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LP10 und Paulchen haben sich wieder vereint. Paul meldet sich vom Sylter Lanserhof, auf dem er gerade seine medizinische Woche erlebt und nun schon fünf Tage ohne Essen auskommt. Poldi sitzt in Polen vor dem Mikrofon und schwebt noch in der Stimmung vom Tor seines Lebens, bevor es in die Winterpause geht. Die aktuelle Situation und Poldis Job laden natürlich dazu ein, über Fußball, seine Fankultur und die aktuelle WM zu sprechen. Doch freut euch mehr auf Rückblicke in das Jahr 2014, denn da gibt es gutes Behind the Scenes Material. Und jetzt aufgepasst: Poldi und der Verein sind auf der Suche nach Medienguys und du kannst dich offiziell über paul@paulripke.com bewerben. Bei den Stichworten Strassenkicker, Eis und Döner bekommt Paul nicht nur Futterneid, sondern fragt sich auch, wie Poldi neue Projekte angeht und wie sehr er tatsächlich selbst dabei eingespannt ist. Poldi gibt Einblicke in die Business-Version seiner selbst und beantwortet Pauls Frage, warum Mangal angeblich der beste Döner Kölns sei. Neben Gesprächen über Ernährung, Darm-Kuren und glücklich-machende-Gummibärchen, gibt es einen abschließenden Dad-Talk: Ihr erfahrt, was die beiden an Weihnachten machen und was zur Hölle es mit dem 40.000$ Kind „Polly Podolski“ auf sich hat… Viel Spaß und achja… Das hier ist ernst gemeint: Bewerbt euch bei paul@paulripke.com, um Poldis neuer Medienguy zu werden. Poldi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukaspodolski/ Schreibt uns gerne jederzeit und schickt uns eine Sprachnachricht über die AWFNR Community WhatsApp Nummer (Fragen sind erwünscht): +4915753263804 Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/AWFNR __________ Interview, Interview podcast, AWFNR, Paul Ripke, Newport Beach, Reisen, Reisetipps, Sport, Abnehmen, Business, Unternehmertum, Erfolg, Porsche, Gesprächspodcast, Paul Ripke Interview, Marteria, Karo Kauer, PARI, Paul Ripke WM, weight watchers, Motivation, Gesundheit, Ruhm, Alle Wege führen nach Ruhm, Lifestyle, Unterhaltung, Comedy, Wirtschaft, News, Social Media, Instagram, Bloggen, Fotografie, Influencer, TV, Gesellschaft, Musik, Freizeit, Hobbys, Rennrad, Radfahren, RIPKYTCHEN, Chris Nanoo, WM, Katar

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Today I had the opportunity to speak with "The Land Geek". Fascinating conversation. He's got over, well over four and a half million downloads on his podcast. He's got some interesting ideas and insights on investing with land that the returns higher than normal, I guess normal, what's normal, higher than, you know, eight 10% return, if you will, returns on these investments. So I'm very excited to have Mark here with me today. Thanks for joining us, we learn the secrets from the land geek. Everybody welcome to another episode of Financial Investing Radio. So I have been chasing this person for some time. He is super busy and has an amazing profile. I hope you take the opportunity to look into what he's done. We're going to be having conversation today with Mark, Oh man, Mark. I didn't even ask at a time. Podolski! Mark Perfect pronunciation. Grant Did I say that? Okay. All right. Very good. Mark. Welcome. Thank you for being here today. I appreciate it. Mark Grant Larsen, an honor. Privilege. Thank you. Grant You know, we found out that we are not too far from each other geographically, which is a real treat. There's some neat, neat things about the part of the country we live in for sure. Mark Absolutely. We've lost our complaining privileges living in Scottsdale, Arizona. Grant That's right. That's right. That's right. Even when it gets a little hot. I've learned to quit Quit complaining about it's not a Houston hot right. Mark Houston hot. It's 80 degrees in the pool.  Grant Yeah, that's. That's right. It's fixable with the pool. That's right, right. Okay, so the land geek, you are known as the land geek, you've done a great job getting your name out there as land geek, not only getting your name out there, but proving a framework. But we'll get to the framework here in a moment. Because what you've done is pretty unique compared to other real estate investing strategies that are out there, of which I actually participate in some of those others, right, but I won't get to that yet. So I'm interested to learn more about what you do here. But let's back up. You were doing what what got you started to say I'm gonna go after land investments in this way. Mark So if we rewind the tape now, to 2000 I was a miserable micromanaged. 45 minute commute to work and back investment banker specializing in mergers and acquisitions with private equity groups. And grant it got so bad for me. I wouldn't get the Sunday blues, anticipating Monday coming around. I'd get the Friday blues, anticipating the weekend going by really fast. And having to be back at work. On Monday. I was pretty much yeah, really blue. So I first hired this guy, and he's telling me that as a side hustle, he's going to tax deed auctions. He's buying raw land, pennies on the dollar. He's flipping them online, and he's making a 300% return on his money. Grant. I'm looking at companies all day long. And a great company great has 15% EBIT on margins are free cash flow, average company's 10%. And I'm looking at companies all day long, less than 10%. So of course, I don't believe them. And I've got three grand saved up for car repairs. I go to New Mexico with them. I do exactly what he tells me to do. I buy 10 Half Acre parcels and average price of $300 each. I flipped them online. And they all sell for an average price of $1,200 each. It worked. So I went to another auction and in Arizona, where we live. And again, this is 2000 There's no one in the room. I'm buying up lots of acreage or nothing. And I sell all that property. You know that what auction I made over $90,000 So I go to my wife. She's pregnant at the time. I said Honey, I'm going to quit My job and become a full time lead investor. And she said, Absolutely not. Yeah. Grant What do you say? And what are you doing on? Mark Yeah. So it took 18 months for the land investing income to exceed the investment banking income. And then I quit. I've been doing it full time ever since. And I absolutely love it. Grant That's incredible. So you just sort of stumbled into it, someone happened to say, they'd already sort of figured this out. Now, it sounds like what you did with that is after you've done this for a while, you've created a system out of this, then is that right? Mark Yeah, I mean, after a while, you start picking up things, and you start seeing, okay, well, how do I make this job, myself. And, really, my whole philosophy is, I can always make more money, I can't get more time. And so we want to use three levers to scale and grow a business, other people's time, software and automation, and other people's money. And so once I combined all three of those, I was really able to grow and work really about 30 minutes a week, in my business. Grant What, 30 minutes, you're at a point now where you work 30 minutes a week on your business? In the business? Yeah, that's amazing. Wow. But it took that scaling, right, took that automation to figure it out the team around you to help take care of certain aspects of it took all of those pieces, as well as other people's money. That's interesting. That took five years. Oh, that was gonna ask you so five years to get to that point, learn the lessons, learn the business processes that you should automate, and so forth. Right? Mark Well, five years just to start getting myself out of business, probably another five years, to get to my point where I can work 30 minutes, 30 minutes in the business, rarely, I'm just meeting with my Acquisition Manager. And we're looking at the numbers and saying how many deals are pending? How many offers went out? How many deals will be closed? How can I support you? Grant So when it comes to finding these opportunities is the auctions is that your main input, or source or how well find these. Mark So Grant, I'm going to walk you exactly through how I do it. So you live, I'm gonna use these as a case study. You're in Scottsdale, Arizona, but let's assume that you own five acres of raw land in Texas, and you owe $200 in back taxes. So essentially, you're advertising two important things.  Number one, you have no emotional attachment to the raw land, you're in Arizona, the properties and taxes in Texas.  And number two, you're distressed financially in some weird way. Because we don't pay for things like our property taxes, we don't value them in the same way. As resolved, county treasurer, keeps sending me notices saying, Grant, if you don't pay your property taxes, you're going to lose that five acre parcel, tax deed or tax lien investor. So all I'm gonna do is look at the comparable sales on your five acre parcel for the last 12 to 18 months, I'm gonna take the lowest comparable sale, let's say $10,000 and divide by four. And that's gonna give you a Warren Buffett would call a 300% margin of safety. So I'm gonna send you an actual offer on your five acre parcel for $2,500. Now you accept it. Why? Because for you $2,500 is better than nothing. In reality, three to 5% of people accept my quote unquote, top dollar offer. But now that you've accepted it, I have to go through due diligence or in depth research. I have to confirm you still own the property. I have to confirm back taxes are only $200 I have to make sure there's been no breaks in the chain of title. There's no liens or encumbrances. And because it's only $2,500 investment, I outsourced to my team in the Philippines, connected to an American Title Company. It cost about $11. I was investing $5,000 or more, I wouldn't take any title risk.  You have to close traditionally through a title company. But since this is a smaller deal, everything checks out. And now I'm going to sell your five acre parcel 30 days or less and make a cash flow. So I have a built in best buyer grant. Do you know who it is? Who is the neighbors, the neighbors? So I'm going to send out neighbor letters saying hey, here's your opportunity. Protect your privacy. Protect your views. Know your neighbor. So oftentimes the neighbors will buy now if the neighbors pass a gun to my buyers list, if they pass. A good little website you may have heard of, it's called Craigslist is the 15th most trafficked website United States. I'll go to one I know you've heard of called meta, or Facebook, buy sell groups in the marketplace, and then I'll go to the lands land moto.com lands of america.com land and farm.com land flip.com Land hub.com These are platforms where people buy and sell raw land. But the way that I'm going to do it is the secret. I'm going to make it irresistible for my next buyer. All I'm going to ask for is a $2,500 downpayment, to control this five acre parcel, and then I'll make it a car payment, let's say 297 a month, for the next 84 months at 9% interest. So it's a one time sale, I'll get my money out on the down payment. I could go six to 10 months out. And now I'm getting a passive income of 297 a month, next 84 months. No renters. No rehabs, no renovations, no rodents. And because I'm not dealing with a tenant, I'm exempt from Dodd Frank RESPA. And the SAFE Act, all this owners real estate legislation. So grant, it's a simple game, can I create enough land notes where my passive income exceeds my fixed expenses? And now working?  Grant Because I want to not because I have to guess you have to? So on those numbers, then Mark, when you look at that, and what's the percentage of those that carry all the way through, you know, you're obviously I love, I love how you have the profile for that best buyer, how you create that, that passive income, what sort of risks does that put on your shoulders, where there's potential for them not following through on the cash flow, any issues there? Mark We don't mind it, because we use a land contract. And a land contract means that we can we still own the underlying asset, while they make payments. If they default, they have 30 days to cure their default. If they don't, we keep the down payment, we keep the monthly payments, our cost basis goes lower, we resell that property, we get a new down payment, we get new monthly payments, and extends out a return on investment is... Grant Oh, that's awesome.  Mark So I've been investing my wife and I invest in real estate, but it's it's on. It's with the tenant model, right? It's, you know, creating sort of the cash flow on that site. And it has some of the challenges and headaches you're talking about. Right? It's I deal with property management organizations, I deal with tenants that aren't following through blah, blah, blah, blah, all that. And so this is appealing to me to be able to say, hey, you know, I don't have to worry about about that.  Grant Is there a return that you felt like is higher taking this strategy than taking that sort of tenant based model? Mark Well, our average return on cash is 300%. And on terms, it's 1,000%. Grant That's crazy. Because we you know, typically fight for eight to 10 or 15%, right? In this in this renter model. So that's, that's fascinating, fascinating approach. So a couple things here. The average hold time. So you'd mentioned 30 days, are you literally flipping these in a 30 day timeframe? Is that the average? Mark Yeah, that's average. Now, if it's more than 30 days, something has to change. Maybe we have to raise the downpayment, maybe people think it's too good to be true. Maybe we have to lower the downpayment, maybe we have to raise the price, lower the price, change the interest rate, change the terms, something needs to change, maybe it's as simple as the headline is conducting. So that's our litmus test for what's wrong with our app. Why did that? Why is this not selling 30 days? Grant What's the what's the benefit of turning it into that passive cash flow as opposed to just flipping and taking the cash right now all of it out of the deal and walking away with that in your pocket? Mark Well, cash is a problem, right? Because now I've got to do it all over again. And I've just created a really hard job for myself. So I'd rather buy the asset one time and hold it for as long as I can and have a cash flow rather than flip a tax. Hopefully, I get another deal flip, pay tax, the market could turn on me. Right? I've been I've overpaid and I'm stuck with an asset. Grant Yep, makes makes total sense. So I noticed on your on your on your YouTube channel here. I noticed on there you you've been creating quite a nice playlist for a long time describing some of the challenges the hurdles the things people might deal with some tips and techniques around that. You've been publishing for quite a while on this. If someone were to get started on your YouTube channel itself, you've got this nice entry YouTube video right there passive income without headaches explained. I love that as your entry one. I watched that and you walk through much of the framework that you just described here today, what would be some of the hurdles that you think people will run into? Or that you've seen people run into where, where this doesn't work? Mark Well, you know, the biggest hurdle I think, for people who get started is they think, can I do this in my backyard? Well, if you live in San Francisco, no, no one's gonna sell you an infill lot. 25 cents on the dollar, they're gonna go the biggest, baddest land broker in town. If you live in Manhattan, same thing. So we're looking at properties an hour to three hours from the nearest town. And also, there's 3007 us counties like where do you start? So if I live in Iowa, let's face it, nobody wakes up next boy, I'd like to buy some land today in Iowa, unless you live in Iowa. So to get your biggest buyer pool, you want to be the southwest, little bit the Northwest, California and Florida. These are the sunshine states. These are fast growing states. And there is just a plethora of inexpensive raw land. Grant Okay. All right. That's fascinating. The other thing that I think you wrote your book was in 2017, did I get the date? Right? I think 2018 and 2018. Okay, dirt rich, dirt Ranch is out on Amazon did a review of that awesome book. Tell us about that? What does that cover? Mark So Dirt Rich gives you the basics of how to buy and sell raw land, it also tells my story. So you don't make the same mistakes. I did. And then Durbridge two is coming out very soon. The next plot how to scale your business. Grant I love that the next plot, there's a play on words right there for sure. You're also out there on medium.com. I see you being referenced and talked about there. As well as you got your website, check that out as well land geek, the land geek.com, right, the Land Rover COMM And I'm assuming that is I reviewed that what I noticed about what you have here is this is where people can come to your organization, if I understand it, right and say, hey, I want to get trained in this. I want to get skilled and how to create my own business. I'm assuming this is where you take your years and years of expertise. And you condense that into a program, if you will, that take all the lessons learned rather than take 10 years to learn it. You'll learn it and you know, how long, what is sort of the up ramp for people in terms of amount of time and effort? Mark I mean, can really get going in about 16 weeks. Okay. Yeah. Grant That's, that's amazing. It's amazing. Have you do you participate in any sort of real estate investing other than raw land? Mark No, because I don't have an advantage in any other real estate niche other than raw land. So I'm a inch wide, and a mile deep. So and no one can really get my returns, it would be nice to get depreciation because land lasts forever. But that being said, I don't have to deal with the depreciation like there is depreciation for reason I don't have to deal with any physical structures. So I like the headache free piece of it. And I got it 90% automated with software and expensive virtual assistants. Grant That's incredible. So tell me about your, your best type of client that would come to you and say, hey, I want to participate in building passive income with your program. What does that look like? Who do you know?  Mark You gotta have a burning desire to change your life? Right? You don't have to grit. So anything we're doing in life is inherently hard. And so it's kind of like hockey, right? People who play hockey, really love hockey, because they love it enough to get their teeth knocked out and get back up. It's the same thing in business. You have to love what you're doing enough to get knocked down and get back up. And so if you have a burning desire, give me that more than somebody who has cash. So I always say commitment over cash. It's, that's really all it takes. Grant How much cash did you have when you got started? I mean, it wasn't a ton. Right? Mark I start with $3,000. My buddy Durant's are $800. We think that, you know, 5000 is a is a really easy number. We have some clients who start with $500.  Grant So you really don't need a whole lot of cash is needed that commitment or that grip that that desire to move forward with it. Okay, very good. So, any other tips that you'd want to share with our listeners on on doing this? Mark Well, if I were the listener, I would be thinking, well, Grant. It's so great. Why is Marc teaching it? Grant That's gone through my mind. I mean, You're talking Yeah. 300% To 1,000% return. Mark Right, right. So to answer the question, because when I started teaching that my wife asked me the same questions like, aren't you going to create your own competition? And it's a very valid question. So I started putting on my investment banker hat. And what's the first thing, investment banker looks at? How big is the market, and there are billions of acres of raw land available in the United States. And there is literally do you couldn't think of a more boring niche, like you could go on HGTV or the DIY Network and think, Oh, I'm gonna watch flip this land. The before pictures are all in the after pictures are all in. Plus, there's no hedge funds, there's no private equity groups. So you meet a million people can be in this niche, will all run out of money, before we run out of deal flow. Grant Plenty of opportunity for sure. So is some of this sort of altruistic in terms of you know, you want to give back, you want to see others sort of experience some of the same benefits you have is, is there a component to that that's driven yet to create these systems? Mark I mean, that really is my, my purpose, honestly, because, you know, buying and selling land is great. It's helped five people, really, my family. Yeah, that being said, nobody ever bought a piece of land for me, you know, called me and said, Mark, you changed my life with this land investment, but being able to help people retire their spouses, so they could spend more time with their children, being able to have people replace their income, and really get out of what I call so economic dependency, which means that they're personally not working. They're not making any money, so that they can move up Maslow's hierarchy of needs, into self actualization, and solve not just their money problems, but their time problems, to explore their highest purpose in life. That has been the most gratifying thing for me, professionally. And I absolutely love waking up to that idea every day. Grant This is the "why" of your journey. Right there. That last sentence, isn't it? Yeah, it's helping them to get out of that solo economic dependency for sure. You had mentioned at one point, or I saw when I was doing some reviews on you, five reasons you should be creative, Pat, you should be creating passive income in raw land. What are those five reasons? Mark The first reason is, it's just so simple. All you got is a piece of land and a buyer and a seller. So you know, juxtapose that to like, say multifamily, where you've got to raise millions of dollars, you have to get private capital, you have to get investors, you could spend a million dollars just on due diligence alone. So it's just a much simpler way to go. The other issue is there's just no headaches, nobody's calling you up at three in the morning saying my land is leaking. So you get to go to bed every night, knowing that you don't have to deal with the typical headaches of real estate, tenants, termites, toilets, that kind of thing. So you know, another reason would be that it cash flows. So why not have this passive income come in, and get total freedom in life. So you can work when you want, where you want, and with whom you want. I think another reason is just that there's no limit to it. So you can grow as big or, you know, you can get to a point where you kind of like the Mexican fishermen, you have enough type of thing. And then I just think the other reason, it's a lot of fun. It's a lot of fun. And it's not building another job for you, yourself if you just automate it. And I think that's great. Grant Yeah, yeah, that is great. It's interesting that you found this niche. I love how you described it. It's narrow and yet very deep, you become very specialized in this. That's awesome. Mark. Thanks for taking the time with us today. Any final comments or tips you want to share with our listeners? Mark I always love this quote from Zig Ziglar. If you'll do for the next three to five years, what other people won't do, you'll be able to do for the rest of your life. What other people can't do. Grant That's a very enabling. I love that for sure. Gosh, that's awesome. Mark. Thanks for taking the time, "The Land Geek". I appreciate you doing this. And everyone thanks for listening to another episode of Financial Investing Radio. And until next time, check out thelandgeek.com  

Today I had the opportunity to speak with "The Land Geek". Fascinating conversation. He's got over, well over four and a half million downloads on his podcast. He's got some interesting ideas and insights on investing with land that the returns higher than normal, I guess normal, what's normal, higher than, you know, eight 10% return, if you will, returns on these investments. So I'm very excited to have Mark here with me today. Thanks for joining us, we learn the secrets from the land geek. Everybody welcome to another episode of Financial Investing Radio. So I have been chasing this person for some time. He is super busy and has an amazing profile. I hope you take the opportunity to look into what he's done. We're going to be having conversation today with Mark, Oh man, Mark. I didn't even ask at a time. Podolski! Mark Perfect pronunciation. Grant Did I say that? Okay. All right. Very good. Mark. Welcome. Thank you for being here today. I appreciate it. Mark Grant Larsen, an honor. Privilege. Thank you. Grant You know, we found out that we are not too far from each other geographically, which is a real treat. There's some neat, neat things about the part of the country we live in for sure. Mark Absolutely. We've lost our complaining privileges living in Scottsdale, Arizona. Grant That's right. That's right. That's right. Even when it gets a little hot. I've learned to quit Quit complaining about it's not a Houston hot right. Mark Houston hot. It's 80 degrees in the pool.  Grant Yeah, that's. That's right. It's fixable with the pool. That's right, right. Okay, so the land geek, you are known as the land geek, you've done a great job getting your name out there as land geek, not only getting your name out there, but proving a framework. But we'll get to the framework here in a moment. Because what you've done is pretty unique compared to other real estate investing strategies that are out there, of which I actually participate in some of those others, right, but I won't get to that yet. So I'm interested to learn more about what you do here. But let's back up. You were doing what what got you started to say I'm gonna go after land investments in this way. Mark So if we rewind the tape now, to 2000 I was a miserable micromanaged. 45 minute commute to work and back investment banker specializing in mergers and acquisitions with private equity groups. And grant it got so bad for me. I wouldn't get the Sunday blues, anticipating Monday coming around. I'd get the Friday blues, anticipating the weekend going by really fast. And having to be back at work. On Monday. I was pretty much yeah, really blue. So I first hired this guy, and he's telling me that as a side hustle, he's going to tax deed auctions. He's buying raw land, pennies on the dollar. He's flipping them online, and he's making a 300% return on his money. Grant. I'm looking at companies all day long. And a great company great has 15% EBIT on margins are free cash flow, average company's 10%. And I'm looking at companies all day long, less than 10%. So of course, I don't believe them. And I've got three grand saved up for car repairs. I go to New Mexico with them. I do exactly what he tells me to do. I buy 10 Half Acre parcels and average price of $300 each. I flipped them online. And they all sell for an average price of $1,200 each. It worked. So I went to another auction and in Arizona, where we live. And again, this is 2000 There's no one in the room. I'm buying up lots of acreage or nothing. And I sell all that property. You know that what auction I made over $90,000 So I go to my wife. She's pregnant at the time. I said Honey, I'm going to quit My job and become a full time lead investor. And she said, Absolutely not. Yeah. Grant What do you say? And what are you doing on? Mark Yeah. So it took 18 months for the land investing income to exceed the investment banking income. And then I quit. I've been doing it full time ever since. And I absolutely love it. Grant That's incredible. So you just sort of stumbled into it, someone happened to say, they'd already sort of figured this out. Now, it sounds like what you did with that is after you've done this for a while, you've created a system out of this, then is that right? Mark Yeah, I mean, after a while, you start picking up things, and you start seeing, okay, well, how do I make this job, myself. And, really, my whole philosophy is, I can always make more money, I can't get more time. And so we want to use three levers to scale and grow a business, other people's time, software and automation, and other people's money. And so once I combined all three of those, I was really able to grow and work really about 30 minutes a week, in my business. Grant What, 30 minutes, you're at a point now where you work 30 minutes a week on your business? In the business? Yeah, that's amazing. Wow. But it took that scaling, right, took that automation to figure it out the team around you to help take care of certain aspects of it took all of those pieces, as well as other people's money. That's interesting. That took five years. Oh, that was gonna ask you so five years to get to that point, learn the lessons, learn the business processes that you should automate, and so forth. Right? Mark Well, five years just to start getting myself out of business, probably another five years, to get to my point where I can work 30 minutes, 30 minutes in the business, rarely, I'm just meeting with my Acquisition Manager. And we're looking at the numbers and saying how many deals are pending? How many offers went out? How many deals will be closed? How can I support you? Grant So when it comes to finding these opportunities is the auctions is that your main input, or source or how well find these. Mark So Grant, I'm going to walk you exactly through how I do it. So you live, I'm gonna use these as a case study. You're in Scottsdale, Arizona, but let's assume that you own five acres of raw land in Texas, and you owe $200 in back taxes. So essentially, you're advertising two important things.  Number one, you have no emotional attachment to the raw land, you're in Arizona, the properties and taxes in Texas.  And number two, you're distressed financially in some weird way. Because we don't pay for things like our property taxes, we don't value them in the same way. As resolved, county treasurer, keeps sending me notices saying, Grant, if you don't pay your property taxes, you're going to lose that five acre parcel, tax deed or tax lien investor. So all I'm gonna do is look at the comparable sales on your five acre parcel for the last 12 to 18 months, I'm gonna take the lowest comparable sale, let's say $10,000 and divide by four. And that's gonna give you a Warren Buffett would call a 300% margin of safety. So I'm gonna send you an actual offer on your five acre parcel for $2,500. Now you accept it. Why? Because for you $2,500 is better than nothing. In reality, three to 5% of people accept my quote unquote, top dollar offer. But now that you've accepted it, I have to go through due diligence or in depth research. I have to confirm you still own the property. I have to confirm back taxes are only $200 I have to make sure there's been no breaks in the chain of title. There's no liens or encumbrances. And because it's only $2,500 investment, I outsourced to my team in the Philippines, connected to an American Title Company. It cost about $11. I was investing $5,000 or more, I wouldn't take any title risk.  You have to close traditionally through a title company. But since this is a smaller deal, everything checks out. And now I'm going to sell your five acre parcel 30 days or less and make a cash flow. So I have a built in best buyer grant. Do you know who it is? Who is the neighbors, the neighbors? So I'm going to send out neighbor letters saying hey, here's your opportunity. Protect your privacy. Protect your views. Know your neighbor. So oftentimes the neighbors will buy now if the neighbors pass a gun to my buyers list, if they pass. A good little website you may have heard of, it's called Craigslist is the 15th most trafficked website United States. I'll go to one I know you've heard of called meta, or Facebook, buy sell groups in the marketplace, and then I'll go to the lands land moto.com lands of america.com land and farm.com land flip.com Land hub.com These are platforms where people buy and sell raw land. But the way that I'm going to do it is the secret. I'm going to make it irresistible for my next buyer. All I'm going to ask for is a $2,500 downpayment, to control this five acre parcel, and then I'll make it a car payment, let's say 297 a month, for the next 84 months at 9% interest. So it's a one time sale, I'll get my money out on the down payment. I could go six to 10 months out. And now I'm getting a passive income of 297 a month, next 84 months. No renters. No rehabs, no renovations, no rodents. And because I'm not dealing with a tenant, I'm exempt from Dodd Frank RESPA. And the SAFE Act, all this owners real estate legislation. So grant, it's a simple game, can I create enough land notes where my passive income exceeds my fixed expenses? And now working?  Grant Because I want to not because I have to guess you have to? So on those numbers, then Mark, when you look at that, and what's the percentage of those that carry all the way through, you know, you're obviously I love, I love how you have the profile for that best buyer, how you create that, that passive income, what sort of risks does that put on your shoulders, where there's potential for them not following through on the cash flow, any issues there? Mark We don't mind it, because we use a land contract. And a land contract means that we can we still own the underlying asset, while they make payments. If they default, they have 30 days to cure their default. If they don't, we keep the down payment, we keep the monthly payments, our cost basis goes lower, we resell that property, we get a new down payment, we get new monthly payments, and extends out a return on investment is... Grant Oh, that's awesome.  Mark So I've been investing my wife and I invest in real estate, but it's it's on. It's with the tenant model, right? It's, you know, creating sort of the cash flow on that site. And it has some of the challenges and headaches you're talking about. Right? It's I deal with property management organizations, I deal with tenants that aren't following through blah, blah, blah, blah, all that. And so this is appealing to me to be able to say, hey, you know, I don't have to worry about about that.  Grant Is there a return that you felt like is higher taking this strategy than taking that sort of tenant based model? Mark Well, our average return on cash is 300%. And on terms, it's 1,000%. Grant That's crazy. Because we you know, typically fight for eight to 10 or 15%, right? In this in this renter model. So that's, that's fascinating, fascinating approach. So a couple things here. The average hold time. So you'd mentioned 30 days, are you literally flipping these in a 30 day timeframe? Is that the average? Mark Yeah, that's average. Now, if it's more than 30 days, something has to change. Maybe we have to raise the downpayment, maybe people think it's too good to be true. Maybe we have to lower the downpayment, maybe we have to raise the price, lower the price, change the interest rate, change the terms, something needs to change, maybe it's as simple as the headline is conducting. So that's our litmus test for what's wrong with our app. Why did that? Why is this not selling 30 days? Grant What's the what's the benefit of turning it into that passive cash flow as opposed to just flipping and taking the cash right now all of it out of the deal and walking away with that in your pocket? Mark Well, cash is a problem, right? Because now I've got to do it all over again. And I've just created a really hard job for myself. So I'd rather buy the asset one time and hold it for as long as I can and have a cash flow rather than flip a tax. Hopefully, I get another deal flip, pay tax, the market could turn on me. Right? I've been I've overpaid and I'm stuck with an asset. Grant Yep, makes makes total sense. So I noticed on your on your on your YouTube channel here. I noticed on there you you've been creating quite a nice playlist for a long time describing some of the challenges the hurdles the things people might deal with some tips and techniques around that. You've been publishing for quite a while on this. If someone were to get started on your YouTube channel itself, you've got this nice entry YouTube video right there passive income without headaches explained. I love that as your entry one. I watched that and you walk through much of the framework that you just described here today, what would be some of the hurdles that you think people will run into? Or that you've seen people run into where, where this doesn't work? Mark Well, you know, the biggest hurdle I think, for people who get started is they think, can I do this in my backyard? Well, if you live in San Francisco, no, no one's gonna sell you an infill lot. 25 cents on the dollar, they're gonna go the biggest, baddest land broker in town. If you live in Manhattan, same thing. So we're looking at properties an hour to three hours from the nearest town. And also, there's 3007 us counties like where do you start? So if I live in Iowa, let's face it, nobody wakes up next boy, I'd like to buy some land today in Iowa, unless you live in Iowa. So to get your biggest buyer pool, you want to be the southwest, little bit the Northwest, California and Florida. These are the sunshine states. These are fast growing states. And there is just a plethora of inexpensive raw land. Grant Okay. All right. That's fascinating. The other thing that I think you wrote your book was in 2017, did I get the date? Right? I think 2018 and 2018. Okay, dirt rich, dirt Ranch is out on Amazon did a review of that awesome book. Tell us about that? What does that cover? Mark So Dirt Rich gives you the basics of how to buy and sell raw land, it also tells my story. So you don't make the same mistakes. I did. And then Durbridge two is coming out very soon. The next plot how to scale your business. Grant I love that the next plot, there's a play on words right there for sure. You're also out there on medium.com. I see you being referenced and talked about there. As well as you got your website, check that out as well land geek, the land geek.com, right, the Land Rover COMM And I'm assuming that is I reviewed that what I noticed about what you have here is this is where people can come to your organization, if I understand it, right and say, hey, I want to get trained in this. I want to get skilled and how to create my own business. I'm assuming this is where you take your years and years of expertise. And you condense that into a program, if you will, that take all the lessons learned rather than take 10 years to learn it. You'll learn it and you know, how long, what is sort of the up ramp for people in terms of amount of time and effort? Mark I mean, can really get going in about 16 weeks. Okay. Yeah. Grant That's, that's amazing. It's amazing. Have you do you participate in any sort of real estate investing other than raw land? Mark No, because I don't have an advantage in any other real estate niche other than raw land. So I'm a inch wide, and a mile deep. So and no one can really get my returns, it would be nice to get depreciation because land lasts forever. But that being said, I don't have to deal with the depreciation like there is depreciation for reason I don't have to deal with any physical structures. So I like the headache free piece of it. And I got it 90% automated with software and expensive virtual assistants. Grant That's incredible. So tell me about your, your best type of client that would come to you and say, hey, I want to participate in building passive income with your program. What does that look like? Who do you know?  Mark You gotta have a burning desire to change your life? Right? You don't have to grit. So anything we're doing in life is inherently hard. And so it's kind of like hockey, right? People who play hockey, really love hockey, because they love it enough to get their teeth knocked out and get back up. It's the same thing in business. You have to love what you're doing enough to get knocked down and get back up. And so if you have a burning desire, give me that more than somebody who has cash. So I always say commitment over cash. It's, that's really all it takes. Grant How much cash did you have when you got started? I mean, it wasn't a ton. Right? Mark I start with $3,000. My buddy Durant's are $800. We think that, you know, 5000 is a is a really easy number. We have some clients who start with $500.  Grant So you really don't need a whole lot of cash is needed that commitment or that grip that that desire to move forward with it. Okay, very good. So, any other tips that you'd want to share with our listeners on on doing this? Mark Well, if I were the listener, I would be thinking, well, Grant. It's so great. Why is Marc teaching it? Grant That's gone through my mind. I mean, You're talking Yeah. 300% To 1,000% return. Mark Right, right. So to answer the question, because when I started teaching that my wife asked me the same questions like, aren't you going to create your own competition? And it's a very valid question. So I started putting on my investment banker hat. And what's the first thing, investment banker looks at? How big is the market, and there are billions of acres of raw land available in the United States. And there is literally do you couldn't think of a more boring niche, like you could go on HGTV or the DIY Network and think, Oh, I'm gonna watch flip this land. The before pictures are all in the after pictures are all in. Plus, there's no hedge funds, there's no private equity groups. So you meet a million people can be in this niche, will all run out of money, before we run out of deal flow. Grant Plenty of opportunity for sure. So is some of this sort of altruistic in terms of you know, you want to give back, you want to see others sort of experience some of the same benefits you have is, is there a component to that that's driven yet to create these systems? Mark I mean, that really is my, my purpose, honestly, because, you know, buying and selling land is great. It's helped five people, really, my family. Yeah, that being said, nobody ever bought a piece of land for me, you know, called me and said, Mark, you changed my life with this land investment, but being able to help people retire their spouses, so they could spend more time with their children, being able to have people replace their income, and really get out of what I call so economic dependency, which means that they're personally not working. They're not making any money, so that they can move up Maslow's hierarchy of needs, into self actualization, and solve not just their money problems, but their time problems, to explore their highest purpose in life. That has been the most gratifying thing for me, professionally. And I absolutely love waking up to that idea every day. Grant This is the "why" of your journey. Right there. That last sentence, isn't it? Yeah, it's helping them to get out of that solo economic dependency for sure. You had mentioned at one point, or I saw when I was doing some reviews on you, five reasons you should be creative, Pat, you should be creating passive income in raw land. What are those five reasons? Mark The first reason is, it's just so simple. All you got is a piece of land and a buyer and a seller. So you know, juxtapose that to like, say multifamily, where you've got to raise millions of dollars, you have to get private capital, you have to get investors, you could spend a million dollars just on due diligence alone. So it's just a much simpler way to go. The other issue is there's just no headaches, nobody's calling you up at three in the morning saying my land is leaking. So you get to go to bed every night, knowing that you don't have to deal with the typical headaches of real estate, tenants, termites, toilets, that kind of thing. So you know, another reason would be that it cash flows. So why not have this passive income come in, and get total freedom in life. So you can work when you want, where you want, and with whom you want. I think another reason is just that there's no limit to it. So you can grow as big or, you know, you can get to a point where you kind of like the Mexican fishermen, you have enough type of thing. And then I just think the other reason, it's a lot of fun. It's a lot of fun. And it's not building another job for you, yourself if you just automate it. And I think that's great. Grant Yeah, yeah, that is great. It's interesting that you found this niche. I love how you described it. It's narrow and yet very deep, you become very specialized in this. That's awesome. Mark. Thanks for taking the time with us today. Any final comments or tips you want to share with our listeners? Mark I always love this quote from Zig Ziglar. If you'll do for the next three to five years, what other people won't do, you'll be able to do for the rest of your life. What other people can't do. Grant That's a very enabling. I love that for sure. Gosh, that's awesome. Mark. Thanks for taking the time, "The Land Geek". I appreciate you doing this. And everyone thanks for listening to another episode of Financial Investing Radio. And until next time, check out thelandgeek.com  

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Endlich haben sie sich belohnt! Nachdem Salih das erste mal getroffen hat, treffen nun endlich auch Duda und Uth! Derbysieger FC! Wir sind völlig aus dem Häuschen. Diese Folge werden wir uns ausführlich um das Derby kümmern und geben selbstverständlich den Ausblick auf den Endspurt der Hinrunde. Leiten wir mit dem Rückenwind des Derbysieges jetzt eine Miniserie ein und überwintern womöglich auf einem Europaplatz?

Das ist die Kurzversion von "heute wichtig", für alle, die es morgens eilig haben:Die Tage werden kürzer, das Wetter im düsterer - und gerade jetzt im November verfallen viele Menschen in schlechte Stimmung, die sich sogar zur Depression entwickeln kann. Doch gerade in dieser ungemütlichen Jahreszeit ist es wichtig vor die Tür zu gehen - und das Laufen vielleicht sogar zur Routine machen. Wie das gehen soll, das verrät Alexandra Kraft. Die Wissenschaftsjournalistin und Podcasterin vom Podcast "Sie läuft. Er rennt." sagt: “Alles, was Bewegung ist, ist gut. Laufen ist für psychische Krankheiten und Depressionen besonders gut.”Außerdem Abtreibung trotz Herzschlag – ja oder nein? US-Korrespondent, Raphael Geiger, gibt eine Einschätzung zum sogenannten “Heartbeat Bill”. In den USA geht es ab heute vor dem Supreme Court um genau ein solches Gesetz aus Texas, das eine Abtreibung ab der 6. Schwangerschaftswoche bzw. schon beim Hören eines Herzschlags des Fötus verbietet. Billigt das oberste US-Gericht das sogenannte “Heartbeat Bill” der texanischen Republikaner könnte das fatale Folgen für sämtliche Frauen in den USA haben.++++Host: Michel Abdollahi;Redaktion: Sabrina Andorfer, Mirjam Bittner, Dimitri Blinski, Frederic Löbnitz;Mitarbeit: Raphael Geiger;Produktion: Nicolas Femerling, Andolin Sonnen, Wei Quan, Aleksandra Zebisch++++Sie wollen Kontakt zu uns aufnehmen? Schreiben Sie uns an heutewichtig@stern.deUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Die Tage werden kürzer, das Wetter im düsterer - und gerade jetzt im November verfallen viele Menschen in schlechte Stimmung, die sich sogar zur Depression entwickeln kann. Doch gerade in dieser ungemütlichen Jahreszeit ist es wichtig vor die Tür zu gehen - und das Laufen vielleicht sogar zur Routine machen. Wie das gehen soll, das verrät Alexandra Kraft. Die Wissenschaftsjournalistin und Podcasterin vom Podcast "Sie läuft. Er rennt." sagt: “Alles, was Bewegung ist, ist gut. Laufen ist für psychische Krankheiten und Depressionen besonders gut.”Außerdem Abtreibung trotz Herzschlag – ja oder nein? US-Korrespondent, Raphael Geiger, gibt eine Einschätzung zum sogenannten “Heartbeat Bill”. In den USA geht es ab heute vor dem Supreme Court um genau ein solches Gesetz aus Texas, das eine Abtreibung ab der 6. Schwangerschaftswoche bzw. schon beim Hören eines Herzschlags des Fötus verbietet. Billigt das oberste US-Gericht das sogenannte “Heartbeat Bill” der texanischen Republikaner könnte das fatale Folgen für sämtliche Frauen in den USA haben.++++Host: Michel Abdollahi;Redaktion: Sabrina Andorfer, Mirjam Bittner, Dimitri Blinski, Frederic Löbnitz;Mitarbeit: Raphael Geiger;Produktion: Nicolas Femerling, Andolin Sonnen, Wei Quan, Aleksandra Zebisch++++Sie wollen Kontakt zu uns aufnehmen? Schreiben Sie uns an heutewichtig@stern.deUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

„Wurde der Baumgart Code bereits entschlüsselt!?“ titeln die Gazetten, aber wir bleiben ruhig und analysieren in SDM-Manier die erste richtige Schlappe dieser Saison. Wieso wir uns sicher sind, dass die Mannschaft zurück kommt und uns den Derbysieg gegen Vizekusen bescheren wird, erfahrt ihr hier!

Leadertalk - Fußballtrainer im Gespräch Zu Beginn seiner Trainerkarriere feierte Thorsten Fink einen Erfolg nach dem anderen. Mit der Zweiten Mannschaft von Salzburg ging es in die 2. österreichische Liga, mit dem FC Ingolstadt stieg er in die deutsche 2. Liga auf. Beim FC Basel holte Thorsten Fink 2010 das Schweizer Double, 2011 wiederholte er den Meisterschaftserfolg dort. Beim Hamburger SV 2013 nach zwei Jahren entlassen, rückte das Ausland in den Fokus des Champions-League-Siegers von 2001. Über Nikosia, Austria Wien, Grasshoppers Zürich ging es für Fink 2019 nach Japan zu Vissel Kobe, wo er mit Spielern wie Iniesta, Podolski, Villa und Vermaelen Pokal- und Supercupsieger wurde. Autor und Business-Coach Mounir Zitouni erzählt Fink, welche Rolle Taucherbrillen in Japan beim Feiern haben, was es braucht, um mit Superstars umzugehen und wieso er heute nicht mehr mitten in der Saison den Verein wechseln würde. Die Folge mit Thorsten Fink im Überblick: 00:00 min 0:30 min: Intro 00:30 min 01:54 min: Begrüßung 01:54 min 04:50 min: Finks Trainerstationen 04:50 min 10:57 min: People-Management mit Superstars 10:57 min 13:05 min: Kritikkultur in Japan 13:05 min 14:27 min: Neues Profil im Ausland 14:27 min 16:42 min: Hilft die eigene Karriere? 16:42 min 20:05 min: Belohnungsrituale in Japan 20:05 min 24:56 min: Ein Brief an die Spieler 24:56 min 28:22 min: Motivationstrainer- und -training 28:22 min 31:41 min: Spieler und Veränderungen 31:41 min 36:50 min: Entweder-oder-Rubrik 36:50 min 39:42 min: Finks Wechsel von Basel zum HSV 39:42 min 42:00 min: Umgang mit den Medien 42:00 min 46:58 min: Die drei Trainerfavoriten 46:58 min 47:56 min: Verabschiedung

Zu Beginn seiner Trainerkarriere feierte Thorsten Fink einen Erfolg nach dem anderen. Mit der Zweiten Mannschaft von Salzburg ging es in die 2. österreichische Liga, mit dem FC Ingolstadt stieg er in die deutsche 2. Liga auf. Beim FC Basel holte Thorsten Fink 2010 das Schweizer Double, 2011 wiederholte er den Meisterschaftserfolg dort. Beim Hamburger SV 2013 nach zwei Jahren entlassen, rückte das Ausland in den Fokus des Champions-League-Siegers von 2001. Über Nikosia, Austria Wien, Grasshoppers Zürich ging es für Fink 2019 nach Japan zu Vissel Kobe, wo er mit Spielern wie Iniesta, Podolski, Villa und Vermaelen Pokal- und Supercupsieger wurde. Autor und Business-Coach Mounir Zitouni erzählt Fink, welche Rolle Taucherbrillen in Japan beim Feiern haben, was es braucht, um mit Superstars umzugehen und wieso er heute nicht mehr mitten in der Saison den Verein wechseln würde.

Mit welchen Aussagen trifft Steffen Baumgart Marek und Max genau ins Herz!? Auch nach dem Spiel in Leipzig sind die beiden weiterhin die Lokführer des 1. FC Köln Hypetrains. Wie viel Respekt wir unserem kommenden Gegner Frankfurt entgegenbringen und mit welcher Einstellung wir in dieses Spiel gehen erfahrt ihr hier!

Köln. Eine Stadt, so bunt wie das Leben. Aber zwei Farben dominieren. Rot und Weiß. Wie könnte es anders sein. Der FC ist omnipräsent und gehört zur Stadt, wie das Kölsch. Genau aus diesem Grund haben wir Melvins Aufenthalt in der Fussball verrückten Stadt genutzt und mit einem waschechten FC-Fan gesprochen. Tommy – ein Name, der spätestens seit AnnenMayKantereit mit Köln verbunden ist, wie der Dom. Seines Zeichens glühender Anhänger des FC seit über 30 Jahren. Angefangen auf dem Schoß des eigenen Opas aus einem neckischen Spaß heraus, begleitet Tommy seine Kölner bei jedem Spiel. Bei Heimspielen im Stadion und Auswärts gerne auch Mal in den hiesigen FC Kneipen – am liebsten in der Fankneipe „Zum Goldenen Schuss“. Nur ist der FC längst mehr als ein Spaß. Bierernst, aber nicht minder leidenschaftlich spricht Tommy mit uns über seinen Herzensverein. Denn genau das ist der FC – eine Herzensangelegenheit. Höhen und Tiefen gehören zur Fanleidenschaft dazu, wie der Halve Hahn zum Kölsch. Umso schöner ist es, dass der an sich Leid geplagte FC-Fan aktuell allen Grund zum Jubeln hat. Denn Baumgart lässt Fussball spielen, der die ganze Stadt schon wieder von Europa träumen lässt. Und Hector und Modeste machen sich gerade dazu auf, zu echten Legenden in Köln zu werden und sich in klangvolle Namen einzureihen, wie Littbarski, Overath und Podolski. Alles Gründe, um zurecht in Euphorie zu verfallen. Ob Tommy auch schon von Europa träumt, hört ihr in der aktuellen Folge.

Bienvenidos, como siempre, a esta sección que se llama “FÚTBOL Y”. Dicen que al fútbol se lo puede relacionar con todo, así que Agustín Galluzzo quiso llevarlo al extremo. Cada viernes un miembro distinto del programa o algún oyente le va a decir una palabra y con esa palabra va a tener que armar su columna del viernes siguiente, siempre relacionando de cualquier manera a esa palabra con cosas que hayan pasado con el fútbol. Para esta oportunidad, Thomas Capurro le había dicho la palabra ANIMÉ. Pasen y escuchen este especial de "Fútbol y Animé" en el que Chicarito, Agüero, Iniesta, Podolski y muchos más dijeron presente. Y dale PLAY para enterarte cuál será la palabra para la semana siguiente.

Włosi mistrzami Europy. Łukasz Podolski w Górniku. Hubert Hurkacz w półfinale Wimbledonu. Sportowy tydzień podsumowali Tadeusz Musioł i Piotr Muszalski.

O Ceará voltou a vencer, vem jogando bem! No Mangaverso, Podolski ficou comovido com a proposta, mas não vai para a máquina de Vojvoda. E o que realmente importa: as Meninas do Vozão seguem na luta pelo acesso à elite do brasileiro. Bem vindos ao Kanalcast e boa diversão. Abraços e #boraVozão

Na Euro dziś półfinał Włochy - Hiszpania, a oprócz piłkarza z zamiłowania Donalda Tuska, w Polsce ma się pojawić była gwiazda piłkarskiej reprezentacji Niemiec Lukas Podolski. Zza zachodniej granicy przybył też do naszego kraju największy słoń Europy Alexander. Koronawirus się nie poddaje. W Polsce znów symboliczna, dwucyfowa liczba zachorowań w ciągu doby, ale w Wielkiej Brytanii, Francji czy Portugalii szybko przybywa zakażeń nowym wariantem. Rząd zapowiada podniesienie mandatów drogowych. Dziś był dzień całowania, czynności bardzo potrzebnej naszemu mózgowi.

Ouça a íntegra do programa Futebolês, da Jangadeiro BandNews FM, desta segunda-feira 05/07.

Freude an der Weser über schweres Los im DFB Pokal, Lukas Podolski verhandelt mit polnischem Verein um seine Karriere märchenhaft zu beenden und eine kurze Auseinandersetzung zwischen dem FC Bayern und RB Leipzig.

Seit gestern ist Lionel Messi vertragslos und könnte jetzt tatsächlich ablösefrei den FC Barcelona verlassen. Den Verein, für den er seit seinem 13. Lebensjahr kickt. Aber wäre es für die Katalanen nicht besser, wenn Messi geht? Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm diskutieren. Und dann geht es um diese Themen des Tages: So steht es um die Kommunikation und die Olympiachancen des DBB Nur noch Dönerbuden? Das plant Podolski für seine Zukunft Endlich mal wieder Hamilton? Unsere Formel1-Expert:innen tippen den Österreich-Grand Prix Außerdem gibt es wieder unsere Dreierkette mit den Gewinner und Verlierern des Tages, den Geburtstagskindern und den Erinnerungen an sportgeschichtliche Highlights des heutigen Tages ...

It's time to look at a more modern World Cup – 2006, and the epic semi-final between Germany and Italy. Germany initially struggled under the stewardship of Italia 90 hero Jurgen Klinsmann. A sceptical German public feared the worst. What they got, however, was a dynamic, attacking team, packed with younger players (such as future World Cup winners, Lahm, Podolski and Schweinsteiger) and led by the underrated Ballack, powering their way to the semi-finals. As the team grew in stature, there was an unexpected swell of patriotism. Meanwhile, Italy arrived at the World Cup under a dark cloud. The Calciopoli scandal tarnished the reputation of Italian football. However, the Italian public rallied to the cause. With the veteran Marcelo Lippi in the dugout, and star players like Buffon, Cannavaro, Pirlo and Totti on the pitch, the Azzurri found their groove. What followed in Borussia Dortmund's iconic stadium, was a gripping showdown. Pirlo and Totti provided the magic for Italy, whilst Cannavaro produced a defensive performance for the ages. The Germans, previously criticised for having a weak defence, stood up strongly, with Mertesacker and Metzelder on top of their game, and Lahm showing signs of becoming one of the world's great full-backs. On a tense night, the game moved inexorably towards a penalty shootout. Then, Italy won a late corner… Follow me on Twitter @MatthewOkot Follow @WorldCupRamble Subscribe to World Cup Rambling on your podcast platform

Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere und hat gestern noch eine Dönerbude in Köln eröffnet. Außerdem ist er ja bald Jury-Mitglied beim Supertalent. Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm blicken zum Start auf ungewöhnliche Zweitkarrieren von Fußballer a.D. und widmen sich dann diesen Themen des Tages: Das denken Mertesacker und Kramer zum Abschied von Jogi Löw Die Spieler brauchen keine Angst vor mir zu haben das sagt Mark van Bommel zum Amtsantritt in Wolfsburg (powered by SID) Auf den Spuren der Tour-Stars Roglic und Pogacar (powered by SID) Außerdem gibt es wieder unsere Dreierkette mit den Gewinner und Verlierern des Tages, den Geburtstagskindern und den Erinnerungen an sportgeschichtliche Highlights des heutigen Tages Hat du gehort Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere der hat schwer zu tun... Jury beim Supertalent und er eröffnet noch eine Dönerbude in Köln die Dönerbude scheint die modern ...

Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere und hat gestern noch eine Dönerbude in Köln eröffnet. Außerdem ist er ja bald Jury-Mitglied beim Supertalent. Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm blicken zum Start auf ungewöhnliche Zweitkarrieren von Fußballer a.D. und widmen sich dann diesen Themen des Tages: Das denken Mertesacker und Kramer zum Abschied von Jogi Löw Die Spieler brauchen keine Angst vor mir zu haben das sagt Mark van Bommel zum Amtsantritt in Wolfsburg (powered by SID) Auf den Spuren der Tour-Stars Roglic und Pogacar (powered by SID) Außerdem gibt es wieder unsere Dreierkette mit den Gewinner und Verlierern des Tages, den Geburtstagskindern und den Erinnerungen an sportgeschichtliche Highlights des heutigen Tages Hat du gehort Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere der hat schwer zu tun... Jury beim Supertalent und er eröffnet noch eine Dönerbude in Köln die Dönerbude scheint die modern ...

Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere und hat gestern noch eine Dönerbude in Köln eröffnet. Außerdem ist er ja bald Jury-Mitglied beim Supertalent. Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm blicken zum Start auf ungewöhnliche Zweitkarrieren von Fußballer a.D. und widmen sich dann diesen Themen des Tages: Das denken Mertesacker und Kramer zum Abschied von Jogi Löw Die Spieler brauchen keine Angst vor mir zu haben das sagt Mark van Bommel zum Amtsantritt in Wolfsburg (powered by SID) Auf den Spuren der Tour-Stars Roglic und Pogacar (powered by SID) Außerdem gibt es wieder unsere Dreierkette mit den Gewinner und Verlierern des Tages, den Geburtstagskindern und den Erinnerungen an sportgeschichtliche Highlights des heutigen Tages Hat du gehort Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere der hat schwer zu tun... Jury beim Supertalent und er eröffnet noch eine Dönerbude in Köln die Dönerbude scheint die modern ...

Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere und hat gestern noch eine Dönerbude in Köln eröffnet. Außerdem ist er ja bald Jury-Mitglied beim Supertalent. Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm blicken zum Start auf ungewöhnliche Zweitkarrieren von Fußballer a.D. und widmen sich dann diesen Themen des Tages: Das denken Mertesacker und Kramer zum Abschied von Jogi Löw Die Spieler brauchen keine Angst vor mir zu haben das sagt Mark van Bommel zum Amtsantritt in Wolfsburg (powered by SID) Auf den Spuren der Tour-Stars Roglic und Pogacar (powered by SID) Außerdem gibt es wieder unsere Dreierkette mit den Gewinner und Verlierern des Tages, den Geburtstagskindern und den Erinnerungen an sportgeschichtliche Highlights des heutigen Tages Hat du gehort Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere der hat schwer zu tun... Jury beim Supertalent und er eröffnet noch eine Dönerbude in Köln die Dönerbude scheint die modern ...

Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere und hat gestern noch eine Dönerbude in Köln eröffnet. Außerdem ist er ja bald Jury-Mitglied beim Supertalent. Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm blicken zum Start auf ungewöhnliche Zweitkarrieren von Fußballer a.D. und widmen sich dann diesen Themen des Tages: Das denken Mertesacker und Kramer zum Abschied von Jogi Löw Die Spieler brauchen keine Angst vor mir zu haben das sagt Mark van Bommel zum Amtsantritt in Wolfsburg (powered by SID) Auf den Spuren der Tour-Stars Roglic und Pogacar (powered by SID) Außerdem gibt es wieder unsere Dreierkette mit den Gewinner und Verlierern des Tages, den Geburtstagskindern und den Erinnerungen an sportgeschichtliche Highlights des heutigen Tages Hat du gehort Lukas Poldolski plant schon mal die Zeit nach der Karriere der hat schwer zu tun... Jury beim Supertalent und er eröffnet noch eine Dönerbude in Köln die Dönerbude scheint die modern ...

Die Themen: Deutschland verliert gegen England, mRNA-Impfstoffe sollen dauerhaften Schutz bieten, Plagiatsjäger erhebt Vorwürfe gegen Baerbock, Die Kanzlerkandidat:innen bei Brigitte, Podolski wechselt zu RTL und die Angst um den Sommerurlaub Mehr Infos zur besten Unterhaltung und Deinen Vorteilen auf: vodafone.de/gigakombiTV oder in deinem Vodafone Shop.

Dies ist die Business Pöhler Podcast Geburtstagsfolge. Ein Jahr mit 2.200 Hörer:innen und 1.980 Abonnenten:innen ist vorbei und ich darf und kann an dieser Stelle nur noch DANKE sagen! Danke für all die Feedbacks und Zusprüche, aber auch kritischen Diskussion die ich führen durfte. In dieser Folge geht es um Robin Gosens. Eine inspirierende Geschichte über einen 26-Jährigen der aktuell mit Deutschland um den Einzug ins EM Achtelfinale spielt. Eine authentische Persönlichkeit aus Elten, der seine fußballerischen Wurzeln beim beim VfL Rhede entfesselt hat. Einfach ein geiler Typ! Artikel: https://11freunde.de/artikel/dann-wurde-vorgescheppert/598847?position=seiteninhalt&komplettansicht=#seiteninhalt Ganz viel Spaß! Schön, dass du mit dabei bist! Der Business Pöhler Podcast ist die perfekte Mischung aus den Bereichen: Business, Sport und Lifestyle und allen anderen Themen, die Spaß machen. Jan Zimmermann spricht im Business Pöhler Podcast mit sich, Machern, Könnern und guten Freunden. Es soll dich motivieren, inspirieren und vor allem sollst du eine bewusste Zeit hier haben. Egal ob Berufsstarter oder frisch selbstständig, hier nimmst du bestimmt was für dich mit! Jeden Mittwoch neu! ________________________________________ Werde jetzt Teil der "Business Pöhler - Community" auf unserer Facebook Seite. Dort findest du Gleichgesinnte, die sich gerne über die geteilten Inhalte austauschen, neue Erfahrungen machen wollen und somit ihr Leben bereichern. Bleib auch gerne in Kontakt mit mir: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janpzimmermann/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpzimmermann Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jan.zimmermann.7528 Einfach mal machen, dein Jan __________________________ Musik: Silvio Kundt (ESKANDTHEWOOD) Titelbild: Paulo Suarez, Nikola Nickl, Jan Zimmermann

Wenn Sie Robin aus der Distanz mit Podolski verwechseln, ist es Zeit für eine Brille.

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Was eine emotionale Achterbahnfahrt. Reinhören und Klassenerhalt erleben!

@Kickerkomparsen: Äh, ich verkünde heute meinen Kader.

@Bolzerbonzen: Äh, der Keller ist weg!

Es ist angerichtet! Eure Bartmodels Niklas & David servieren euch heute zur Vorspeise eine herzerwärmende Glückskeksgeschichte. Zur Hauptspeise sitzt ihr mit Merkel, Podolski, Che Guevara und Fidel Castro beisammen und singt im Kanon „Impf me Baby one more time“. Als Nachspeise gibt’s keinen Schnaps, sondern einen Jochen Schweizer Gutschein. 1x Panzerfahren, 2x Schießen. Aber wer will das schon? Und wollte der Versandriese Otto.de wirklich DIESE Werbeanzeige schalten? Fragen und Antworten, in der Jubiläumsfolge von dudes.

Zur Feier von vier Jahren Gegenpressing Podcast gibt es hier bisher unveröffentlichtes Material unserer nullten Folge, unserer Pilot-Folge aus dem März 2017. Es geht um die Kader-Zusammenstellung bei großen Turnieren: braucht es eine gute Seele, die aber nie spielt (Lukas *hust* Podolski). Im Schwerpunkt diskutierten wir darüber, was einen Fußballer zur Legende macht. Haltet euch fest, stammtischiger wird's nicht!

 Zur Feier von vier Jahren Gegenpressing Podcast gibt es hier bisher unveröffentlichtes Material unserer nullten Folge, unserer Pilot-Folge aus dem März 2017. Es geht um die Kader-Zusammenstellung bei großen Turnieren: braucht es eine gute Seele, die aber nie spielt (Lukas *hust* Podolski). Im Schwerpunkt diskutierten wir darüber, was einen Fußballer zur Legende macht.  Haltet euch fest, stammtischiger wird's nicht! Intro: Sun Ride by Crowander (www.crowander.com) //  CC BY-NC 4.0  ...

Ståle Solbakkens støttespiller og TIL-trener Bjørn Vidar Stenersen har tittet innom oss rett før seriestart. Det har også Solbakken selv, i lydform. Det blir en del om et ungt og veldig spennende TIL-apparat, fysisk trening og et innblikk i treningshverdagen til TIL. Historier fra Köln og København dukker opp, blant annet om møtet med en mektig sportssjef og et nært forhold til Kölns største stjerne, Lukas Podolski. Med én arbeidsgiver som vil boikotte Qatar-VM og én som ikke vil det, kommer BV med sitt syn på saken. Nok det, vel? Lytt og kos dere!

Die Folge hat es in sich: Wir erzählen Euch welcher FC-Nachwuchsspieler hoffentlich bald alle FC Herzen höher schlagen lässt und was unser erster Neuzugang für die nächste Saison so drauf hat. Ihr wollt außerdem einen Überblick im aktuell heißen Abstiegskampf und einen Ausblick auf das Duell gegen Freiburg? Dann seid Ihr hier genau richtig!

Derin Mevzu'nun 15.bölümünde Kübra Uzun, Mert Evgin ve Mert Özlü Fenerbahçe gündemini değerlendirdi. (06:20) Kasımpaşa maçı ve Emre Belözoğlu (29:07) Alanyaspor maçından beklentiler (40:39) 3.5 dk süren ofsayt çizgisi ve VAR (44:50) Güntekin Onay'ın fanatik tutumu (46:15) Aziz Yıldırım & Ali Koç buluşması olur mu? (49:58) Podolski'nin kırmızı kartı ve sessiz kalan spor camiası (53:47) Euroleague ve CSKA Moskova serisi

Die Themen rund ums Geißbockheim laufen heiß! Private Geldgeber investieren in den FC. Zeitgleich verliert unser Verein unglücklich in Wolfsburg und die Trainerdiskussionen nehmen kein Ende. All diese Themen diskutieren wir für euch und geben euch natürlich auch einen Ausblick auf die kommende Partie gegen Mainz.

FIFA eWorld Cup Commentator Richard Buckley and join FUT legends Kazooie94 and AirJapes — plus your host Ben. The get in to a load of gameplay related topics: Richard Buckley's tips having commentated on recent events Effectiveness of lots of different formations Kazooie's attacking 4321 5 star skill 'basics'  Do we need to cancel the skill cancel? Gullit at LB or ST? Birthday Inaki Williams Review Birthday Palacio & Perisic Review Justifying chemistry choices Supporters of the pod keep it going, get double the pod content (for just £3 a month), giveaways and more via Patreon over at bit.ly/morepod! This includes a 2nd weekly podcast, this week focusing on content tips: This week's Pound for Pound Powerhouses FUT Birthday selection — is no star man a good thing? SBC Ozil, Podolski & Vidal thoughts FUT Birthday 2 predictions Are SBC players overhyped? Objective Huntelaar FUT Birthday market thoughts Reliable coin making methods Icon Swaps Much more!

Magath, Lució, Frings, van Buyten, van Bommel, Podolski, Ottl, Karimi és még mások

Einen Punkt gewonnen oder zwei verloren? Können wir uns wirklich über das Spiel gegen Dortmund freuen und wohin geht die Reise mit Gisdol? Außerdem blicken wir für euch in dieser Folge in die Glaskugel und verraten euch wo der FC am Ende der Saison stehen wird.

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Show Notes:In this episode, Alex and Chase speak with Matthew Podolski. Matt is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker, conservationist, and co-founder of the company WildLens. In this conversation, we talk about the power of documentary filmmaking in changing public opinion, and the process of creating a compelling documentary. Matt was very generous with his time, and because of that we were able to have a long, engaging conversation.The Switch on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/switch_podcastWildLens webite: http://www.wildlensinc.org/WildLens on Twitter: @wildlensincWildLens on Facebook: WildLensInc

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