Podcasts about reias

Creative financing isn't just a buzzword—it's one of the most powerful ways investors can scale smarter and faster. In this episode, Suzanne and I dive into a full breakdown of alternative funding strategies that help you grow without the traditional barriers.   We explore equitable partnerships, private lending, crowdfunding, DSCR loans, BRRRR strategies, seller financing, and even using your IRA to fund deals. Whether you're just starting out or looking to grow with flexibility, this conversation is packed with real-world insights, practical tips, and the exact steps you need to make creative financing work for you.   Key Talking Points of the Episode   00:00 Introduction 01:58 The pros and cons of crowdfunding 03:11 How private money can help fund less traditional assets 04:19 What to know about using your IRA to fund deals 05:34 Networking and building relationships with lenders 07:03 Where to network: REIAs, National Rental Home Council, and more 08:08 Local networking vs national events 09:16 Marketing as a creative financing tool 11:26 DSCR as a metric for smarter investing and better underwriting 13:56 Transitioning from fix & flip to BRRRR for long-term portfolio building 17:27 The common pitfalls of creative financing 19:17 Why real estate education pays off long-term 20:22 Avoid overleveraging: Plan for vacancy, maintenance, and contingencies   Quotables   “Creative financing lets you scale when others are stuck waiting for a traditional lender to say yes.”   “Your local REIA may have more value than a weekend in Vegas at a trade show.”   “Overleveraging is easy when deals come fast. Be smart and plan for the what-ifs.”   Links   RCN Capital https://www.rcncapital.com/podcast https://www.instagram.com/rcn_capital/ info@rcncapital.com   REI INK https://rei-ink.com/  

This week, The Norris Group Real Estate Podcast is introducing a new segment featuring owners and leaders from investor clubs, REIAs, and Meetups. They will share insights on current real estate trends, effective strategies in their markets, and updates on upcoming speakers and events.Our goal is to foster collaboration, exchange best practices, and provide valuable insights into the real estate investment world.This week's guests include Christina Suter from Pasadena FIBI, Mitch Craighead from NorCal REIA, and Rich Rice from the FIRE Center.For more information on this month's featured clubs and speakers, please see below:FIBI PasadenaThe FIRE CenterNorCal REIAIn this episode:Impact of Market Turmoil on Real Estate: How economic fluctuations are shaping today's real estate market.Economic Uncertainty and Its Effect on Investors: Understanding risks and opportunities in an unpredictable economy.Expert insights on getting started and navigating market challenges.Key Indicators to Watch: Critical trends and data points that signal market shifts.Real Estate Outlook for 2025: Predictions on market conditions, interest rates, and investment opportunities.Investor Club Information & Contacts: How to connect with top real estate clubs, REIAs, and Meetups.The Norris Group originates and services loans in California and Florida under California DRE License 01219911, Florida Mortgage Lender License 1577, and NMLS License 1623669.  For more information on hard money lending, go www.thenorrisgroup.com and click the Hard Money tab.Video LinkRadio Show

What if you could turn $40,000 into a multi-million-dollar real estate empire? In this episode of Invest2FI, Craig Curelop is with Ted Kaasch, an Omaha-based investor and leader of one of the fastest-growing REIAs in the U.S. Ted shares how he transitioned from foundation sales to real estate, using the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method to flip condemned properties into high-performing assets. He reveals how strategic networking, wholesaler connections, and REIA groups fueled his success—including turning an $11,000 condemned house into a cash-flowing short-term rental. Ted also discusses the future of real estate investing, his shift to self-storage, and the rising regulations affecting rental investors. Packed with actionable strategies, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to start, scale, or adapt in real estate. PODCAST HIGHLIGHTS:[03:13] How Ted transitioned from foundation sales to real estate investing. [07:04 ] The impact of learning construction on real estate deals. [12:22] How networking and wholesaling helped Ted grow his business. [18:43] Turning a $40K seed fund into a multi-million dollar portfolio. [24:30]  Breaking down Ted's perfect BRRRR deal on a condemned house. [31:16] Challenges of securing permits during the 2020 pandemic. [38:00] How Omaha's market growth is attracting outside investors. [41:56] Why Ted is selling off rentals and shifting to self-storage investing. [45:20] The impact of rental regulations on landlords in Omaha. [50:42] How Ted built one of the fastest-growing REIA groups in the U.S. [54:36] Final thoughts on building a strong real estate network. HOST Craig Curelop   

Want to know how to leverage your local REIA for more deals, partnerships, and profits? In this episode, Todd Hutcheson, an experienced real estate investor and wholesaler, shares his best strategies for maximizing your involvement in real estate investment clubs. Todd explains why REIAs are still one of the best places to build relationships, find deals, and gain credibility—even for seasoned investors. He also reveals a unique strategy for profiting by helping new investors promote their deals and shares his experience running an advanced investor group.

This week, The Norris Group Real Estate Podcast is introducing a new segment featuring owners and leaders from investor clubs, REIAs, and Meetups. They will share insights on current real estate trends, effective strategies in their markets, and updates on upcoming speakers and events.Our goal is to foster collaboration, exchange best practices, and provide valuable insights into the real estate investment world.This week's guests include Christina Suter from Pasadena FIBI, Mitch Craighead from NorCal REIA, and Rich Rice from the FIRE Center.For more information on this month's featured clubs and speakers, please see below:FIBI PasadenaThe FIRE CenterNorCal REIAIn this episode:Introduction to the Investor's Club Podcast: Highlighting local real estate clubs, industry strategies, and insights from experienced investors.Joey Romero welcomes Christina Suter (Pasadena FIBI), Mitch Craighead (NorCal REIA), and Rich Rice (FIRE Center).Investor Demographics: Understanding the backgrounds and profiles of investors attending club meetings.Educational Focus: Insights into the topics and strategies clubs prioritize to educate their members.Exploring upcoming events and notable guest speakers.Dream Speakers: Guests share their ideal speakers and why they would add value to the clubs.The Norris Group originates and services loans in California and Florida under California DRE License 01219911, Florida Mortgage Lender License 1577, and NMLS License 1623669.  For more information on hard money lending, go www.thenorrisgroup.com and click the Hard Money tab.Video LinkRadio Show

In this episode of Tribe Builders, Tanya Rooney sits down with real estate investor Mike Hicks to discuss the power of private money and strategic networking. Mike shares how bypassing traditional banks and leveraging private lenders can accelerate real estate success. He emphasizes the importance of getting in the right rooms—whether at local REIAs or through every day connections—to build relationships that lead to opportunities of all sorts. Through compelling stories and practical insights, Mike reveals how telling your story, asking the right questions, and rethinking the true cost of a 9-to-5 job can transform your real estate journey.   Follow & Connect with Mike: Instagram @wanderchatt (the properties) @findyourrepurpose (Mike) https://wanderchatt.com/. Check out their INCREDIBLE properties in Chattanooga + North Georgia YouTube Mike Does on YouTube  Follow Tanya: Tiktok @tanyarooneymn   Instagram @tanyarooneymn   Facebook @tanya.rooney28   youtube @tanyarooneymn www.tanyarooney.com

From Food Stamps to Million Dollar Builds   In this episode of the Real Estate Investor Growth Network podcast, hosted by Jen Josey, guest Erik Timmermans shares his remarkable journey from starting on food stamps to owning 172 rental properties and building million-dollar homes in Raleigh. Erik offers strategic advice on navigating the 2025 real estate market, highlighting the potential impacts of upcoming tariffs and inflation. He emphasizes the significance of mastering specific zip codes, using other people's money (OPM), and the benefits of joining local real estate investment associations (REIAs) for networking and growth. Jen and Erik also discuss the broader implications of the election results on real estate and the best strategies for new investors. This episode is packed with actionable insights, practical advice, and motivational stories for both seasoned and aspiring real estate investors.   In Erik's words: I'm a real estate investor who started my journey in 2016 while on food stamps, proving that humble beginnings don't define your future. I grew my business while working a w-2 until 3 years ago. Today, I own 172 rental properties, complete around 30 flips per year, and have recently expanded into building million-dollar homes in downtown Raleigh. I built my business using OPM (Other People's Money) and am passionate about giving back to the community by sharing my knowledge and network to help others achieve financial freedom through real estate.   www.youtube.com/@ErikTimmermans-n3e https://www.facebook.com/erik.hinton.9469 https://www.instagram.com/timmermanserik/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/erik-timmermans-10a13351/ https://www.tiktok.com/@eriktimmermans843?_t=8ruRZnukGqY&_r=1  https://www.threads.net/@timmermanserik     To learn more about Jen Josey, visit www.TheRealJenJosey.com To join REIGN, visit www.REIGNmastermind.com Stuff Jen Josey Loves: https://www.reignmastermind.com/resources Buy Jen Josey's Book: From Beginner to Badass: https://a.co/d/bstKlby

Uncontested Investing is always ready to answer your questions and provide insights on different topics that will help investors move the needle in their businesses in real estate. In this episode, we're answering questions that you have sent in through the weeks to help you prepare for 2025 and what's bound to come our way.    Listen now to learn more about the things you need to keep in mind as a real estate investor entering 2025, what new investors should understand as they enter the industry this coming year, and how you can make the most of your investments despite market cycles!   Key Talking Points of the Episode   00:00 Introduction 01:10 What factors will affect interest rates in 2025? 03:15 Who are the people who can help you in a competitive market? 06:37 What kind of properties should you go after in 2025? 08:05 Diversifying your portfolio in 2025 10:10 Investing in mixed-use properties in 2025 11:07 AI and technology for real estate investing 14:42 Networking in 2025  18:16 Local REIAs vs National Trade Shows 21:17 What services can help investors in competitive markets in 2025? 24:49 What is the most pivotal moment in my career? 27:07 What type of investments should new investors start with? 30:52 What Uncontested Investing episodes have the most helpful advice for investors?   Quotables   “For investors that have already seen and done a lot of different property types, this is a type of environment from an economy standpoint where you wanna start diversifying your portfolio.”   “AI is something that all investors should be taking advantage of. Technology can be one of your best friends in this industry.”   “The local REIAs are much more convenient for an investor, but trade shows are really where you can take your business to the next level.”   Links   From $0 to $135M in Lending: Building a Lending Empire in Just Two Years with Brian Valdivia https://youtu.be/NgaNsCrXliY?si=L3zZDqV54yVtAQcN   Elevating Your Journey to Success through Mindset with Patrick Precourt https://youtu.be/tV3_UD7uwBI?si=uPENnJpt3bP3V5Ku   Why "Perspective" Will Always Work for Investing in Real Estate Successfully with Tarik Turner https://youtu.be/rDuI9fzhp3Y?si=ldjhA6-QVIcr0ihb   RCN Capital https://www.rcncapital.com/podcast  https://www.instagram.com/rcn_capital/ info@rcncapital.com   Website: REI INK https://rei-ink.com/ 

In this episode, we dive into the offerings and insights shared by the Texas Real Estate Investor Associations (Texas REIAs), the largest real estate investor network in Texas with over 100,000 members. Since 2003, Texas REIAs has provided resources such as training, networking opportunities, and market data for real estate investors. In this recording, we cover key topics including the impact of interest rates on the Texas real estate market, the dynamics of supply and demand, historical and current housing data across major Texas cities, and the challenges and opportunities in multifamily investments. Additionally, the episode emphasizes the importance of local knowledge and perspectives in real estate investing.Episode highlights:01:46 Understanding Market Changes: Interest Rates02:42 Historical Perspective on Interest Rates05:00 Supply and Demand in Real Estate08:32 Impact of Housing Shortage11:15 Texas Real Estate Market Overview14:53 Houston Real Estate Insights16:11 Dallas Real Estate Trends16:48 Dallas Market Overview17:30 Austin: The Outlier Market20:25 San Antonio: Affordability and Trends21:06 Market Drivers: Economy and Beyond28:41 Challenges in Multifamily Investments34:32 Special Announcement: Upcoming Workshops

Were you sold on commercial multifamily because you can "control the value"???YEARS of reading books, attending REIAs, bootcamps, meetups, joining masterminds and hiring mentors and I NEVER heard it was done like this.5+ units is the hard line for commercial residential multifamily... right? Shouldn't all the rules be the same? Well tune in if you want to hear what I discovered when buying my first commercial property.It's crucial for you to know how your market does valuations for certain unit count ranges... your profit potential and entire business plan is riding on it!If you haven't yet subscribed to our parent podcast Share The Wealth Show subscribe to this channel!________________________________Interested in investing in small multifamily?Learn more about The Microfamily Mavericks mentorship program here: https://noirvestholdings.kartra.com/page/microfamilymavericksCheck out our podcast website!Thesharethewealthshow.com

Today, we've got the awesome duo of Bryan and Peyton Hemmerle, our uncle and nephew, who've been crushing it in the land market like pros! Bryan is an experienced real estate and land investor, teaming up with his nephew to send out blind offer letters and close fantastic land deals. Get ready to soak up their wealth of knowledge, embrace their "Why not How" approach, and apply their strategies to supercharge your own land business.Can't get enough land real estate? We got you! Make sure to head over to the Land Sharks Program and start your journey from there.----------Show notes:(1:10) Beginning of today's episode(3:49) How Payton got into real estate(9:48) Getting started into networking and connections on local REIAs(15:44) What type of marketing lists are they using and looking into?(22:21) Breaking down their BEST land deal(26:48) Don't be afraid of rejection and go take that action----------Resources:Who not How by Dan Sullivan and Benjamin HardyGo for No by Richard FentonCarrot DealMachine To speak with Brent or one of our other expert coaches call (281) 835-4201 or schedule your free discovery call here to learn about our mentorship programs and become part of the TribeGo to Wholesalingincgroup.com to become part of one of the fastest growing Facebook communities in the Wholesaling space. Get all of your burning Wholesaling questions answered, gain access to JV partnerships, and connect with other "success minded" Rhinos in the community.It's 100% free to join. The opportunities in this community are endless, what are you waiting for?

In today's episode, we are with David Pupo, a realtor and one of the owners of Florida House Buyers, a local real estate investment company offering services such as short-term and long-term wholesaling, multifamily investments, and property renovation. David is passionate about continued education and creating solutions. These allow him to help other investors avoid rookie mistakes and accelerate their success toward creating an efficient and profitable business.David and his team have sold over 300 properties while simultaneously building a portfolio of rentals. But this was not that easy with the adversities caused by inexperience and poor decisions made along the way. Today David shares with us how he started raising private capital with the help of local REIAs and the lessons he learned along the way.Key Takeaways:Start somewhere and build a good brand and reputation - connect with your local REIAsLearn to take a step back and consider possible risks.It is essential to have a complete property analysis ready when getting investors on board.Pay to play: Seek the lowest payment that benefits you and make the most of it.How to utilize the BRRRR MethodApproaching Investors and understanding their expectationsNot being assigned to an aspect of the business does not mean having zero knowledge about it.Hiring virtual assistants helps run a business efficiently.The Tripple Offer Calculator and How it could help youNovation Offer: An untapped source of mortgage buyersMake sure to reach out to the right people.Resources:www.questtrustcompany.comWho Not How: The Formula to Achieve Bigger Goals Through Accelerating Teamwork by Dan Sullivan and Benjamin HardyConnect with David:Website: www.tripleoffer.comE-mail: david@myfloridahousebuyer.comPhone: 407-603-5263 Check out my book: 7 Reasons Why Private Money Will Skyrocket Your Real Estate Business and Help You Build Incredible Wealth!Get it here for FREE: www.jayconner.com/moneyguide

Building wealth in real estate is mentally and financially challenging. But it's very much possible! In this episode, fourth-generation Texas real estate investor Shenoah Grove of Texas Real Estate Investing Associations (Texas REIAs) shares her expertise in investing such as how to complete creative real estate transactions that work in every part of the market cycle, identifying the situation of the market, preparing your cash flow, and more! Tune in now to widen your knowledge and be better equipped in the real estate world!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://7einvestments.com/podcast/

Get a free Landlord Insurance Quote from Steadily & get a $20 Amazon gift card (for November)- https://blackrealestatedialogue.steadilypartner.com/Don't forget to subscribe, leave a rating and a 5-star review. I will be shouting out all 5-star reviews on the show!Today, we sit down with Ben Hubbert, a real estate investor based in San Jose, California. He recently bought five properties in just 30 days, bringing the total number of doors in his portfolio to 11—a number he plans to double a year from now!However, his success in the real estate game was far from overnight. Ben started investing out-of-state in Alabama and Texas before recently investing in St. Louis, Missouri. This incentivized him to put together a solid system and team to scale his business efficiently.In this episode, Ben shares how he used social media to attract private money lenders as a relatively new investor, buying five properties in 30 days while working a full-time job, and his inspiring initiative to aid domestic violence victims with real estate.Highlights1) You need to get clear on the type of investor you want to be as early as possible, depending on your comfort level, business goals, and priorities outside of real estate. 2) Ben's go-to resources for sourcing team members are Facebook Groups, REIAs, and BiggerPockets. From those platforms, he finds professionals with great track records based on the experiences that others have had working with them.3) It's a myth that the best deals are always off-market. It doesn't really matter how you find your deals as long as you have two things: equity and motivation.How to find himInstagram - @benhubbertGet 25% OFF our t-shirts!- https://blackrealestatedialogue.com/collections/allAccess all of our resources on our website- https://www.blackrealestatedialogue.comDownload my free guide Top 5 Down Payment Assistance Programs- https://bit.ly/dpassistance1Get my New E-book How to Build Wealth in a Recession- https://bit.ly/bredrecessionguide

Most real estate investors dream of the day they make their first hire…Especially when you use the novations strategy.But those who are well-seasoned know this is where the fun begins. And by “fun," this means more considerable revenue and all the high-level challenges and leadership headaches you have to deal with along the way.Hold your horses; there's no need to back out! Because in this episode, Todd Toback will mine through some simple and zero-to-no-costs steps that will help you build the team that you've always been dreaming of! ----------Show notes:(0:52) Beginning of today's episode (2:01) Todd lays out the different benefits of selling properties to a retail buyer(2:31) Your dream team will tell you everything that you need to know and will cost you no money upfront (3:05) Reasons why you need a broker(4:37) You  can find connections in your local REIAs or real estate investment groups(6:12) You need to add a good title escrow company to your dream team (8:25) Why do you need to have a fantastic notary?(10:19) Record the evidence of your agreements to secure your deal(13:09) Get a good real estate lawyer on your team (15:57) You got to need novations if you want to thrive ----------Resources:MLSRedfin123notary.com Want to learn more? Check out the Land Sharks program.To speak with Brent or one of our other expert coaches call (281) 835-4201 or click here to schedule your free discovery callGo to Wholesalingincgroup.com to become part of one of the fastest growing Facebook communities in the Wholesaling space. Get all of your burning Wholesaling questions answered, gain access to JV partnerships, and connect with other "success minded" Rhinos in the community.It's 100% free to join. The opportunities in this community are endless, what are you waiting for?

Russell is the premier agent in the DC metro area who specializes in investment properties and works with investment-minded clients.  He has been featured on several national real estate investment podcasts, is the host of the DC Real Estate Podcast, as well as being a featured speaker at many REIAs and real estate conferences.  Russell has been consistently named as one of the DC area's top agents by Washingtonian Magazine, Bethesda Magazine, and Virginia Living Magazine.  He has been featured in the DC Real Producers Magazine and the Biggerpockets Wealth Magazine.  Russell is among the Top 1% of Realtors nationwide.Russell is a member of the Greater Capital Area Association of Realtors and The National Association of Realtors.  Russell is currently serving his second term as a member of GCAAR's Board of Directors. He has served on the  GCAAR Public Policy Committee for half a decade where he is involved in lobbying for the real estate industry and homeowners.  He is also a member of NAR's Conventional Financing Policy Committee.  This Episode is sponsored by:  National Lumber: Since 1919, National Lumber has been serving residential and commercial builders, remodelers, architects and consumers in the Baltimore and Chevy Chase area. We feature a full line retail store, lumber yard, comprehensive product showrooms featuring windows, doors, and kitchen and bath cabinetry.  Trius Lending Partners: "We are a direct, private money/hard-money & long-term rental lender with headquarters in Maryland & the Mid-Atlantic. We lend on residential investment properties, fix & flip, and rehab projects, commercial properties in the Mid-Atlantic region."

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

Lee Yoder was practicing physical therapy when he realized his true passion was building his own business and investing in real estate. He took this passion and considerable action to quickly build a portfolio with several small apartment buildings. He was able to quickly reposition this portfolio, bring it full cycle, and provide an incredible return for his investors.   Today, Lee is focused on syndicating larger apartment buildings. He is the Founder and visionary behind Threefold Real Estate Investing, and he's committed to forging a path that will generate incredible wealth and opportunity for all involved. His focus is driving the business forward by forging new relationships with top-notch professionals in the real estate world and bringing on more partners to invest alongside Threefold.   Lee also hosts a podcast, Threefold Real Estate Investing, which discusses multifamily real estate investing, while also focusing on pursuing better relationships with family and a better walk with Christ.   In this episode, Lee shares how you can maximize the impact of becoming part of a local REIA as he discusses the benefits of being in one – from education, networking, and overall career success. Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/ What you'll learn in just 16 minutes from today's episode:  Find out how to leverage and really take advantage of your local REIA when working on your path towards your career's success; Discover the difference between joining a local REIA and being part of big-time coaching programs; and Understand why you should be clear with whatever it is that you want to pursue when joining a REIA in your city. Resources/Links:  Threefold Real Estate Investing: https://threefoldrei.com Threefold Real Estate Investing podcast: https://threefoldrei.com/podcasts/ Topics Covered:  01:35 – The start of Lee's involvement with REIAs in his city 03:18 – How the REIA community helped him achieve his notable successes in his career 05:23 – Learning from local REIAs vs. big-time coaching programs 09:19 – Tips for the newbies who are planning to join and take advantage of a local REIA 11:21 – Conversational ice breakers from Lee 12:28 – More about Lee Yoder: Threefold Real Estate Investing, the podcast, and his socials Key Takeaways: “There's a lot of people in my city that are really into real estate. It's comforting; it's a good feeling to see that there's a lot of other people doing what you're trying to do. It gives you a little more confidence. There's just a community about it. So, you don't feel alone.” – Lee Yoder   “Getting a really good bunch of education and networking with a lot of people, just kind of talking together and brainstorming and working towards a similar goal before doing it separately, it's just really powerful for me. It gave me a lot of confidence.” – Lee Yoder   “I have nothing against coaching programs, paid to coach, paid mentorship. I probably would have done it, but I just didn't have to because I had the REIA.” – Lee Yoder   “Take small steps. Decide how bad you want to get into the space and how much you want to have success. It gets easier over time.” – Lee Yoder   Connect with Lee Yoder: Website: https://threefoldrei.com Email: info@threefoldrei.com  Connect with Dave Dubeau:  Podcast: http://www.propertyprofitspodcast.com/  Website: https://davedubeau.com/home  Investor Attraction Workshop: http://www.investorattractionworkshop.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedavedubeau  LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/davedubeau  Enjoyed the Podcast?  Please subscribe on iTunes for updates

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In this episode Kathy Portley from the Tulsa REIA joins Kendra and I. This episode is recorded directly after a Joplin Area REIA meeting in the lobby. We had a great chat about the support REIAs bring real estate investors and other investing topics! Check it out.   Kathy Portley is a Board Member and Co-owner to the Tulsa Real Estate Investor Association in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her real estate background includes a deep industry  knowledge of manufactured homes as residences and as investments, residential mortgage lending programs, and more. She is a mother to four young adults, and she mentors young adults in her community in life skills, mindset and financial security. If you are interested in learning from Kathy or collaborating with her, she can be reached at kathy@tulsareia.org. https://www.facebook.com/groups/tulsareia/  

What you'll learn in just 15 minutes from today's episode:     Learn about the secrets of having a group last for decades;  Understand why it's necessary for you to join REIAs in relation to avoiding severe consequences from the law once ignorance prevails; and  Find out why industry connections, especially those of which came from various professions, is a great +1 in doing real estate.        Resources:     Website: https://ccia-info.com        Summary:     Jane Garvey is an active investor & educator focusing on real estate. She is also a rental property owner, author, group leader, and Legislative Advocate. Jane co-founded the Chicago Creative Investors Association in 1983, a real estate group that provides real estate investment education and networking through meetings and training events designed for both new and seasoned investors on a full spectrum of real estate strategies.      In this episode, Jane talks about the Chicago Creative Investors Association along with the secrets on how they're able to make it last for decades and the importance of joining a group in relation to the government and the law.        Topics Covered:     01:08 – Chicago Creative Investors Association's decades of history and how they made it last this long     03:35 – The kind of meetings Chicago Creative Investors Association hold along with the schedule for each, pre- and during COVID     07:12 – Providing online content in a national reach     08:39 – Why it's beneficial for you to join a group, Chicago Creative Investors Association more so     09:47 – The consequences one has faced because of ignorance of the law     12:10 – Jane's top favorite with regards to their members' success stories     13:50 – Learn more about Jane and the Chicago Creative Investors Association by visiting their website: https://ccia-info.com        Key Takeaways:     “Board meetings suck. They're boring. We could do everything that needs doing in less time that it takes to do a board meeting, so let's just do it.” – Jane Garvey     “Industry connections. That's huge. Knowing other people that can help you tell and decide what you'd want to be doing if you're purchasing something or you're hiring a contractor.” – Jane Garvey     “I can tell people just from my years of doing this where beginners and people that are not connected with a group are going to trip and fall and get punished big time by the government. Ignorance is no excuse for the government.” – Jane Garvey     “Somebody the other day called me up and said, ‘Jane, you're the most selfless person I have ever met.' I don't know whether it is selfishness or I just haven't figured out how to monetize anything, but it could be selflessness because I really do spend a lot of time helping people.” – Jane Garvey        Connect with Jane Garvey:     Website: https://ccia-info.com     Connect with Dave Dubeau:     Podcast: http://www.propertyprofitspodcast.com/  Website: https://davedubeau.com/home  Investor Attraction Workshop: http://www.investorattractionworkshop.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedavedubeau  LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/davedubeau      

Brian Martinez is a Senior IRA Specialist with NuView Trust Company who has helped new and seasoned investors alike use Self-directed IRAs to significantly build and secure their wealth. Since 2018, Brian has specialized in educating investors big and small on how to purchase Passive Real Estate in a Tax-Deferred or entirely Tax-Free vehicle at NuView Trust. Brian exudes passion when educating others on often overlooked investment vehicles and has prioritized creating true diversification for his clients' portfolios. Brian's primary focus is on building relationships with local REIAs, Syndicators, investors raising capital, or those looking to lend their IRA money to other Real Estate Investors. He spends his free time enjoying the Florida sunshine and networking at Real Estate conferences across the US.Main Points:What is a Self-Directed IRAWho is disqualified What type of accounts can be usedTax Free or Tax Deferred you get the choiceEmployer Plans for Self- EmployedPre-tax vs Post tax contributionsConnect with Atticus:www.sdira.nuviewtrust.com/steedtalkerpodcasthttps://www.nuviewtrust.com/  bmartinez@nuviewtrust.com 727-217-5385

Alan Chantker is the President of Mid-Atlantic Real Estate Investors Association (MAREIA). He and his Co-President Beth Marsie-Hazen have been leading this club for 20 years. Their model mainly focuses on providing 3Es – Education, Encouragement, and Ethics. Alan and the team aim to help people create harmonious relationships you can't develop by just sitting at home and going all online.   In this episode, Alan talks about MAREIA – the association he has co-founded with now MAREIA's Vice President Beth. Here, he discusses how beneficial it is for people to go out and make connections in person, and debunks myths about REIAs creating more space for competition in relation to its members.   What you'll learn in just 20 minutes from today's episode:   Why it is more effective in terms of growth in real estate to go out there and meet people real time The power proper guidance brings to a passionate entrepreneur Understand why REIAs aren't places of competition     Resources:   Website: https://www.mareia.com/default.aspx   Topics Covered:   01:09 – MAREIA celebrates its 20th year with its 300 members   02:45 – Diversified MAREIA: Talking about the good mix of its members   04:51 – Debunking the do-it-at-home-and-online myth: Getting out there to make real connections with the world   07:53 – Discussing cases of people thinking REIAs only create more competition and explaining why that's untruthful   10:05 – Alan shares a story of someone who became successful after engaging in a rehab with Beth   12:36 – Adjusting to this pandemic's circumstances   15:53 – Talking about the groups MAREIA has and their practices on meetings   18:11 – Connect with MAREIA to learn more     Key Takeaways:   “People think they can do it on their own.” – Alan Chantker   “A lot of people nowadays – unfortunately, I call them the youngsters – think that you can just sit at home because you can order anything online. They think you can do your wholesaling online. While I know that there are some people who do virtual wholesaling or virtual real estate, I really think that you can only do that if you've gotten your feet wet with being out in the real world, talking to real sellers and buyers and everybody else. As human beings, we're called social animals. We do need to get out there.” – Alan Chantker   “Unless you're surrounded by a lot of positive people telling you ‘go ahead and do the real estate' which is really rare, it's hard on a day-to-day basis to keep it up because it does take a while to get the business off the ground. Having that encouragement in meetings is very important to keep your spirits up.” – Alan Chantker     Connect with Alan Chantker:   Email: alanc@mareia.com MAREIA's Email: hello@mareia.com Website: https://www.mareia.com/default.aspx Office Number: 443-738-3600   Connect with Dave Dubeau:   Podcast: http://www.propertyprofitspodcast.com/ Website: https://davedubeau.com/home Investor Attraction Workshop: http://www.investorattractionworkshop.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedavedubeau LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/davedubeau  

Welcome to this version of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! I am excited to bring you another replay of my Facebook Live Question and Answer sessions. I just started doing these live forums in April and they are going so well and I am getting such great feedback and questions, I thought I would share them here on the podcast. Especially for those people that are unable to join us live, this will provide an opportunity to hear the awesome questions I am fielding about business, taking risks, real estate, and so much more! Some of the questions have been very real estate specific, but others have been general business questions, like asking about overcoming fear in order to get started and how to successfully scale. I have also received more personal questions like how I decided real estate investing was right for me and the steps I took to get my business off the ground. This presentation is the live Q&A that I did the week of November 24th and each Thursday we will offer you another chance to take advantage of listening to the answers to our guests' fabulous and compelling questions! Don't miss this new episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! Notable Quotes: “I recommend, to the point of insisting, that you use variable data when you are mailing postcards.” “Don't make postcards generic because they will get thrown away.” “Get on every single wholesalers' list in your market.” “If you make offers on every single property that comes into your inbox, you will get deals.” “I have recorded a whole audiobook, and I am not excited about doing another one.” “The best way to find good wholesalers is to go to REIAs and meet ups.” Links: Real Estate Find & Fund Blueprint Flip Hacking Live 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Welcome to this version of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! I am excited to bring you another replay of my Facebook Live Question and Answer sessions. I just started doing these live forums in April and they are going so well and I am getting such great feedback and questions, I thought I would share them here on the podcast. Especially for those people that are unable to join us live, this will provide an opportunity to hear the awesome questions I am fielding about business, taking risks, real estate, and so much more! Some of the questions have been very real estate specific, but others have been general business questions, like asking about overcoming fear in order to get started and how to successfully scale. I have also received more personal questions like how I decided real estate investing was right for me and the steps I took to get my business off the ground.   This presentation is the live Q&A that I did the week of November 24th and each Thursday we will offer you another chance to take advantage of listening to the answers to our guests' fabulous and compelling questions! Don't miss this new episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! Notable Quotes:   “I recommend, to the point of insisting, that you use variable data when you are mailing postcards.”   “Don't make postcards generic because they will get thrown away.”   “Get on every single wholesalers' list in your market.”   “If you make offers on every single property that comes into your inbox, you will get deals.”   “I have recorded a whole audiobook, and I am not excited about doing another one.”   “The best way to find good wholesalers is to go to REIAs and meet ups.” Links: Real Estate Find & Fund Blueprint Flip Hacking Live 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Dwan Bent-Twyford, America's Most Sought-After Real Estate Investor™, started as a broke, single mom who had been fired from Denny's. She now heads up “Investors Edge University” - a company that specializes in training new and seasoned investors in a wide range of real estate investing techniques through live workshops, weekly webinars, a member site, coaching and seminars.    Having flipped over 2,000 deals herself, Dwan is more than qualified to share her vast knowledge of real estate investing with America. Dwan is affectionately known as the “Queen of Short Sales”® and is considered to be the Nation's #1 Expert on Short Sales & Foreclosures.    She has written three best sellers, “Short Sale Pre-Foreclosure Investing” & “How to Sell a House When It's Worth Less Than the Mortgage”, her most recent New York Times best seller was written with Steve Forbes: “SuccessOnomics”.    She is highly sought after and has been featured on Fox and Friends, MSNBC, Naomi's Good Morning, Colorado and Company, and many other TV, radio, podcasts, and print medias.    Dwan also has a top-rated podcast called ”The Most Dwanderful Real Estate Podcast Ever!”.    In a market dominated by men, Dwan has certainly made her mark!    Her goal never changes – to make a difference in the lives of others!     In this episode, Karen and Dwan discuss: Success Story of Dwan Commit to Get Leads When looking for short sales, look at more than just foreclosures - check divorces, probate, evictions, bankruptcy, and other types of cases. Consult to Sell Work with those that can think creatively to help you accomplish your goals and best serve your clients.  Connect to Build and Grow If you want to make a living as a real estate investor, you have to treat it like a business. Give your day structure and purpose to move your career forward.  Success Thinking, Activities and Vision Delegation is a key to success. Focus on those activities that you love and are a strength for you, delegate those things that are not your strengths or you don't enjoy doing.  Sweet Spot of Success     "You have to work with people that are very investor minded, which is why REIAs are so important, especially for new investors. This is not a solo industry, you cannot do this without a team.” - Dwan Bent-Twyford     *5 Minute Success - Listener Giveaway* Go to dwanderful.com and opt in to receive your 4 FREE eBooks!     Connect with Dwan Bent-Twyford: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DwanBentTwyford/  Website: https://dwanderful.com/  Show: https://dwanderful.com/podcasts/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwanbenttwyford  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwanderful/?hl=en      About the Podcast Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.   Here's to your success in business and in life!     Connect with Karen Briscoe: Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess Facebook: 5MinuteSuccess Website: 5MinuteSuccess.com Email: Karen@5MinuteSuccess.com   5 Minute Success Links   Learn more about Karen's book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day   Karen also recommends Moira Lethbridge's book "Savvy Woman in 5 Minutes a Day"   Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast   Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!     Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.    

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Welcome to this version of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! I am excited to bring you another replay of my Facebook Live Question and Answer sessions. I just started doing these live forums last month and they are going so well and I am getting such great feedback and questions, I thought I would share them here on the podcast. Especially for those people that are unable to join us live, this will provide an opportunity to hear the awesome questions I am fielding about business, taking risks, real estate, and so much more! Some of the questions have been very real estate specific, but others have been general business questions, like asking about overcoming fear in order to get started and how to successfully scale. I have also received more personal questions like how I decided real estate investing was right for me and the steps I took to get my business off the ground. This presentation is the live Q&A that I did on May 5th and each week on Thursday we will offer you another chance to take advantage of listening to the answers to our guests' fabulous and compelling questions! Don't miss this new episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! Notable Quotes: “Seventy percent of the houses I have bought in the last six years have been because the postcard I sent arrived when that seller needed that message.” “The desire to create that business and time-freedom has to be greater than your fear of actually doing it. Or you have to come up with something that scares you more than starting the business.” “The fear of regret and not starting my business became scarier than actually just doing it.” “One great way to build a buyers list is to go to local meetups and REIAs and meet people, shake their hands, and ask them what they need.” “I initially thought that COVID was going to crush the short-term rental property market, but it looks like it is only going to strengthen it in the long run.” “If you look at the history of the real estate market, it always goes up and down.” “I would suggest, as a wholesaler, that you get on the buyers' list of all the other wholesalers in your market.” Links: Blitzar Capital Investing Opportunity 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Welcome to this version of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! I am excited to bring you another replay of my Facebook Live Question and Answer sessions. I just started doing these live forums last month and they are going so well and I am getting such great feedback and questions, I thought I would share them here on the podcast. Especially for those people that are unable to join us live, this will provide an opportunity to hear the awesome questions I am fielding about business, taking risks, real estate, and so much more! Some of the questions have been very real estate specific, but others have been general business questions, like asking about overcoming fear in order to get started and how to successfully scale. I have also received more personal questions like how I decided real estate investing was right for me and the steps I took to get my business off the ground.   This presentation is the live Q&A that I did on May 5th and each week on Thursday we will offer you another chance to take advantage of listening to the answers to our guests’ fabulous and compelling questions! Don’t miss this new episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! Notable Quotes:   “Seventy percent of the houses I have bought in the last six years have been because the postcard I sent arrived when that seller needed that message.”   “The desire to create that business and time-freedom has to be greater than your fear of actually doing it. Or you have to come up with something that scares you more than starting the business.”   “The fear of regret and not starting my business became scarier than actually just doing it.”   “One great way to build a buyers list is to go to local meetups and REIAs and meet people, shake their hands, and ask them what they need.”   “I initially thought that COVID was going to crush the short-term rental property market, but it looks like it is only going to strengthen it in the long run.”   “If you look at the history of the real estate market, it always goes up and down.”   “I would suggest, as a wholesaler, that you get on the buyers’ list of all the other wholesalers in your market.”   Links: Blitzar Capital Investing Opportunity 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, President of the Goins Group, Inc., Larry Goins, talks about his 30-year real estate investment career. Larry has been a real estate investor for over 30 years. In 1986, Larry bought his first investment property. Since then, he has done over 1000 deals across 12 states. Today, Larry is a regular speaker at conventions, expos, and REIAs, and he is the co-host of the BRAG radio network. He is also the author of multiple real estate investing books. Why is it important to be a good negotiator? He talks about the challenges he's faced, how he makes his business Covid-proof, and we hear about his BRAG Show. Learn about how he's doing his deals, his educational initiatives, and where you can get a free copy of his book, “Getting Started in Real Estate Day Trading.” If you want to get into real estate investing, or you want to learn how to triple your investment, or you want to get some advice on how to make better deals, this episode is for you.   Highlights from the interview “There's so much you can do with real estate, not only to help yourself, but to help others.” “You don't always get the deal on the very first call.” “People and principles before profits. When you do that, everyone profits.” “I buy houses. I don't get sold houses.”

In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, President of the Goins Group, Inc., Larry Goins, talks about his 30-year real estate investment career. Larry has been a real estate investor for over 30 years. In 1986, Larry bought his first investment property. Since then, he has done over 1000 deals across 12 states. Today, Larry is a regular speaker at conventions, expos, and REIAs, and he is the co-host of the BRAG radio network. He is also the author of multiple real estate investing books. Why is it important to be a good negotiator? He talks about the challenges he's faced, how he makes his business Covid-proof, and we hear about his BRAG Show. Learn about how he's doing his deals, his educational initiatives, and where you can get a free copy of his book, “Getting Started in Real Estate Day Trading.” If you want to get into real estate investing, or you want to learn how to triple your investment, or you want to get some advice on how to make better deals, this episode is for you. Highlights from the interview * There's so much you can do with real estate, not only to help yourself, but to help others.” * “You don't always get the deal on the very first call.” * “People and principles before profits. When you do that, everyone profits.” * “I buy houses. I don't get sold houses.”

How can you actually network in a post-pandemic world? Some in-person events are coming back in certain parts of the country, but virtual networking is still more common. It’s time to put down your excuses and jump into networking.For in-person networking, I recommend:Don’t talk to your close friends at these events.Do talk to the oldest member of the group.Do create win-win scenarios for anyone you approach.For virtual meetups, whether you’re in a Facebook group, a forum or a webinar, you can start networking in there. Provide value in the conversations that people are having, start DMing people, connect with them, and then move to phone conversations to continue building that relationship.If your real estate business is feeling a little stagnant, I challenge you to pick up the phone and network with three new people a day. Whether that’s a cash buyer, a lender, mortgage broker, Realtor, or other wholesalers, every time you create connections with other people in the business, you extend your influence too.I’m so passionate about this topic that I named my business REI Network. If you’re ready to expand the size of your network, let’s connect.What's Inside:How to create your very own VIP buyers who will buy nearly every property you have.Collaboration is my whole model because you don’t need to go it alone.If you want to expand your network, take part in my networking challenge that will dramatically increase your circle of influence.

Jamie Gruber has 20 years of experience in the auto claims industry as an Adjuster, Supervisor, Manager, and Director overseeing a very large organization. I’ve led all functional areas in auto claims. My passion is Multifamily real estate investing. My partner and I run CF Asset Group which is a holding company and 506(b) fund. We also run the Multifamily and More networking communities nationally. Multifamily and More is a real estate investment club dedicated to helping its members achieve their financial and lifestyle goals through real estate investment. We interview guests on virtual platforms, organize meetups in multiple cities, and host events and mixers all aligned with our goal. We exist because we were sick of REIAs existing just to make money without giving anything back. We’re committed to adding value and being a fresh face in the real estate meetup space. ************************************************************ To learn more about what I am doing and how you can partner with my group on future deals check us out at: https://onyxcapitalinvestments.com Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/45846... Leave us a review on our podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Schedule a time to talk with me: https://bit.ly/2XAOkIW

In this Episode of Wholesaling Real Estate Show! Your hosts discuss the benefits of networking. As a new investor you need to get out and network, build a buyers list, and get your name out to other investors. Listen in and learn about REIAs, BNI's, and more! To learn more about wholesaling real estate check out our Free Wholesale Course! Be a Discount Property Investor. David's Tool Kit: https://bit.ly/FWCToolKit Leave us a review: https://ratethispodcast.com/wholesaling Thanks for Listening :) David Dodge PS) Send me a voice message via Anchor and I'll play it on the show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wholesaling-real-estate/message

Michael Fitzgerald talks about how he went from calling ads in his 1 bedroom apartment, to going to REIAs, to bandit signs and direct mail. He bought a farm for a million dollars with nothing down. Lost a lot during the recession. Paid off all his investors, and now owns hundreds of doors while running […] The post Michael Fitzgerald Shares How He Went From Bandit Signs to 100s of Doors and Running a Fund appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Sexta-feira 25/12 - Faltam 6 dia para 2020 acabar Você que esteve conosco nesta contagem regressiva, parabéns.. chegamos até aqui e vamos com certeza vencer! Salvador começa o dia com sol forte e poucas nuvens, a minima é de 23º e máxima pode chegar a 300 - Mega da virada pode pagar até 300 milhões a ganhador! - Escritor Paulo Coelho da quase 2milhões de Reias a Obras de Irmã Dulce - Em pronunciamento, Bolsonaro diz que Brasil é referência no combate ao coronavírus - Presidente do Bahia anuncia reintegração de Ramírez após investigação apontar inocência em caso de racismo O que o Natal significa para você? Se essa data se resume apenas e m Panetone e uva passa tem algo de erra contigo! Na play list de hoje, temos emicida com o som "Pequenas alegrias" Há, quero lembrar a você que domingo dia 27/12 teremos a Ultima do Ano, um treino entre amigos para agradecer por ter vencido mais um ano, ainda mais neste 2020 super diferente, a largada será as 05:30hs do largo das baianas em Amaralina E você, já fez alguma atividade hoje, já movimentou o corpo, já bebeu aquele copão de agua? Lembre-se mente sã, corpo são a gente vai vencendo as adverisadades da VIDA Eu vou aqui rapidinho comer um pedaço de panetone, mas volto já já com mais musica noticia e hora certa na melhor programação de Salvador

How is Covid-19 affecting the real estate industry? In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, COO of National Real Estate Investors Association, Charles Tassell, talks about the state of the real estate industry during the Covid-19 pandemic. From working on public policies and legislation, to serving on national boards, to being a Deer Park, Ohio Council Member, Charles has spent a significant amount of time affecting change through his many successes. For over 20 years, Charles has been working on public policies, advising policy development for multiple municipalities, counties, and states. He has extensive experience in real estate policy development, where he has served on local and international panels on issues including crime, environmental issues, foreclosures, and even dealing with methamphetamine labs. In 2015, Charles founded the non-profit, Street Rescue. He is currently also a campaign consultant, a Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church Elder, and serves as a board member for COAST, and Maximum Freedom, Inc. How does Charles see the real estate industry playing out during the Covid-19 pandemic? We hear his thoughts on the Rent Strike, and he makes some predictions about certain real estate markets. He tells us about the many opportunities that are available for entrepreneurs to expand their business during the pandemic, and how REIAs are helping people cope with the shock of the current economic situation. If you're looking for ways to improve your business, or you want to get involved with your local REIA, this episode will point you in the right direction. Highlights from the interview * “For anybody who wants to be an entrepreneur, real estate gives you an option to grow, and to grow beyond anything you can do in a JOB.” * “Not paying rent, or doing a rent strike, is actually not paying essential workers.” * “We're living virtually. This is a great time to improve your skills technologically.” * “Wealth is more than just the dollar amounts.” * Charles is down to 120 units from 232 units, and there's a good reason why. “Buy when everyone else is selling. Sell when everyone else is buying… Everybody's buying right now.”

How is Covid-19 affecting the real estate industry?  In today's episode of Passion for Real Estate Investments, COO of National Real Estate Investors Association, Charles Tassell, talks about the state of the real estate industry during the Covid-19 pandemic. From working on public policies and legislation, to serving on national boards, to being a Deer Park, Ohio Council Member, Charles has spent a significant amount of time affecting change through his many successes.  For over 20 years, Charles has been working on public policies, advising policy development for multiple municipalities, counties, and states. He has extensive experience in real estate policy development, where he has served on local and international panels on issues including crime, environmental issues, foreclosures, and even dealing with methamphetamine labs. In 2015, Charles founded the non-profit, Street Rescue. He is currently also a campaign consultant, a Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church Elder, and serves as a board member for COAST, and Maximum Freedom, Inc.  How does Charles see the real estate industry playing out during the Covid-19 pandemic? We hear his thoughts on the Rent Strike, and he makes some predictions about certain real estate markets. He tells us about the many opportunities that are available for entrepreneurs to expand their business during the pandemic, and how REIAs are helping people cope with the shock of the current economic situation.  If you're looking for ways to improve your business, or you want to get involved with your local REIA, this episode will point you in the right direction Highlights of the Interview: For anybody who wants to be an entrepreneur, real estate gives you an option to grow, and to grow beyond anything you can do in a JOB.” “Not paying rent, or doing a rent strike, is actually not paying essential workers.” “We're living virtually. This is a great time to improve your skills technologically.” “Wealth is more than just the dollar amounts.” Charles is down to 120 units from 232 units, and there's a good reason why. “Buy when everyone else is selling. Sell when everyone else is buying… Everybody's buying right now.”

In this episode, I am pleased to welcome Sean Morrissey to the show. Sean began as a buy and hold real estate investor in 2003 with a two-bedroom condo in Hanover Park, IL. Having earned his Illinois real estate broker license in 2007, Sean survived the market crash and assisted homeowners throughout the Chicagoland area and opened Chicagoland Realty Group Partners LLC in 2011. Since that time, Sean has managed over 700+ rental transactions, 200+ homes, and owns and manages his own rental property portfolio in the western suburbs of the Chicagoland area. Sean focuses the majority of his time in growing and managing his real estate portfolio while hosting a podcast named Landlording for Life. I am always so interested in how and why people get into real estate investing, so Sean started by sharing his background with us. He said he graduated from Purdue University with a BA in Restaurant Management and joined the Peace Corps where he worked in Western Kenya. When he returned home and began working in restaurant management, his dad introduced him to a book about using real estate investments as tax shelters. Sean started joining REIAs to talk to investors and landlords, and bought his first investment property in June of 2003 in the Chicagoland area. I asked Sean to explain his experience with the Peace Corps and what led him to choose that before starting his corporate work life. He said he was involved in a student exchange program in college which got him interested in international travel and helping others. He was stationed in western Kenya at a technical college helping students work with computers and doing many community outreach projects. Sean said it was an awesome experience and he would love to go back someday soon. I wanted Sean to explain what led him to get his broker's license and what he considers the advantages are to do so for a real estate investor. His thought process was that he would have access to the MLS and more deals, and be a better investor. Sean said it made a lot of sense to pursue his license at that time because there was no Zillow or Redfin, which has made a lot of the property information public now. Until 2009, he was still working full-time in the restaurant business, so working more as a realtor initially helped him to figure out how he was going to transition to real estate investing full-time. As Sean has had his own property management company in the past, we talked quite a bit about common mistakes made by investors when managing their own properties, size of portfolios, and why he sold his company. Sean's opinion is that a newer investor should manage their own properties until they get over ten doors in their portfolio so that they understand the rigors of the job and learn from any mistakes made. He also talked a lot about what their criteria was for screening tenants, which is very helpful for those landlords who self-manage. I asked Sean to explain why he has shifted toward an investor-centered model, rather than focusing on his brokerage work or continuing in the property management field. He went into great detail about the several ways you can benefit financially from buy and hold investing versus other types, and also the time and work investment of each. Sean shares some of his struggles as a landlord, specifics about his business dealings, property management tactics, and so much more! You will not want to miss this fantastic, value-filled episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! Notable Quotes: “Ultimately, it is through the experiences where you get burned that you learn the most.” Sean Morrissey “I'm more of a lifestyle-focused guy these days.” Sean Morrissey “If you are not re-creating your business systems every five years, you are going to fall behind.” Sean Morrissey “The use of virtual assistants is very scalable.” Sean Morrissey “At the end of the day, you get what you pay for.” Sean Morrissey “Investors with small portfolios need to put aside money for capital expenditures.” Sean Morrissey “Keep up with your repairs.” Sean Morrissey “All I heard is that I am right.” Mike Simmons “If you can see the bigger picture of how you are building passive income, you can build generational wealth through buy and hold investing.” Sean Morrissey Links: Flip Hacking Live Landlording for Life Podcast Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

In this episode, I am pleased to welcome Sean Morrissey to the show. Sean began as a buy and hold real estate investor in 2003 with a two-bedroom condo in Hanover Park, IL. Having earned his Illinois real estate broker license in 2007, Sean survived the market crash and assisted homeowners throughout the Chicagoland area and opened Chicagoland Realty Group Partners LLC in 2011. Since that time, Sean has managed over 700+ rental transactions, 200+ homes, and owns and manages his own rental property portfolio in the western suburbs of the Chicagoland area. Sean focuses the majority of his time in growing and managing his real estate portfolio while hosting a podcast named Landlording for Life.   I am always so interested in how and why people get into real estate investing, so Sean started by sharing his background with us. He said he graduated from Purdue University with a BA in Restaurant Management and joined the Peace Corps where he worked in Western Kenya. When he returned home and began working in restaurant management, his dad introduced him to a book about using real estate investments as tax shelters. Sean started joining REIAs to talk to investors and landlords, and bought his first investment property in June of 2003 in the Chicagoland area.   I asked Sean to explain his experience with the Peace Corps and what led him to choose that before starting his corporate work life. He said he was involved in a student exchange program in college which got him interested in international travel and helping others. He was stationed in western Kenya at a technical college helping students work with computers and doing many community outreach projects. Sean said it was an awesome experience and he would love to go back someday soon.   I wanted Sean to explain what led him to get his broker’s license and what he considers the advantages are to do so for a real estate investor. His thought process was that he would have access to the MLS and more deals, and be a better investor. Sean said it made a lot of sense to pursue his license at that time because there was no Zillow or Redfin, which has made a lot of the property information public now. Until 2009, he was still working full-time in the restaurant business, so working more as a realtor initially helped him to figure out how he was going to transition to real estate investing full-time.   As Sean has had his own property management company in the past, we talked quite a bit about common mistakes made by investors when managing their own properties, size of portfolios, and why he sold his company. Sean’s opinion is that a newer investor should manage their own properties until they get over ten doors in their portfolio so that they understand the rigors of the job and learn from any mistakes made. He also talked a lot about what their criteria was for screening tenants, which is very helpful for those landlords who self-manage.    I asked Sean to explain why he has shifted toward an investor-centered model, rather than focusing on his brokerage work or continuing in the property management field. He went into great detail about the several ways you can benefit financially from buy and hold investing versus other types, and also the time and work investment of each.    Sean shares some of his struggles as a landlord, specifics about his business dealings, property management tactics, and so much more! You will not want to miss this fantastic, value-filled episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast! Notable Quotes:   “Ultimately, it is through the experiences where you get burned that you learn the most.”   Sean Morrissey     “I’m more of a lifestyle-focused guy these days.”   Sean Morrissey     “If you are not re-creating your business systems every five years, you are going to fall behind.”   Sean Morrissey     “The use of virtual assistants is very scalable.”   Sean Morrissey     “At the end of the day, you get what you pay for.”   Sean Morrissey     “Investors with small portfolios need to put aside money for capital expenditures.”   Sean Morrissey     “Keep up with your repairs.”   Sean Morrissey     “All I heard is that I am right.”   Mike Simmons     “If you can see the bigger picture of how you are building passive income, you can build generational wealth through buy and hold investing.”   Sean Morrissey   Links: Flip Hacking Live Landlording for Life Podcast Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Join Duc and Vince, as we chat with Jamie Gruber and Benoit Malige about building partnerships and leveraging human capital. Jamie and Benoit are Co-founders of the Multifamily and More group, a real estate investment club, helping its members achieve their financial and lifestyle goals through real estate investment. With their fantastic partnership, they were able to take the company from just being in a local market to expanding nationallly. The Advantages of Having a Co-founder Starting a business is a big responsibility and a lot of work. You can only do so much as a single founder. It can be discouraging for people who do not want to share their control of decision-making; however, there are so many advantages when you have a Co-founder. About Multifamily and More: We interview guests on virtual platforms, organize meetups in multiple cities and host events and mixers all aligned with our goal. We exist because we were sick of REIAs existing just to make money without giving anything back. We're committed to adding value and being a fresh face in the real estate meet up space. Go to MultifamilyAndMore.com to find out more! Outline of the episode: ·        [01:01]The key takeaways of the episode. ·        [01:46]How did Jamie and Benoit meet, and why did they decide to form a partnership? ·        [03:09]The story of Jamie and Benoit's journey of how they started to earn passive cash flow. ·        [05:23]Three ways you can build a passive income. Work hard on building credibility. ·        [07:36]Reasons why should you start building passive cash flow. ·        [09:52]Most recent deal they invested in and having the ability to overcome their struggles caused by the pandemic. ·        [14:39]What's their plan on the overall exit? ·        [18:14]Figure out what works best for you. Relationships in business are essential. ·        [19:50]Having good tenants depends on how well you screen them. Always maintain communication. ·        [24:21]What are Jamie and Benoit's biggest mistakes in the business? It's incredible how their opposite traits balance their strategic partnership so well. ·        [29:49]How did the Multifamily and More blow up from just being a local market?  ·        [36:20]What makes Multifamily and More different than the other investment clubs? ·        [38:52]The systems, technologies, and applications that they're using for their business. ·        [42:56]Being authentic, looking at small cuts that you can make on the expense side, and leveraging the scale where it's possible. ·        [45:57]Never Split the Difference, Interview with the Devil, Think and Grow Rich, How to Win Friends and Influence People. ·        [50:29]Where are Jamie and Benoit's favorite destinations?

David Ounanian “David O” is a real estate agent and investor in St. Louis, MO. A former full-time corporate software engineer turned full-time entrepreneur after becoming obsessed with escaping a 9 to 5 and determined to make financial freedom a reality for him and his family of 4. David’s first company, Transform St. Louis LLC, is mission-based aiming to have a significant positive impact on the community, while being self-sustaining generating profits from its “WE BUY HOUSES” tagline service. When David started this business in late 2017, he quickly realized the joke was on him as he needed to transform himself before his company could make an external impact in the community. From losing thousands of dollars on the first flip, to David’s lifelong personal fear of public speaking, there’s been plenty of challenges to overcome.   David has become incredibly persistent and growth minded with all aspects of his life including facing his fears, and has established himself as a motivational speaker at local REIAs and corporate offices. This public speaking platform has allowed him to support the campaign to #eliminatethewaitlist of the 1000 children at Big Brothers Big Sisters waiting for volunteers. Today David and his businesses have donated over $25,000 to local charities and helped recruit over 400 volunteers to become Bigs.   David continues to grow his business doing flips, BRRRRing to build his rental portfolio, and serving his retail and investor clients. His experience has uniquely positioned him as a true investor-friendly agent who coaches his clients on successful investing strategies. Investing in real estate has been life-changing for David, and he is passionate about sharing this message and helping others start their journey of becoming financially free.     In this episode, Karen and David discuss: Success Story of David Commit to Get Leads Referrals are both free and highly effective. All you need to do is talk to people, build that trust, and network. Who you know is more important than what you know.  Consult to Sell Find out their biggest challenge very first and do what you can to help them solve that, whether it is through your services or through a referral.  Connect to Build and Grow Position yourself as the expert on social media with a call to action at the end of every post. Have your social media work for you with valuable content.  Success Thinking, Activities and Vision Mindset is up to 95% of your success. You have to have a big why and you have to believe it.  Sweet Spot of Success   "I knew that having a big why was going to power me through all these failures that I was going to face and try to fail forward."- David Ounanian     *5 Minute Success - Listener Giveaway* Go to AgentDavidO.com/Deals to receive your FREE copy of 47 Proven Ways to Find Real Estate Deals In Any Market ebook!     Connect with David Ounanian: Website: AgentDavidO.com & TransformStLouis.com Facebook: Agent David O LinkedIn: David Ounanian Instagram: @agentdavido     About the Podcast Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.   Here’s to your success in business and in life!     Connect with Karen Briscoe: Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess Facebook: 5MinuteSuccess Website: 5MinuteSuccess.com Email: Karen@5MinuteSuccess.com   5 Minute Success Links   Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day   Karen also recommends Moira Lethbridge's book "Savvy Woman in 5 Minutes a Day"   Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast   Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!     Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.  

Vivendo e aprendendo Pai começa cobrar aluguel, comida de seus filhos aos 16 anos de idade. E com de 2% de juros uma das filha saiu de casa devendo $18.000 que hoje dá um total de R$90.000 que loucura cada família no seu quadrado. O que você acha sobre?

DENTISTA DE 20.000 REIAS NO EUA Podcast louco nós descobrimos que o Ronaldinho vai ter que fazer um procedimento no dentista e não vai ser barato não comparado com Brasil a saúde aqui nos Estados Unidos é bem cara pra você ter noção compensaria comprar uma passagem alugar um hotel e fazer o procedimento no dentista Brasil

In this episode, Jonathan Farber interviews Tyler Jensen on his journey from his first flips with his father to flipping 40 houses a year working four days a week. Tyler is a flipper operating in Salt Lake City, Utah. In this episode, we break down topics like taking your first steps into real estate, structuring a private money flip, balancing planning and execution, and more! Top Takeaways: Getting your feet wet in real estate - 16:10 - 22:45 Handwritten letters to a notice of default are cheap but take time Helping someone who’s stuck under an impending foreclosure can be a lifesaver Meetups including REIAs can connect you with hard money lenders The earlier you start networking the bigger a network you can build Structuring a private money flip - 25:30 - 29:50 An investor provides the initial money for the purchase price of the house The same investor or a different one provides the money for the rehab Once the rehab is done and the house is sold, the interest is paid for the time the money was out The profit is then split between the investor and the manager Balancing planning and execution - 32:15 - 36:00 Do your baseline research to learn the industry and the market you’re in A mentor can guide you to the right time for action and save you a lot along the way Be willing to fail and know that it will teach you how to succeed the next time How to bring value to Tyler Jensen: Visit 7 Figure Flipping Watch the TV show Deal opportunities Resources: 7figureflipping.com 4 Flips in 7 Days fliphackinglive.com/virtual2020 Book by Simon Sinek: Start With Why Social Links: facebook.com/Utahhouseflip utahhouseflip.com Connect With The host, Jonathan Farber Here! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanfarber1/ Instagram: @jonjfarb FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.farber.9 Facebook Group: Real Estate Mentorship Mastermind https://www.facebook.com/groups/860025821084224/ BiggerPockets: https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/JonathanF29 Schedule a time to talk: https://calendly.com/jonathan-farber/1-on-1-with-jonathan-farber-mmtr

In this episode, I have the privilege of interviewing Erik Cabral. Erik is the founder of the media agency, On Air Brands; the innovative networking and podcasting event PodMAX; the real estate investment company Mindado Investment Group; and is host, co-host, and producer on multiple shows, including the Entrepreneurs Circle podcast. With multiple businesses, partnerships, and podcasts Erik is the quintessential “serial entrepreneur” who spends much of his time helping others grow their businesses, brands, and reputation. We began by talking about Erik's time in the corporate world, working in a creative capacity for Big Pharma, and how he began investigating the concept of real estate investing after being laid-off. He shares how friendly and helpful he found investors while attending events and REIAs, which was very different from the highly-competitive, cutthroat industry he had worked in. Erik took his background in creative work to not only build his own brand as he began investing, but also as a bartering tool to help other investors, which is how he started On Air Brands. Erik then shared the details of his first deal in which he hired a coach who was an established investor in order to help mentor him through the process. His coach took him to all of his rentals, introduced him to all of his tenants, and finally made him run the numbers on the duplex he ended up buying. He ended up using the BRRRR strategy with this property and he says it cash-flows like crazy. Erik talked about how he is more active building his media agency than actively flipping or wholesaling right now. He expressed how passionate he is about helping people sell their home, but how much of his time he had to devote to really do that well. He also talks about the inherent challenges all investors face when rehabbing houses and that didn't feel like time well spent to him either. I then asked Erik to explain On Air Brands, how it came about and who the company serves. He said that initially, they were doing logos, branding, websites, etc. to help out real estate investors, but it grew as people experienced how professional Erik's podcast production was and people wanted the same for their own shows. He explained that it all grew from investors who have multiple businesses needing to take their message and their platform into one place. We talked about how diverse Erik's business interests are and how he is a partner in Renault Winery & Resort, which is the 3rd oldest winery in the US. He talks about what a mess the project was to begin with but how it has turned out to be such an interesting collaboration with people he is pursuing other investments with. Erik talks about how great it is to be working with a “tribe” of people, all focused on lifting one another up and helping each other to be successful. We also talked about the birth and evolution of his newest project, PodMAX. It is a network of podcasting shows, especially in the investing space, who are collaborating in Erik's office space which has several make-shift podcasting studios. We discussed at length how important networking is, meeting people, and the exchange of ideas being vital to our growth as human beings and business people. This is a super fun and incredibly informative interview and I urge you to join Erik Cabral and me to take in all of this great actionable advice! Notable Quotes: “[In the corporate world] you are building someone else's wealth, you're aligning behind their goals to direct their ship where they're trying to go.” Erik Cabral “Mike: Where was most of your real estate knowledge gained? Erik: It was doing. I had to do it.” “I had to start speaking the language, and then I had to start offering value.” Erik Cabral “They are chasing just money, but they're not even paying attention to what their heart or their brain is telling them about where they should be.” Mike Simmons “Don't they need to know you, then like you, and then trust you in order for you to start doing some things together? Well, podcasting does exactly that for you upfront.” Erik Cabral “Podcasting is part of that - one spoke on the wheel of marketing.” Erik Cabral “Business owners have to be in the business of media. We all have to realize we are social media marketing engines.” Erik Cabral “When you can surround yourself with people who are levels up, you learn so much from them.” Erik Cabral Links: Flip Hacking Live Rich Dad Poor Dad Built to Sell 7FF Live Event On Air Brands PodMAX Mindado Erik on Instagram Erik on Facebook Erik on LinkedIn Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

In this episode, I have the privilege of interviewing Erik Cabral. Erik is the founder of the media agency, On Air Brands; the innovative networking and podcasting event PodMAX; the real estate investment company Mindado Investment Group; and is host, co-host, and producer on multiple shows, including the Entrepreneurs Circle podcast. With multiple businesses, partnerships, and podcasts Erik is the quintessential “serial entrepreneur” who spends much of his time helping others grow their businesses, brands, and reputation.   We began by talking about Erik’s time in the corporate world, working in a creative capacity for Big Pharma, and how he began investigating the concept of real estate investing after being laid-off. He shares how friendly and helpful he found investors while attending events and REIAs, which was very different from the highly-competitive, cutthroat industry he had worked in. Erik took his background in creative work to not only build his own brand as he began investing, but also as a bartering tool to help other investors, which is how he started On Air Brands.   Erik then shared the details of his first deal in which he hired a coach who was an established investor in order to help mentor him through the process. His coach took him to all of his rentals, introduced him to all of his tenants, and finally made him run the numbers on the duplex he ended up buying. He ended up using the BRRRR strategy with this property and he says it cash-flows like crazy.   Erik talked about how he is more active building his media agency than actively flipping or wholesaling right now. He expressed how passionate he is about helping people sell their home, but how much of his time he had to devote to really do that well. He also talks about the inherent challenges all investors face when rehabbing houses and that didn’t feel like time well spent to him either.   I then asked Erik to explain On Air Brands, how it came about and who the company serves. He said that initially, they were doing logos, branding, websites, etc. to help out real estate investors, but it grew as people experienced how professional Erik’s podcast production was and people wanted the same for their own shows. He explained that it all grew from investors who have multiple businesses needing to take their message and their platform into one place.   We talked about how diverse Erik’s business interests are and how he is a partner in Renault Winery & Resort, which is the 3rd oldest winery in the US. He talks about what a mess the project was to begin with but how it has turned out to be such an interesting collaboration with people he is pursuing other investments with. Erik talks about how great it is to be working with a “tribe” of people, all focused on lifting one another up and helping each other to be successful.   We also talked about the birth and evolution of his newest project, PodMAX. It is a network of podcasting shows, especially in the investing space, who are collaborating in Erik’s office space which has several make-shift podcasting studios. We discussed at length how important networking is, meeting people, and the exchange of ideas being vital to our growth as human beings and business people.    This is a super fun and incredibly informative interview and I urge you to join Erik Cabral and me to take in all of this great actionable advice!   Notable Quotes:   “[In the corporate world] you are building someone else’s wealth, you’re aligning behind their goals to direct their ship where they’re trying to go.”   Erik Cabral     “Mike: Where was most of your real estate knowledge gained? Erik: It was doing. I had to do it.” “I had to start speaking the language, and then I had to start offering value.”   Erik Cabral     “They are chasing just money, but they’re not even paying attention to what their heart or their brain is telling them about where they should be.”   Mike Simmons     “Don’t they need to know you, then like you, and then trust you in order for you to start doing some things together? Well, podcasting does exactly that for you upfront.”   Erik Cabral     “Podcasting is part of that - one spoke on the wheel of marketing.”   Erik Cabral     “Business owners have to be in the business of media. We all have to realize we are social media marketing engines.”   Erik Cabral      “When you can surround yourself with people who are levels up, you learn so much from them.”   Erik Cabral      Links: Flip Hacking Live Rich Dad Poor Dad Built to Sell 7FF Live Event On Air Brands PodMAX Mindado Erik on Instagram Erik on Facebook Erik on LinkedIn Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

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My guest in this episode is David Ounanian. David is a real estate agent and investor in St. Louis, MO. A former full-time corporate software engineer turned full-time entrepreneur after becoming obsessed with escaping a dreaded 9 to 5 and determined to make financial freedom a reality for him and his family of 4. David’s first company, Transform St. Louis LLC, is mission-based aiming to have a significant positive impact on the community, while being self-sustaining generating profits from its “WE BUY HOUSES” tag line service. When David started this business in late 2017, he quickly realized the joke was on him as he needed to transform himself before his company could make an external impact in the community. From losing thousands of dollars on the first flip, to David’s lifelong personal fear of public speaking, there’s been plenty of challenges to overcome. David has become incredibly persistent and growth minded with all aspects of his life including facing his fears, and has established himself as a motivational speaker at local REIAs and corporate offices. This public speaking platform has allowed him to support the campaign to #eliminatethewaitlist of the 1000 children at Big Brothers Big Sisters waiting for volunteers. Today David and his businesses have donated over $25,000 to local charities and helped recruit over 400 volunteers to become Bigs. David continues to grow his business doing flips, BRRRRing to build his rental portfolio, and serving his retail and investor clients. His experience has uniquely positioned him as a true investor-friendly agent who coaches his clients on successful investing strategies. Investing in real estate has been life-changing for David, and he is passionate about sharing this message and helping others start their journey of becoming financially free. Interview Links: Transform St. Louis Resources: Create A Strategy Become The Bank Join Our Community

We are getting a lot of questions about the Flipping America REIA so we’ve stored them up and today will answer as many of them as we can. I have some interesting news and the first lists of 2020, all coming up in a few minutes. Also today I’m going to introduce you to the new “Carpenter Index” from the American Enterprise Institute. The question behind the premise of the Carpenter Index is “they can build it, but can they afford it?” It’s a measure of whether or not the average carpenter can afford the average home in a city.  How to contact us www.RogerBlankenship.com. Leave a voicemail right from the home page! Facebook.com/flippingamericamedia Twitter and Instagram @FlippingAmerica Call our National Comment Line: 404-369-1018, ext 1. Leave your message or your question.  Email your questions to questions@rogerblankenship.com. Please always tell us where you are from. We like to know where the show is being heard. And let us know how you found out about us if you don’t mind.  Sponsors American IRA: www.americanIRA.com Civic Financial: bit.ly/CivicFunding Announcements: The Flipping America REIA meets every Wednesday from noon to 2 and Thursday from 7-9. You can join the REIA and learn real estate investing from the comfort of your own home, or get together with a few friends and form a chapter in your area. Learn more at flippingamericareia.com.   Flipping America App is in the app store. You can listen to the show, read the show notes, and the entire catalog of shows is now available to you. It’s a free download and there are no upsells or in-app purchases. Free to download, free to listen. Go ahead and give it a try and drop me a line and let me know what you think. FlipCalcs allows you to enter one data set about a property and consider up to six deal ppossibilities.  “Real Estate Investing Quick Start” Fifteen lessons to start your real estate investing career. Study from the comfort of your own home. I give you 8 action assignments in lesson 1 and show you how to complete them while holding your feet to the fire over the next 15 lessons. bit.ly/requickstart. News: https://www.realestatedaily.com/news-items/real-estate-slowdown-spooks-investors-where-flipping-is-slowing-the-most/ https://www.housingwire.com/articles/home-renovation-boom-expected-to-weaken-in-2020/ https://www.realestatedaily.com/news-items/zillow-redfin-and-the-tinderization-of-the-real-estate-market/ https://www.aei.org/the-carpenter-index/ https://www.aei.org/op-eds/to-solve-the-problem-of-unaffordable-entry-level-housing-abolish-single-family-zoning/ https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/airbnb-plans-remove-listings-israeli-west-bank-settlements-n938146 https://www.aei.org/best-and-worst-metro-areas-to-be-a-first-time-homebuyer/ https://www.aei.org/op-eds/to-solve-the-problem-of-unaffordable-entry-level-housing-abolish-single-family-zoning/ Topic: FAREIA Your Questions: Send emails to questions@rogerblankenship.com What are the main advantages of membership? Do you have a monthly plan? What comes with the Coaching membership? What’s the difference between online courses and mentoring? How do I advertise with the FAREIA? Is there a place to get free advice? Are you competing with local REIAs? There are a couple of other groups that call themselves national REIAs. How are you different from them? I’m feeling lost, can you help me? Is there a place to get free advice? Can someone help me with Deal Analysis? I have a deal I want to wholesale. May I introduce it to the group? I’m a hard money loan broker. Will you email my contact info to all your members? What are the qualifications to lead a local groups? Someone told me they make money leading a group. I see it actually costs $100/month. How do I make money? You were already doing two meetings a week. How is this different? Why make this change? Comment Line calls and Questions Call 404-369-1018, press 1 and leave your message!  Motivational Thoughts for the day   “Think Big And Don’t Listen To People Who Tell You It Can’t Be Done. Life’s Too Short To Think Small.” -Tim Ferriss  

Today’s guest is Andrew Lucas, host of REI Live Columbia and cash flow expert. He joins Brian on the show today to talk about his real estate journey, and how he and his wife were able to quit their jobs and do real estate full-time. He talks about how the importance of cash flow and how they use other projects to create cash flow.   Key Takeaways:   [1:00] Andrew is based out of Columbia, SC, and does wholesaling, rentals, rehabbing, creative deals, and also runs the most successful meetup group in the city. The core business is to hold cash flow rentals to make money passively. The other aspects of their real estate venture are to make more money for more rentals, financing, or lending. [3:20] Andrew talks about knowing when too much is too much, and how he was able to transition to real estate full-time. Once he was able to quit his day job and really got into the business, it got easier to tackle everything without all the time and thought being sucked into it. [5:05] Andrew got started in real estate back in 2007. His own experience renting a place in college inspired his mindset to find his own place. He bought a place, and after he moved out, it’s been rented ever since. Each opportunity led to another until his business really took off. [9:15] Many people new to real estate focus on wholesaling. It’s easy to get going, but there’s no real wealth in wholesaling — it's transactional business. Andrew starting acquiring rentals from the beginning, and understood that cash flow is the name of the game. [10:50] If you’re just getting started in real estate, evaluate what you can handle and what kind of risk you can deal with. You also need to check in with your bank account. Wholesaling can be difficult to get a business going; if you’ve got the money, go for cash flow. [12:30] Andrew talks about building cash flow. When you make money from a fix-and-flip project or a wholesale deal, use that money to put into other investments that will bring you cash flow. Don’t spend it on expanding your lifestyle. [13:30] The Burr Strategy helped Andrew and his wife get to a place where they could both retire from their day jobs. It is essentially buying a house, rehabbing it, renting it out, and then refinancing. Using this strategy, you use your money and then you get it back. This is a good strategy to accelerate you forward quickly. [15:25] Andrew knew he would be able to retire from his day job when the cash flow was there. He and his wife set tangible goals for each of them to quit their jobs, and they were able to do it sooner than expected. [19:00] It’s not very prudent to jump into any real estate venture without a plan. The goals they set propelled him forward and allowed them to make sure they had a safety net in case something happened. [20:50] REI Live in Columbia is one of the largest REIAs. They meet once a month, and the meetings are networking, education, and deal-making events. There is a local or national expert that speaks. [24:30] If you’re in the Columbia area and interested in the events, visit the link below. You can also email Andrew for more information.   Mentioned in This Episode:   Meetings Daily REIA Show REI Facebook Page Brian’s Book Facebook Group REI Live Columbia andrew@lucasproperties.biz

Hey, glad you're listening. I'm in my car driving around on this beautiful day. I just took my dog to a training session. The family gets trained after the dog completes the course, which should be fun. Some of you may be discouraged because you think you're getting started in real estate investment too late. You think too many people are already doing it; there's too much competition. But that's not true. Just because people talk about real estate investing doesn't mean they're productive. They could just be blowing smoke. Or maybe you're worried because the real estate market is expected to change. A dip is expected, but it doesn't matter one bit… not at all. When the market goes down, it brings more money into the market because people who've been holding their money waiting for prices to move downward jump back in. It makes sense, doesn't it? The primary thing is to find these new buyers and find out what kind of properties they're interested in. I talked to a fellow over the weekend who recently got into real estate and is making real headway. This fellow is working with an investor he knows who had more leads and buyers than he could handle. He's now cold calling these leads for sellers and talking to buyers about their preferences. He's made 5 deals in 2 months. This is a guy who a year ago was telling me he thought the field was crowded and that he didn't have contacts because he'd just relocated, etc. etc. People can always find reasons not to start something but look at him now. You should try the same. Go to REIAs and Meetups to meet investors. Ask them if they have any old or dead leads you can contact. You might be surprised, but it's not unheard of for an investor to take you up on such an offer. You can start working on these leads right away. Make the calls yourself… no complicated systems needed. Just get started. What's inside: —Find out what areas are selling best and what types of homes are being bought by investors. —When real estate prices go down, buyers who've been inactive start looking for deals again. —Get out of your own way and think positive thoughts of deals you will soon be making. —REI Secrets–Daily Nuggets of Real Estate Investing Wisdom, which is Joe's new book, is coming soon.

Hey, glad you’re listening. I’m in my car driving around on this beautiful day. I just took my dog to a training session. The family gets trained after the dog completes the course, which should be fun. Some of you may be discouraged because you think you’re getting started in real estate investment too late. You think too many people are already doing it; there’s too much competition. But that’s not true. Just because people talk about real estate investing doesn’t mean they’re productive. They could just be blowing smoke. Or maybe you’re worried because the real estate market is expected to change. A dip is expected, but it doesn’t matter one bit… not at all. When the market goes down, it brings more money into the market because people who’ve been holding their money waiting for prices to move downward jump back in. It makes sense, doesn’t it? The primary thing is to find these new buyers and find out what kind of properties they’re interested in. I talked to a fellow over the weekend who recently got into real estate and is making real headway. This fellow is working with an investor he knows who had more leads and buyers than he could handle. He’s now cold calling these leads for sellers and talking to buyers about their preferences. He’s made 5 deals in 2 months. This is a guy who a year ago was telling me he thought the field was crowded and that he didn’t have contacts because he’d just relocated, etc. etc. People can always find reasons not to start something but look at him now. You should try the same. Go to REIAs and Meetups to meet investors. Ask them if they have any old or dead leads you can contact. You might be surprised, but it’s not unheard of for an investor to take you up on such an offer. You can start working on these leads right away. Make the calls yourself… no complicated systems needed. Just get started. What’s inside: —Find out what areas are selling best and what types of homes are being bought by investors. —When real estate prices go down, buyers who’ve been inactive start looking for deals again. —Get out of your own way and think positive thoughts of deals you will soon be making. —REI Secrets–Daily Nuggets of Real Estate Investing Wisdom, which is Joe’s new book, is coming soon.

  Keith Baker gets down on the basics of private loans. The three rudimentary loan concepts upon which creative lending and private lending are built are the interest-only loan, the amortized loan, the balloon payment. Learn more about these types of payments as Keith dives into each one, and prepare to get your tickets to the Quest Trust Company Self-Directed IRA Expo in Houston this August 23rd through the 25th, 2019. You can go get a 25% discount off of those tickets at http://privatelenderpodcast.com/ (PrivateLenderPodcast.com)./Expo by using the promo code “PLPodcast.” — Listen to the podcast here: Interest Only, Amortization, And Balloons The Basics Of Loans – Part 1 I’ll be talking about the three basic or rudimentary concepts of promissory notes, lending money and structuring loans. The beauty of private lending is that you can be very creative in the way that you construct a note. I consider these productivity building blocks for the private loan that we’re going to talk about. It’s basic math accounting stuff, but I figured that I get enough questions from time to time at REIAs that it’s worth addressing. First, time is running out to get your tickets to the Quest Trust Company Self-Directed IRA Expo in Houston this August 23rd through the 25th, 2019. You can get a 25% discount off of those tickets at http://www.privatelenderpodcast.com/expo (PrivateLenderPodcast.com/expo). Use promo code PLPodcast. I also want to tell you that the Private Lender Podcast is teamed up with https://www.questtrustcompany.com/ (Quest Trust Company) and we’re going to coordinate a happy hour/meetup at The Axis Lounge in the Royal Sonesta Galleria the evening of August 22nd, 2019. That’s when after all the vendors are finished setting up, there will be vendors, speakers, sponsors of the expo. There will be attendees, VIP, general admission attendees. This is going to be a pretty dense group of people. The Quest Expo draws in people from all over the US. Because of that, we decided we’re not going to get sponsors and have email lists and chicken wings and pizza. We were trying to minimize the tire kicking and if you want to come and hobnob with these people, you don’t have to pay. You can just come on out. The food and drink will not be free. You can go to my https://www.facebook.com/PrivateLenderPodcast/ (Facebook) page for more information. I highly recommend that you come out. Let’s go ahead and get down to the brass tacks in our topic, which is the three rudimentary loan concepts upon which creative lending and private lending is built. These are quite simply the interest-only loan, my favorite. There’s amortization or the amortized loan, and as our trusty old friend, the balloon payment. I’m a big fan of the balloon payment. It’s a nice trigger for default in case you've got to get your money back through the property. It can be quite useful and you don’t see it too much on residential, but you do see a lot of balloon payments in a commercial. Let me dive into number one, and that’s the interest-only loan. There’s a supplement to this. I have an https://www.dropbox.com/s/q05v0dj4qasrowc/Episode%2081%20Amort%20Schedule.xlsx?dl=0 (amortization schedule). It’s a basic investor-friendly amortization schedule and it has an option for interest-only. You just get your monthly payment. With the interest-only loan, you don't have to worry about how much is going to principal and how much has gone to interest.https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?url=http://privatelenderpodcast.com/plp-081/&text=With%20the%20interest-only%20loan%2C%20you%20don%27t%20have%20to%20worry%20about%20how%20much%20is%20going%20to%20principal%20and%20how%20much%20has%20gone%20to%20interest.&related (Click To Tweet) The beautiful thing about an interest-only payment is if you loan somebody, say $100,000 at 12% for a year, then...

James: Hey audience, welcome to Achieve Wealth Podcast. Today, we have Adam Triple A Adams. Adam's one of the Facebook stars, I would say, in the real estate business in the multifamily space because he does a lot of things using social media and I'm proud to have him here. Adam owns, almost sounded at 770 units worth 54 million. And right now, he has been focusing on Oklahoma City to buy their deals and he's the Master Investor of the Year, nominated by Thing Realty. So Adam, do you want to introduce yourself?     Adam: Yeah, hi. Adam Adams, originally from Utah, I live in Denver, the host of the Creative Real Estate Lunch Club, host of the Creative Real Estate Podcast and very focused on syndicating deals. So raising equity and buying larger apartments, we closed on 150 units last week and we just want to keep that momentum going.     James: Hey audience, just a quick note, this is the first time we are streaming live into our Multifamily Investors Group to add value and to allow people to answer questions, real time. I mean, this is almost the ninth recording of the podcast and Adam definitely helped me here today. He helped me to set up this live streaming, which I always want to do from the beginning, but there's a lot of tricks to get it working and I'm so happy to have him help me here. And you can definitely ask questions in the comment box. So go ahead and ask and I'll try to answer as fast as possible, but thanks for joining today. This is the Achieve Wealth Podcast where we focus on value add real estate investing.   So Adam, Why don't you tell what has been your recent focus on the multifamily space?    Adam: Yeah, the main focus is trying to do what we can as a company to add value to other syndicators. So helping other people raise equity, helping other people learn how to do the business. Some of the people watching are personal friends of ours on Facebook right now, Mike Upload, Vincent John, Jesse's on here. Van2 says 'awesome'. It's what we're trying to focus on right now, is just add the most amount of value. See if we can help other people and inspire them to get into multifamily syndication. And we partnered with other people often, we'll help raise equity for deals that you're closing on so that's really what we focus on. 300 of the 700 doors that you mentioned, we personally operate every day and we're always looking for more of those deals, but we've also raised equity for other people's deals.    James: Awesome. Awesome. So, Adam, can you tell us, I mean, value add is important in value adding to other people's lives and just giving out content is very, very important as well. But in your experience, what has been the best business plan that you have seen in terms of value adding to a multifamily deal?    Adam: Okay. So when you're talking about value add to a multifamily deal, you mean the actual property, right? And you don't just mean adding value to other people?     James: No, no. We'll come to that some other time.    Adam: Yeah, we do small things. Like upgrading kitchens, flooring, the bathrooms, painting. So generally what we do for value add is that. We've also implemented what's called RUBS- ratio utility billing system to kind of make it so that the burden of paying for the utilities goes on the tenant instead of us. So we've done a few different things with five syndications that we've closed and it's always different. Just because I say I like RUBS, it doesn't mean you can do that in every single market or in every single neighborhood. Sometimes you can do it on a B class, but not on a C class. So there's not one thing that we do, but we obviously try to raise rents and cut every expense that we can and make the property run more efficiently.     James: Okay. Awesome. I mean, you have been nominated by Thing Reality as the Master Investor of the Year because you add a lot of value, right? But what do you think is the secret sauce to your success in adding value to others?  Adam: Honestly, I would say the one thing that kind of sets me apart or my team apart is that the way that we give is we give fully and willingly. A lot of folks that are doing the business either want to charge for every ounce of advice that they give or they want to not share it with other people because they feel like that's their secret sauce and they're only going to be able to make money if you don't make money. And I think that I've noticed that with some people, they're like, well, I don't want to teach people how to do RUBS because then all of a sudden they're going to make all this money. I want to buy them from them where I can start implementing this. And for us, it's a little bit different. We decide what do people need to know, what are the problems, what have we gone through? Like our own personal issues with running certain properties. And we try our best to just give those pieces of advice and not just part of them, but like in detail.     So when we share things like how we're utilizing Facebook algorithms to get our name out, like we share that. Most people would charge tens of thousands of dollars for that piece of Info on how to do that but we just want other people to grow with us. And I think because of that, people talk about us, they say: you should go to our conferences, you need to go to blue spruce conferences, you need to listen to Adam Adams or whatever because we don't hold back. And that's probably the big thing is as I see most people holding back or only doing it when they're getting charged or giving you some of it and saying, if you want to know the rest, you have to like, come and pay me or you have to do this or you have to do that. But not us, we just give freely.    James: Got It. So yeah, I think it's important to take leadership, right? I mean, not everybody wants to take that leadership. Leadership is really hard and I mean, I commend you for taking leadership and taking like what? Four different conferences in Denver, is that what do you guys do? That's hard. But I think you took the leadership and I commend you for getting that attention and the value that you bring, which is a win-win situation for you, for your investors and for the people who are attending the conference. So coming back to some of the engagement in Facebook, I think you are really good in understanding the algorithm of Facebook, right? So can you give a few tips to our audience and how can they grow their brand? How can they grow their presence on Facebook? And what should they use Facebook for? What should they use LinkedIn for? Because I think you are pretty well-established even on LinkedIn, right? So can you give us some tips on that?    Adam: Yeah, yeah. So to try to give that in a fast--- there's a lot of info there. And the reason I say that is because we have a 13-week raising money course that like teaches you. There are a lot of modules on Facebook and there are modules on LinkedIn and it just goes into tons of detail and I could never give you 13 weeks of info but the way I look at both of them is that this is how people are going to find you. I believe that one of the things that people do for vetting, vetting a new operator to go with or vetting a coach to hire or vetting a private money lender is they check out their references by going on their Facebook and scrolling through and seeing the types of content that they give. People don't do business with businesses anymore. People do business with people that they know, like, and trust.     So we use Facebook and LinkedIn to allow people to know who we are and they are different. And you said you think I'm pretty active on LinkedIn? I'm not that active on LinkedIn. I have a profile because I know I have to have a profile and Chad from our office has optimized the LinkedIn so that it has a whole bunch of keywords so that when people are looking for a syndicator that they find me instead of someone else. I have that and I need that and we use it and we do a private messaging on there and connecting with people. But where I really post the most is on Facebook. And that's one thing that I suggest to a listener is not to worry about having Twitter and LinkedIn and Instagram and all the other things, but to have Facebook and LinkedIn and a focus on one, where you just going to add value every day as much as you can.     And think about it like this, add value to your target audience. Now us, we have conferences, real estate conferences, and so I want to be able to sell more tickets to come to our conferences so I know who my target audiences are. It is somebody who's getting new into syndication so that's who I play to, that's who I help. I give the most amount of value as I can to teach that and I put that all over my Facebook so everybody knows exactly what we're doing. And as far as your listener, they might be only wanting to target accredited investors. So it just depends on who you're targeting. You might find more accredited investors on LinkedIn, but I find more aspiring syndicators on Facebook so that's how it works for me. Does that make sense?    James: Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. So that makes sense. In terms of who do you want to engage in both different platforms, right? So that's good. And also let's go to your favorite topic because you're one of the top 1% in the world in meetups, right? So tell me, I mean, I'm thinking about starting a meetup, but if I start one, what should I do to grow that meet up to the next level?You are the master of meetups.     Adam: I certainly try and as on our raising money course, there's a giant part for just the meetups and I'll give you the most I can in a short amount of time right now. Is number one, people want to be heard. This is big. So you're running a meetup and you're going to fail your people and they're going to stop coming if you don't let them be heard. So how can you let them be heard? This is how. You can allow every single person in the group to be able to share their name and what they're looking for. Why are they here today? Or what is their business? Or how can they help? Or even randomly enough to say, where do you plan to be in five years? And when people get to share, you know, I plan to be in multifamily or I need to close this, or I have a wholesale deal for you, whatever, when they are allowed and able to share that with the group, they feel like they got a ton of value.   And if you can just imagine being at one of these meetings, if you have something to say, and most people are shy, even extroverted people are pretty shy. And so if what you do in your group is make everybody, like if they want to talk to people, they have to literally go and reach out to everybody and say, hi, my name's Adam Adams. I buy apartment buildings with my friends. If you want to be my friend, come and talk to me. If they had to shake everyone's hand to say something like that, then it would be very difficult for them. They would only get a few people in the group. So when you give them a chance to be heard, hey, let's go around and introduce yourself, tell us what you're looking for. And then I get to say the same thing. My quick pitch. I'm Adam Adams. So I buy apartment buildings with my friends. If you want to be friends, come and let me know.     And if I can feel that I shared that with the whole room, I already know that the specific people in the room that resonate with that thing that I said, will come to me. So I get a ton of value by actually being able to do that. And so that's the first thing, let them all be heard. The second thing is I would say...    James: Can I ask a question on the number one?    Adam: Yeah, yeah.     James: So don't you think it's going to take up a lot of time? Let's say you have like 40 people in the first meetup, isn't that going to take a lot more time from the meetup? Because a lot of time, we want to do a lot of networking or presentation so that people learn. I mean some of the introduction itself can take a lot more, right? So how important is that introduction by everybody in every meetup?    Adam: It's extremely important. It takes time, but it doesn't take time from the meetup. It takes time, but it actually adds a lot of value to the meetup. And when you are saying, oh, I want them to be able to network instead, well, this is the best way to let them start networking. Because then somebody's going to say, Hey, I just want to lend passively. I just want to lend my money passively. Someone else is going to say, Hey, I'm an operator, I'm raising equity. Someone else might be saying, I have a wholesale deal available. Somebody else might say, I'm an fix and flipper and I need a wholesale deal. But if you don't let them share that with everybody, then they're going to have a harder time finding that right person. And if it's your group, James that they're just going to have to network just to get that out, there's a high probability, an extremely high probability that the wholesaler might not be able to find the fix and flipper and the syndicator might not be able to find the passive investor and the passive investor might not be able to find the syndicator. So you have to intentionally facilitate it.     And when we think that we're taking time away, then we're already destroying ourselves. It's not taking time away, it's giving a lot of time and value to everybody in there to be able to share that. And they're going to keep coming back and back and back and your group, instead of having 40 next week, it's going to have 45 the week after. But if you start with 40 and you don't let them share that, a lot of them are going to be like, Eh, I didn't really get value out of it so some of them won't come. So now it will be 35 and then it'll be 30 and then 20 and then it will diminish and dwindle. And I see this happen all the time. That's one of the big things that set my meetup apart is that we do a few different things that nobody does, even if they sound counter-intuitive, but because we do them and we do them regularly and religiously and continue to do them, people grow.     So we grew a group, it was a lunch club and I don't know how many people you think would go to a lunch club, but I used to think it'd be like six people, maybe a dozen people. I dreamed I was like, oh, what if I could have 30 people at lunch? That'd be crazy. And all of a sudden, we had it where it was 40 every week, then 60 every week and then we went all the way up to 176 people, weekly on Thursday in the middle of lunch, people drove, came, networked, learned, and then drove home. Spent four hours in the middle of Thursday. I would never could have imagined that we would have had a hundred people a few weeks in a row or 176 people. But we did and that's because we did it differently.     James: Okay, awesome. Continue to your second point.     Adam: The second point was to not sell. And I think it's important to sell. I mean, it's a benefit to your business to sell, but like we're talking about the conferences, which directly correlate with the meetups. I don't have anyone selling at my conferences.   You've been to one of my conferences, right?      James: No. Not yet. I need to make it to Denver.     Adam: Okay. So the conferences are no sales pitch and I needed you to say that you've been there because like most people think that obviously, you're going to have a sales pitch. How are you going to afford to have a conference? So it's just we never sell anything. We don't have a product. We don't have a service. We don't do anything. We don't have any of the speakers that are flying in on their own dime, they're not allowed to share a coaching program. They're not allowed to share a product or a service that they're going to sell. The only people that are allowed to even share that are just the booth sponsors. We have some sponsors that can sell, but the speakers are there just to add value.     And that's the same thing that should happen with your meetup groups. A lot of people, they bring in outside speakers. The REIAs that's how they make money is these outside coaches come and sell and like once you've seen the same selling speaker like two years in a row and you're going to the same REIA and it's that same no investor coming to sell more of their note course, you don't want to go anymore. You've decided, I've already gotten sales pitched by this guy twice, there's no reason to go again. So you actually stay away from it. With mine, every single attendee understands that they're not going to be sold anything and so they attend over and over and over and that's something that we've built in. We just added that or not added that, something that we built in in the beginning. We wanted to make sure that we had that when nobody else did.     Because regardless of what you're doing or what you're not doing, James and Listener, the best way to be different, the best way to get people to come to your events is to do something 100% different. So if everybody else is meeting at dinner, you need to meet at lunch. If everybody else has a free meeting and ours were free but if everyone else is just free, free, free, free, I'm sorry, but you've got to charge 200 or even 2000 a year because now, you can set yourself apart. You can say everyone in this group is more serious than anyone in any other groups because we're paying 2000 to be here instead of all those free groups. So it's not like you down-talk, talk badly about any other group, but you always set yourself apart some way.     Every other group out has a $200 a year or a $20 per day meeting. Well, then you say, hey, we don't need that, we're just going to be free. And you capitalize on the thing that makes you different. You capitalize that you're the only group in the city that doesn't sell, you capitalize that you're the only group that's 100% focused on multifamily or you capitalize that you're the only group that facilitates letting people introduce themselves. All the other places, they're so worried about being rigid and strict and nobody feels like they get heard. And that's why we do it differently.   Whatever you are doing differently and that's the third thing, is just make sure that you find a way to set yourself apart. I don't care if you charge more, charge less, charge nothing, meet at lunch, meet on Saturday, meet on Sunday, just do it differently and that will set you apart. So those are three really good points.     James: Okay, awesome. I think that's a huge value that you're giving out there. So I think apart from that, I mean, I want to go to a more personal level, right? So I mean, why do you do what you do? So I mean, why do you do so much of work and in terms of getting into real estate, multifamily, you know, why do you do what you do?    Adam:  All right, so I buy apartments and syndicate deals because I like passive income and I go the extra step and do something that no one else is doing. Like hosting conferences every year, hosting meetups. Last year we hosted over 200 events. It's insane. I'm hosting a podcast. Why do I do those extra things is because I legitimately want to add value and give back and at the same time, it's just wanting to passionately see other people succeed. I know and understand that I can partner with somebody. If I can teach you how to find a deal, but you don't know how to raise money, all of a sudden, you'll find a deal and I'll raise all the money. We'll manage it, right? If I can teach you how to raise money and I go and find a deal, well you can partner with me and now we can do this together. You get value and I get value.   So to me, why do I go the extra mile and to put out content, put out videos, podcasts? Why did I teach you today James? I hope we don't mind sharing this, but we walked through before this, we walked through a Facebook live, right? And so that benefits me a lot, right? It benefited you and it's going to continue to help you and I love that.     But at the same time, well, I get to be your very first guest that goes Live in your Facebook group, right? So I just believe that in giving first, if you always give first, somehow you'll get it back. You don't have to worry about life if you can just focus on, how can I add value to James today? How can I add value to the listener today on their own meetup groups? And all of a sudden, I helped you with your meetup group or someone else with their meetup group and their meetup become super famous because they just heard this one podcast and learn three random things. And now they call me and say, Adam Adams, I want you to be my first speaker. I want you to be one of my speakers next year at my meetup group, will you accept the invitation? And now I have the opportunity to go and grow my name across the US because a lot of different people heard this podcast guest. So it's just give first and you'll always be able to grow.    James:  Awesome. Awesome. So can you tell me a proud moment in your real estate journey, one moment where you really felt proud that you did something? Can you share it with us?     Adam: Yeah.  I'll give you one that you weren't even expecting. For two years, I grew my business. For two years, I focused on my business so much and one day my son came up to me and unfortunately, I was on Instagram trying to grow my brand. And my son said to me, hey, can you play this game with me? I said, sure, give me one minute. And I thought it would take one minute, but it took like five or 10 minutes. And so he came back up. He goes, Dad, you always do this. You're always on your phone growing your brand. He didn't say that, but he's seven. But he's like, Dad, this is what you always do. You're always working. And I looked at him and then I got a tear in my eye and I was like, holy cow. Then I went to a mastermind group with Rod Cleef. He runs this awesome Mastermind group. So I went there and Jason Peril, he's listening now, he was one of the people at the group and I poured my heart out and I just said, man, I feel like my business is going well. I'll tell you, I just got my feelings hurt and I never knew how like this impacted my kids that I was focusing on working. So James, when you say, what's something that you're proud of It's ever since then, I actually made a conscious change and I found a way to spend a little bit more time with my kiddos. When I'm with them, I'm not on my phone, I'm not on my Instagram. I'm looking at them in the eye. And I try now and it happens most of the time. One of my kids comes up, dad, can you play this game with me? I shut everything else off, I look at them in the eye and said, I'd love to, let's play that game. It sounds so good and then I play it, I put my heart and soul into it, we play for an hour. So if there's anything that I'm proud of is that the business is going fine, it's growing, people know who we are, we're getting deals, we're closing deals, we're raising money. But I finally found a way to start focusing on my kids more and that's really what makes me feel so choked up.    James: Yeah. Yeah. I mean I was in the Mastermind too, so I remembered that time when you went up there and tell that story.    Adam: And I was crying, right?    James: Yeah. You had a teary eye and very vulnerable. It's a moment. I know in social media sometimes it can be addictive and you are trying to respond to one and sometimes your kid needs that one minute and sometimes that one minute becomes five minutes and it's just not good. So that's good. So let's go to newbie questions. What are the top three to five different types of advice that you want to give to newbies who want to get started into this syndication and being operative for multifamily? What do you want to give us an advice?    Adam: All right, I think this is an important question. So I'm really grateful that on your podcast you ask this to guests. So the top three to five things that I would say to a Newbie, and hopefully these are impactful for anyone. So if you're listening and you are new, take super good note of this and pay close attention because I'm trying to give you value from the mistakes that I've made. So here's a couple of things.   Number one, just freaking start. Just start. Everybody has all this fear and it holds them back. So just find a way to get over that. That's number one.   Number two, when partnering, don't let the blind lead the blind. It's insane. So what I'm saying is, you're a Newbie and you think you're going to partner with one or two or three other brand new people, none of you have ever done a deal, but you think that like somehow this is going to work. I'll tell you, it's way too hard still to raise money. It's way too hard to get a broker to take you seriously and give you a deal. It's way too hard to manage a property with no experience. So instead of partnering and letting the blind lead the blind, align yourself with somebody who's already doing the business. Find a way to add value to James. Find a way to add value to Adam Adams. Find a way to add value to somebody and you take on a responsibility of raising equity, managing the property, finding the deal, whatever. Putting in earnest money, putting in passive money, however you want to do it but align with somebody who has a track record. Very, very important.     The next one that I would say is when partnering, it's very critical that you understand that you do not have to get married on the first date. It's critical. What I mean by that is all of a sudden you say this is a good person, I'm a good person, we should just partner. And all of a sudden, you form a team but you've never done business. What I would say instead is to court or date that person for a while. Go on a date with them with the first property, go on a date with them with the second property. And then if you just absolutely just bond so much, then get married. Then say, we've been connecting so well as we've gone. So instead of just doing this, how we've been doing this, how about we decided to form a brand new company and we really make this something special; now you get married. So those would be the three main pieces of advice that I would share with a new listener.    James: Okay. Yeah. If you guys want to start dating some experience sponsor, I mean just be more active in the group. Ask simple questions. I mean, there's so many people in the group. I mean, I'm so proud of the group. We have like 770 people right now and I just look at the stats, almost like 650 people are active in the group, which is really good. And just start asking simple questions and there are so many people help each other, right? So do that and add value to others, whatever you know you want to share and you can actually absorb as well. So you can start from there if you want to start the dating game that Adams has been talking about.   All right, Adam, thanks for joining us today. Do you want to let the listeners know how to get hold of you?    Adam: Sure. For those of the listeners who are active on Facebook right now, if you're not already friends with me, feel free to add me. But I'll tell you one quick thing; I won't accept you unless you write a message. I get so many randoms and I don't know like what country they're in, if they're real, if they're a robot. So just send me a message and an invite and I'll definitely add you if you haven't already. The other place that I would say is if you're just listening on the podcast, just go to realbluespruce.com, real like real estate and then blue spruce, the tree. And that way you can find my bio, you can find my email, you find anything about me there and you can get ahold of me. So realbluespruce.com    James: All right Adam, thanks guys for joining us. This is actually almost the ninth recording of our podcast and we are planning to launch our podcasts by the end of this month, end of April. So hopefully, I'm right now on track to launch it and it's going to be a blast because there's going to be a lot of commercial operators and people are going to be coming and sharing their real style, how do they add value in their properties? And I hope to get good reviews from everybody after we launch and that's it. Thanks, Adam for joining us.    Adam: Thank you. 

Daniel Chad Moore & Ryan Harper with Propelio talk about the death of the guru model, how creativity solves many problems, and how they are able to organize such massive REIAs for networking. Watch the full episode at https://l9aljqz8k7.wpdns.site/interview/interview-with-daniel-chad-moore-ryan-harper/ The post Propelio's Daniel Chad Moore & Ryan Harper On the Death of the Guru Model appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Daniel Chad Moore & Ryan Harper with Propelio talk about the death of the guru model, how creativity solves many problems, and how they are able to organize such massive REIAs for networking. Watch the full episode at http://www.realestatedisruptors.com/interview/interview-with-daniel-chad-moore-ryan-harper/ The post Propelio’s Daniel Chad Moore & Ryan Harper On the Death of the Guru Model appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

In today’s episode, Brian is joined by Adam A. Adams to talk about apartment syndication. Dealing with mostly multi-family properties, Adam breaks down what syndication is, how it compares to single-family investing, and shares some advice for people who may want to be involved in syndication deals. He also breaks down the workload of his team so listeners can really understand what all goes into making syndication a successful real estate process.   Key Takeaways:   [1:25] Adam has been investing in real estate for about 13 years and only a few years into his investing, he got into multi-family properties. About a year and a half ago they started acquiring properties through syndication. Adam shares the story of how his dad gifted him his first property and was a big influence in his start in the real estate venture. [4:10] Adam read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and realized Robert Kiyosaki made his wealth from doing multi-family investing. [5:40] Adam started first as a property manager. He wanted to manage each of his properties so he could keep the money he was making and also know what it takes to manage your property. This is not necessarily a path he recommends for other people getting started; it is smarter to own the asset yourself and hire someone to manage it. [10:45] Adam’s dad played a big role in Adam’s real estate career. He grew up being on site with his dad’s rental properties, and real estate became second nature to him. He embraced real estate as a way to increase his passive income. [13:50] With the story of Adam’s dad giving him his first property and making him pay the $100 for it, Adam looks back and tries to understand it from his dad’s perspective. He was a kid who wanted to do things his own way and giving him the property was an open door for him to get into real estate. When he got money for the property, he realized the type of return on investment he could get with real estate. [18:25] Syndication means that you’re using a lot of different avenues with little effort. Larger properties tend to be safer, and syndication was a way to allow them to purchase bigger assets by partnering with a lot of people who can add value. [21:50] They use the syndication method because they want to help people find a safe place for their money besides the stock market or a single rental. In addition to his large property syndication, Adam has about 23 smaller rentals, so he knows about the cash flow comparison between both avenues. [29:35] If you want to try to syndicate multi-family real estate, the first thing to do is find a coach or mentor who can lead you through the syndication space. This includes how it works, the differences between how the properties are valued, and how to cut your expenses. If you want to run the show, it will likely be a full-time job. The next thing to do is to partner with people who are already successful in the syndication space so you can start to build credibility. [33:45] If you want to do syndication but not run the show, you can align yourself with a team who has a good track record and help bring money to their deals. [36:35] Adam has a team of about six people, and he breaks down the roles of each team and what it takes to make their company work every day. Adam’s main role is to speak at other people’s REIAs, podcasts, and to host events. They also have a social media person to get the word out about what you’re doing so people know. They also have an admin to handle paperwork and make sure everything is in order. There is a market research team and an underwriter who works very closely with that team. The most important person on their team is the asset manager, who checks on the properties and makes sure the assets are performing.   Mentioned in This Episode: Meetings Daily REIA Show REI Facebook Page Brian’s Book Watch This Episode Adam’s Website Creative Real Estate Podcast

The question that Zack Childress poses on every podcast is how do real estate investors build real wealth and freedom without access to millions of dollars in capital? His mission is to help you find the answer. Today we’re talking about success in wholesaling real estate. You need to be in areas that are open to cash buyers, and it helps to know rental vs. owner occupancy. Be ‘all purpose’ to buyers and sellers when you’re wholesaling. Have resources they can use such as a contractor, a title company, etc. Have a list of buyers/investors in the area, and market to them. Work your business by communicating. Go to REIAs, use signs and classified ads. Wholesaling leads can be cheap; they can even be free. Don’t spend a lot of money on marketing early on. Go out and talk to people, make mistakes, and learn from those mistakes. That’s how you build your business. Communicate, communicate, communicate… then do it some more. “Change is good.”

Today’s guest is Zack Childress from Huntsville, AL. A big name in the real estate industry, Zack has not only seen many changes in the coaching industry but also initiated some for himself and his business. In today’s episode, Brian and Zack talk about some of the changing the coaching industry has seen, and how those changes have manifested themselves on a small scale like local REIAs to the big coaching brands.   Key Takeaways:   [3:15] When this episode picks up, Zack is describing how he plans to reduce some of his training efforts — rather than traveling around to do seminars, he’s keeping everything local in Huntsville. He’s had the big business, but it’s been at great cost to his livelihood. His real estate business is about two-thirds of his income and 20% of this time, while his training business is a third of his income, but the other 80% of his time. [5:30] Zack got started in the training side when someone recruited him to be a coach for his students. From this, he created his own information company but was also recruited by other people in the industry to building their coaching programs. He still loves coaching but what he doesn’t like is the big marketing approach and having to “compete” for the biggest brand. It’s more about the bonds he formed with his students, and the impact he was making on others. [10:10] It’s been 12 years since Zack started in the coaching business, and 10 years since he’s been on his own. Over the course of his tenure, the coaching business has evolved from being about the student to being all about the net profit. When Zack and his generation entered the field, they made things a little more personal and prices started going up. When the market crashed, coaching shifted to be more group coaching. [14:30] In the last three years, there was a big push into deal splits with the students. Around this same time, there was also an increase in local experts, which allowed more people access to coaching than having to get into the big brands. [16:40] To create waves in this industry, you either have to do something no one else has ever done before or you have to be extremely polarized. People either love you or hate you and when they love you, they’ll follow you to the end. There are several different ways to approach coaching and you have to take advantage of the method that’s going to get you to where you want to be. [19:30] With the age of the internet, coaches and brands are a lot more visible than before, whether that’s for good or bad. You have to be authentic or people are going to call you out. If you believe in your product, speak up! But to be successful, you’ve got to be okay with some people not liking you. [24:15] There are a few different cultures across different REIA’s. The older models were originally created as a place for people to come to sell their products. The culture has been rebuilt that focuses more on teaching people how to get started in the real estate business and network. For Zack’s REIA specifically, it is an inviting culture where people know they can come and idea share and maybe even share deals. [30:00] It seems that the older REIAs aren’t changing much, but the newer clubs and investment groups seem to be coming in with a fresh new brand. There are some REIAs out there that jade investors, but also some that are committed to building loyalty between teachers and students. [33:40] Today’s episode focused on some perspectives and topics that really aren’t discussed in the real estate industry. The ultimate message for people is that who they pick to move them into the real estate business is their choice, but you have to have the commitment and be willing to make a change in your life to get out of whatever situation you’re in.   Mentioned in This Episode:   Meetings Daily REIA Show REI Facebook Page Brian’s Book   Watch this Episode   Zack’s New Book: My First Deal Playbook: Your Pocket Guide to Real Estate Success Zack’s Website

Jacci Konkle elaborates on why she prefers wholesaling to landlords and how it affects your repair cost. Jacci also comments on how joining local REIAs can help you network and talk with landlords to get their cap rate. To learn more about our Investor Fuel Real Estate Mastermind, please visit InvestorFuel.com.

Jacci Konkle elaborates on why she prefers wholesaling to landlords and how it affects your repair cost. Jacci also comments on how joining local REIAs can help you network and talk with landlords to get their cap rate. To learn more about our Investor Fuel Real Estate Mastermind, please visit InvestorFuel.com.

Troy is here today to tell us all about meetups. We’ll hear what a good meetup does, vs what a bad meetup does. He ran a REIA for years, now he is able to travel while working and is talking to us today from Thailand. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!   Best Ever Tweet: “I have been able to take my consulting business on the road with me” - Troy Miller   Troy Miller Real Estate Background: Indirectly grew up in real estate with directly over the past 14 years Works with REIAs, REIA Leaders, and Local/National organization to set a new standard in our industry Developing the ways Real Estate Entrepreneurs connect/learn through a “Learn, Do, Teach” Education Model Started Miller Construction in 1994 in remodeling homes and then moved into New Construction Based in Cincinnati, Ohio   Get more real estate investing tips every week by subscribing for our newsletter at   Made Possible Because of Our Best Ever Sponsor: List and manage your property all from one platform with . Once listed you can: accept applications, screen tenants, accept payments and receive maintenance tickets all in one place - and all free for landlords. Go to to get started today

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Ben Walhood is the President of the Chicago Area REIA, the largest non-profit real estate organization in Illinois. He is also an investor operating predominantly in the western suburbs of Chicago. He fixes-and-rents residential properties in working class neighborhoods. He has been interviewed by CNBC and the Chicago Tribune, and he has been a featured guest on the BiggerPockets, Freedom Real Estate Investing, and Best Ever Real Estate podcasts. Today he shares how he navigates the western suburbs and has found his niche along I-355. Key Market Insights House hacked his first place in college, 3 bed, 2 bath for $150k Invested in Maywood as his first deal Was a neurosurgeon sales specialists before becoming a full-time investor From a small town in north Dakota, downtown Chicago was a foreign thing for Ben Looks for working class neighborhoods (looking for hvac, ladders Uses the 1% rule 33,000 a year, $1,000, 100,000 Target areas: Interstate 355 – straight west of Chicago, north and south 10 miles; Bloomingdale, Wheaton, Liles, Darion, Bolingbrook, Western Corridor Avoids Cook County due to the tenant-friendly laws; first tenant did not pay rent for 9 months Like diversification of markets in western suburbs Elmhurst is popular right now for new construction, Bolingbrook has cooled off, but saw a strong resurgence after the recession Chicago Area REIA (CAREIA) is one of the few non-profit REIAs and is volunteer run Watch rents to see where demand is headed Focus on return on equity, not just cash on cash Finishing up a 6-unit in Bloomingdale, with the BRRR model Bull’s Eye Tips: Winning Your Market: Know your market – know sales, rents Tracking Market Changes: Boots on the ground, attending meetings Daily Habit: Write out goals daily on white board Resources: Best Business Books: Tools for Titans by Tim Ferris Digital Resources Google Hangout Monthly Email Updates   Tweet This: "Focus with a product or geography helps you avoid the shiny object syndrome" "If I have a property in a village that is blowing up, I can sell, if not I can hold for rentals" Places to Grab a Bite: Mariano’s – https://www.marianos.com/   Connect with Ben: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-walhood-a84b8bb/ Webpage - http://www.goapexrenovations.com/ Leave us a review and rating and be sure to check out more info at TargetMarketInsights.com.    

In this episode I share the clarity of purpose I gained going on Park Howell's Business of Story podcast. Park helped me tap into my why and get to the brand statement: “Temi is the #1 resource to teach you the reality of digital marketing to propel your career.” I share the strange but true story of how an unwitting black hat was spread bad information to REIAs. I also share how my why closely aligns with wisdom shared by guest Jay Acunzo.   You'll Learn: You'll learn Temi's “why” that started his journey. How easy it is to be seduced by black hat gurus without even knowing it. The stakes of getting taught black hat tactics from bad gurus. The importance of contextualizing advice from thought leaders to your circumstances. How my proximity to Kerry O'Shea Gorgone helped me overcome name discrimination as a Nigerian online.   3 Key Points: There's no such thing as a little black hat; you're either a cheater or you aren't. Money is not the only success metric only. Digital Marketing needs to have higher professional standards. Thought Leaders need to give advice contextualized to people's situations and access to capital.   Resources Mention: Manipurated Book by Daniel Lemin Temi's episode on Jay Baer's Social Pros podcast http://businessofstory.com/   Killer Resources: Ready to go pro but aren't sure if College is the right choice for you? Get my Ultimate Digital Marketing College Guide. Like the podcast? Then you'll love the book! Grab Beyond Buzzwords on Amazon. In the last three months of the 2016 Presidential election fake news outperformed real news on Facebook. DON'T be taken advantage of. Our Digital Discernment course teaches you how to call B.S. online.   Support this podcast: Like what you hear? Consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/MarketingDisenchanted.  I'm a small, independent podcaster so your support goes a long way in making sure I have the funds to keep the podcast going. Go to Patreon.com and check out my awesome pledge levels. You're doing a good deed and will be rewarded handsomely for it! Thanks in advance.   Like what you hear? Book me to speak! While podcasting is a personal joy of mine, nothing beats connecting with like-minded people in person. Go to ConsultTemi.com to book me for your next conference, meeting or event.   Let's Connect! Follow me on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Shoot me an email: Temi at ConsultTemi.com (Sorry, had to break the email link to stymie the bots… damned bots.)

In this Episode of the Discount Property Investor Podcast your hosts David Dodge and Mike Slane discuss the benefits of networking.  As a new investor you need to get out and network, build a buyers list and get your name out to other investors. Listen in and learn about REIAs, BNI’s, and more!

In this Episode of the Discount Property Investor Podcast your hosts David Dodge and Mike Slane discuss the benefits of networking.  As a new investor you need to get out and network, build a buyers list and get your name out to other investors. Listen in and learn about REIAs, BNI's, and more!

Before becoming a Texas real estate investor in 1991, Arnie Abramson had successful careers as a financial planner and Vice-President of Marketing for a national real estate management company that marketed public Real Estate Limited Partnerships. He began buying houses at Texas Sheriff Sales in 1992 and has been an investor, landlord, mentor, educator, speaker and property manager for over twenty years. Arnie is a national speaker on Texas tax deed sales and is the Texas provider for tax deed purchases for several of the national tax lien gurus seen on the Internet. He is past president of the Texas Real Estate Investors Association (TxREIA), on the Advisory Board of several REIAs and was a co-founder of the REI EXPO. He was also quoted in US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT this year and acknowledged as the expert in Texas tax sales by the Tax Lien Lady in her book on tax liens. His company, Texas Tax Sales Resource Group LLC, HAS THE ONLY COMPLETELY TURNKEY REAL ESTATE INVESTING PROGRAM THAT COVERS THE ENTIRE STATE OF TEXAS. This includes the research, due diligence, previewing, bidding, inspecting, rehabbing, renting and management of the properties purchased at the Texas tax sales. This program, along with the Lien to Deed program that converts tax liens to deeds in other states, is available to the PRIORITY MEMBERS. Priority Membership information is available by contacting Arnie through REInvestorSummit.com/taxdeeds (tell him Mitch sent you) In addition, the very popular Learn and Earn Program does not require Priority Membership. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Arnie’s tax deed expertise The difference between tax liens and tax deeds What one right the person losing their house has What makes Texas particularly great for buying tax deeds How Arnie built up his business amidst the foreclosure boom The research that needs to be done before buying a tax deed What you need to know about options when it comes to evicting The differences between a tax deed and a judgement Why you have to pay attention to who is doing the suing The best deal Arnie ever made — or didn’t make in his case How turnkey real estate investing works, particularly in Texas How you can make money by maintaining, preserving, and safekeeping a house where the the deed is redeemed How to learn more from Arnie about tax deeds in his various speaking engagements and programs Arnie’s “Learn and Earn Program” opportunity for you Different ways other people make money in this niche — but why Arnie prefers it the way he does it Why you should do your research and not assume someone can’t make the payments and stay in their house Why you shouldn’t buy a tax deed hoping that it will be redeemed The priority membership Arnie is offering Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/taxdeeds (codeword: Mitch) REInvestorSummit.com/101 REInvestorSummit.com/grow REInvestorSummit.com/NoteServicing

Jacci Konkle elaborates on why she prefers wholesaling to landlords and how it affects your repair cost. Jacci also comments on how joining local REIAs can help you network and talk with landlords to get their cap rate. Try out our FlipNerd Elite Membership for $1 for 7-days! Learn more about our premium training HERE!

Jacci Konkle elaborates on why she prefers wholesaling to landlords and how it affects your repair cost. Jacci also comments on how joining local REIAs can help you network and talk with landlords to get their cap rate. Try out our FlipNerd Elite Membership for $1 for 7-days! Learn more about our premium training HERE!

In this episode, Mike Simmons shares awesome information about his house flipping business.   Having an accountability partner in this business can make all the difference in the world.  Mike’s wife was his main accountability partner that kept him in line and working to make his business a success.   Keys to finding and approaching a mentor:   Go to REIAs and Network Provide value - If don’t have much money, donate your time Ask around for who is doing the most deals and approach them to be your mentor Get started by educating yourself and start taking action by doing some marketing to find some leads - when you have a lead you can take to a potential mentor, they will for sure listen to you and be more inclined to work with you   Mike shares how he found a great real estate agent to find him deals.   He also reads the copy of the post card that he uses to generate lots of leads and the criteria he uses for generating his mailing list.