Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan coon

In this episode of The Edge of Excellence, Matt is joined by Ryan Coon, entrepreneur and former CEO / co-owner of Avail.Ryan outlines some of the invaluable lessons learned from his early career experiences. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships and networking, particularly how connections made during internships and college can lead to unexpected opportunities later in life.You'll learn about the serendipity of reconnecting with former colleagues and mentors in various professional contexts, illustrating the long-term benefits of maintaining a robust professional network.Ryan reflects on the journey of growing his business from a small startup to a thriving company, the strategies that led to their success, and the importance of being intentional and deliberate with one's time and efforts.You'll also get a glimpse into the high-stakes world of acquisitions, detailing the unique process Ryan underwent when his company caught the interest of major industry players.Don't miss another episode of The Edge of Excellence podcast. Leave a review and subscribe today!What You Will Learn In This Show:How connections made during internships and college can lead to significant professional opportunities in the future.Strategies for being deliberate and intentional with your time to achieve high performance in your professional endeavors.The importance of maintaining confidence and persistence in the face of rejection, and understanding it as part of the journey to success.The value of building optionality in your career and business decisions, ensuring you have multiple paths and opportunities available.And so much more...Resources:Ryan's LinkedIn

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today's episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Re Perez, David Meltzer, Chris Wyllie, Jamie Mustard, Ryan Coon, Jon Macdonald and Jonathan Keyser and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:32) Re Perez Your brand's name is very important. It is your main identity. When your name is unauthentic and it does not match what you provide, you can only go so far. You need to empower your brand with its name. Have an authentic purpose and be very clear with what your brand stands for.    (8:07) David Meltzer Money is important but do not let it be the only reason you are working hard. Your relationship with money is important because it determines how you work in life. Train your mindset to have a giving character. The more you get the more you can give.    (14:09) Chris Wyllie The biggest problem everyone faces is lack of control. We just need to learn how to control our problems. We need to develop a mentality where we find solutions instead of panicking. Our brain is capable of doing anything it thinks is capable of doing. It's just a matter of getting it into the desired state.   (18:25) Jamie Mustard If you want to be successful the first thing you need is attention and if you don't have attention you don't have a chance. As an entrepreneur, solving problems is what you will be doing for a living. That is why the ability to grab people's attention is what will help you become successful.    (21:57) Ryan Coon Not focusing on your audience is the biggest mistake many entrepreneurs make. Rather than focusing on building a product, focus on your audience. You can do it through blogs, podcasts, emails because once you build a trust with your audience you can focus on products or services that you can provide.   (24:45) Jon Macdonald The best way to go about ecommerce is to never do things on your website that you wouldn't do in a physical retail store. Learn to have empathy for your customers even if you cannot interact with them physically. Most ecommerce entrepreneurs do not consider the customer on the other side of the screen.   (28:12) Jonathan Keyser The hardest part for most people is getting out of their own heads and figuring out how to be present more. Learn to be present and to ask questions to identify what people need. The more you can focus on whoever is in front of you that you are trying to do business with, the more it will feel authentic. Try to give something first before you ask for something.    Tags: @reperezbranding  @davidmeltzer  @chriswyllieofficial  @jamie_mustard  @jonathankeyser_ 

Welcome back to Making Bank. On today's episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Re Perez, David Meltzer, Chris Wyllie, Jamie Mustard, Ryan Coon, Jon Macdonald and Jonathan Keyser and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:32) Re Perez Your brand's name is very important. It is your main identity. When your name is unauthentic and it does not match what you provide, you can only go so far. You need to empower your brand with its name. Have an authentic purpose and be very clear with what your brand stands for.    (8:07) David Meltzer Money is important but do not let it be the only reason you are working hard. Your relationship with money is important because it determines how you work in life. Train your mindset to have a giving character. The more you get the more you can give.    (14:09) Chris Wyllie The biggest problem everyone faces is lack of control. We just need to learn how to control our problems. We need to develop a mentality where we find solutions instead of panicking. Our brain is capable of doing anything it thinks is capable of doing. It's just a matter of getting it into the desired state.   (18:25) Jamie Mustard If you want to be successful the first thing you need is attention and if you don't have attention you don't have a chance. As an entrepreneur, solving problems is what you will be doing for a living. That is why the ability to grab people's attention is what will help you become successful.    (21:57) Ryan Coon Not focusing on your audience is the biggest mistake many entrepreneurs make. Rather than focusing on building a product, focus on your audience. You can do it through blogs, podcasts, emails because once you build a trust with your audience you can focus on products or services that you can provide.   (24:45) Jon Macdonald The best way to go about ecommerce is to never do things on your website that you wouldn't do in a physical retail store. Learn to have empathy for your customers even if you cannot interact with them physically. Most ecommerce entrepreneurs do not consider the customer on the other side of the screen.   (28:12) Jonathan Keyser The hardest part for most people is getting out of their own heads and figuring out how to be present more. Learn to be present and to ask questions to identify what people need. The more you can focus on whoever is in front of you that you are trying to do business with, the more it will feel authentic. Try to give something first before you ask for something.    Tags: @reperezbranding  @davidmeltzer  @chriswyllieofficial  @jamie_mustard  @jonathankeyser_ 

Success Mindset: Entrepreneurial Excellence #MakingBank #S8E24 Welcome back to Making Bank. On today's episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Re Perez, David Meltzer, Chris Wyllie, Jamie Mustard, Ryan Coon, Jon Macdonald and Jonathan Keyser and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:32) Re Perez Your brand's name is very important. It is your main identity. When your name is unauthentic and it does not match what you provide, you can only go so far. You need to empower your brand with its name. Have an authentic purpose and be very clear with what your brand stands for.    (8:07) David Meltzer Money is important but do not let it be the only reason you are working hard. Your relationship with money is important because it determines how you work in life. Train your mindset to have a giving character. The more you get the more you can give.    (14:09) Chris Wyllie The biggest problem everyone faces is lack of control. We just need to learn how to control our problems. We need to develop a mentality where we find solutions instead of panicking. Our brain is capable of doing anything it thinks is capable of doing. It's just a matter of getting it into the desired state.   (18:25) Jamie Mustard If you want to be successful the first thing you need is attention and if you don't have attention you don't have a chance. As an entrepreneur, solving problems is what you will be doing for a living. That is why the ability to grab people's attention is what will help you become successful.    (21:57) Ryan Coon Not focusing on your audience is the biggest mistake many entrepreneurs make. Rather than focusing on building a product, focus on your audience. You can do it through blogs, podcasts, emails because once you build a trust with your audience you can focus on products or services that you can provide.   (24:45) Jon Macdonald The best way to go about ecommerce is to never do things on your website that you wouldn't do in a physical retail store. Learn to have empathy for your customers even if you cannot interact with them physically. Most ecommerce entrepreneurs do not consider the customer on the other side of the screen.   (28:12) Jonathan Keyser The hardest part for most people is getting out of their own heads and figuring out how to be present more. Learn to be present and to ask questions to identify what people need. The more you can focus on whoever is in front of you that you are trying to do business with, the more it will feel authentic. Try to give something first before you ask for something.    Tags: @reperezbranding  @davidmeltzer  @chriswyllieofficial  @jamie_mustard  @jonathankeyser_ 

Success Mindset: Entrepreneurial Excellence #MakingBank #S8E24 Welcome back to Making Bank. On today's episode, we have a compilation of previous episodes with Re Perez, David Meltzer, Chris Wyllie, Jamie Mustard, Ryan Coon, Jon Macdonald and Jonathan Keyser and in this episode you will hear tips and tricks from top entrepreneurs about the guide to success.   (2:32) Re Perez Your brand's name is very important. It is your main identity. When your name is unauthentic and it does not match what you provide, you can only go so far. You need to empower your brand with its name. Have an authentic purpose and be very clear with what your brand stands for.    (8:07) David Meltzer Money is important but do not let it be the only reason you are working hard. Your relationship with money is important because it determines how you work in life. Train your mindset to have a giving character. The more you get the more you can give.    (14:09) Chris Wyllie The biggest problem everyone faces is lack of control. We just need to learn how to control our problems. We need to develop a mentality where we find solutions instead of panicking. Our brain is capable of doing anything it thinks is capable of doing. It's just a matter of getting it into the desired state.   (18:25) Jamie Mustard If you want to be successful the first thing you need is attention and if you don't have attention you don't have a chance. As an entrepreneur, solving problems is what you will be doing for a living. That is why the ability to grab people's attention is what will help you become successful.    (21:57) Ryan Coon Not focusing on your audience is the biggest mistake many entrepreneurs make. Rather than focusing on building a product, focus on your audience. You can do it through blogs, podcasts, emails because once you build a trust with your audience you can focus on products or services that you can provide.   (24:45) Jon Macdonald The best way to go about ecommerce is to never do things on your website that you wouldn't do in a physical retail store. Learn to have empathy for your customers even if you cannot interact with them physically. Most ecommerce entrepreneurs do not consider the customer on the other side of the screen.   (28:12) Jonathan Keyser The hardest part for most people is getting out of their own heads and figuring out how to be present more. Learn to be present and to ask questions to identify what people need. The more you can focus on whoever is in front of you that you are trying to do business with, the more it will feel authentic. Try to give something first before you ask for something.    Tags: @reperezbranding  @davidmeltzer  @chriswyllieofficial  @jamie_mustard  @jonathankeyser_ 

Where Are They Now: Ryan Coon (originally aired 2017-20)

In 2012, Ryan Coon started Rentalutions, a platform to help landlords manage and communicate with their tenants more effectively.  The business showed steady growth, but Coon wasn't satisfied.  Five years in, Coon rebranded the company to Avail and focused his marketing to target DIY landlords with under ten rental units to manage. The changes proved successful as Coon grew the business to around $7 million in revenue before selling to Realtor.com in 2020 for approximately five times revenue.

Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States.Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs. Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords.Laurence is also a long-term real estate investor with a passion for 3-unit multi-family properties.On this episode, we talk about:How to handle rental property problems as a DIY landlord.What tools and resources do you need to use Should you be using a professional manager? How to institute rental property systems.How to evaluate real estate deals.Tips and tricks for real estate investing and financing.Get a free rental analysis report by connecting through Avail.com or contacting Laurence directly at laurence@avail.coTo see this program in video on Roku go to RealEstateInvesting4Women.comTo watch the EXTRA portion of this show go to RealEstateInvestingForWomenExtra.com------------------------------------------------------Learn how to create a consistent income stream by only working 5 hours a month the Blissful Investor Way.Grab my FREE guide at http://www.BlissfulInvestor.comLove the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://blissfulinvestor.com/podcast/

Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs. Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. Laurence is also a long-term real estate investor with a passion for 3-unit multi-family properties. On this episode, we talk about: How to handle rental property problems as a DIY landlord.What tools and resources do you need to use Should you be using a professional manager? How to institute rental property systems.How to evaluate real estate deals.Tips and tricks for real estate investing and financing Get a free rental analysis report by connecting through Avail.com or contacting Laurence directly at laurence@avail.co To see this program in video on Roku go to RealEstateInvesting4Women.com To watch the EXTRA portion of this show go to RealEstateInvestingForWomenExtra.com ------------------------------------------------------ Learn how to create a consistent income stream by only working 5 hours a month the Blissful Investor Way. Grab my FREE guide at http://www.BlissfulInvestor.comLove the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://blissfulinvestor.com/podcast/

The Notorious Rob is joined by Ryan Coon, co-founder and CEO of Avail, to talk rentals, trends in the rental space, landlords, #renternation, cash vs home, the potential of owning rental properties for you, and how tech can advance the industry by focusing on the individual.  Learn more about Ryan Coon at www.avail.co or connect with Ryan on LinkedIn Listen to Notorious POD Podcast on your favorite podcast platforms or watch us now on YouTube:  Notorious POD on Apple Podcasts Notorious POD on Spotify Notorious POD on YouTube Notorious POD on Stitcher Learn more about Rob Hahn at www.7DSassociates.com! 

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that are used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. During this interview we discuss: 1:18 - Ryan introduces Avail and how does it work. 8:08 - He shares their #1 channel for acquiring NEW Saas customers. 9:58 - Ryan shares his ABC - Always Be Testing framework including how to apply it to the top/middle/bottom of the funnel. 12:12 - He shares top-of-the-funnel tips and strategies to improve funnel conversions.  13:12 - We talked about they test their brand messaging on social media. 15:18 - Ryan shares their #1 social media channel that gives them the best engagement. 15:57 - How they integrated the "Always Be Testing" framework when it comes to landing pages to increase conversions. 20:47 - The importance of testing your pricing model and the HUGE impact it has had on their business. 23:54 - Ryan shares an inside secret on how they are able to convert free users into paid users.  26:18 - PLUS a whole lot more! Ryan's website: Get Ryan's Free Book "The Tenant Screening Process" Follow Ryan on Instagram Follow Ryan on Twitter Connect with Ryan on Facebook Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn Learn more from Ryan at YouTube ----------- If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect with Dennis Brown  AskDennisBrown.com LinkedIn Twitter Instagram [Free Giveaways]

Joining me is an investment banker who decided he wanted to start a software company. But instead of going online and finding a technical co-founder to do all the work, he spent two years learning how to code. Ryan Coon is the co-founder of Avail, which simplifies property management for independent landlords. In this interview we’re going to hear the entire story of how he built it up to how he sold it to Realtor.com. Ryan Coon is the co-founder of Avail, which simplifies property management for independent landlords. Sponsored byHostGator – Ready to take your website to the next level? Whether you’re a first-time blogger or an experienced web pro, HostGator has all the tools you need to create a great-looking website or online store. A wide range of options includes cloud-based web hosting, reseller hosting, VPS hosting and dedicated servers. Founded in 2002, HostGator is the perfect web partner for business owners and individuals seeking hands-on support. Visit www.hostgator.com/mixergy to see what HostGator can do for your website. Rippling – Rippling brings together Payroll, Benefits, HR, IT, and more so you can manage all your employee operations in one place—from onboarding to offboarding. They offer features like Automatic Compliance and Automatic Tax-Filing so you never have to worry. Use their library of pre-built reports or create custom ones. Rippling is a payroll solution built for every size business, small or large. To get a demo, go to Rippling.com/mixergy. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint

Half of the rental units in our country are outside of the institutional space, and these individual landlords have historically had limited access to tools and resources to manage their rental properties. In this episode, our hosts are joined by Ryan Coon, Co-Founder and CEO of Avail, an online platform for small, independent landlords and their tenants. Listen in as he shares what this universe of rentals looks like and how owners and renters are feeling the impacts of the pandemic.

Ryan Coon is an entrepreneur and co-founder & CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States.   Here are the key links from the episode: Avail Follow @HelloAvail on Instagram   Marc's Links 5 Day Podcast Launch Mini Course From $0 To $100K+ With Content Marketing Schedule a free strategy call

In this episode, Millionacres Editor, Deidre Woollard, interviews Ryan Coon, Co-Founder of Avail, a company that provides services for rental property owners. They discuss the eviction moratoriums that sprang up this year and also talk about the future of rent control.

Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it- yourself landlords. Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs. Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. Laurence is also a long-term real estate investor with a passion for 3-unit multi-family properties. We chat about: How to handle rental property problems. How to institute rental property systems. Tips and tricks for real estate investing. How to evaluate real estate deals. Creating stress-free passive income. Head over to https://bit.ly/AvailHD for more information about Avail! Want to work with us? Head over to HouseDudes.com for more information. If you have any thoughts or questions shoot us an email at info@housedudes.com. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @HouseDudes Please subscribe through iTunes or your favorite podcast app! If you like what you hear please give us a rating, like, and share. It really helps the show grow. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/housedudes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HouseDudesPodcast/ iTunes: http://bit.ly/HouseDudesiTunes Google Play: http://bit.ly/HouseDudesGooglePlay YouTube: http://bit.ly/HouseDudesYouTube Stitcher: http://bit.ly/HouseDudesStitcher SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/HouseDudesSoundcloud Follow Josh Koth and Jack Hoss on their journey towards financial freedom using the power of Real Estate through the REI Rookies Podcast (Real Estate Investing Rookies Podcast). We share our experiences as we acquire rental properties, build net worth, and work towards financial freedom. We are focused on creating wealth through conventional and creative real estate investing while improving our financial education. If you are a fan of Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller or are looking for an alternative to the Dave Ramsey, Jim Cramer, Motley Fool or Suze Orman shows we invite you to subscribe today!

Identity theft and fraud cost the economy $25 billion per year. Listen to Ryan Coon describe a business idea that unanonymizes digital identities.

The platform is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Ryan had a nice job, some savings in the bank, and an IDEA! A one-of-a-kind IDEA. They say the average person only has 10 in their lifetime and there's no doubt this was on of them.  What he would do next is learn the front and back-end of developing from scratch and bring his idea to life with his once coworker turned co-founder! 

Ryan Coon’s company was facing a major decision in choosing which part of their market they wanted to focus on. There was a great divide between them, and it was a great challenge to try and fix it. In order to resolve this situation, Ryan Coon got over the hump by talking to the customers and getting feedback from them and simply using that feedback to drive the company forward.

Turning a Problem into a Multi-Billion Dollar Business Ryan Coon, Avail                                                – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 460 Ryan Coon Ryan Coon is an entrepreneur and co-founder & CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States.  Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company Avail on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords and renters. Prior to founding Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. He left this high paying job to travel, learn to code and launch a tech startup that solves the need of a previously left out market, the DIY landlord.  Avail improves lives for both landlords and renters. For landlords, it allows them to set their income properties on autopilot. They ultimately spend less time managing their rentals and more time doing things they love. For renters, it’s all about giving them access to functionality they want, like the ability to improve their credit scores by paying rent on-time and online. Avail differs from other software developers because they have a team of both landlords and renters building the product. Avail is creating a better rental experience for landlords and tenants. They do this by providing the tools landlords need to make renting as easy as possible, including listing properties, rental applications, creating and signing digital lease agreements, collecting rent, and managing maintenance tickets—all online. This solves the problems landlords have, enhances the experience for tenants and improves the lives of both. Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Ryan Coon about using Avail to create a better experience for landlords and tenants. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    How half of the rentals in the U.S. are owned and managed by individuals. ●    Why extra work for an individual landlord creates a poor experience for renters. ●    Why building a great product without marketing doesn’t lead to making sales. ●    How landlords use Avail for the customer support and personal interaction. ●    Why Avail decided to grow and serve not only landlords but their customers too. Connect with Ryan: Guest Contact Info Twitter @helloavail Instagram @helloavail Facebook facebook.com/helloavail Links Mentioned: Avail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I’ll bet there’s a good chance you’ve had an idea for a software company at one point or another. I’ve built two software systems during my career, and I’m working on a third one right now that you’ll see next year. And I’ll just say this… The software business is extremely difficult, but it can be incredibly lucrative. The key to success is knowing where the landmines are before you step on them. Well today, we’re joined by Ryan Coon who’s the founder of Avail.co. Ryan created Avail to help make the lives or rental property owners easy. If you own a rental property, or plan to in the future, Avail is what you’d use to find tenants, screen credit ratings, sign leases, and collect rent, all from your smartphone. And the crazy part is that it’s only $5.00 per month, per property. Today, Avail is growing faster than ever, but it didn’t start out that way. In fact, they had massive challenges when it came to finding their first customers… Figuring out their pricing model… And they even had to rename and rebrand the entire company just a few years ago. Today, Ryan’s going to teach you his biggest lessons-learned when it comes to starting and building a software business, and there are gems in here that are extremely valuable no matter what kind of business you own. Resources: Avail.co Avail's Covid-19 Resources Follow Avail on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose Music: Track: Raptures & Sam Ourt - Taking Control ft. Halvorsen [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: youtu.be/eof02pn4KtM Free Download / Stream: ncs.io/TakingControl

Ryan Coon started out as an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets, then left this high paying job to travel, taught himself to code and launched a tech startup called Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for DIY landlords that is now used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the US. He is passionate about hustling and building wealth while remaining strong-willed and purposeful and wants to help others to do the same.   What we discussed: What it takes to leave a high-paying job and build a business from nothing. Everything you need to know about building a software as a service (SAAS) company: from coding to partners & everything in between. Why persistence is key in running a venture capitalists (VC) backed start-up. How to stay positive & keep investing in yourself

In today’s episode, Ryan Coon, Co-Founder & CEO of Avail, talks about how he carved out a market niche inside the very crowded market environment of real estate. Avail is the only all-in-one solution designed for do-it-yourself landlords and their tenants. Avail serves over 600,000 customers and employs 30+ employees. Listen in to hear how Ryan started his business, his struggles and challenges, and how he is operating a successful company today.    For more information on Ryan Coon: LinkedIn Avail Email ryan@avail.co Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HelloAvail/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/helloavail/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/helloavail

Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs. Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. Laurence is also a long-term real estate investor with a passion for 3-unit multi-family properties. On this episode, we talk about: Get a free rental analysis report by connecting through Avail.com or contacting Laurence directly at laurence@avail.co To see this program in video on Roku go to RealEstateInvesting4Women.com To watch the EXTRA portion of this show go to RealEstateInvestingForWomenExtra.com ------------------------------------------------------ Learn how to create a consistent income stream by only working 5 hours a month the Blissful Investor Way. Grab my FREE guide at http://www.BlissfulInvestor.com

Are you a landlord that wishes property management was easier? Want to ditch your excel spreadsheet handcuffs? Then this podcast is for you! Property Management can be a pain in the you-know-what, especially for individual landlords, who don't have an extensive portfolio. There is only so much you can do with an excel sheet to ensure that all is running smoothly. There are many different software companies out there that will help institutional investors, but nothing for the individual investor or high-income W2 side-hustler. My guest, Ryan Coon saw this need in the market and developed a property management software to fill this void. Ryan built Avail Property Management with the intention of solving landlord problems. Beyond that, he also wanted to improve the tenant-landlord relationship through efficiency. In today's episode, Ryan and I discuss the do's and don'ts of property management, and how his software (which is FREE) can dramatically improve how you manage your property. From finding tenants, viewing credit history, signing leases to collecting rent — on any device, Avail will handle all those needs and more! Key Takeaways: Unique software, focusing on mom-and-pop landlord tenant relationships, making it easier for everyone involved. Entirely designed around improving the lives of DIY Landlords and making the process better.Diversifying his portfolio with real estate investing as property prices were crashing in 2008The reasons why Ryan didn't want to pay a property management company. What tasks Avail takes care of for the individual landlordWorking with first-time landlordsAvoiding the landlord pitfalls (there can be many!)Making his product affordable for individual landlords (a free version, customization with the premium plan) Adding affiliate income through other best in class offerings to counter the free versionDeep dive into the product functionality of Avail Property Management How Avail helps with the legal side of property managementHow Avail Property Management Software helps individual landlords lead a headache-free lifeCompetition: Biggest competitor is excel spreadsheetsYou have to stay on top of the rules, as they are continually changing.A simple solution for a complex problem: The future of AvailYou have to focus on the landlord and the tenant, for you can't have one without the other.Always thinking about what's next so you can be ahead of the curve.Handling Lease option scenarios The future functionality of Avail Get in Touch with Ryan:Social Media Handle: @hellovailAvail Property Management Avail Property Management Resources

Are you a landlord that wishes property management was easier? Want to ditch your excel spreadsheet handcuffs? Then this podcast is for you!  Property Management can be a pain in the you-know-what, especially for individual landlords, who don't have an extensive portfolio. There is only so much you can do with an excel sheet to ensure that all is running smoothly. There are many different software companies out there that will help institutional investors, but nothing for the individual investor or high-income W2 side-hustler.  My guest, Ryan Coon saw this need in the market and developed a property management software to fill this void. Ryan built Avail Property Management with the intention of solving landlord problems. Beyond that, he also wanted to improve the tenant-landlord relationship through efficiency.  In today's episode, Ryan and I discuss the do's and don'ts of property management, and how his software (which is FREE) can dramatically improve how you manage your property. From finding tenants, viewing credit history, signing leases to collecting rent — on any device, Avail will handle all those needs and more!  Key Takeaways: Unique software, focusing on mom-and-pop landlord tenant relationships, making it easier for everyone involved.  Entirely designed around improving the lives of DIY Landlords and making the process better. Diversifying his portfolio with real estate investing as property prices were crashing in 2008 The reasons why Ryan didn't want to pay a property management company.  What tasks Avail takes care of for the individual landlord Working with first-time landlords Avoiding the landlord pitfalls (there can be many!) Making his product affordable for individual landlords (a free version, customization with the premium plan)  Adding affiliate income through other best in class offerings to counter the free version Deep dive into the product functionality of Avail Property Management  How Avail helps with the legal side of property management How Avail Property Management Software helps individual landlords lead a headache-free life Competition: Biggest competitor is excel spreadsheets You have to stay on top of the rules, as they are continually changing. A simple solution for a complex problem: The future of Avail You have to focus on the landlord and the tenant, for you can't have one without the other. Always thinking about what's next so you can be ahead of the curve. Handling Lease option scenarios  The future functionality of Avail  Get in Touch with Ryan: Social Media Handle: @hellovail Avail Property Management (https://www.avail.co/) Avail Property Management Resources (https://www.avail.co/education/resources)

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the Co-Founder and CEO of Avail, Ryan Coon. Avail is an online platform that provides unlimited use of listings syndication, tenant applications, lease agreements, and collecting rent. Before building his own company, Ryan worked as an investment banker at BMO Capital Markets for 3 and a half years.Let’s dive into Ryan’s story of how pursuing your passion and happiness will lead you to success.Things you will learn in this episode:[00:01 – 05:45] Opening SegmentI talked briefly about the valuable information that you can take advantage of in this episode I introduce guest Ryan Coon into the show Ryan talks about his backgroundGrew up in a family that had small businessesTook up accounting and finance in college[05:56 – 11:25] Starting Your Journey In Real Estate InvestingRyan talks about seeing investing in passive income-producing properties as an opportunity (building-up wealth)Ryan’s interest in technology and how it helped him manage his side business while working a corporate jobThe great recession and how Ryan was able to take advantage of itMaking his first real estate deal[11:26 – 23:26] The Story behind AvailReflecting on my passion and what I want to do in the futureAha moment: Apps for landlords to handle their business easierLearned how to write codes for 2 to 3 years to launch a technology companyFinding a different way of being happyRyan talks about how he wants to help their people in Avail grow, but also help them when the time comes for them to move on[23:27 – 31:13] Why Companies ExistRyan talks about the main purpose of creating AvailHow it worksHelping DIY landlordsHow do you stay true to your purpose as opposed to just making money?Making the renter and landlord the center of what we doConstantly thinking on a deeper level why your company exists[31:14 – 37:16] Facing the COVID-19 EraRyan talks about their strategies in handling their business during this crisisTaking care of the teamHow could we help the customers?Gathering and providing informationFinding a solution[37:17 – 43:51] The FOCUS FIVE SegmentWhat book have you gifted most often?Delivering Happiness by Tony HsiehIf you can get an hour of somebody’s time and ask questions, who would that be and why?Al Michaels because I think he’d be a fascinating person to talk withWhat is one thing that you believe that most people would disagree with you on?I believe that homeownership is not the perfect answer for everyoneMorning routine, How do you start your day?Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, it is more important to maintain a healthy routineWhat is the best place we can connect with you online?See below for links Finals words from meTweetable Quotes:“Uncertainty breeds fear, anything that we could do to help remove that uncertainty to make people a little more calm is gonna be one of the major ways to help us get through this.” – Ryan CoonResources Mentioned:Avail WebsiteBMO Capital MarketsRich Dad Poor DadDelivering Happiness (Audiobook)Delivering HappinessAl MichaelsYou can connect with Ryan on LinkedIn and Twitter or connect with their company @helloavail on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You can also visit their website Avail.coLEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes.Are you working HARD but not really moving the needle on anything? You should check out my POWER LIST and find out how you can get more done to move your business, project, or relationship closer to where you want it to be. Let’s go!To know more about Hans Struzyna and all the real estate opportunities you can find, check out his website at Hansstruzyna.com. Get the chance to talk with Hans for FREE. Set up a call with him using this link https://calendly.com/h-struzyna/15min See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host: Brandon @BrandonElliottInvestments | Guest Today: Laurence Jankelow @HelloAvail Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs.  Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. Laurence is also a long-term real estate investor with a passion for 3-unit multi-family properties.  >>> Try Avail Today for Free! ---------------------------- Connect with Brandon Elliott today: Instagram | Facebook | Website | Youtube | Podcast  ---------------------------- About Brandon Elliott: Brandon Elliott is a real estate investor, author of the book "Action Driven," podcast host, entrepreneur, and real estate coach. Besides having a passion for investing in real estate, he loves coaching other people on real estate because not only does he want to impact their lives but help them achieve generational wealth! This is also a key factor to why he created "Ready. Set. Go. Real Estate Investing" podcast. In this show, Brandon will be going over all aspects of real estate investing as well as educate, motivate, and prepare you to take action on your first or next real estate investment. If that is not all, he will interview the best of the best real estate investors to share their real estate journey and how they are still crushing it just for you.   ---------------------------- Resources: Learn How to Boost Your Credit Score Your Guide to Take Massive Action   ---------------------------- How to Get Your Free Gift: Leave a review on iTunes then take a screenshot. ** If you already left a review and took a screenshot, please send me a message here **

Ryan Coon is the Co-Founder and CEO at Avail, the only all in one solution designed for DIY landlords and their tenants. On today’s episode, Ryan joins Andrea to share the greatest lessons he learned from a complete rebrand he led 2 years ago. He describes it as a painful, expensive, process where open, honest, and frequent communication was key.  What leadership lessons did Ryan gain from this experience? Listen in for the full story. Quick Links: Connect with Ryan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryancoon Learn more about Avail: https://www.avail.co/ Connect with Andrea: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abutcher0201 Learn more about HRD Advisory Group: http://hrdadvisorygroup.com

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. “never stop learning and never stop growing. Never be overly confident and think that you know everything. So, I think it's really all about that consistent endless pursuit of knowledge and information that I think a lot of entrepreneurs whether you look at some of the top entrepreneurs in the world these days they have got multiple interests. Whether it's Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos and obviously running their day-to-day companies but also been interested in space travel. I think a lot of entrepreneurs have multiple things they are interested in and I think that's a really, really good thing for entrepreneurs to do.”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7xj

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Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs.  Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. In this episode Laurence gives us statistics and information on what is happening with the 600,000 properties he is collecting rent for all over the country.   Are renters still paying? What can we expect in the near future? Lots of good news in this episode! ------------------------------------------------------ Learn how to create a consistent income stream by only working 5 hours a month the Blissful Investor Way. Grab my FREE guide at http://www.BlissfulInvestor.com  

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it- yourself landlords. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. Connect With Ryan https://www.avail.co/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryancoon/

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it yourself landlords. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. During this show we discuss: What to consider when you want to make your RE business virtual How tech is changing the real estate world How techs such as AI to change the real estate industry How to make the innovative technologies introduced to real estate easy for older real estate owners The most challenging thing that happens when it comes to virtual sales in real estate How to accept rental payments automatically saving time and money Creating online payments systems making it easier for tenants to pay How to easily help tenants schedule maintenance instead of calling How renters can gain transparency through technology How technology makes it easy to find new tenants for rental properties Using a new tech that helps you view potential tenant's credit history How tech makes it easy to get new leases signed Getting tenant's rent payments automatically Securely using tech to guide information Using tech to better screen potential tenants How tech helps landlords mitigate economic issues How tech is helping better investigate tenant background checks The kind of questions you can't ask a tenant 2020 predictions for the rental market The easiest way to gain your virtual client's trust How your tenants can get their payments to report to the credit bureaus

Starting and Scaling Your Software Business with CEO Ryan CoonTopics discussed: Starting Your Business Ups and Downs as an Entrepreneur Hiring Great People Real Estate Market Addressing Competitors Links mentioned in this episode: www.nucsports.com www.topprospectelite.com www.avail.co www.avail.com/jobs @coachschuman on twitter, facebook, instagram, tik tok, and spoon This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

I’m glad to introduce to you our special guest, Ryan Coon. He is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself landlords. Before Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets.   Ryan has a hardworking spirit, and together with his co-founder Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market is.   Today, Ryan and I talk about his leap from the corporate world to his real passion in life. He also shares his advice on starting a new venture and communicating with investors.     Episode Highlights:   ●      Redirection Towards Entrepreneurship [1:29] ●      Tips for Career Change and Getting Into Business [3:50] ●      What They Do at Avail [7:09] ●      Tools You Can Find on Avail [12:01] ●      Real Estate for First-Timers  [13:20] ●      Raising Capital and Growing Your Business [15:01] ●      Book Recommendations [18:30]     AND MUCH MORE!     Resources Mentioned In This Episode: ●      If you are a future or aspiring business leader who wants to achieve the next level of success in your profession, get started by getting my FREE video short course: The Secret to Unleashing Your Top 1 Percent. ●      Learn more about Ryan, his team, and what they can do for you at www.avail.co. They also have articles, guides, and resources that you can check out! ●      Connect with Ryan: o   LinkedIn o   Twitter ●      Book Recommendations: o   Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose by Tony Hsieh o   Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs  by John Doerr o   Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight   Quotes: “Be creative. There are unlimited opportunities out there. You just have to be willing to go for it.” “The truth is overnight successes don’t really happen.” “There are some things that frankly as an entrepreneur, you do, and you don’t wanna do.” “Raising outside capital is not as glamorous as it sounds. It’s a lot like dating. Going on a lot of dates, you have to find the right match and the right chemistry. ”   Ways to Subscribe to The Top One Percent:   Apple Podcast Stitcher PlayerFM Podtail

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself landlords. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. Learn more: http://avail.co/covid19 @helloavail on all social media For more episodes: https://www.podriver.com

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Ryan Coon, the co-founder of Avail.co shares how his company is pivoting, adjusting, and changing to better accommodate his customers that have been impacted by the coronavirus economy. 

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. Episode Highlights: Travis and Ryan discuss the merits of college. Learn the hard truth about SAAS companies – if you build it, they won't come. Find out the key to marketing effectively with quality content that adds free value. Ryan shares the pros and cons of different types of investments into your company. 3 Key Points: Creating a good product is not enough. You have to market the sh*t out of it. Sell like you want to be sold. Hire people who can adapt and be inventive. Tweetable Quotes: “The business of business is business." “We don’t look to hire experts, we hire really smart people who can figure stuff out.”  Resources Mentioned: https://www.avail.co/author/ryan (https://www.avail.co/author/ryan) Visit Travis’ website at travischappell.com (https://create.acast.com/episodes/3b48e6da-a672-4e83-9897-ddefc4e88bc7/travischappell.com) Join the Build Your Network Facebook group travischappell.com/group (https://create.acast.com/episodes/3b48e6da-a672-4e83-9897-ddefc4e88bc7/travischappell.com/group) If you want to amplify your network... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

Laurence Jankelow is the Co-Founder of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Prior to launching Avail, Laurence spent seven years in data analytics first as a Consultant at Protiviti Chicago and then at Goldman Sachs.  Originally from South Africa, Laurence has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Ryan Coon, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. Laurence is also a long-term real estate investor with a passion for 3-unit multi-family properties. In today's episode, we discuss the effects on the COVID 19 pandemic on landlords and tenants.  In this episode, you'll learn.. Unemployment among renters may be much higher than expected due to COVID-19 Communication between landlords and renters is lacking during the pandemic Eviction knowledge is not equal among landlords and renters Renters want to pay their rent, but many have few options Landlords are unprepared for a financial hit in the coming months COVID-19 could punish DIY landlords in particular, not large real estate owners Links and resources mentioned in this episode. 847-845-7399 laurence@avail.co twitter.com/helloavail twitter.com/jankelow facebook.com/helloavail facebook.com/laurence.jankelow linkedin.com/company/helloavail linkedin.com/in/laurence-jankelow instagram.com/helloavail youtube.com/channel/ angel.co/company/helloavail To subscribe and rate & review visit one of the platforms below: Follow Real Estate Success Rocks on:  

What should landlords do to successfully navigate the Coronavirus economy? The co-founder and CEO of Avail, Ryan Coon joins us to share how landlords can navigate the Coronavirus Economy.

Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords that is used by more than 600,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market. During this interview we discuss: 1:18 - Ryan introduces Avail and how does it work. 8:08 - He shares their #1 channel for acquiring NEW Saas customers. 9:58 - Ryan shares his ABC - Always Be Testing framework including how to apply it to the top/middle/bottom of the funnel. 12:12 - He shares top of the funnel tips and strategies to improve funnel conversions.  13:12 - We talked about they test their brand messaging on social media. 15:18 - Ryan shares their #1 social media channel that gives them the best engagement. 15:57 - How they integrated the "Always Be Testing" framework when it comes to landing pages to increase conversions. 20:47 - The importance of testing your pricing model and the HUGE impact it has had on their business. 23:54 - Ryan shares and inside secret on how they are able to convert free users into paid users.  26:18 - PLUS a whole lot more! Ryan's website: Get Ryan's Free Book "The Tenant Screening Process" Follow Ryan on Instagram Follow Ryan on Twitter Connect with Ryan on Facebook Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn Learn more from Ryan at YouTube ----------- If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect with Dennis Brown  AskDennisBrown.com LinkedIn Twitter Instagram [Free Giveaways]

Avail is a real-estate software company that offers services such as tenant-finding, lease signing, rent collection and property maintenance all through an online platform. This service is basically designed to benefit full-time professionals with rental properties on the side, which provides them with passive income or savings for retirement. On today’s episode, I talk with Ryan Coon, co-founder and C.E.O of Avail and he speaks about their mission to improve rental experience lives for Do-It-Yourself (D.I.Y) landlords and tenants by providing tools and resources that can help them be efficient part-time landlords and provide a better online experience for renters who are living in their rental units.Topics in this episodeStatistics of real estate rental business in the United States.Product optimization's step-by-step process.Trends that helped the company's growth.The challenge of reaching fragmented DIY Landlords.How they connect with their market via SEO, content marketing and product build-upProduct's future challenges and brand development through mobile application establishment.Adapting the Objectives and Key Result (OKR) framework in defining objectives and tracking outcomes for goal setting.US Government funding for businesses owners as the response for the Coronavirus 19 pandemic: https://www.sba.gov/disaster-assistance/coronavirus-covid-19Contact infoWebsite - https://www.avail.coFacebook - https://facebook.com/HelloAvail/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryancoonTwitter - https://twitter.com/ryanmcoon

About This Episode:Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself landlords. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market.   Find out more about Ryan at:https://www.avail.co   See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/693   Sponsors:Audible: Get a free 30-day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "S.P.Q.R.," about the Roman Republic, by Mary Beard, head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book 

About This Episode:Ryan Coon is a co-founder and the CEO of Avail, an all-in-one software solution designed for do-it-yourself landlords. Prior to Avail, Coon was an investment banking associate at BMO Capital Markets. Ryan has a hardworking spirit and together with his co-founder, Laurence Jankelow, they developed the idea for their company on a napkin that now solves the needs of thousands of landlords. His goal is to help the real estate market to become as transparent and as efficient as the stock market.   Find out more about Ryan at:https://www.avail.co   See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/693   Sponsors:Audible: Get a free 30-day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "S.P.Q.R.," about the Roman Republic, by Mary Beard, head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book 

Sometimes businesses come from identifying a need in the marketplace—other times they come from identifying your own. Ryan Coon was a DIY landlord who needed to manage the time-consuming process of finding and screening tenants, signing leases, collecting rent, and performing maintenance, and he realized there was no current technology solutions for these problems. So he started Avail, which now serves over 150,000 landlords and 400,000 tenants. Ryan tells us his story of leaving the world of financing to start a tech company and why merely having a great product isn't enough.

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If you’re a DIY landlord, you know how stressful and unorganized it feels to manage multiple spreadsheets, field phone calls and maintenance requests, and everything else that goes along with the rental business. But managing your rental properties doesn’t have to be difficult—as long as you put the right systems in place.   On today’s show, Ryan Coon, the co-founder and CEO of Avail Landlord Software joins us to talk about simplifying your real estate business. Avail is a software that helps landlords list properties, screen prospective tenants, collect payments, and manage maintenance requests, all in one place! In this episode, you’ll learn about the benefits of using a landlord software program, and how Avail can help you become a more efficient, profitable landlord!   Book a call with our team: https://goo.gl/qr6iat  Show notes: http://morrisinvest.com/episode521  

Ryan Coon Co-founder & CEO at Avail is interviewed in this episode. Avail (formerly Rentalutions) is an online platform for DIY landlords and their tenants. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to become a featured co-author in one of Adam's upcoming books: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/coauthor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

In the United States, there are approximately 45 million residential rental units. More than half, about 53%, or 24 million of those rental units are managed by individuals, not institutional property groups. Yet, most of the technology for managing rental properties are built for big, enterprise real estate organizations. Ryan Coon (@ryanmcoon, TW) calls those 24 million property owners "DIY Landlords," and he believes in them. A DIY landlord himself, Ryan is co-founder and CEO of Avail, a rental property management app created to provide DIY landlords the experience they deserve. In this conversation, Blake and Ryan discuss: Tactics and technology landlords of all sizes can employ for improving the tenant experience, and the likelihood of retaining tenants. How smart technology can not only improve the tenant experience but also improve the landlord experience and bottom line. Maximizing technology ROI with prompt payments and better tenant screening. At Avail, Ryan focuses on company strategy, hiring, and developing new partnerships. Prior to co-founding Avail in 2012, Ryan was an Investment Banking Associate at BMO Capital Markets performing M&A and equity capital markets transactions for financial services firms. Ryan left BMO in February 2011 to travel the world and pursue his entrepreneurial dreams. He earned Bachelors of Science degrees in Accounting and Finance from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Find Ryan on Twitter, @RyanMCoon, and LinkedIn, @RyanCoon. Check out Avail at Avail.co. You can also find them on all the major social networks as @HelloAvail. Facebook, @HelloAvail Twitter, @HelloAvail Instagram, @HelloAvail LinkedIn, @HelloAvail Listen to the Tech Nest podcast episode featuring Blake Miller. Tech Nest: The Real Estate and Tech Show is hosted by Nate Smoyer, an Avail.co team member. Find more of The Future of Living Podcast online at https://futureoflivingpodcast.com. Connect with us on Twitter and Instagram, @FutureLivingPod. The Future of Living Podcast is produced by Media Club. Learn more at https://mediaclub.co.

Ryan Coon and his company Avail are serving hundreds of thousands of DIY landlords and tenants across the country, making the experience of renting better. Avail is an online tool that enables DIY landlords to effectively find and screen tenants, market their properties for rent, collect rent automatically each month, and keep track of all their rental properties all in one place. Ryan also drops quite a few knowledge bombs in this episode on the state of the industry, the importance of branding, and more. Ryan co-founded Avail (formerly Rentalutions) in 2011, is a member of the Forbes Real Estate council, and is a RE200 Mentor with MetaProp NYC, so you know he's bringing the heat. Listen in!

When deciding to quit your safe, corporate job, it's not always easy to enter the world of entrepreneurship. Matt @mattgottesman spoke with Ryan Coon (Co-Founder Avail.co) about leaving something behind to pursue more meaning, learning the details to build a better startup, how to build with the user / customer in mind, obstacles along the way and how to adapt, your product is useless without the customer and more...

Ryan Coon is the CEO and Co-founder of Avail (formerly Rentalutions), the only all-in-one solution designed for do-it-yourself landlords and their tenants. The platform is used by more than 200,000 landlords and tenants across the United States. Ryan has been on all sides of the rental process and has a lot to say about how technology is not only making it easier to be a landlord but also making independent landlords more attractive to prospective tenants. I invited Ryan onto or daily tech podcast to look at how they are using technology to transform the PropTech industry. I learn how the Chicago-based portfolio company is using technology to empower do-it-yourself landlords and their tenants to gain a reputation as "Slack for landlords."

Avail makes renting easier and less daunting for landlords and tenants. Co-founder Ryan Coon found an archaic leasing industry and saw a path for innovation. Potential tenants even have an opportunity to find the right pad for them.

This week we talk to Ryan Coon about his company, Rentalutions which is a software for landlords.

    I have enthusiastically developed a passion for hospitality and entertainment management through invaluable job experiences with amusement parks, movie theaters, restaurants, and hotels. A majority of my past work history involves running movie theaters on the East Coast where I happily led multiple teams for over 10 years.     With the goal of running my own business in the entertainment and hospitality field, I received my Masters degree from the University of Florida's Recreation, Parks, and Tourism program with a Certificate in Tourism and Hospitality Management.     I am ecstatic to say I am now pursuing my lifelong passion of starting a business that focuses on providing social entertainment at fun events. Switchboard Games was created to offer unique opportunities for folks to effortlessly meet new people while playing board games or creating art on vertical surfaces.     I am truly excited to be in a position where I have a business idea I am passionate about, the ability to follow this dream, and the privilege of becoming an entrepreneur in San Diego! www.SwitchboardGames.com www.facebook.com/SwitchboardGames/ www.instagram.com/SwitchboardGames/

Can friendships be strong enough to endure being kicked out of your own band? In Part 2 of this episode we find out the other side of the coin, and place a phone call to a band member who was kicked out of his own band. Can all friendships can be mended, or survive only to carry scars? Find out on this week's eleventylife, as we host a conversation between our special guests Matt Lott and Ryan Coon from Wavorly. We're in the midst of an insanely sweet Kickstarter campaign to celebrate the release of our 5th album Rad Science. If you want to know what all the commotion is about, head over to our campaign page and join the other unicorns that are making this new record release amazing at Eleventyseven - Rad Science  -Signing up for our Mailing List will ensure that you never miss an eleventymoment. -Connect with eleventyseven, and check out the sounds on Spotify  -Music for eleventylife provided by The Jellyrox

Are there really only three rules to getting rich? A recent online piece at a major publication says so, so we ask our crack panel to weigh in. If there WERE three rules, would these even be the correct three? Of course that's not all. We'll also talk about stock market and investing facts you may not know, and wrap it all up with some of our biggest financial regrets. On our Friday FinTech segment, we talk to Ryan Coon from Rentalutions. Thinking about renting houses on the side? Ryan and company have created some interesting technology to help you organize like a pro. Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring our show!

Ryan Coon, a College Works Alumnus, is on the show today! Ryan is the CEO of Rentalutions, an online software company that helps landlords find and screen tenants, create leases and collect rent. Jason Reid and Ryan talk about Ryan’s path to entrepreneurship, which started buying and selling baseball cards as a kid. Listen as Jason and Ryan talk about how to deal with disappointment, why you should celebrate discomfort, and what Ryan enjoys most about being his own boss.

Ryan Coon is the founder of Rentalutions and a former investment banker. Rentalutions provides all-in-one landlord management software. Whether you manage one unit or multiple buildings, Rentalutions gives you the ability to receive electronic rent payments, manage leases, find the right tenants, and deal with maintenance issues. Listen on itunes listen on stitcher In this episode we cover:     Making the transition from investment banking to entrepreneurship     Starting a company for the right reasons     How the Chicago tech scene has changed     Finding your first customers Ryan’s Favorite Book: The Monk and the Riddle: The Art of Creating a Life While Making a Living by Randy Komisar