Podcast appearances and mentions of Ryan G Wright

In this new expert episode of Future Rich, Certified Financial Planner Barbara Ginty had the pleasure of sitting down and talking with the Host of the Income Hacker Podcast, Entrepreneur, Real Estate Investor & Hard Money Lender, Ryan G. Wright. Ryan's goal is to help people achieve financial freedom in 10 years or less outside the Wall St Casino. One of the main ways he does this is through real estate and mentoring new investors to find deals. Listen to this episode to learn the difference between lenders and real estate investors, how to be opportunistic with the properties you're investing in, how you can get started on your real estate investment journey with just 5K, and SO MUCH MORE! OR if you prefer, you can WATCH THIS EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/Ac1jFz8jrak Where to find Ryan: https://www.incomehacker.com/ How To Get More Many Than You Can Ever Handle!: https://www.amazon.com/more-money-than-ever-handle/dp/0982518552 Follow Future Rich to stay up to date, and let us know what topics you'd like Barbara to cover more in-depth this season. IG: www.instagram.com/futurerichpodcast/ Enroll in our courses in partnership with SUNY Ulster at www.futurerichpodcast.com/

Jon has a plan. He wants to make a difference in this world. He’s devoted years of his life to help those in need where he lives. Unfortunately, all dreams, even the most selfless ones, need funding to operate. After circling around the real estate industry for years, Jon’s back at it again, with the intent to make some money as well as position himself to make an impact in his community for decades to come. Of course, no goal is ever complete without its struggles. There’s no doubt that the process of contacting sellers takes its toll on many investors, including Jon. Thankfully, Ryan knows some ways to ease that stress. Additionally, Jon has a mountain of resources right under his nose that he hasn’t taken full advantage of yet, all in Investor’s Edge. In today’s episode, Ryan’s going to show Jon what’s under the hood with Investor’s Edge instead of just the fancy paint job. The world is in need of more people like Jon who want to give back to the communities they live in and are willing to put in the work to make it happen. Specifically, Jon runs his own non-profit, helping children with fractured backgrounds express themselves through performance art. After hearing his story, you can’t help but want to see Jon succeed. The question is “How is real estate going to get him there?” This week’s Coach’s Corner is packed with tons of tips on some of the leading real estate investment strategies, specifically the BRRR method and financing options with good and bad credit. Here are some of the other topics you’ll hear about in today’s episode: The multitude of ways to contact owners. Building a list of contacts. The concept of “skin in the game.” Why credit matters for BRRR. The “1% Rule”   “If your credit is not great...I really recommend you start working on some credit repair. The cost you have to pay to do something like that, you’ll more than save in points and interest when you’re doing deals.” —Ryan G. Wright   Podcast Summary: 0:00 - Podcast Introduction 1:10 - Learning about Jon and how he got to this point in his life. 6:49 - What drives Jon to get more out of his life. What is his “why?” 10:40 - The obstacles in Jon’s way and how he is going to overcome them. 12:21 - Skip tracing: the underrated tool of the savvy investor. 14:33 - All the things you can do with Investor’s Edge within minutes. 15:27 - Jon’s unfortunate experience with knocking on doors. 16:59 - Ryan’s alternative to speaking to owners directly: voice broadcasting. 17:42 - Building a master list using hyper-targeted Investor’s Edge filters. 20:31 - Putting your own “skin in the game” to minimize lender risk. 22:00 - Combining different forms of financing to land “base hits” instead of looking only for “home runs.” 22:44 - The impact of your credit score and how credit repair can make a huge difference in the long run. 23:58 - Diving into the BRRR strategy and seeing if it’s a smart tactic for Jon’s situation. 29:31 - Jon talks about how today’s coaching has opened his eyes. 31:12 - Which would I rather spend to find properties, my time or my money? 31:46 - Target marketing vs broadcast marketing. 32:48 - Using the “1% Rule” to gauge future returns on a rental property. 33:34 - The ethics of setting and raising rents in blue-collar areas. 36:05 - Big picture strategies and wrapping up with Jon.

Lashauna is pretty new to the real estate world, and while Ryan sees that status as an opportunity to guide her to success, others might see that as a chance to take advantage of her inexperience. This is where wholesalers have snuck in, trying to convince Lashauna to go along with deals that are unfavorable to her. Thankfully, Ryan is here to back her up and protect her best interests. With some tips from Ryan and a little bit of practice, Lashauna can cut out some of these middlemen that are dragging her down and get straight to making profitable deals herself. Today Ryan’s speaking to Lashauna about the best ways to navigate the market while staying wary of people who can ultimately kill a deal or cut her profit margin. As Lashauna explores deeper and deeper into the real estate world, she’s come across concepts that she’s unfamiliar with and needs to fill those gaps before she can really get her foot in the door. Ryan is here to address those and answer some of the most popular questions that are stuck in the minds of new investors. Ryan knows that everyone you meet during a real estate transaction is out for their own paycheck, and because of that, you need to be extra careful to protect yours. Wholesalers, real estate agents, contractors, etc., each have their place in transactions. While they can be a great help at times, they can also be an enormous weight on investors’ shoulders. The trick is finding the balance, and that’s what we’re covering in this special episode of Coach’s Corner. In addition to what we just mentioned, Ryan is also covering the following topics that can help anyone on their own investment journey: When to hire a real estate agent. Property inspections. Appraisals. Title insurance and title companies. Scope of work. Material lists and material grades. Project management.   “The best thing is to always put your earnest money down and give yourself as long as you can and always make it refundable. Then negotiate with the seller to get the longest terms you can.” —Ryan G. Wright   Podcast Summary: 1:02 - Getting to know Lashauna, her story, and what motivates her. 3:34 - Ryan’s overview of wholesalers, and the pros and cons of working with them. 7:37 - Searching for a property with a real estate agent and without one. 8:32 - The ins and outs of title insurance. 9:41 - The differences between property inspections and appraisals. 12:47 - It’s almost closing time. Should I use a title company or a lawyer? 15:07 - Earnest money: ensuring that I can get it back. 16:48 - Overview of the scope of work. 17:13 - Talking about materials lists and keeping an eye on the general contractor. 18:54 - Why I should care about different grades of building materials. 20:35 - How to know if there’s a lien on a property. 22:36 - Finding value estimates, equity, comparables, and more in Investor’s Edge. 24:29 - Ensuring that you’re targeting the right areas by looking at price ranges. 25:55 - The advantages of having a project manager. 26:58 - Wrapping up with Lashauna.

Shondreka has the passion to make it in the real estate investment game, but does she have the tools to get her there? Ryan takes on the role of mentor in this episode of Coach’s Corner to see if he can get her one step closer to those real estate dreams. When starting out, every investor is going to have some gaps in their real estate knowledge that can delay them on their path to that enviable first deal. Shondreka herself is a realtor, so she’s very familiar with the market, but she still finds herself stuck in the fine details from time to time. Shondreka needs the skills to determine if a certain property is profitable before she invests, which may be more difficult than you think. Ryan takes her through the process of finding, valuing, and estimating rehab costs to clear up that picture, so she can use her time more efficiently and be confident in her deal making. This episode gives insight not just to Shondreka, but to viewers everywhere on the following topics: The different types of comparables. Natural barriers. Investor’s Edge software. Scope of work. Contractors. Off-market properties.   “Finding the property is the whole job here. The great thing about it is the people who aren’t willing to do the work never make it. The secret to success is putting in the time to do the work religiously.” —Ryan G. Wright   Podcast Summary: 1:22 - Getting to know Shondreka, her unique situation, and her goals. 4:46 - Explaining the benefits of the BRRR strategy. 6:46 - Shondreka talks about her barriers to becoming the investor she dreams of being. 8:00 - Ryan talks comparables, and how these help you narrow down the real market value of a property. 14:44 - A word of caution regarding overlooking comps and underestimating natural barriers. 16:26 - Finding properties and the advantages of using Investor’s Edge. 17:06 - What to do when a valuation ends up breaking your expectations. 19:10 - Putting a property under contract. 20:28 - The best way to find your next contractor. 22:48 - Diving into Ryan’s best methods for finding properties outside the MLS. 23:47 - Skip tracing: contact info in the palm of your hand. 24:48 - Why off-market properties (i.e. for rent by owner) are better than traditional properties (i.e. for sale by owner). 26:42 - “We’re selling stuff, not the property.” Narrow your leads on estate sales to yard sales instead. 28:06 - You’re the fixer: becoming a real estate problem solver. 29:30 - Choosing your favorite two options to reach out. 31:59 - Finding the property is the whole job. Time is the secret to success.

If you’ve been looking for your WHY? look no further than today… Coach’s Corner is on your way! Income Hackers welcome to Coach’s Corner, the show where you get the chance to experience a LIVE personal coaching session with people from every background at any stage of their real-estate careers.  Today, we will learn why having a big amount of cash doesn’t guarantee you any freedom, and what you really need to have in your life: cash flow. Plus, choosing the correct strategies to achieve perfect deals and have an awesome network as we enter the real estate market, which takes time and effort.  Kathleen’s biggest dream is to achieve financial freedom to pay her debt. For the past 15 years, she has managed to build her dream house in the countryside from scratch, and she will tell us all about the process. In this episode, we will talk about wholesaling and how it allows you to close deals without getting your hands dirty as you would do in rehab; the correct way to knock on doors, shake off your fear to cultivate a relationship with a possible client and other recommendations related to investing in auctions. Come have a chat with us and find out the reason to never buy out of your home state unless you have someone managing the project for you.    Kathleen’s background: Kathleen has experience working with doctors and lawyers mostly. She currently works as a private care provider. Over the last 15 years, she has managed to build a house from scratch on her own. She has rehabbed two properties and she is not afraid to do things herself. Kathleen thinks one of the hardest parts of rehabs is finding a contractor. Kathleen wants to achieve financial freedom to pay her debts.   Podcast summary:  01:44 - How Kathleen worked two jobs to build a house from scratch. 06:11 - How a rehab job allowed Kathleen to build her dream house in the country. 19:58 - Kathleen’s goals: achieving financial freedom gaining experience and paying her debt. 24:32 - The importance of cash flow and finding the ideal strategy to start a real estate investing career. 27:27 - Reverse amortization: how to find a great wholesaling deal. 33:08 - How to approach homeowners and the reasons why they could be thrilled to sell their house. 37:21 - Two steps away from getting started: deciding on a neighborhood and a strategy. 40:28 - Why you could participate in a private auction even as a real estate beginner. 42:11 - What to do if you have found a property but didn’t find an investor. 44:47 - On out-of-state auctions and why they are only suitable for BRRRR deals and land flipping. 46:06 - A bumpy ride ahead: why consistency, patience and hard work are key to success in real estate.    Episode Resources 94 Ways to Find Deeply Discounted Real Estate by Ryan G. Wright Investor’s Edge real estate investing software.

If you had $1,000 to start all over again, what would you do and how would you do that? Welcome to the Income Hacker podcast with your host Ryan Wright, where you’ll have all your burning questions about money and finance answered by the biggest experts in the industry! Ryan Wright is a self-made capital investor, business owner and a prolific fix & flip entrepreneur. Once named “Real Estate Rookie Of The Year” by The Salt Lake Board of Realtors, he is a passionate mentor and an author of four books, and has been featured in USA Today, INC. Magazine, Fox Business and Realtor.com. As a father and a husband, Ryan believes in relationships and family legacy as key aspects of financial education, and he has a vision for his teachings to serve future generations to come. Tune in every week to overcome your fear of success, transform into your best self, and understand the future value of money. You’ll get to learn from Ryan himself, dive deep with expert interviews, and experience LIVE personal coaching with real people. Join the tribe to become an income hacker and walk a 5 to 10 year path into financial independence! Podcast Summary: What this podcast is really all about. The 3 different formats you’ll get to listen throughout this show (Ryan’s rants, expert interviews and the Coaches Corner). Ryan’s background from growing up in a blue-collar neighborhood to becoming a real estate agent, lender and landlord.  Who this is for, and what you can expect to achieve with this podcast. Who this is not for, and why shouldn’t be listening if you’re not willing to invest in yourself. The 4 main reasons why Ryan’s doing this podcast. An invitation to be part of our tribe and walk the path to financial freedom!  Episode Resources Learn more about Ryan and his business - Do Hard Money Subscribe to Do Hard Money on YouTube How to get more money than you can ever handle! by Ryan G. Wright The Most Powerful Secrets to getting Short Sales Approved by Ryan G. Wright 7 Short Sale Myths & How to Overcome Them by Ryan G. Wright Income Hacker, it’s now time to take action! What’s the next step for you? Take one thing and do it... There’s no way you can do everything, so pick the one that will have the biggest impact on your life and go make it happen! Thank you so much for taking the time for checking us out! If you get value out of this podcast, make sure to download, subscribe, rate and review. Also, please share with a friend! There is nothing more valuable than creating financial friends who are like-minded.  Bye for now, and make it a very profitable day...

A quick and reliable way to fund properties, today we are joined by Ryan G. Wright, who is the CEO of DoHardMoney.com, an initiative that started out of the realization that getting funding quickly on properties through reliable sources prove to be extremely difficult. Having come from a real estate investing background, he sought to provide a way for others to grow their real estate investing business by offering short-term loans with no money down and no monthly payments. The solution was ¨Do Hard Money¨, a private hard money company that offers short-term funding for real estate investors. Curtis's motto is that what you learn today and how you position yourself will determine your future financial well-being 5, 10, 20 years from today. To learn more about how to manage your wealth in a practical way, visit www.practicalwealthadvisors.com   Links and Resources from this Episode www.practicalwealthadvisors.com Email Curtis for a free report - curtmay@gmail.com Call his office - 610-622-3121 www.DoHardMoney.com   Special Listener Gift Schedule a 15-Minute Call with Curtis Free Ebook Financial Planning Has Failed   Show Notes Ryan's Background - 0:44 Ryan's books - 1:59 Understanding DoHardMoney.com - 3:11 Education and strategy on real estate - 6:59 Common mistakes on real estate investing - 7:50 Hard assets and soft assets - 8:22 How can DoHardMoney.com help you? - 9:17 Your security is an asset - 11:50 Choose the right deal- 17:46 A win-win situation - 17:56 How to find a deal - 19:50 Forging a win-win relationship - 21:20 Home Selling process - 24:27 The reselling process - 26:54 Taking the money and investing it - 28:13 Talking about taxes and property taxes - 32:03 Money has to be working at all times - 33:02 Understanding 401(k) and IRA - 33:24 Being responsible for your financial freedom - 36:25 How to find out more about DoHardMoney.com - 38:10   Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you're subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Click here to subscribe with Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe with Spotify Click here to subscribe with Stitcher Click here to subscribe with RSS

Almost 10 years ago, Ryan G. Wright started investing in fix and flip properties. He soon saw that it was difficult to get funding quickly on these properties, much less from reputable and reliable sources. The solution was Do Hard Money, a private hard money company that offers short-term funding for real estate investors. Coming from a background of real estate investing, he understood the needs investors have. He wanted to provide a way for others to grow their real estate investing business by offering short term loans with no money down and no monthly payments. Ryan has been a featured speaker for Bank of America, CitiMortgage, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Inside Mortgage Finance and the ReCaptivate Conference for real estate professionals.   On today’s episode, we talk to Ryan about the secrets to success (show up, show up on time and show up prepared) in getting started in investing in real estate. Ryan talks with us about the concept of using private lending and hard money rental loans to finance your real estate investment deals. You’ll also learn the pros and cons of investing in single family housing vs. duplex/triplex and multifamily deals. Lastly, Ryan shares with us how lenders can sometimes construct demand based upon how much capital they have available.   Key Points From This Episode: How investing in single family can be a better option than multi-units (tenants, turnover, cash flow, etc.) Why your goals shouldn’t never be tied to your self-worth The 2 ways you can use hard money lender to buy rentals (Low cash to close or hard money rental loan) What is a hard money rental loan (what is the process, requirements, terms, conditions, etc.)    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode Ryan’s Website: https://www.dohardmoney.com/ Ryan’s Favorite Books: Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand https://amzn.to/2OtPqmb Ryan’s Favorite Lifestyle Design App: Audible is the largest selection of audiobooks and original audio performances anywhere! https://www.audible.com/ Freebie: Download any 2 audio books for free when you try audible for 30 days: https://beforethemillions.com/book    Access The Best Strategies, Tips & Advice ! Every week, we send an email sharing my best advice, tips and strategies related to Real Estate Investing. Each of these weekly emails contain relevant and actionable information that can help you no matter where you are in your investing journey. Sign up to join our community