that allows them and others to experience success in real estate investing. They retired from the rat race a few years ago and now enjoy life as full-time entrepreneurs and loving parents.  In this episode you will learn: Several ways to get started and build your real estate empire How to creatively buy your first investment property What’s life like pursuing entrepreneurship with your partner The importance of relationships and networking in real estate investing Steps you can take to exit the rat race and become an entrepreneur Why real estate isn’t for everyone and so much more Learn how to use Other People's Money in real estate through Charm City Buyer's course, OPM Is King Introductory  Check out Charm City Buyer's mentorship program - the NEXTGen Accelerator, Use code "Journey2launch" for a discount. For those who are looking for tons of guidance, full cycle and detailed information on investing and are interested in Baltimore - this is a great way to join a community of folks accomplishing their real estate goals! Other related blog posts/links mentioned in this episode: I use Michael Hyatt’s Full Focus Planner to keep me focused so I get things done. If you are looking for a planner consider using this one. Check out the other tools that help me with my finances and business here.  Check out the Journey To Launch Podcast index here which categorizes all of the Journey To Launch podcast episodes by subject. Now you can binge on your favorite topics or type of episode. Join The Weekly Newsletter List Leave me a voicemail– Leave me a question on the Journey To Launch voicemail and have it answered on the podcast! Watch me on News12  Watch my latest segments on News12 YNAB –  Start managing your money and budgeting so that you can reach your financial dreams. Sign up for a free 34 days trial of YNAB, my go-to budgeting app by using my referral link. Connect with Kyara and Khalil: Website Instagram:@CharmCityBuyers Twitter: @CharmCityBuyers Facebook:@CharmCityBuyers Youtube Connect with me: Instagram: @journeytolaunch Twitter: @JourneyToLaunch Facebook: Journey To Launch Join the private Facebook Group Get on the Money Launch Club Waitlist

Welcome to the Multi-FAMILY zone podcast, where business meets family. The hosts of the show, Julia and Gino Barbaro, have been married for over twenty years, and have six children.  Julia homeschools the children, and recently became a marriage and life coach to help couples become better communicators and help enrich their lives.  The couple is constantly asked about how they balance their entrepreneurial and real estate journey while raising their kids. The Multi-FAMILY zone was created to address these questions, along with a host of questions from the Jake and Gino community.  This week Julia and Gino are joined by Matt and Liz Faircloth. They have been married for 14 years and have 2 children. In this podcast they will be talking about how to keep a balance of the personal with the business, how to keep working "on" the relationship not just in it, how communication and personal, spiritual, and relationship growth are keys to keep it all in perspective.  Matt Faircloth, Co-Founder, DeRosa Group, Author of BP’s Raising Private Capital book Matt has been a full-time investor for 15 years.  In that time he has successfully completed projects involving dozens of fix and flips, office buildings, single family homes, and apartment buildings.  He started with a $30,000 private loan and has now completed over $40,000,000 in transactions involving private money.  He is a regular contributor to Bigger Pockets.com, has an active YouTube Channel dedicated to educating investors, and the author of the Amazon Bestseller, Raising Private Capital: How to Build your Real Estate Empire with Other People's Money published by BiggerPockets. His wife, Liz Faircloth, is the co-founder of the DeRosa Group, based in Trenton NJ, is an owner of commercial and residential property throughout the east coast with a mission to “transform lives through real estate."  DeRosa has vast experience in bringing properties to their highest and best use, which includes repositioning single family homes, multi-family, apartment buildings, mixed-use, and office space. The company controls close to 700 units of residential and commercial assets. Liz is one of the founders of the Real Estate InvestHER Community and the co-host of “The Real Estate InvestHER Show,” a podcast providing straight talk along with inspiration for existing and aspiring women real estate investors to live both balanced and financially free lives.

En este episodio titulado "Other People's Money",continuamos el ciclo de estrategias "institucionales" para aprovecharse del publico, en esta ocasión hablando de los peligros de los administradores de fondos por el desapego y la disociación entre sus objetivos y los de sus clientes por un lado y de estrategias para financiarse en forma gratuita del mercado por parte de los insiders por otro. Cualquier consulta pueden hacerla por email o en twitter @rick_decard

Cole is worried that the previous episode made him sound like a jerk. Scott and Cole discuss more about the needs of the poor, the role of the state, and the role of Christians. Scott gets cranky about the theology of charis. Show Links: FYI: These are not affiliate links; we receive no remuneration for these references. Hudson, K. & Coukos, A. (2005). The dark side of the protestant ethic: A comparative analysis of welfare reform. Sociological Theory, 23(1), 1-25. "Carter-Era Housing Policies Helped Spark Sub-Prime Crisis, Expert Says" by Josiah Ryan Gambling with Other People's Money by Russ Roberts Contact Us: Email: cpsquarepodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @cp_square Dr. Self's Website: jscottself.com

In this episode a share the best piece of value i aquired from an event I attended today, breaking down how you can grow your company without having to have or use your own money (opm... use Other People's Money).

Karen Rands, host of the Compassionate Capitalist Investor Podcast radio show, has been working with entrepreneurs, teaching them about how to launch, grow and get the capital to do it for over 15 years.   She has created environments and opportunities for entrepreneurs and capital to connect that has resulted in Tens of Millions of dollars for small businesses to launch and grow their businesses, resulting in hundreds of jobs, unbelievable innovation to come to market.    In this segment, she will offer a foundational understanding of the differences in the types of capital, the sources, and how you qualify for it.   There is a lot of information to cover in a half hour so you may need to take notes or listen to this broadcast again.   Karen will cover "Your Money vs Other People's Money"; Debt sources of capital, Equity Sources of Capital---and how they all fit in to the capital landscape based on the lifecycle and industry of the company.  This is information is most critical for the small business owner that finds themselves at a plateau of little profit and slow or flat growth, and the desire to reboot and bring a new product line out or expand in to a new market, and can't go to the bank, VC & Angels aren't an option, and Private Equity says you are too small.   Karen can help you get out of the capital abyss. To learn more about Karen and the companies she has helped, go to:  Companies we have helped Want to know what is available to you and your business, get a professional opinion on how to get funded? Sign up for an initial consultation, fee will be applied to any future engagement.   Consult with Karen

OPM is "Other People's Money", AUM is "Assets Under Management" and LTC is "Long Term Care". Simply put: I want to teach you how to get other people to pay for your medical expenses. Please Rate and Review The Show HERE

Raising Other People's Money to invest in real estate is a time honored tradition.  But did you know that once you have more than two investors in an investment that you technically have a syndication?  Are you also aware that the Security and Exchange Commission (The "SEC") has rules regulating how you go about raising that money and the types of investors you can allow in your deals, and that if you don't follow those rules you can get into serious trouble? Now that I've made syndications sound scary, its a good time to make them more understandable and accessible with Amy Wan, the Founder & CEO of Bootstrap Legal.  Amy is an attorney who specializes in real estate syndication and crowdfunding for entrepreneurs and real estate investors across the globe.  Her mission is to democratize access to legal counsel and capital. Amy will help us understand what we can, and can't, say to investors, the types of investors we can allow in our deal (accredited or sophisticated), SEC rules regarding Regulation D and exceptions 506B & 506C, the types of documents needed for syndicators, and how to avoid getting into trouble with the SEC. We'll also discuss the pro's & con's of Regulation Crowdfunding and the ways it has changed raising money. If you've ever considered using Other People's Money to accelerate your investment strategy, or you're already using OPM, you'll definitely want to listen to this episode. Amy can be contacted at www.bootstraplegal.com

When it comes to raising Other People's Money, syndication is both a science and an art.  There are specific and time-proven ways to do it right, and many ways to do it wrong. Today David Toupin, a Detroit-area investor and syndicator, will share his top-ten tips on Successful Syndication.  David's company, Borland and Toupin Holdings, owns and manages a $6 Million Dollar Portfolio of 120 units, as well as single-family fix & flips. David will discuss the tools he uses as an investor, he'll explain 'Preferred Returns' and 'Annual Returns', and why its important to make your investment opportunity as easy as possible for your investors to understand. This is a great episode to listen to if you're interested in Syndicating Multi-Family and Apartment investments, or if you're curious about raising Other People's Money. You can contact David through his website or facebook page: www.theborlandgroupllc.com facebook: @thedavidtoupin

As a syndicator in large apartment investments, I've certainly spent a lot of time and effort raising money from private investors. "Magnetic Capital: How to Raise All the Money You Need for ANY Worthy Venture" is a book that I wish I'd had when I was just starting out. Victor J. Menasce, the author, joins me today to share the secrets he's learned about raising Other People's Money.  We'll discuss the five fundamental elements to raising money: Relationship, Trust, Results, Compelling Opportunity, and Allignment, and how they apply to Real Estate Opportunities. Victor will also provide insight into the Psychology of raising money, how to avoid being 'creepy', The Art of the Pitch, Rookie Mistakes to Avoid, and whether or not you need a business plan. Victor has also appeared on "Dragon's Den", which is the Canadian equivalent of "Shark Tank", and he'll share that interesting experience with us. You can purchase "Magnetic Capital" by going to Victor's website: http://www.victorjm.com/ There's a lot of great actionable content in today's episode that I know you'll enjoy.  One action you can take right now is to give us a review & rating on itunes!  

Other People's Money by Barak Lurie

Doug Muzzio and Charles Bagli, New York Times reporter and author of "Other People's Money," the purchase of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, talk about the winners and the winners and the losers - then and now - of real estate's boom and bust.

Mercedes Ruehl shares her passion for art and for playing art patron Peggy Guggenheim in "Woman Before A Glass" talks about her early training and her roles in regional theatre, her Off-Broadway success in the financial comedy "Other People's Money", and her Tony Award-winning turn in Neil Simon's "Lost In Yonkers". Original air date – March 18, 2005.

Mercedes Ruehl shares her passion for art and for playing art patron Peggy Guggenheim in "Woman Before A Glass" talks about her early training and her roles in regional theatre, her Off-Broadway success in the financial comedy "Other People's Money", and her Tony Award-winning turn in Neil Simon's "Lost In Yonkers". Original air date – March 18, 2005.

Mercedes Ruehl shares her passion for art and for playing art patron Peggy Guggenheim in "Woman Before A Glass" talks about her early training and her roles in regional theatre, her Off-Broadway success in the financial comedy "Other People's Money", and her Tony Award-winning turn in Neil Simon's "Lost In Yonkers". Original air date – March 18, 2005.