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News Roundup - Micro apartments, sports betting, small steps to reach big goals, and the concept of air taxis.//The White House Press Secretary gets criticized by a Charlotte, NC radio station for her handling of their questions.//Paris Hilton is hoping her kids grow up outside the social media spotlight.
Here's Part Two of our interview with Tate Siemer (go back and listen to episode 49 if you haven't already). We continue with Tate as he brings things into the present, meaning his podcast The Apartment Gurus and his new Mastermind: The Multifamily Octane Mastermind. Why he truly loves what he's doing, enjoying the process and having impact (which is also why we love our podcast). Resources: How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments by Lance Edwards Who Not How by Dan Sullivan Find Tate Here: investwithgreenlight.com @tatesiemer on socials Multifamily Octane Mastermind The Apartment Gurus (Tate's Podcast) Join our Investor Portal: www.investwiththecoach.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yieldcoach/message
We had to break up Tate's interview into two parts, here's Part One. Tate discusses his beginnings and the people who influenced his decision to get into real estate in an era where masterminds were far and few between and not as accessible as they are now. He's a big fan of the saying "your network is your net worth," and when you hear his journey you'll understand why. Don't miss his explanation of the go-giver concept! Resources: How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments by Lance Edwards Who Not How by Dan Sullivan Find Tate Here: investwithgreenlight.com @tatesiemer on socials Multifamily Octane Mastermind The Apartment Gurus (Tate's Podcast) Join our Investor Portal: www.investwiththecoach.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yieldcoach/message
Listen to this concise excerpt from Lance Edwards' weekly Apartment Wealth Nuggets webinar, conducted LIVE with Q&A. Quick shortcuts to small apartment investing.
Listen to this concise excerpt from Lance Edwards' weekly Apartment Wealth Nuggets webinar, conducted LIVE with Q&A. Quick shortcuts to small apartment investing.
Listen to this concise excerpt from Lance Edwards' weekly Apartment Wealth Nuggets webinar, conducted LIVE with Q&A. Quick shortcuts to small apartment investing.
Some cities - like Chesapeake or Virginia Beach - have virtually no neighborhoods where the average rent of a one-bedroom apartment is affordable. Others like Norfolk have many.
Interior design, tips for small condos apartments, and Lofts audio podcast Corey Chambers, California, DRE number 01889449
A century ago, Seattle faced an even bigger housing shortage than it does now. Buildings people built in response offer clues as to how we might respond today. But it'll take some changes from Olympia to make that happen.
In this episode, Lance Edwards' guest is Aaron Abelson who delves into various aspects of loan products and financing options, specifically focusing on non-recourse loans. They cover borrower qualifications, perception versus misperception, the loan application process, and the underwriting process with lenders. Additionally, Aaron explores the importance of property management companies and provides valuable tips for investors on preparing for the loan application process and managing their transactions. Lance and Aaron conclude with a discussion on the future of rates and the economy. Podcast Show Notes:- 1:33 - Types of loan products and range. 4:21 - Bridge financing to get you into the longer-term stable property. 6:55 - Perception and misperception, borrower qualifications about non-recourse loans. 7:21 - Non-recourse loans 11:04 - Non-recourse loans for the novice investor with limited experience and no liquidity. 11:46 - Example of a non-recourse loan. 12:37 - Why do you need a property management company? 14:53 - The non-recourse loan application process, and the mistakes inventors tend to make. 15:58 - Investors are underestimating these expenses. 18:07 - Different types of underwriting and assumptions by lenders. 21:50 - How to contact Aaron Abelson. 23:13 - How much time should investors budget for this process? 28:07 - Bridge loans to acquire and stabilize it with the intent to go long-term loan. 29:14 - The future about rates and what will happen with the economy. Aaron's contact info Aaron Abelson Executive Director - PGIM Real Estate Aaron.Abelson@PGIM.com 312-636-6187 To receive a FREE copy of Lance's best-selling book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments, visit www.FreeApartmentsBook.com
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of "How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments," and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy talk about a perfect topic for a new year – mindset and what it takes to overcome doubts and procrastination and get started on achieving your long-range goals. Brief overview of this episode: Most people's time is consumed by meaningless tasks, junk mail, and inappropriate use of their skills. Randy's secret to simplifying your life, making better use of your time, and being more effective is implementing the "4Ds." Highlights from the interview: 00:56 Lance asks Randy, "What is the first "D" in the "4Ds." Randy and Lance describe the hows and whys of the 4Ds: 01:05 D1 is "Don't do it!" 02:40 D2 is "Delegate it!" 05:08 D3 is "Do it now!" Randy says to use the 2-minute rule. Lance's requirement is "don't touch it twice." 07:00 D4 is "Delay it." Randy explains that this is not the same as procrastination. Instead, it is "purposeful delaying." 08:02 Lance summarizes the tactics described so far. 08:28 Lance adds an additional practice to simplify your day and be more productive. 09:20 Lance recommends a book, "Atomic Habits." He quotes, "We don't rise to the level of our goals. We fall to the level of our habits." Resources: ● Recommended reading: "Atomic Habits," by James Clear to learn about habits and behavioral change. ● Buy Lance's upcoming book (launching on Amazon on March 1st), "Apartment Alchemy: 50 Ways Small Apartment Owners Can Boost Their Cash Flow and Wealth." 200% of the proceeds of this book are going to the Intrepid Hero's Fund when you purchase on Launch Day, Mar 1st. ● Go to www.FallenHeroesFund.org to learn about this fantastic charity. ● Explore www.LanceEdwards.com to learn more about Lance's training and real estate investment opportunities. ● Sign up for Randy's newsletter at www.LifetimeParadigm.com and learn about Randy's services and get his FREE “Financial Independence Toolkit” at www.LifetimeParadigm.com/toolkit ● If you want to learn how to earn a high return on real estate investments, go to www.FreeApartmentsBook.com to receive a FREE copy of Lance's best-selling book, “How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments.”
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy talk about a perfect topic for a new year – mindset and what it takes to overcome doubts and procrastination and get started on achieving your long-range goals. Brief overview of this episode: We all know the real estate market is changing. In this episode, Lance and Randy share why these changes are creating a fantastic opportunity. However, the current market requires the investor to “be smart.” Learn tactics to “buy smartly” and discover why this is an optimal time to buy small apartments. Highlights from the interview: 02:09 What does buying “smartly” mean? 04:27 Lance states his exact phrasing to get seller financing in a deal. 06:10 Randy shares his perspective on buying real estate now. 08:25 Lance talks about adjustable-rate mortgages and their impact in today's market. 09:27 Randy shares two “rules of thumb” when investing in real estate. 10:25 Lance discusses a CBRE chart of home values for the last 60 years and what this report says about buying real estate now. 13:35 Randy and Lance offer their opinions about mortgage rates. 14:45 Lance reveals the fundamentals of buying property smartly. 15:09 Randy and Lance talk about the win-win of seller financing. 18:10 Why buying and selling real estate is not just about price. 20:38 Lance reveals how to create forced appreciation. Resources: ● Explore www.LanceEdwards.com to learn more about Lance's training and real estate investment opportunities. ● Sign up for Randy's newsletter at www.LifetimeParadigm.com and learn about Randy's services and get his FREE “Financial Independence Toolkit” at www.LifetimeParadigm.com/toolkit If you want to learn how to earn a high return on real estate investments, go to www.FreeApartmentsBook.com to receive a FREE copy of Lance's best-selling book, “How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments.”
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy talk about a perfect topic for a new year – mindset and what it takes to overcome doubts and procrastination and get started on achieving your long-range goals. What you'll learn in this episode: Investment options are in flux right now. Interest rates on typical investments have been at an all-time low for the last 12 years, and many people have their retirement funds in cash. Due to the fed raising interest rates on borrowed money, many investment options are improving -- in many cases dramatically. This trend may only last a year or so. To take advantage of the changing economic environment, check out this podcast. Highlights from the interview: 01:32 Are you sitting on cash with nowhere to put it? Lance reveals where he puts his money. 02:40 Cash is King! Randy explains why. 04:18 For the last 12 years, CDs have only been providing about a 0% interest rate. Is that changing? 04:59 The “yield curve” is defined. 07:55 Where can you get 4.5% interest in a safe investment in three months? Randy reveals! (hint: treasurydirect.gov) 15:56 While rates are higher now than they've been for CDs, are there disadvantages to investing in CDs? 17:25 Lance explains self-directed IRAs and elaborates on the pros and cons. 20:06 Randy expands on the benefits of self-directed IRAs. 24:22 Randy asks Lance if we are in a buyer's or seller's real estate market and segues to the next episode. Resources: · Go to www.LanceEdwards.com to learn more about Lance and his investments. · Sign up for Randy's newsletter at www.LifetimeParadigm.com and learn about Randy's services. · If you want to learn how to earn a high return on real estate investments, go to www.FreeApartmentsBook.com to receive a FREE copy of Lance's best-selling book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments. Get Randy's FREE “The Financial Independence Toolkit” at www.LifetimeParadigm.com/toolkit
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of "How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments," and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy talk about a perfect topic for a new year – mindset and what it takes to overcome doubts and procrastination and get started on achieving your long-range goals. Brief overview of this episode: Your number one asset is your ability to earn an income. But what if life throws a curve ball at you that prevents you from working? What is your safety net? This episode illuminates why "safety nets" and "off-ramps" are imperative to the small entrepreneur. Lance and Randy explain how to forecast these and build them into your retirement plan, even if you are nearing retirement. While the episode focuses on the needs of entrepreneurs, it is also very relevant to W9 employees. Highlights from the interview: 00:51 Lance paints the predicament of a person ten years away from retirement without a solid retirement plan. 02:48 Randy introduces concepts of "Safety Nets" and "Off-Ramps." 03:40 Randy explains how to insure your income if you can no longer work. 06:35 Randy defines "off-ramps" and suggests how to plan for them in advance. 09:00 Lance asks Randy for clarification of the finer points of off-ramps. 10:18 They discuss the merits of buying investments like real estate. 10:45 Lance describes the dangers and limitations of "the addiction to the cash flow" and the benefits of having a "sellable asset." 14:50 Lance depicts how buying apartments is a robust catch-up plan for both a "safety net" and an "off-ramp." He expounds that you can do this without your own money. 17:00 Randy provides two recommendations to the question, "What is your best investment?" 18:08 Lance explains that the three available roles for people wanting to invest in small apartments are based on the "ROI vs. time" consideration. 21:10 Randy summarizes the options for "safety nets" and "off-ramps." 22:00 Lance expands on his summary of these concepts. Resources: ● Buy Lance's upcoming book (launching on Amazon on March 1st), "Apartment Alchemy: 50 Ways Small Apartment Owners Can Boost Their Cash Flow and Wealth." 200% of the proceeds of this book are going to the Intrepid Hero's Fund when you purchase on Launch Day, Mar 1st. ● Go to www.FallenHeroesFund.org to learn about this fantastic charity. ● Explore www.LanceEdwards.com to learn more about Lance's training and real estate investment opportunities. ● Sign up for Randy's newsletter at www.LifetimeParadigm.com and learn about Randy's services and get his FREE “Financial Independence Toolkit” at www.LifetimeParadigm.com/toolkit ● If you want to learn how to earn a high return on real estate investments, go to www.FreeApartmentsBook.com to receive a FREE copy of Lance's best-selling book, “How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments.”
In this podcast, Brian has on special guest Grant Warrington to talk about the best way to buy small apartments. Brian and Grant discuss the things to look at and pay attention to when determining whether to buy a small apartment or not. Things like whether it's in a good neighborhood or a bad neighborhood, the tenant base, amenities surrounding the apartment and whether it's able to consistently cash flow or not. They also touch on the current real estate recession and how that affects realtors' ability to own good properties in good markets.
Undoubtedly you've heard about soldiers who have returned from deployments with physical injuries – injured or missing limbs, vision, hearing, etc. But some injuries are significantly harder to see. A substantial number of soldiers experience traumatic brain injuries caused by an accident or explosion. Since the injuries are invisible, they are harder to identify and treat. Often the symptoms are observed by friends, family members, and coworkers who witness a concerning change in personality or habits. Sometimes the injury manifests as atypical aggression or radical mood swings. Other times symptoms may be confusion, memory loss, and sleep disorders. What is apparent is that many different medical fields may be required to heal the injuries. This need is what makes Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund so unique. The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund builds beautiful, comfortable medical facilities adjacent to military bases. The aesthetics of the buildings are essential to provide an inviting atmosphere to injured soldiers who may be wary of therapy due to the stigmatization of psychological treatments. The revolutionary and unique interdisciplinary care model is even more critical to the program's success. Interdisciplinary care enables the treatments to be holistic and comprehensive. The efficacy of the interdisciplinary model is apparent from the success rate. A recent scientifically-based study showed that 90% of those treated continue their service. In addition, many of the 10% that don't return to service have other injuries that prohibit them from returning to active duty. Aside from continuing their service, the treated soldiers preserve their families and live fulfilling and happy lives. Highlights from the Interview: 01:25 The mission of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund 03:03 History of the organization and the focus on traumatic brain injury 11:28 Active duty military with “invisible wounds of war” are served 13:58 A revolutionary model of care is used: “patient-centered interdisciplinary medical care” 15:43 A study shows 90% of patients treated are able to continue their service 19:55 The study focused on 7 specific symptoms and showed significant reduction in all symptoms 24:16 Kyle shares Pete's story 25:55 Kyle shares Steve's story 27:26 Here's where to donate: www.fallenheroesfund.org. The organization consistently receives an A or A+ rating from Charity Navigator. 30:54 How the project addresses and mitigates the stigma of psychological care 35:06 Headquarters is located on the gallery deck of the Intrepid Museum aircraft carrier in NYC. Lance is a long-term supporter of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. One way you can support the organization is by donating to www.FallenHeroesFund.org. In return, Lance will send you a FREE copy of his best-selling book, “How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments.” Visit www.FreeApartmentsBook.com after you make your donation.
In this episode, Lance Edwards' guest is Kim Butler, author and founder of Prosperity Thinkers. Kim Butler has shunned common financial products such as stocks, bonds, savings accounts and CDs in favor of creative life insurance strategies outside of the typical financial planning “box”. Tune in as Mrs. Butler will discuss how to combine life insurance with small apartments investing! Begin your journey with Kim's FREE GIFT, the Prosperity Action Pack, by visiting https://prosperitythinkers.com/lance To receive a FREE copy of Lance's best-selling book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments, visit www.FreeApartmentsBook.com
We love small apartments! Joel from Seven Feathers Realty also loves small apartments. This episode we talk all about it and why they're one of our favorite pieces or real estate in our portfolios.And please, leave a review/like/subscribe to the show if you enjoyed!Please Like and Subscribe to our YouTube content - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheTexasRealEstateMastermindhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UChDnEqEPO4BjHnCDcYGpFcwMr. Texas Real Estate is constantly striving to provide value to our community, and to help others grow and become financially free. We are committed to helping investors save time and money by providing exceptional services and products that we wish we had when we were starting out in the business.You are listening to the Texas Real Estate Radio Network with Jason Bible and Robert Orfino, powered by Mr. Texas Real Estate.Learn More About Mr Texas: http://www.MRTXRE.COM-Join The Mastermind: https://www.mrtxre.com/the-mastermindInvest Passively in Real Estate: http://www.mrtxre.com/invest-with-usVisit Our Facebook Page: http://www.Facebook.com/MRTXREJoin our Private Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/MRTXRE_FBGROUP-Jason Bible and Robert Orfino can be heard on the radio weekday evenings at 9pm CST on Houston AM 1070 The Answer - http://www.TexasRealEstateRadioNetwork.comOr streaming online:Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOappleGoogle Podcast: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOgoogleiHeart Radio: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOiheartSpotify: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOspotify
Jason and Rob discuss the implications of Russia's conflict in the Ukraine, as well as some tidbits about small apartment investments.By the way, the views and opinions expressed in this podcast are just that, views and opinions. Stay informed out there.And please, leave a review/like/subscribe to the show if you enjoyed!Please Like and Subscribe to our YouTube content - https://www.youtube.com/c/TXRERadioNetworkMr. Texas Real Estate is constantly striving to provide value to our community, and to help others grow and become financially free. We are committed to helping investors save time and money by providing exceptional services and products that we wish we had when we were starting out in the business.You are listening to the Texas Real Estate Radio Network with Jason Bible and Robert Orfino, powered by Mr. Texas Real Estate.Learn More About Mr Texas: http://www.MRTXRE.COM-Join The Mastermind: http://www.mrtxre.com/mastermindInvest Passively in Real Estate: http://www.mrtxre.com/invest-with-usVisit Our Facebook Page: http://www.Facebook.com/MRTXREJoin our Private Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/MRTXRE_FBGROUP-Jason Bible and Robert Orfino can be heard on the radio weekday evenings at 9pm CST on Houston AM 1070 The Answer - http://www.TexasRealEstateRadioNetwork.comOr streaming online:Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOappleGoogle Podcast: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOgoogleiHeart Radio: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOiheartSpotify: http://bit.ly/TXRERADIOspotify
Tate Siemer is the visionary behind GreenLight Equity Group, which owns and operates 512 units in Utah, Oklahoma City and Columbus, Ohio. Tate's passion is improving (value-adding) high-density, existing apartment buildings in such a way that maximizes the value of communities in order to provide solid, consistent returns to investors and well-being to residents. He hosts “The Apartment Guys Podcast” and serves on the Executive Board of the Utah Real Estate Investor Association. He enjoys helping fellow investors and entrepreneurs through mentoring and coaching. Tate's other passions include big-mountain skiing and mountain biking, music, and hiking with his dog, Joey. Welcome to another episode of the Creative Capital Podcast. In this highly motivational yet educational episode, I speak with my guest, Tate Siemer about the importance of having not just having the proper mindset, but having a millionaire mindset. Listen in as we talk about how having a millionaire mindset helped him as a business owner and as a leader, how having faith in himself and being passionate led him from being a photographer to being a real estate investor, and his advice for aspiring real estate investors who also want to make it big. [00:01 -15:11] Introducing Tate to the Episode An overview of the episode I welcome Tate Siemer to the show Tate talks about his background From being a photographer to being a real estate investor Working with people who gave him forward momentum Being intentional about where they are headed in the business [15:12 - 42:27] Developing a Millionaire Mindset Started from a place of fear Being guided the by Miracle Equation Unwavering faith + extraordinary effort = miracles Choosing to have faith everyday Having faith with himself and being grounded in joy Showing up every single day and loving your work Overcoming fear How the failures have changed them into better leaders and people Sharpening your mindset [42:28 - 57:53] Closing Segment Pod Deck Segment One thing people buy that you think is a waste of money? Worst workplace experience? Core Four Tate's favorite real estate book (see link below) Tate's unique skill that made him successful Something true about real estate that almost nobody agrees on Advice for people who want to try real estate investing Connect with Tate through the links below A summary of the episode Closing words Resources Mentioned: The Miracle Equation How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments Key Quotes: “At the end of the day, we had to wake up every morning and decide what kind of world we live in. Did we live in a world where this story somehow works itself out, and we end up being better people because of it? Or does it end in total catastrophe?” - Tate Siemer “The secret sauce is that even when things were bad, I figured out how to make everything else for the most part, really fun and good.” - Tate Siemer You can connect with Tate on LinkedIn and through their website! You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube You can also email me at Joshferrari901@gmail.com For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com SUBSCRIBE to this podcast for more episodes on how to create your own future through smart and lucrative investments. LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW and share this podcast with someone you know who wants to experience massive growth and success in their business. Listen to our previous episodes here
This week Peter interviews Roy Caro Cohen of The Picturalist. They discuss Elsie De Wolf's chapters on the Small Apartments and Reproductions of Antique Furniture and Objects of Art (Chapter 16 & 17 if you're following along). Roy is the perfect guest for this topic as his business focuses on reproducing art in a way designer's will actually like. Listen to learn more about using reproductions effectively and to understand the philosophy behind The Picturalist.See The Picturalist of Daniel House Club
In this episode, Lance Edwards' guest is Damon Caldwell. A recent graduate of the Small Apartments Boot Camp, Mr. Caldwell got his start wholesaling in 2017 after serving as a firefighter for several years. He quickly learned about the greater income potential with multi-family units and takes Lance through his process of finding his first deal, getting it under contract and quickly finding a buyer. He emphasizes the importance of mindset and says that the confidence he gained from getting that first deal done now makes him feel he can do anything. Persistence is the key. Tune in as Mr. Caldwell will discuss the details of his first multi-family deal, what he learned about investing in small apartments, the importance of mindset and how he learned from his early mistakes.
ANZ Bank is changing its lending rules on small apartments, saying this will help more people on to the property ladder. Buyers of freehold apartments - 38 square metres or larger - will now be able to get a mortgage with a 20 percent deposit. Previously apartments smaller than 45 square metres required a 50 percent deposit. ANZ New Zealand managing director Ben Kelleher spoke to Susie Ferguson.
ANZ Bank is changing its lending rules on small apartments, saying this will help more people on to the property ladder. Buyers of freehold apartments - 38 square metres or larger - will now be able to get a mortgage with a 20 percent deposit. Previously apartments smaller than 45 square metres required a 50 percent deposit. ANZ New Zealand managing director Ben Kelleher spoke to Susie Ferguson.
Filmmaker and music video director Jonas Åkerlund joins me today for Episode 209 of Life In The Stocks to discuss some of the music videos he's made for the likes of Metallica, Rammstein, Madonna & Christina Aguilera, and the feature films he's directed, including Spun, Small Apartments & Lords of Chaos. I've wanted to get Jonas on the podcast for ages, so it was great to finally make it happen, and it was well worth the wait.Life In The Stocks is sponsored by Radical Clothing. Be sure to follow them on Facebook & Instagram (@radicalclothinguk) and check out their website for the all-new spring range: www.radicalclothinguk.comFollow me on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram: @mattstocksdjCheck out the Life In The Stocks Patreon page, support this podcast, and get all kinds of extras in return, from bonus podcasts & DJ mixes to archive print interviews & radio shows.www.patreon.com/lifeinthestocksMy first book, 'Life In The Stocks: Veracious Conversations with Musicians & Creatives (Vol. 01)' is also out NOW and is available via Amazon, Waterstones, Blackwell's & Rare Bird Publishing.https://rarebirdlit.com/life-in-the-stocks-veracious-conversations-with-musicians-creatives/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy discuss the difference between bad debt and good debt – and how to use good debt prudently to make savvy investments that can pay dividends by producing income, leverage and appreciation in value.
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy talk about a perfect topic for a new year – mindset and what it takes to overcome doubts and procrastination and get started on achieving your long-range goals. They tailor the discussion towards taking steps in the right direction to help start a career as real estate investor or entrepreneur.
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Welcome to Achieve Wealth Through Value Add Real Estate Investing Podcast with James Kandasamy. Let’s welcome the Founder and CEO of Rastegar Property Company Ari Rastegar to our weekly show. He has earned a reputation as a national thought leader in real estate with his innovative, technology-driven investment strategies. He specializes in recession-resilient real estate assets and multifamily real estate developments, building portfolios designed to reduce risk and maximize capital appreciation potential. As always, if you have enjoyed the show, please subscribe to the show and share it with your friends. There will be more exciting conversations on the show to come. Never forget to like and subscribe and press the bell icon for more useful videos. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get your copy of James #1 International Best Selling book – Passive Investing in Commercial Real Estate – https://amzn.to/2Ng35KE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ☑️ Check out James Kandasamy at
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy discuss how budding real estate investors can overcome one of their primary fears: Where to find the funds they need. They talk about the various ways to raise capital and the importance of seller financing.
On this month's interview episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with screenwriter, Chris Millis, author of the novel, Small Apartments and its 2011 film adaptation! In this bizarre dark comedy, Matt Lucas portrays Franklin Franklin, an eccentric recluse who must dispose of a body all the while encountering an oddball assortment of characters residing in his apartment complex! Directed by Jonas Akerland, Small Apartments boasts an eclectic and talented assortment of actors including Billy Crystal, James Caan, Johnny Knoxville, and Dolph Lundgren (in his very first comedic performance!)! Rocking black, slicked back hair, Dolph plays Dr. Sage Mennox, a self-help guru in a performance that's unlike anything he's done before! In this conversation, Millis and I chat his inspiration for writing the book, its transition to the big screen, and how this little film managed to attract such a large cast. We also discuss his work in the fields of cartooning and teaching, as well as what he has lined up for 2021! Major thanks to Chris Millis for his time! Please check out his website, www.chrismillis.com. Feel free to rate and review the show on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever else you go to subscribe. Also, please check out the show's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/imustbreakthispodcast. New opening intro and outro music for the show is "Sports Action" by Audionautix.
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy do a deep dive into the math behind the tax saving logic and advantages of having a Roth IRA, which they call “the granddaddy of IRAs.” They also discuss related issues like the Roth 401(k) and the “back door Roth.”
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy discuss year end tax savings strategies and the importance of being prepared with them months before you hit your tax preparer’s office. They also touch on health care deductions and the wisdom of such win-win strategies as having your children work for your business.
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy discuss what Lance calls “the three buckets,” or choices an investor can make – active, semi-active or passive – and how to find deals in any of those categories.
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Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy recap some of the ideas presented in their previous podcast about Cost Segregation while going into more detail about how to benefit from the CARES Act. As we enter the fourth quarter of 2020, they also discuss practical strategies for year end planning and reducing our annual tax bill. What you’ll learn in this episode: *September 15, the day the episode was aired, was, as Randy says, “the day many small business owners got slapped in the face by the IRS because they. . .didn’t do tax planning from the year before.” *Speaking of late business tax return filings, Randy says owners can make a contribution to an IRA to create a deduction. If you’re self-employed and have no other employees, you can do a SEP. *Prompted by Lance to list a “pecking order of tools,” Randy says a good basic strategy is to “write all the checks you can, spend all the things you need to spend your money on before the end of the year – and you’re gonna push off receiving your income until the year after.” He suggests you prepay whatever you’re allowed to, including insurance premiums and a new vehicle if you need one. He adds, “Get that money spent in 2020 to create all the expenses you can to reduce your capital, cash flow or your income, and then push all that capital and future income out into 2021.” *While saying every individual should ask specifics from their CPA, Randy estimates that you can prepay office rent for one or two months to claim it for the future. “You wouldn’t be able to deduct it,” he says. “The idea is to be able to claim the deduction when you write the check.” *The CARES act, passed in March, allows those who create a net operating loss this year to go back to previous years where they paid taxes and apply that loss towards that income and get the IRS to write a check back to you. Lance confirms, “Whatever your net operating loss is for this year, you can apply it against when you have positive gains up to five years back and get that back at whatever tax rate you were paying.” Randy adds, “You have until you file your tax returns next year to take a cost segregation study from this year and reduce your taxes next year. You have a year on this cost segregation to take advantage of the deductions for 2020.” *Whether you’re a self-employed one-person shop or one with mom, pop and kids, simple things like 401(k)s and SEPs can work to your advantage. The idea is to be able to take pretax dollars and put them into one of these retirement plans to create a tax deduction – and then defer the earnings on those investments over time and pay taxes on them in the future.
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy interview Todd Strumpfer, Senior Account Executive with Cost Segregation Services. An expert with over ten years of experience, Todd discusses Cost Segregation and how it connects and builds upon standard depreciation. The three also discuss how the CARE Acts plays into it during this time of COVID-19. What you’ll learn in this episode: *Cost segregation got its start in the late 90’s. Opening the door to its general use were cases brought by several businesses arguing that parts of their properties wore out fast than 39 years for commercial properties and 27 ½ years for residential rental properties (arbitrary chosen figures). Since Todd started I the business a decade ago, more and more CPAs and tax professionals are recommending it to clients. Jim Shrever, the Founder of Cost Segregation Services, was a pioneer in figuring out how to make this work to the advantage of smaller building owners. *The IRS allows for depreciation as buildings and inside assets like carpet wear out. If you don’t do cost segregation, you’re doing straight line depreciation. Because of the court cases, the IRS has allowed for building owners to depreciate different items that are part of the property more rapidly. *A cost segregation study involves going in and getting photos of the property, doing a walkthrough, gathering appraisals and different information. Working with analysts, they do what’s called an engineering-based cost segregation, which is different from accounting based. Engineering based analysis goes deep, with up to 70 building components being analyzed to depreciate a building more rapidly. *Todd’s company works with a client’s tax professional to apply the results to their tax returns. They have a depreciation schedule going forward that includes much more than land and improvements or land and building. Every component is broken into their correct appreciable life. “They don’t get more depreciation expense, they just get it a lot sooner,” he says. “It’s a non-cash expense.”
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy have a lively exchange about self-directing retirement options. In their view, a retirement account is like a shoebox with multiple investments you can choose and manage yourself – but there are three exceptions. They discuss the value of having a third- party custodian and the advantages of setting up an LLC to direct investments. What you’ll learn in this episode: *If you try to talk about self-directing to typical stockbrokers at large firms like Merrill Lynch or Raymond James, they will generally try to sell you their products versus you being able to tell them what you want to invest in. *In Randy’s view, a retirement account is like a shoebox. Whether it’s a 401(k), SEP or IRA, it has a set of rules dictated by the IRS. But inside that box, you can put almost anything you want, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, Bitcoin and notes. He mentions three exceptions to this. In general, true self direction means choosing and managing your own investments. *Lance saysthat his broker at a major house told him he could not use his self-directed IRA to invest in real estate – when he knew he could. The problem was this broker had no real estate to sell him. Randy says most likely if you ask your stockbroker about real estate investing, they’ll suggest a REIT: a Real Estate Investment Trust. *Randy refers to Tony Robbins’ book Unshakeable and mentions the fact that out of some 300,000 licensed investment advisors in the U.S., only one percent of those are independent Investment Advisor Representatives (IAR). The others can only sell you products their licenses and firms allow them to. They work inside a system that precludes them from giving the “kind of advice these folks are really looking for.” *Randy mentions the three limitations on the “shoebox” investments. You cannot own collectibles inside a retirement plan, or shares of an S corporation or life insurance. You can own shares of a C corporation, partnerships and LLCs, but not S corps. Some broker dealers will use these and say “things are complicated” to dissuade clients from self-directing. *Lance and Randy discuss the concept of self-dealing, using the example of a rental property to illustrate. If your IRA or retirement plan owns the property, you can’t use it yourself. But if your IRA buys a rental property and you hire a management company to manage it, that’s an allowable transaction. Adding potential value to it by managing it yourself could get you in trouble. Prohibited self-dealing transactions are any that give you direct benefit or usage. *Because banks can only sell you the financial products they have for sale, Randy suggests getting the shoebox out of the bank and move it to a third-party custodian that allows for self-directed investments. The custodian’s role is “holding your shoebox.” You’re still making all the decisions as to what that money will be used for. *Once you find the custodian and pay an upfront fee, you transfer your money from your old bank to the new bank and you can start seeking investments – real estate, gold, silver, etc. If you don’t start using the money to invest, you may have accomplished little while increasing your fees. Randy suggests buying interest in a Delaware Statutory Trust or TIC, because it’s basically a piece of real estate with tenants that is already being managed. *Lance agrees on the importance of finding “something simple and just put the money to work rather than pay fees to the custodial company and making zero percent.” Once you get your investment set up, you should open a self-directed account immediately. *Randy discusses the options that exist with an LLC. If you use your IRA for the down payment, closing costs, signing the purchase agreement and distributing the money to the escrow company, the custodian is going to charge you a fee. If you have a lot of activity, the fees add up, including every time you pay your property taxes and insurance. A better option is, instead of having your IRA buy that rental property, buy it with your LLC and your IRA will own your LLC. Randy calls that “checkbook control.” *The LLC you form has no value at first, but after you have your IRA purchase your LLC, it has all that capital. You don’t own the LLC, your IRA does. Then your LLC is going to buy the property and do the transactions. Everything comes and goes through your LLC checking account (rent deposits in, property taxes out). There’s no third party paying its expenses. It takes a little money to set up the LLC but it’s worth it for the freedom and overall savings it provides. Lance points out that you cannot write yourself a check out of that “checkbook LLC.” That is a prohibited transaction. Resources: www.LifetimeParadigm.com (Randy’s website which has info on self-direction and many other topics) www.LanceEdwards.com www.FIBetter.com
Financial Independence: A Better Perspective is a new podcast hosted by Lance Edwards, bestselling author of “How To Make Big Money in Small Apartments,” and Randy Luebke, Founder of Lifetime Paradigm, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping clients to and through their retirement by fixing broken retirement plans, putting them back on track and making up for both lost time and insufficient savings. In this episode, Lance and Randy discuss the need to protect your estate plan so that those you designate to inherit your assets when you pass away can get them in an efficient manner. Included among their topics is the importance of “beneficiary designation” and the importance of keeping your beneficiaries up to date as life circumstances evolve.
If you’re looking for an asset that is good to invest in these times, then small apartments may just be right up your alley. In this episode, Jason Bible and Robert Orfino take us inside their mastermind to talk about how they are figuring out the small apartment markets, especially in Houston. How do you estimate the rehab? How do you go about the plans for the property? What does it mean to have free and clear real estate that you owe nothing on? How long does the process take from buying to rehabbing to reselling? Jason and Robert these questions and more while tapping into lending, evictions, and getting started in real estate.
If you’re looking for an asset that is good to invest in these times, then small apartments may just be right up your alley. In this episode, Jason Bible and Robert Orfino take us inside their mastermind to talk about how they are figuring out the small apartment markets, especially in Houston. How do you […]
In this third episode of the Podcast Live by Crina Okumus, I talk to the beautiful Angela Lindvall. Angela is a model, actress, yogi, and a mother of two beautiful boys.She was featured on the cover of Italian Vogue in 1997, photographed by Steven Meisel. She was featured on many top magazine covers in the late 1990s and the early 2000s, such as Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Maria Claire, Numero, W, i-D, V, and so on. And during the peak of her long career, she was always the world's top designers' favorite, such as Karl Lagerfeld, Miuccia Prada, Stella McCartney. She was a Prada Girl and a Chanel Girl. She has worked as the face of Chanel, Gucci, Valentino, Prada, Calvin Klein, Miu Miu, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Versace, DKNY, Roberto Cavalli, Fendi, Missoni, Jil Sander, and Jimmy Choo. As an actress, she has appeared in several films, including CQ in 2001 and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang in 2005 and Small Apartments in 2010. She was the host of the fashion reality series Project Runway: All-Stars, an extension of the popular series Project Runway.Angela is a tremendously inspiring woman of many talents. While at the peak of her modeling career, she became pregnant. Voices from the industry told her she would be jeopardizing her career should she decide to continue with the pregnancy. Angela persisted in the face of pressure, became a happy mother, and never looked at the industry through the same lense. Her story is emblematic of the unique struggles women endure when chasing their dreams.Since a young age, she has always been drawn to human consciousness, metaphysics, Ancient cultures, and spirituality. She began to privately study feverishly at the age of 15- questioning life's purpose and researching as a hobby. After becoming a mother of two, and slowing down her career, she became a certified Kundalini Yoga teacher, Health coach, and recently started her certification as a Doula. Being “The Mother” she considers her true calling and purpose in life. For over 3 years she has been envisioning and creating the direction to share this purpose beyond her own children.In addition to her career, Angela openly talked about some of the most meaningful events in her life:- Her definition of BEAUTY- Another view of the fashion industry after becoming a mother- Her story with COVID-19 - The loss of her younger sister at an early age- The importance of caring for the mind and the body with discipline and commitment - What are we doing with our time and the people that we love - Her new Passion Project: Peace Begins in Meand many more topics...What struck me the most was Angela’s openness to sharing what most of us might think of as sensitive information. When you combine this openness with the curiosity that comes from years of challenging experiences, what you see is an intellectually curious, wise, and loving person who transcends herself to talk about the human condition per se. Thank you, Angela, for sharing your thoughts and experiences with me. I feel truly blessed.To all our listeners, kindly support us by liking this video and subscribing to our channel!With love and good wishes,Crina O.
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This episode is "Cash is King." Bad things happen, but if you have a large chunk of cash reserves, it'll make it much easier to get through any downturn, whether it's a short one or a long one. What does this mean in terms of dollors, the amount of money you need to have and where should it be? And what if you don't have any cash today? Find out in this episode. Randy Luebke is a registered financial consultant. He's also an independent fiduciary investment advisor and the president of Lifetime Paradigm. His company specializes in working with business owners, real estate investors Lance Edwards is the best selling author of the book How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments. He's the Real Estate Guy. He's the Apartment Guy. Since 2003, Lance has taught thousands nationwide.
Discover the systems Lance implement to continuously get leads, learn about the investment strategy that made Lance quit his job replaced his income, and find out about Lance’s marketing strategies that got him getting deals one after another. Resources/Links Get immediate access to Lance’s TWO best-selling books in Building Wealth In Real Estate…For Just $1 How To Make Big Money In Small Apartments by Lance Edwards Summary Lance Edwards is a small apartment entrepreneur and educator. He is the author of the best-selling book, “How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments.” In this episode, Lance shares how you can earn big in small apartment buildings. Find out how he remains to be in the same niche and raking in deals and dollars continuously for as long as he started it a little less than twenty years ago. Topics Covered: 01:44 – How his real estate career started 03:24 – What would he have done earlier in his real estate career with his stature now 06:06 – Big mistakes he notices newbie investors are making 07:48 – What his idea of marketing is 09:17 – One top marketing technique that works best for him 11:57 – His unfair advantage over other investors 13:25 – How to systematize your deal flow 15:36 – His teaching and training initiative for getting people involved in small apartment buildings Key Takeaways: “One piece of advice I will only share with everyone no matter what sector or state you’re in. If you’re straddling between the job that pays bills today and in getting started in your real estate business, here’s my best advice. Do not leave the job that pays the bills to go on to something else until that’s something else is already producing enough income to pay your bills because otherwise, it’s going to be a very, very stressful and likely unpleasant journey.” – Lance Edwards “Certainly if your intent is to go from employed entrepreneur, make that income at what you’re doing, but don’t increase your lifestyle, increase your lifestyle after you’ve made the leap because if you put your energies fulltime on the entrepreneurial side, you’ll do 10 times what you can do on the employee side income-wise.” – Lance Edwards “I would say your main emphasis needs to be on your marketing. You’ve got to get your phone ringing. There’s the saying if your phone’s not ringing, you don’t have a business. You have a hobby. You’ve got to constantly focus on marketing to get leads coming in. That’s true of any sector of real estate with regards to an apartment building.” – Lance Edwards “Too often it’s too tempting for people to get caught up in the emotion of it and they’ll overpay for a property and they’ll come up with some kind of rationalization of why that’s okay to do, but ultimately down the road that’s going to cost them. Stick to the math. There should be no emotion involved in this business.” – Lance Edwards “Identify what you’re really good at and focus on that. Those things that you don’t like doing is what you want to, as soon as you can delegate that to someone who loves doing that and get that off your desk because the energy release, the energy boost you will have will be so great. You can go focus on what you’re best at and you’ll see your productivity going up.” – Lance Edwards Connect With Lance Edwards: Deals and Dollars Club LinkedIn Connect with Dave Dubeau: Property Profits Podcast www.davedubeau.com www.investorattractiondemo.com Facebook LinkedIn Enjoyed the Podcast? Please subscribe on iTunes for updates
Real Estate Investing is SO much more than single family homes. With all of the television shows regarding fixing up houses, it’s easy to forget there are other asset classes. 17% of the American population live in apartments. Apartment investing can be a terrific source of cash flow. Yes they are more expensive and yes the due diligence process is more involved, but it’s not that much more complicated than single family investing. Contrary to popular belief, you do not need to start with single family and “graduate” to apartments. It’s possible to start with apartments! Our guest today, Lance Edwards has been investing in multi-family for many years and now teaches people how to do it. He’s the author of “Big Profits in Small Apartments” and in today’s edition of Flipping America, you’ll learn how you can get your copy of this great book for free. Plus we will get to some of your questions today. We appreciate the questions - keep em coming! 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: We normally meet every Wednesday and Thursday . No meetings in December. 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. Want a quick analytical tool to tell you how strong a potential fix and flip deal is? Download the Property Grade app. You answer 10 simple questions about the property and the app instantly tells you what you can expect to make, your return on investment, your return on cash, and then the program gives the project a letter grade using the proprietary Flipping America Investment Property Grade algorithm. News: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/fha-fannie-mae-freddie-mac-are-all-now-backing-larger-loans/ https://www.housingwire.com/articles/where-will-the-hottest-housing-markets-be-in-2020-go-south/ https://www.housingwire.com/articles/u-s-construction-spending-rises-4-1-from-november-2018/ https://www.housingwire.com/articles/mortgage-rates-start-2020-well-below-last-years-average/ Topic: Lance Edwards, Apartments Your Questions: Send emails to questions@rogerblankenship.com Alphonso, Ringgold, GA, “I have a written a couple of contracts for flips and thought I had good deals, but the hard money lenders I spoke with wouldn’t fund them. They told me they weren’t good enough deals. Can you recommend a different hard money lender?” Caroline, Huntsville, AL, “I just moved to Alabama from California. I have an LLC in California and own a couple of rentals in Utah. I’m about to start buying rentals in Alabama and Tennessee. Do I need to set up an LLC here?” Ashraf, Long Beach, CA, “How does one find rental properties in another state? I do not wish to purchase in California.” Marcus, Milwaukee, WI, “I’m following your lead bro. I just bought a house in Des Moines, IA. I need to get a few things fixed before I seller finance it to someone. How do I find someone over there?” Dawson, Port St. Lucie, FL, “What is your opinion about buy and hold properties along the Atlantic coast? The money seems good, but I worry about hurricanes.” Comment Line calls and Questions Call 404-369-1018, press 1 and leave your message! Motivational Thoughts for the day "Educate your children to self-control, to the habit of holding passion and prejudice and evil tendencies subject to an upright and reasoning will, and you have done much to abolish misery from their future and crimes from society." - Ben Franklin
Real Estate Investing is SO much more than single family homes. With all of the television shows regarding fixing up houses, it’s easy to forget there are other asset classes. 17% of the American population live in apartments. Apartment investing can be a terrific source of cash flow. Yes they are more expensive and yes the due diligence process is more involved, but it’s not that much more complicated than single family investing. Contrary to popular belief, you do not need to start with single family and “graduate” to apartments. It’s possible to start with apartments! Our guest today, Lance Edwards has been investing in multi-family for many years and now teaches people how to do it. He’s the author of “Big Profits in Small Apartments” and in today’s edition of Flipping America, you’ll learn how you can get your copy of this great book for free. Plus we will get to some of your questions today. We appreciate the questions - keep em coming!
A 25-year veteran of the financial industry, Mike Boggiano is currently Director of Multifamily Originations at Lending One, a financial technology company focused on providing creative financing to professional real estate investors. Its founders have set out to build a company that helps these investors grow their investment portfolios. It has become one of the nation’s largest and fastest growing direct private lenders, proving to date over $1 billion in real estate capital.
Contact: linkedin.com/in/lanceedwards 713-476-0102 Bio: Lance Edwards is the author of the best-selling book, "How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments." His company, First Cornerstone Group, LLC is a real estate education and marketing company which enables both new and experienced real estate investors to accelerate their path to financial independence thru small apartment investing, using other people's money. Houston Business Journal recognized Lance's company as the 13th fastest growing private company in Houston, Texas. But it all started for Lance in 2002 when he discovered real estate investing as a supplemental income source to his full-time and demanding corporate job. Thanks to his mentor’s advice, Lance skipped the traditional route of single family and started instead with multi-family. His first purchase was a four-unit small apartment building which he purchased nothing-down and with 100% seller-financing. No bank was involved. Over the next 2 ½ years he purchased and flipped 50 more properties, part-time - all using other people’s money. Within three years of his part-time start in small apartments, Lance was able to retire from his twenty-year job in 2005, and focus on real estate investing full-time. Lance has personally done apartment deals ranging in size from three units to nearly 300 units. Since 2007, he’s also taught and mentored thousands nationwide on how to get started in small apartment investing (2-30 units), using none of their own cash or credit and with no prior experience. Lance teaches, “start small and then scale-up to mid-size and large apartments.” Whether wholesaling or buying, his student success stories are those of everyday people, mostly beginners, who’s very first real estate deal was a small apartment building. To hear their personal stories and receive FREE training on how you can get started with small apartments, using none of your own cash or credit, and with no prior experience, visit www.DealsAndDollarsClub.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mike Vann is in the Real Estate Investing Business for almost 20yrs while working in the Medical Device Industry. He built $6M Personal Portfolio in Missouri & Arkansas across Multiple Asset Classes, (SF, MF, Small Apartments, and Commercial) He also started studying Syndication and joined a Mentoring Program in November 2017 and since August 2018 he has been on the GP side of 4 Deals for a Total of 825 Doors in KS, OK, and DFW. Mike loves to educate people on the "Benefits of Multifamily Investing vs Traditional Wall Street Investments" and loves to give back through Local, National and International Mission Work.
Here’s the problem: Single-family real estate investors, as a whole, will be out of this business in the next five to seven years in Houston, in Dallas, and Fort Worth. That’s just the reality. If you’re not learning the small apartment business right now, you’re going to be out in five to seven years. In this episode, Jason Bible and Robert Orfino talk about their small apartments and Airbnb webinars, as well as their club and mastermind. Many make the mistake of attempting to tackle their large business goals on their own, but the key to success is finding a peer-to-peer group of like-minded individuals, also known as a mastermind.
Here’s the problem: Single-family real estate investors, as a whole, will be out of this business in the next five to seven years in Houston, in Dallas, and Fort Worth. That’s just the reality. If you’re not learning the small apartment business right now, you’re going to be out in five to seven years. In […]
Gary Pinkerton talks with Lance Edwards, author of How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments and supporter of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. Lance donates two times the proceeds of his book sales to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund that helps provide care to military personnel suffering from traumatic brain injury and PTSD. Lance and Gary discuss how Lance got started in real estate, why investors should pick multifamily and advice for the reluctant investor. Key Takeaways: [3:34] How Lance got started in real estate [7:13] Anyone can get started in multifamily, you don't have to "graduate" from single family [10:21] What Lance is doing with his book proceeds & the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund [14:34] Lance's advice to those considering using real estate as a place to store and grow wealth [17:49] The common thread of those investors who don't find success Website: www.FreeApartmentsBook.com www.LanceEdwards.com www.GreenlightREInvesting.com
On this episode, Maui tackles Instagram parents, Donald Trump’s beefs, bicycles in apartments, ATM’s in Netherland, Boners on Live TV, human intelligence and a whole lot more! (This is an instant classic!) —— *Please rate and review MAW — 5 Stars for cultural purposes, let’s grow this Bunsen burner. You can also listen to MAW on Spotify, Google podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn or your favorite podcast app... MAW is literally everywhere! MAW is an XO thing, so show Love: xoroyalty.net
As cliché as it may sound, change is undoubtedly inevitable. In the real estate market space, your preferences on investments do change with time as you consider where you would make more profit in the long haul. Robert and Jason discuss why change is good as Jason recounts the time when a grown man actually told him, “I don’t know who you are anymore,” when he moved from investing in long-term single-family to small apartments and Airbnb. As they delve into some small apartments and Airbnb case studies, Robert and Jason reveal the biggest challenge in the small apartment space, the value of building a property management team, and the two variables that come into play before you jump into investing in Airbnbs.
As cliché as it may sound, change is undoubtedly inevitable. In the real estate market space, your preferences on investments do change with time as you consider where you would make more profit in the long haul. Robert and Jason discuss why change is good as Jason recounts the time when a grown man actually […]
Learn about smart storage for small apartments. Find out about Rev-a-Shelf, a product that allows you to pull cabinet contents down to a lower level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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My guest today is Chicago investor Brie Schmidt, and we are going to talk about making it big with small apartments. Brie is a buy and hold investor, a speaker and the managing broker of Second City Real Estate. Show Notes Here's just a sample of what we covered in this show: The interesting way she got started What made her finally quit her "day job" Why she chose buy and hold apartments as her investing strategy Why she chose Milwaukee as her second place to invest The challenges of investing out of state Scaling her business and how she's helping other do the same How she manages 90+ properties as just one part of what she does Advice for anyone just starting out .
Lance Edwards is #1 best-selling author of How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments. He's been involved with apartments since 2002. His first real estate deal was a small apartment – a 4-plex he bought nothing down. He's done deals ranging from 3 units to nearly 300 units. He started part-time while working a demanding corporate job and within 3 years retired from corporate America, thanks to small apartments. He's been teaching and coaching apartments since 2007. The largest deal he's done with students is a $11 million flip with 2 students. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Lance made the leap from working in a corporate environment for over 20 years to investing in real estate How to overcome your reservations and complete your first deal, while maintaining your current job to pay the bills What obstacles and limiting beliefs to expect when getting started in real estate, and how to effectively overcome them Why small apartment buildings are a great investment opportunity with the potential for greater profits than single-family How Lance generates small apartment leads, and what method has been an effective “secret weapon” Why Lance considers mistakes to be “expensive lessons”, and how to avoid them in your own business How to effectively scale up your apartment business as you gain experience and feel more comfortable in the space What three productive things Lance does every day to be his best and succeed in business Which business mentors have had the greatest influence on all aspects of Lance's life and why What advice present-day Lance would give his younger self about working in the corporate world Additional resources: Website: www.lanceedwards.com Podcast: www.greenlightreinvesting.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lanceedwards Twitter: @Lance_Edwards SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ApartmentsBook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS
Real Estate is one of the best ways to create and grow wealth. My friend Lance Edwards is here to talk about how to get into small apartment investing and create wealth by scaling up. Lance talks about the three methods for creating deal flow including his secret weapon. Lance Edwards is a best selling author, real estate investor, teacher, and radio and TV personality. In this episode, he breaks down what small apartment investing is and how it can be so much more lucrative than single family home investing. He also talks about the advantages of direct seller negotiation including down payments, interest rates, and no personal guarantees. You can find Lance here: Deals & Dollars ClubLance on FacebookLance on Twitter Ask Loral Show Notes [01:50] Lance has been involved with real estate since 2002. He was in the process of trying to find ways to make extra money. [02:38] His first deal was a fourplex with no money down. Within 2 1/2 years he had done 50 deals using other people's money on a part-time basis. [02:55] Within three years of his start in small apartments, he was able to retire from a 20 year corporate job. [03:02] He has been doing real estate full-time since 2005. He has been teaching others how to do the same thing since 2007. [03:16] There is so much less competition was small apartments than single-family. You make bigger numbers for the same effort. Plus you can buy these properties for cash flow or flip them. [03:45] My best-selling book is How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments. [04:37] Rental houses don't have the cash flow that small apartments do. Apartments are built to be income producing vehicles. [05:17] You can buy 10 houses or one 10 unit apartment complex. Start with a small apartment building and scale up. It's all very simple math. [06:36] Learn the business and understand the basics. Then decide if you want to do it yourself or have us do it for you. We do a lot of done for you services to find sellers and buyers. At the end of the day, you need to find sellers and buyers or investors. [07:33] Three methods for deal flow are websites, brokers, or direct mail. [08:06] Brokers can give you access to pocket listings that are not available on the public websites. [08:12] The secret weapon is direct mail. This is sending mail directly to an owner asking if they are interested in selling. This cuts out the competition and gives you direct contact to negotiate for things like seller financing. [09:03] Negotiate your own down payment and interest rate with no personal guarantee. [10:29] When you sign a personal guarantee or recourse loan. The bank can take your property and come after you personally. [10:53] With seller financing, you can purchase a property with monthly installment payments for a few years. There is no credit check, everything is negotiable, and there is no personal guarantee. [11:13] If you default on the note, the seller takes the property back, but they don't come after you personally. [12:22] Flip one, flip one, flip one, hold one is the path to financial success. Create deal flow and flip properties while you cherry pick the ones you want to keep. [13:39] Use other people's money for leverage. Use private investors or self-directed IRA investors. Tap into other people's resources. The only thing that holds you back is deal flow. [15:15] The investor can be a lender or an equity partner. They loan me $50,000 and I give them 6% interest. An equity partner may get 1/3 of the property value and income. [16:56] You can negotiate the terms of your loan with your private lender. Deferring interest will boost cash flow. [18:01] Small, midsize, and large apartments. Corporations own large properties. Midsize is the space of mom and pop investors. [19:39] Everything is the same with the midsize. There are just more zeros on the check. [20:18] Forced appreciation. Increasing the net operating income. Raising rents or reducing operating costs. Raising occupancy also raises value. [25:16] Don't make the mistake of thinking that you are not qualified to get started. Links and Resources: Loral’s Real Money Talks LoopNet MLS Make to Make Big Money in Small Apartments
FAR 080 Expected Air Date: 10/26/17 Trends: Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you’re from! News: Self-Driving Cars and ride-sharing could impact self-storage: https://therealdeal.com/miami/2017/10/25/self-storage-industry-could-face-head-on-impact-of-driverless-cars/ Barbara Corcoran of Shark Tank follows Hispanic demographics in her own investing. http://people.com/chica/barbara-corcoran-on-why-hispanics-dominate-real-estate-and-business/ Topics: 85 ways to make money in real estate REIT Crowd Funding Stock in publicly traded RE company Residential Realtor Commercial Realtor Real Estate Marketer Realtor Lead Generation Realtor Lead Management Bird Dog Wholesaler Fix and Flip Buy and Hold Hybrid fix and Hold New Every 2 Flip strategy Turn Key Rental sales Lease Arbitrage Leveraged Contract for Deed Residential Mortgage Lender Commercial Mortgage Lender Appraiser Home Inspector Insurance Agent Title/Escrow Agent Real Estate Attorney Real Estate Accountant Cash Lender IRA Lender Lending Broker Real Estate Private Equity Fund Property Management, Residential Property Management, Commercial Own the Brokerage Resident Manager Handyman Contractor Project Manager Small Multi-family (duplex through quads) Small Apartments (5-50 units) Large Apartments Apartment wholesaler Fix and Flip Apartments any size Small Office Large Office Commercial Sub-leasing (Regus, WeWork, etc.) Virtual Office Triple Net Leasing - large companies don’t always want to own the real estate. Manufacturing / Industrial Retail Motel / Hotel Single family developer Commercial developer Real estate photography Raw Land Farm Investing Timber Water/Mineral/Oil/Gas rights Mobile Homes Mobile Home Parks RV Parks Vacation Rentals Billboards Mini-storage Business short-stay (AirBnB) Non-performing Notes Performing Notes New Construction Residential New Construction Commercial International investing Auctions Foreclosure sales Tax Liens Subject-To HUD sales VA sales Bulk packages Joint Ventures Real Estate Syndication 1031 Exchanges Consulting / Mentoring Blogging Retirement Specialist Author REIA owner Trainer / Guru Radio Host! (wait - we were talking about making money…) Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you’re from!
FAR 108 Expected Air Date: 01/15/17 Opening: Back by popular demand, we are going to discuss again today the 85 ways to make money in real estate. There are sub-categories and sub-sub tactics and methods, but these are the 85 major ways. We tried for a list of 100, but after 85 we were repeating ourselves. This time around we are organizing the ways a bit. Here’s a helpful insight: Although there are 85 ways to make money, they all fall into one of five categories: Active Buying and Selling Buying and holding for cash flow and equity development Passive investing through lending or equity share purchases. Marketing real estate Vendor or supplier Announcements: NEW NEW! www.flippingamericanetwork.com is LIVE FlipStarter Tampa is January 20. FlipStarter Dallas is Feb 10. www.flipstarterevent.com Call in to our comments line! 404-369-1018, extension 1. Leave your message. Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you’re from! Like us on Facebook. www.facebook.com/flippingamericamedia Check in with us every Tuesday for “Tuesdays at Two” Follow us on Twitter @FlippingAmerica IF WE READ YOUR QUESTION ON THE AIR, WE WILL SEND YOU A TICKET TO OUR NEXT FLIPSTARTER EVENT. THAT’S A $97 VALUE! Emails: Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you’re from! Ron, Jacksonville, FL “Did I hear you say it’s a bad idea to buy a rental property from a full-service company that provides the rented house for you and financing if you need it?” Deann, Atlanta, GA. “I go through the process you have described and end up with a maximum offer far less than the price the seller is asking. Should I just go ahead and make the offer? It seems like possibly a waste of time - both mine and the sellers.” If an individual from your marketing, sit down and show them the numbers. Then make the offer. Tony’s illustration of the tow truck... If a bank or a HUD house, make the offer. Max, Chattanooga, TN “Please go over how many offers I need to make in order to buy one house per month. It doesn’t seem like I have enough time to do this part time.” Sharon, Clearwater, FL “I appreciated so much what you shared on the show last Saturday. My husband and I retired to Clearwater in 2006 and took our life savings and invested in real estate here. We thought we couldn’t miss, but boy did we ever. We lost almost everything. Your words were very encouraging. We’ve been trying to get re-started but both had to go back to work part-time to maintain our modest lifestyle here. We are still interested in real estate, but need some guidance on how to get started.” Topics: Eighty Five Ways to Make Money in Real Estate There is overlap and many of them are similar. Some items are more of a source for deal flow than a separate strategy. We create another item if the skill set or knowledge required is significantly different. None of them will be radically different, but each area or source has a different twist. This was the topic for show number 80, but we have taken the list a little further and deeper by grouping the list into five broad categories: Active Build or Repair and Sell. Items will fall into this category if you buy with the intent of adding value by any means (not always repairs) and re-selling within one year. Active Buy and Hold. These are investments made with the intent to create cash flow. Passive. You put up the money and it creates income for you. No tenants, toilets, contractors. Just the money. Marketing. This includes all real estate related marketing jobs, which is more than simply being a Realtor Vendor. Provide goods or services to real estate investors and the real estate community. Eighty Five Ways p, f, m, v, or b Passive, Fix and Flip, Marketing, Vendor, or Buy and Hold Buy and Hold b Hybrid fix and Hold b Small Multi-family (duplex through quads) b Small Apartments (5-50 units) b Large Apartments b Small Office b Large Office b Commercial Sub-leasing (Regus, WeWork, etc.) b Virtual Office b Triple Net Leasing - large companies don’t always want to own the real estate. b Manufacturing / Industrial b Retail b Motel / Hotel b Raw Land b Farm Investing b Timber b Water/Mineral/Oil/Gas rights b Mobile Homes b Mobile Home Parks b RV Parks b Vacation Rentals b Billboards b Mini-storage b Business short-stay (AirBnB) b Real Estate Syndication b 1031 Exchanges b 26 Bird Dog f Wholesaler f Fix and Flip f New Every 2 Flip strategy f Turn Key Rental sales f Lease Arbitrage f Apartment wholesaler f Fix and Flip Apartments any size f Single family developer f Commercial developer f Non-performing Notes f Performing Notes f New Construction Residential f New Construction Commercial f International investing f 15 Auctions f or b Foreclosure sales f or b Tax Liens f or b Subject-To f or b HUD sales f or b VA sales f or b Bulk packages f or b Joint Ventures f or b 8 Residential Realtor m Commercial Realtor m Real Estate Marketer m Realtor Lead Generation m Realtor Lead Management m Leveraged Contract for Deed m Residential Mortgage Lender m Commercial Mortgage Lender m Lending Broker m Property Management, Residential m Property Management, Commercial m Own the Brokerage m Retirement Specialist m 13 REIT p Crowd Funding p Stock in publicly traded RE company p Cash Lender p IRA Lender p Real Estate Private Equity Fund p 6 Appraiser v Home Inspector v Insurance Agent v Title/Escrow Agent v Real Estate Attorney v Real Estate Accountant v Resident Manager v Handyman v Contractor v Project Manager v Real estate photography v Consulting / Mentoring v Blogging v Author v REIA owner v Trainer / Guru v Radio Host! 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Kris and Cody went to the same high school, went to seperate colleges, went to a Rich Dad Poor Dad seminar, and were hooked. They started immediately putting deals together, purchasing four properties in 5 months. To hear an up-and-coming story of two investors who will be very successful, tune into this episode! If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review! Best Ever Tweet: “I would go to all the community banks or call them” - Kris Kohlstedt & Cody Dover Kristofer Kohlstedt Background: -Recent college graduate, just turned 23, retired collegiate basketball player and is a real estate investor -Purchased 4 properties, 5 units in 5 months -Acquired mentors and investors, now hunting for apartment complexes to purchase -Big advocate on the mental approach to life and creative ways to solve problems -9-5 work is at ABC Financial where I travel the country and train clients how to use our software. -Based in Little Rock, Arkansas -Best Ever Book: How to Make Money in Small Apartments Say hi to them at: Website: Facebook Group: Cody Dover: -Instagram: -LinkedIn: -Facebook: -Snapchat: Dover23 -Email: Cody@journeyestateinvestments.com Kris Kohlstedt: -Instagram: -LinkedIn: -Facebook: -Snapchat: Kris_Kohlstedt -Email: Kris@journeyestateinvestments.com Made Possible Because of Our Best Ever Sponsors:Are you looking for a way to increase your overall profits by reducing your loan payments to the bank? offers a fix-and-flip loan program that ONLY charges interest on the funds that have been disbursed, which can result in thousands of dollars in savings.Before securing financing for your next fix-and-flip project, Best Ever Listeners you must download your free white paper at to find out how Patch of Land’s fix and flip program can positively impact your investment strategy and save you money.
As the latest Venture Alliance Mastermind is wrapping up Jason asks the attendees to share their favorite moments and key takeaways from the event. And in the interview, Brian Chavis, author of The Landlord Academy and Creator of the website of the same name, describes his property management methods and tools. His advice is for income property investors to treat their portfolios as a business and to set expectations from the onset of a landlord-tenant transaction. Key Takeaways: [02:38] John Christensen and Mike Zlotnik share key takeaways from the Venture Alliance Mastermind. [08:03] Gary appreciated the biohacking information shared by other Venture Alliance members. Brian Chavis Guest Interview: [17:50] The fundamentals of attracting tenants. [20:20] Basics of a solid lease. [23:33] The two main systems landlords need to have in place. [27:12] How to handle move outs, inspections and [30:23] Be a better property manager with [30:23] Brian shares his favorite apps and the software he uses to run his business. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Be Your Bank Ugg Freshii Temple Funding Women Investing Network Venture Alliance Mastermind Landlord Academy RealPage Notability
Financial debt (like student loans or credit cards) is irritating, expensive, and flat-out dangerous. But you don’t have to be stuck paying the minimum payments for decades like most Americans. Today, we’re excited to introduce you to Brentin Hess, a young investor who “flipped his way out of student loan debt” and has already been able to quit his job thanks to his real estate investments. You’ll learn how Brentin used a partnership to begin his house flipping journey, as well as the mistakes that cost him time and money in the beginning. Brentin is incredibly inspiring, so take time to listen to this entire episode—and prepare to have a fire lit beneath you!In This Episode We Cover:Tips for getting into real estate at a young ageBrentin’s experience of having a real estate license at 19 years oldHow his first partnership came to fruitionHow to deal with contractors when you’re youngThe details of his first dealTips for leveraging capitalWhat exactly a Guidance Line of Credit isThe importance of building relationshipsWhy he shifted from flipping to rental propertiesHow he financed a multifamily dealTips for finding the right partnersWhen you should consider the rent as stabilizedHow he quit his jobThe story of how Gary Vaynerchuck was a guest for his eventAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsHow to Achieve Greater Success by Doing Less with Devin ElderAchieving Financial Freedom at Age 32 with Austin FruechtingA Simple Morning Ritual to Help You Dominate Every Area of Your Life with Hal ElrodGary Vaynerchuk’s PodcastFrom “D-Student” to $400,000 in Annual Rental Property Cash Flow with David OsbornThe Journey From Flipping Houses to Owning 1,470 Units with Andrew CushmanHow Modeling Greatness Can Get You To 100+ Deals with Matt AitchisonOvercoming Inaction, Direct Mail, and Becoming an Successful Wholesaler with Tim GordonBrandon’s TwitterBooks Mentioned in this ShowRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiCrush It! by Gary VaynerchukThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerHow to Make Big Money in Small Apartments by Lance EdwardsChange Your Habits, Change Your Life by Tom CorleyThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen CoveyFire Round QuestionsWhich mortgage should I pay off first? Rental or my own?Credit card to fund renovations—lots of questions!How can I avoid the mistakes that YOU made?Tweetable Topics:“A lot of people who are into real estate sales don’t even get into investing.” (Tweet This!)“Flipping is transactional.” (Tweet This!)“Time is a finite resource.” (Tweet This!)“Life is boring if you’re not being creative.” (Tweet This!)Connect with BrentinBrentin’s BiggerPockets ProfileBrentin’s Instagram ProfileBrentin’s Facebook ProfileGoRecn
There are ways to get economies of scale with small apartment buildings and our Best Ever guest shares how you can create that economy of scale and make money with them. We also talk about creative financing to do deals with no money of your own. Lance Edwards’s real estate background: – Author of – Multifamily investor who has done deals ranging from 3 to nearly 300 units – Active investor since 2002 and is based in Houston, Texas – Say hi to him at
Lance Edwards is the president of First Cornerstone Group and the author of How to Make Money in Small Apartments. He talks to Jason on the ways you can find great deals, why you should always have a management company, and much more on today's show. Key Takeaways: [1:50] Why are small apartments so great? [6:50] Lance explains how the market cap rate for the metro area can indicate if it's going to be a good cash flow market or not. [10:45] How do you find a good management company? [15:20] Lance explains how you can find a good list of potential sellers. [18:25] Lance offers three price options for sellers. [25:30] – For Jason's listeners, Lance is giving his book away for free. Mentioned In This Episode: http://www.irem.org/ loopnet.com corelogic.com prospectnow.com freeapartmentsbook.com
There are ways to get economies of scale with small apartment buildings and our Best Ever guest shares how you can create that economy of scale and make money with them. We also talk about creative financing to do deals with no money of your own. Best Ever Tweet: When you’re making a decision stick to the math. Lance Edwards’s real estate background: - Author of - Multifamily investor who has done deals ranging from 3 to nearly 300 units - Active investor since 2002 and is based in Houston, Texas - Say hi to him at Subscribe in and so you don't miss an episode! Sponsored by Patch of Land - Could you do more deals if you had more money? Let the crowdfunding platform, Patch of Land, find investors for you and fund your next deal…and your next deal…and your next deal…and…well, just go find out more at
Floyd Smith CEO of Petron Energy II, Inc. back on the show, the stock symbol is “PEII” the company is in the oil and gas space Dr. Patricia Tello TV host of "Patricia Tello en un minuto". Doctor in Natural Medicine. She practices what she calls "The Therapy of Love". Best selling author of theThe Winning Way with Brian Tracy, and soon will be publishing her new book "Quantum Love". The New Medicine, that will be published in both English and Spanish Tom Skerritt is an award winning actor who has appeared in more than forty films and more than two hundred television episodes since 1962. He is known for his roles in MASH, Alien, Top Gun, A River Runs Through It, Steel Magnolia, and the television series Picket Fences Lance Edwards #1 best-selling author of How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments. He's been involved with apartments since 2002. His first real estate deal was a small apartment – a 4-plex he bought nothing down. He's done deals ranging from 3 units to nearly 300 units. He started part-time while working a demanding corporate job and within 3 years retired from corporate America, thanks to small apartments. He's been teaching and coaching apartments since 2007. The largest deal he's done with students is a $11 million flip with 2 students
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In this episode of the show we visit a variety of very interesting houses. First up we travel to the city of angesl with the blu-ray review of Small Apartments (courtesy of Sony Home Video) as we visit a very unique apartment complex starring Matt Lucas, James Caan, James Marsden and Billy Crystal. Then it's a trip back to post Thatcher England with the classic British tv series blu-ray review of The House of Cards Trilogy (courtesy of BBC Home Video) starring Ian Richardson. It's time to lower our culture some with the dvd review of The Jersey Shore : The Uncensored 6th and Final Season (courtesy of Paramount Home Video) as more hijinks resume at Seaside Heights for one last time. It's mayhem in the sky with the video game review of Bioshock : Infinite for the PS3 (courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca) as you fight to save the life of a young girl. Music for this episode features the songs Hypnopower by Tea Leaves, Jersey Girl by The Plastics and Will The Circle Be Unbroken by Jim Beggs, all songs can be found at www.podsafeaudio.com along with the intro song Let's Get Ramblin by Dynamo Snackbar. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome.
Carlsberg don't do podcasts, if they did it would probably feature a lot more talk about beer and a lot less talk about Mike's potential future as an angry old man! Under the scalpel this week are the movies Small Apartments and the new Stephanie Meyer movie The Host. TV is Top of the Lake and the Season 3 Premiere of Game of Thrones.
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