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Stuart Grazier is a full time entrepreneur and a retired Navy pilot. Stuart is also the co-founder and co-host of The Kinetic Man, a podcast to empower.  Stuart opens up about the flawed definitions of success that many people grapple with. He shares the transformative role of community, faith, and vulnerability in shaping a fulfilling life and career. Stuart delves into the importance of tribes, both in personal and professional contexts, and explains how clarity and intentionality can guide individuals toward meaningful growth. Through insightful anecdotes and lessons from his podcasting journey, Stuart provides actionable advice for leaders at all stages.      Key Takeaways [04:01] Stu opens up about the societal pressures that lead men to chase worldly definitions of success—power, money, and sex. He emphasizes the need to shift focus toward personal values and purpose, highlighting the loneliness epidemic and its ties to these flawed ideals. [06:55] Discussing life after the military, Stu describes the challenges veterans face in redefining their identity. Losing the structure and tribe of military life can leave veterans feeling isolated. He stresses the importance of intentionally finding new communities to belong to. [09:20] Humans are designed for connection, as seen in both religious teachings and research studies. Stu emphasizes that relationships are key to happiness and that intentional efforts to build community are vital. [14:05] Stu shares his journey of self-discovery through mentorship, reflection, and accountability. He recounts how mentors helped him identify blind spots and guided him toward actionable steps to improve his life and leadership. [21:24] Stu shares small yet impactful habits learned from guests, like taking walks to spark creativity and creating a daily connection with family through shared rituals. [27:16] Stu discusses the evolution of his faith and why living authentically and sharing his beliefs openly is central to his leadership and personal philosophy. [32:40] Stu describes vulnerability as a superpower and explains how spending time in nature fosters deeper reflection and connection. He emphasizes the importance of outdoor activities in maintaining mental, emotional, and spiritual health. [36:32] Stu and the hosts discuss the value of serving others as a way to move through personal struggles. Stu explains that focusing on others can bring clarity, reduce stress, and create a sense of purpose. [39:16] And remember, People who add value to others do so intentionally. I say that because to add value, leaders must give of themselves, and that rarely occurs by accident. -  John Maxwell Quotable Quotes "If you don't change anything, what does your life look like 10 years down the road?" "The shortest distance between two people is vulnerability." "You can't find clarity without first facing the hard truths about yourself." "Community and purpose are not optional; they are essential." "Failing is okay. It's how you learn and grow." "Let's work on ourselves first, starting with tiny, incremental changes." "You never know who needs to hear your story. Holding it back is a missed opportunity." "Nature has a way of opening up the soul and creating space for growth." "Your identity isn't your title; it's who you are at your core." "Find your tribe. Life is better when you're not doing it alone."   Resources Mentioned The Leadership Podcast | Sponsored by | Rafti Advisors. LLC | Self-Reliant Leadership. LLC | Stu Grazier LinkedIn | The Kinetic Man Website | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Podcast |  

Discover the incredible journey of Stu Grazier, a retired Navy pilot and successful real estate investor, as he shares how his 20-year military career and a transformative deployment to Iraq reshaped his faith and ignited his passion for entrepreneurship. Stu's story is an inspiring testament to overcoming adversity, from enduring severe sports injuries to finding his true calling in helping men grow in their finances, careers, and personal lives. You'll be captivated by his anecdotes and the profound spiritual awakenings that have defined his path.For full show note details, go to the episode webpage:https://thelionwithin.us/podcast/408-how-to-be-a-kinetic-man-with-stuart-grazier/Send us a Text Message.As men, we navigate different seasons, seeking guidance to conquer obstacles while remaining steadfast. Discipleship Masterminds is the environment where you not only receive invaluable insights to overcome challenges but also gain profound guidance on the path to becoming the leader God uniquely designed you to be.Get started today by starting your free trial of the community here. Get started for free with our 30 Day to Unleash the Lion Within series In just 30 days, you'll embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth. This free resource offers a series of messages, with proven methods to simplify and apply God's Word to your life, empowering you to be an effective leader. Visit thelionwith.us/unleash to get started for free today. Support the Show.Join the Community TodayThe exclusive community for men who are seeking Truth and Accountability which creates courage to lead, fulfillment and direction. Start your 30-Day Risk-Free trial today!Join the Daily Spiritual Kick OffJoin Chris and other members every weekday morning in our app FREE! Dive into God's Word and leave with practical ways to simplify and apply it to your daily walk. Join the Daily Spiritual Kick Off today!

Stuart Grazier is a retired Navy pilot who served 20 years in the military. During a 14-month deployment to Iraq in 2008/2009, Stuart had the opportunity to do a deep-dive study into real estate investing and learned about the power of passive income. Through endless learning, lots of determination, and continuous action, he and his family have become financially free. From house-hacking (before the term was coined), wholesaling, and flipping houses, to investing in real estate mortgage notes, private lending, commercial property syndications, and buying cash-flowing rental properties, he and his family have reached financial independence.Stuart and his family now own a portfolio of over $600,000 in performing mortgage notes, a personal portfolio of 22 single-family rental properties, a commercial office building, an RV park, a mixed-use commercial building (2 retail and 10 apartments), and is a General Partner in 2 mobile home park syndications. He has also been a Limited Partner investor in multiple multi-family syndications. Additionally, Stuart owns and manages a $5M hard-money lending fund, and is co-founder of a turnkey real estate company where they are providing rehabbed, cash-flowing rental properties to their network of investors. Starting in June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired, rehabbed, and sold approximately 200+ turnkey rental properties, averaging 3-5 properties per month. Stuart is also the co-founder of a Men's Mastermind Group, which aims to network, educate, and connect other men that are wanting to grow as husbands, dads, and leaders within their community.Stuart has been married to his beautiful wife Kristel for 15 years, and they have two amazing children, Kollins (9 year 9-year-old girl) and Wells (6 year 6-year-old boy), and they reside in Parker, CO.Learn more:https://storehouse310.com/ | https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuartgrazier/Elite Real Estate Leaders Podcasthttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/elite-real-estate-leaders-podcastSource: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-stuart-grazier-co-founder-of-storehouse-mastermind

Stuart Grazier is a retired Navy pilot who served 20 years in the military. During a 14-month deployment to Iraq in 2008/2009, Stuart had the opportunity to do a deep-dive study into real estate investing and learned about the power of passive income. Through endless learning, lots of determination, and continuous action, he and his family have become financially free. From house-hacking (before the term was coined), wholesaling, and flipping houses, to investing in real estate mortgage notes, private lending, commercial property syndications, and buying cash-flowing rental properties, he and his family have reached financial independence.Stuart and his family now own a portfolio of over $600,000 in performing mortgage notes, a personal portfolio of 22 single-family rental properties, a commercial office building, an RV park, a mixed-use commercial building (2 retail and 10 apartments), and is a General Partner in 2 mobile home park syndications. He has also been a Limited Partner investor in multiple multi-family syndications. Additionally, Stuart owns and manages a $5M hard-money lending fund, and is co-founder of a turnkey real estate company where they are providing rehabbed, cash-flowing rental properties to their network of investors. Starting in June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired, rehabbed, and sold approximately 200+ turnkey rental properties, averaging 3-5 properties per month. Stuart is also the co-founder of a Men's Mastermind Group, which aims to network, educate, and connect other men that are wanting to grow as husbands, dads, and leaders within their community.Stuart has been married to his beautiful wife Kristel for 15 years, and they have two amazing children, Kollins (9 year 9-year-old girl) and Wells (6 year 6-year-old boy), and they reside in Parker, CO.Learn more:https://storehouse310.com/ | https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuartgrazier/Elite Real Estate Leaders Podcasthttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/elite-real-estate-leaders-podcastSource: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-stuart-grazier-co-founder-of-storehouse-mastermind

When it comes to being part of a group or an organization, accountability is one of the most desired traits that a member should possess. Whether you like it or not, your boss, your colleagues, your partner, your team members, and your community expect accountability as well as the responsibility from you as you fulfill your role to achieve your common goal. The same is true when you're trying to attain your personal goals. But, it is hard to be accountable to yourself when you are alone in your journey, right?Stuart Grazier and David Gutierrez of Storehouse Mastermind and Storehouse 3:10 Ventures, join us today to talk about helping others find, define, and live their “why” through a process of accountability that works. They help men find their highest and best through deep conversations of faith, giving, family, service, leadership, including entrepreneurship, financial literacy, real estate, and business. Listen now and learn how with partners and mentors, men can honor accountability in pursuit of an abundant life imbued by faith, family, service, and financial freedom. Key Points From This Episode: Stuart and David share their respective personal and family backgrounds.How David and Stuart's decades-long friendship translated into business partnerships.Why they started investing in real estate while still on active duty in the navyWhat's David‘s horrible real estate investing experience that forced them to start their own business and drove them to create a better experience for their network?Why they built a business model centered around core values and serving God's purpose and missionWhat were Stuart's and David's formative experiences that predisposed them to generosity and giving?David and Stuart share personal stories of generosity and their chosen charitable organizations to give to.How and why David and Stuart started the Storehouse Mastermind groupHow the mastermind group helps members in various areas of life to become better husbands, better fathers, and better leadersDavid talks about Storehouse 3:10 VenturesWhat's David's and Stuart's vision for the Storehouse mastermind group and business ventures?David's and Stuart's advice on concrete steps that one can take to  grow in generosity, in business, in pursuing God's kingdomLinks Mentioned in Today's Episode:Click to Find out more about our upcoming event: "Crafting Your Kingdom Investing Thesis" Storehouse MastermindStorehouse 3:10 VenturesWarriors HeartSecrets of the Millionaire Mind: Mastering the Inner Game of Wealth  by T. Harv EkerGospel Patrons by John RinehartGiving Together by John RinehartThe Go-Giver series by Bob Burg and John David MannThe Wealthy Gardener by John SoforicThe Infinite Game by Simon Sinek

David and Stuart started a business real estate investing when they were active Naval Officers with the intention of creating a faith-based business. Being active-duty military members at the time of Storehouse's inception, we wanted to focus on serving those who serve this country, hoping to provide a path to financial independence that would give military members options to continue serving or transition from their respective service, a choice based on desire rather than need. In this episode, we cover a range of topics from real estate investing, core values, the military, and how to be a great leader. Both men are phenomenal leaders who are dedicated to help out their fellow brothers/sisters. You'll Learn: How to create everlasting relationships How to build relationships with investors What to do when it isn't working Why should you define your core values Why you need a growth mindset Favorite Quote: “Is it relationship based? Is it, I just really want to make money and you need to be honest with yourself, right? I just wanna make money. I don't care where the money comes from. I just want to get out there. I want people to recognize blah, blah, blah, and gimme money, and then we'll do these deals and whatever, if that's you, then you should be self-aware enough to know that. Right. And for us, we, we decided early that the relational piece, and I won't even say we decided early. We knew that was important to us. Our actions weren't really coinciding with that. You know, and then we took step back, took an assessment. We're like, you know what, this isn't really what we want” - David Gutierrez Connect With David & Stuart Website: www.storehouse310.com https://linktr.ee/fillingthestorehouse Top Recommended Resources: Alpha Influence Media Site https://1-alundas.systeme.io/aim?fbclid=IwAR17zLYyXdusybryxEjdDmk1f0xK0NBJIBL-8vCQ1OTxscegsY0w2OPZpd8 Now Sponsored By My Fit Life DISCOUNT CODE: TWP20 For 20% OFF https://myfitlife.net/?rfsn=6544122.2d7531 Thanks for Rocking With US! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. To help out the show: Leave a 5 Star Rating, Subscribe, and honest review on Apple Podcast. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewinnersparadigm/support

""Stuart and David are Co-founders at Storehouse 3:10 turnkey. Being active duty military members at the time of Storehouse's inception, Stuart and David wanted to focus on serving those who serve this country, hoping to provide a path to financial independence that would give military members options to continue serving or transition from their respective service, a choice based on desire rather than need. Stuart and David are committed to fiercely protecting the integrity of Storehouse 3:10 and providing superior investment opportunities to their customers and team. Episode Spotlights- To thrive in real estate, you need to understand it is a people game - Humility is a powerful skill when it comes to leading teams- Building a team begins with knowing yourself- Understanding what you want from real estate- The best thing you can do is assume things are going to go wrong - Private Lending is the most passive form of real estate- Being honest is a good trait to have when it comes to raising capitalBook Recommendation:- Go-Givers- The Wealthy Gardner- The richest man in Babylon Connect with Stuart Grazier & David Gutierrez Podcast: Filling The Storehouse Podcast Grab your freebie - Tips for Multifamily Investing at www.ushacapital.comFound this episode insightful? Show us some love by spreading the word on social media or  rating and reviewing the show here - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/multifamily-ap360/id1522097213Follow Rama on socials!LinkedIn | Meta | Twitter | InstagramConnect to Rama KrishnaE-mail: info@ushacapital.comWebsite: www.ushacapital.comMeetEm.comMicro-Interviews with Business Experts, Angel Investors, & Famous Executives .Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

David and Stuart started a business real estate investing when they were active Naval Officers with the intention of creating a faith-based business. Being active-duty military members at the time of Storehouse's inception, we wanted to focus on serving those who serve this country, hoping to provide a path to financial independence that would give military members options to continue serving or transition from their respective service, a choice based on desire rather than need. In this episode, we cover a range of topics from real estate investing, core values, the military, and how to be a great leader. Both men are phenomenal leaders who are dedicated to help out their fellow brothers/sisters. You'll Learn: How to create everlasting relationships How to build relationships with investors What to do when it isn't working Why should you define your core values Why you need a growth mindset Favorite Quote: “Is it relationship based? Is it, I just really want to make money and you need to be honest with yourself, right? I just wanna make money. I don't care where the money comes from. I just want to get out there. I want people to recognize blah, blah, blah, and gimme money, and then we'll do these deals and whatever, if that's you, then you should be self-aware enough to know that. Right. And for us, we, we decided early that the relational piece, and I won't even say we decided early. We knew that was important to us. Our actions weren't really coinciding with that. You know, and then we took step back, took an assessment. We're like, you know what, this isn't really what we want” - David Gutierrez Connect With David & Stuart Website: www.storehouse310.com https://linktr.ee/fillingthestorehouse Top Recommended Resources: Alpha Influence Media Site https://1-alundas.systeme.io/aim?fbclid=IwAR17zLYyXdusybryxEjdDmk1f0xK0NBJIBL-8vCQ1OTxscegsY0w2OPZpd8 Now Sponsored By My Fit Life DISCOUNT CODE: TWP20 For 20% OFF https://myfitlife.net/?rfsn=6544122.2d7531 Thanks for Rocking With US! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. To help out the show: Leave a 5 Star Rating, Subscribe, and honest review on Apple Podcast. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewinnersparadigm/support

Can you mix faith and business together? Stuart Grazier and David Gutierrez could and so can you. They are the co-founders of Storehouse 3:10 Ventures, LLC, which acquires and adds value to cash-flowing rental properties that will help their investors gain financial freedom through rental real estate. They donate 10% of all their net profits to their partner non-profit organizations.  In this episode, they will talk about how they built their business based on their faith, the journey they had to take and the challenges they had to overcome, and strategies that other investors can apply to their real estate investing.  [00:01 - 02:23] Opening Segment How Stuart Grazier and David Gutierrez become business partners This was their motivation to invest in real estate after retiring from the Navy [02:24 - 07:02] Building Systems and Processes The importance of building a team and the right systems and processes. Stuart shares a few secrets on how they do turnkey business from a distance David tells a few tips to scale a real estate business [07:03 - 12:40] Managing Worst-Case Scenarios Stuart and David capitalized on their military network to diversify This was how they did it This is David's favorite exercise before doing a deal, and he explains why You will learn something from how Stuart and David handle crises Listen to this segment [12:41 - 17:02] Investing in Real Estate Founded on Faith and Passion Stuart and David offer their outlooks on the future of real estate This is how they educate their investors about potential deals Learn the story behind the name of their company [17:03 - 18:47] Closing Segment A real estate mistake you want the listeners to avoid Not taking action Don't overanalyze Your way to making the world a better place Donating a portion of their business earnings to charity Reach out to Stuart and Ben Links below Final words Tweetable Quotes   “The biggest piece to having a successful real estate business is just fostering and creating relationships.” - Stuart Grazier “Real estate is a team sport…you got to create that know, like, and trust triangle. ” - Stuart Grazier “Focus is key, but also think that being diversified is also a great way to figure out where you're talented, where your highest and best is.” - David Gutierrez “Choose partners and choose teammates that compliment your weaknesses, and in order to do that, you have to know yourself.” - David Gutierrez -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Email grazierinvest@gmail.com to connect with Stuart and David. They are also on LinkedIn: Stuart's LinkedIn David's LinkedIn Turn the key to your future by investing in real estate. Visit Storehouse 3:10 Turnkey now! Listen to their podcast, Filling the Storehouse Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: Stuart Grazier  00:00 Networking and building relationships, honestly, I mean, I think that's the biggest piece to having a successful real estate business is just fostering and creating relationships. You know, real estate is a team sport. I've learned that the hard way. You know, I tried to do a lot of real estate, investing on my own, trying to do everything by myself for a long time. And it's just not the way to do business in real estate. You got to build relationships, you got to create that, you know, that know, like, and trust triangle. So I think that's it, man.    Intro  00:27 Welcome to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate Show. Whether you are an active or passive investor, we will teach you how to scale your real estate investing business into something big.   Sam Wilson  00:39 David and Stu, welcome to the show.   Stuart Grazier  00:41 Sam, what's going on, man? How are you?   Sam Wilson  00:42 Hey, man, I'm great. Same three questions I ask every guest who comes on the show. In 90 seconds or less, can you tell me where did you guys start? Where are you now? And how did you get there?   Stuart Grazier  00:50 Yeah, so David and I, we actually were college roommates way back in the day from the Naval Academy. And we've finished up a 20-year career in the Navy, we've both been investing in real estate on the side and about every different niche and strategy we could possibly think of, started a company together about three and a half years ago, and we have a podcast, we have a turnkey business in Wisconsin, flipping 30 to 40 to 50 houses a year, turn them into rental properties. We've also syndicated some mobile home parks, and we are lenders and we do all the fun stuff in between.   Sam Wilson  01:23 That is amazing. Question for you, David, when you hear all that, is there ever any consideration of saying, hey, let's streamline operations and really dial down into one niche?   David Gutierrez  01:33 Yeah, absolutely. You know, I think focus is really important. We are about to retire from the Navy. So in about five months, that'll really, hopefully free up some time, we've done a really good job of filling up the time that potential we are going to free up. So we need to, we definitely need to focus but and I would encourage absolutely encourage your guests and your listeners that focus is key. But also think that being diversified is also a great way to figure out where you're talented, where your highest and best is. And it gives you a chance to see if you really enjoy certain things and don't enjoy certain things. We love single family homes, a lot people think you graduate from single family homes go to multifamily and commercial deals. But we found that we really enjoy single family homes, so probably maintain a portfolio doing some of those. But at the same time, we also enjoy multi use buildings and multifamily. So I do think you do have to somewhat of a focus area. But I also think the diversification is good for us.   Sam Wilson  02:24 Right? What have been some things that you guys have done? I mean, these are a lot of different moving pieces, you know, doing a turnkey business in Milwaukee from Denver, while you're full time in the Navy. I mean, how have you effectively managed all of those? I mean, again, being full time in the Navy, like that's a lot of moving pieces. How have you done it?    Stuart Grazier  02:42 Yeah, so I think the biggest thing is building a team to help you and surround you with all the things that that we're not good at. David's like not good at really much anything. So we have to find a lot of things that can help us out on that end. But honestly, you just build out a team, building systems and processes and putting things in place where you know, we don't have to be in the business full time all the time,   David Gutierrez  03:03 You should also have a face to the business. And that would be me, anybody of your watchers on YouTube, you'll see students face and recognize why that's not the case for our business, that he's not the face. But I think there's also a component of outsourcing some of the things you're not good at, there's a couple things, one, choose partners and choose teammates that compliment you know your weaknesses. And in order to do that, you have to know yourself, right? You have to spend some serious time analyzing what you're good at admitting being honest with yourself being self aware and admitting the things that you're good at, and you're not good at. And then when you I'm a believer in taking your strengths and really maximizing those, the best that I can be for our team are the areas that that I bring my strengths, I don't need to spend a ton of time on my weaknesses, because my weaknesses, that effort will never do my weaknesses up to where my strengths are. Right. So I think you really focus on building that and outsource your weaknesses. And luckily for Stuart nine, we are so different. We have a great relationship, we get along great. And that's a key component. We trust each other, we love each other. But then there's the element of he brings things to the team that I just do not bring the analytical side things that I don't really care to do. And he's really good at that stuff. So it's a great partnership.   Sam Wilson  04:06 I love that. Ttalk to us about doing turnkey from a distance. That's a really unique anglem, and Milwaukee, how did you pick the market? And then how did you scale the teams effectively? I mean, that's, I know, a lot of turnkey providers. I don't know any who do it from a distance.   Stuart Grazier  04:23 Yeah. So a lot of things that we've built are out of past failures. And a lot of lessons learned along the way. You know, David and I were actually both living overseas in Italy. And we decided to purchase turnkey from a distance as a way to scale our own personal portfolios. And we both had really, really bad experiences with it. And David had way worse experience than I did to where it was like fraudulent he was possibly like going to court over some stuff. But along that journey, we really kind of figured out like there's some good ways to do things and some not-so-good ways to do things. And out of necessity, David really had to kind of build out a whole new team. His investments were in Milwaukee, he has family there. So he had to build out a team, I was going through some struggles, we were comparing notes, we'd also, you know, already had been doing stuff in the past. And we decided to take this and build on those lessons learned and build out a company to try to do it the right way. And so, you know, through those struggles, and through those failures, we were able to build out a team build out a model that we could be proud of, you know, using kind of those core values that we stand for. And, you know, build our team that way.   Sam Wilson  05:29 Yeah, that's really intriguing. I mean, it's one thing to do it once or twice on your own, maybe from a distance, it's another thing entirely, to develop an entire replicable system. What was that process like?   David Gutierrez  05:41 Yeah, you know, it's interesting, because there's, and I think you have to recognize what you bring to a situation, right. So when we're looking to build a team in Milwaukee, we're analyzing, you know, what we bring. So if we bring a network, we bring funding, we bring these different elements to make it easy for the team to acquire a property, then, you know, they kind of put some people together, they do some hiring and bring some contractors in that, you know, can hopefully embrace what we're looking to do. And then on the back end, we have a network that wants to buy these beautiful products, and we can continue to replicate that. So I think as you look at those things, and you try to build a system, I'll tell you, one of the things that I wouldn't recommend, I would not recommend doing it from a distance. Now that we've done it from a distance, I think the best way to build systems is to build a culture and to build the way that you do business and to be present for that every single day. So that you can your face is seen and you can really communicate the desired outcome of the business is the most effective way to do that, barring being able to be permanently there, if you do it from a distance, I would encourage you to get some really good frequent flyer credit card miles and spend a lot of time there and be present so that your team can see you and you can build that the system's weather, you know, we like EOS from traction, right? And, you know, willing, and we love that those processes. But whatever it is that you choose, the system you choose, is something you got to be dedicated to your team's got to be dedicated to. And a lot of times you have to be really present to build that culture.   Sam Wilson  07:02 Right. That's absolutely fantastic. So tell me, you know about building out then you guys have also syndicated mobile home parks, that's another kind of left turn outside of, you know, doing single family turnkey, doing a debt fund, syndicating mobile home parks, what does that look like? How are you finding opportunity? And then how are you growing that side of your business?   Stuart Grazier  07:21 Yeah, I mean, again, it's still not that team, you know, finding the right partners, the right people that compliment you, you know, one thing that we kind of saw early on in our investing careers was, you know, we had a great network, you know, being be military guys, we had a lot of people in our network within the military that were really interested in investing in real estate, but didn't really know how to, we were able to kind of capitalize on that and educate and help and teach. And we started a podcast, and we started seeing that we were able to do really well with our network. And so we use that as a source to then partner with someone that was knowledgeable about a market about an asset, and about, you know, kind of the nuts and bolts of the buying and managing and operating the asset. And we were able to kind of partner with them and bring the network and raise some capital and provide some, you know, investor relations to the team. So again, just building out a team, and then working with our strengths to do what we do best.    David Gutierrez  08:21 I think one thing that's really important to emphasize here is the partnership piece. And I think real estate is an area that a lot of people very quickly formed partnerships, and like, let's go do a deal. Hey, you're my neighbor, we've talked about five times I know you got somebody, I've got some money, we draw the same color car, so let's go do a deal. You know, I would highly recommend against that, you know, for Stuart and I, our partnership started developing 25 years ago, in the context of a hard situation, the Naval Academy, going through some tough times, and building a relationship, founding that 20 years of service and friendship and seeing each other's kids be physically seeing each other's kids be more, but shortly after, when the baby came out, you know, going to each other's weddings, you know, doing all these things, we have this very, very strong partnership, we build partnerships. Now, before we do deals, there's a lot of time spent relationship building, getting to know and doing worst-case scenario, that's my favorite game before doing a partnership, we say, Okay, this is the deal. And this went completely wrong. We lost money here, we have these investors, what do we do? What are you going to do in that situation? I think when you go through that exercise, and you put rigor towards relationship and partnerships, then when the tough times come, it's easy, it's automatic, right? You know exactly what you're going to do and you face contact and you make a decision and you move forward. And I think that the partnership piece, I see it so many times in real estate, especially when you start getting into bigger deals, commercial syndication multifamily investors. And if you don't want to have a beer with the guy or gal, do not bring them on as a partner. Do not bring them on as an investor because you should know that you're going to be together and somewhat of a marriage for a while.   Sam Wilson  09:48 For sure. What are some things you guys are writing into your agreements for when planning for worst-case scenarios? It's one thing to talk about it but it's another thing to have, hey, if you don't perform this perfectly, whatever it is, how are you protecting yourself in that way?   Stuart Grazier  10:03 Yeah, so we early on, David mentioned the book, Traction, you know, we read through that they had a thing called the The Vision/Traction Organizer, and it has you specifically write out like your vision, your core values, your 10-year vision, your five-year goals, your three-year goals, your plan, we do quarterly, you know, rock statements where like, you got things going on what you want to work towards. So we do that on a regular basis on a quarterly basis. We write those in and we update it every single year. So we always have that to go by, you know, obviously, like, we have the operating agreements for our businesses. And you know, we're best friends, like, you know, our families are incredibly close. And, you know, like David said, like, we're not gonna put anything in writing that says, if you fail on this, I'm not going to be your friend anymore. But we had those, like, serious talks ahead of time, from the business aspect. And, you know, our friendship and our family come over anything, you know, related to money in business. And, you know, we had this hard conversation before we decided to go into business together.    Sam Wilson  11:03 Well, that's between you two, but let's assume you're working with your mobile home park operator, that's a very different relationship, how have you guys kind of WarGames that relationship and made sure that you know, when things go awry, how they're handled?   David Gutierrez  11:17 I'll tell you one of the really good beneficial things that we have currently, as our business partners on some of these deals are lawyers. And so they write very effective lawyer ease into these contracts into the operating agreements. And so the paperwork is legit. Obviously, the paperwork is vetted very finely, and I think really were to get after what you're talking about, most of the times that we're doing these investments, we're raising money, these are with people that either we have a connection for the most part through the military, if we don't personally know them at that point. But I'll tell you the Speed of Trust, right, and we hear it all the time, it's a Speed of Trust, if you have that the speed of the deal is very quick. And so we spent a lot of time whether it's through again, for your listeners, podcasts are amazing opportunities, not only for us to get great guests on or to be, you know, guests on on amazing shows. But it's an opportunity for someone to click on a button and hear who we are. And if that can, that message is consistent over and over and over. By the time we get on the phone with them, and they want to invest, they feel like they have a good foundation for who we are. And then we have to obviously, if we're not being genuine, it comes out pretty quickly, right. But I think we are very genuine and honest with our audience. And so it's really enhanced. The legalese, all the stuff that nobody understands or necessarily reads anyways, and really builds it into foundation of a relationship, where then transactions are taking place, and they'll tell you pay your investors back, then back on time pan back and forth, and you do it over and over and over again. And that's really gonna the words gonna get out, right?    Sam Wilson  12:41 Yeah, absolutely. What are some things you guys are doing right now to find opportunity?   Stuart Grazier  12:44 Networking, and building relationships. Honestly, I mean, I think that's the biggest piece to having a successful real estate business is just fostering and creating relationships. You know, real estate is a team sport. I've learned that the hard way. You know, I tried to do a lot of real estate investing, on my own, tried to do everything by myself for a long time. And it's just not the way to do business in real estate, you got to build relationships, you got to create that, you know, that know, like, and trust triangle. So I think that's it.    Sam Wilson  13:11 And yeah, I love it. Tell me when you guys look forward, talking about the, you know, three, five, and 10-year plans? What does the future look like for you guys?   David Gutierrez  13:20 Yeah, you know, it's an interesting question. I think the, there's always times in life where you have these significant transitions, you really try to have to redefine and refocus. And I'd say that we're in that stage right now. But I think what the most important thing is that, whether you're doing your first deal, your 100 deal, or you know, you're kind of redefining I was listening to a podcast the other day with 10X Guy, Grant Cardone, thank you very much. But he in his state currently is redefining every year, and he's getting on these podcasts, and you can see a transition. And so I would say in the midst of those things, what we're doing now is still taking action. So for example, we came back to Colorado both moved back here recently, as we're transitioning out, we went down to the area where we have the mobile home parks and put a multi-use building on a contract. We're like, Okay, let's get this. We like this area, like this town, we can analyze this deal till the cows come home. Let's do it looks good. Numbers, pencil, we have some great partners. And let's take this thing down and, you know, get our feet wet here and figure out what the Colorado market because vastly different Milwaukee, right. I mean, Colorado is an extremely different market. But I think taking that action and always having the passion, we have a passion towards real estate, and team building. So you put those things together, we're going to go find a market, we're going to see where the numbers make sense. And could you do deals I would see for us in the future, to continue to do these mixed-use in these areas that we're looking at kind of tertiary markets. I see us growing that business that portfolio, those opportunities for our investors. And then I also see for us we love investing in the veteran community. And so there's a lot of guys out there starting to do operations, you know, whether it's multifamily or they're doing turnkey stuff and building funds to be able to enable them to not have a cash issue and help them to get their businesses up and running is something We're super passionate about so we see growth on that side of it as well.   Sam Wilson  15:02 It sounds like you guys are really opportunistic, like you're not tied necessarily. I mean, clearly from your initial intro they're doing turnkey debt funds syndicating mobile home parks both, I mean, you guys got your hands in a lot of things. I would classify that as opportunistic. How do you educate your investor base with so many different opportunities that you're looking at?   Stuart Grazier  15:21 So we have a podcast ourselves, and we have amazing guests come on, we don't really, truly focus just on real estate. It's a business podcast, but we focus on everything that we're passionate about faith, family, financial freedom, entrepreneurship, giving, you know, so we have continuous guests on they're talking about different topics. We're also a part of mastermind groups, we're a part of a military veteran mastermind group that focuses on real estate. We're part of some other mastermind groups. And so it's just pouring in getting on phone calls, teach and talking, you know, through our experience of trying these different things. And I mean, you know, a lot of people say, hey, focus on one thing, but I feel that, because we've tried so many things, we're pretty well versed, and we kind of know what to look for what not to look for. And, you know, there's a lot there's some good to that too.    Sam Wilson  16:06 Right, yeah. Absolutely. Last question before we jump into the final three, Storehouse 3:10. That's the name of your business. Tell us about that.   David Gutierrez  16:14 Yeah. So you know, one of the big tenants that when we found our business and all our business are found down is giving. We're big into tithing. So Molokai 310, is the traditional tithing verse from the Bible. And so it's something that we really are passionate about giving to organizations that we love and care for. So for example, we've given to a warrior's heart, huge supporters of them and the Exodus road currently have a really good partnership with them to try to enable and empower them as best we can. So we have a huge passion for giving, we feel it's part of our mandate, it's part of our faith. It's part of who we are as men. And so that's really the foundation of you know, the first business we started and, and really carried through to, you know, now we've got about four or five different businesses we started and with the general theme of giving first.   Stuart Grazier  16:58 So the 10% of our profits from all of our businesses go to charity organizations.   Sam Wilson  17:03 Cool. Very, very cool. Well, you took one of my last three questions. So now it's down to two, what is one mistake you can help our listeners avoid and how do you avoid it?   David Gutierrez  17:10 Yeah, you know, I think that for me, one is I'm a relationship guy. I'm very passionate, I'm very quick to make decisions. I think that's a huge benefit in the military. But it also has a dark side to it, right? It has the, you're too quick to jump in, you're too quick to do things you maybe don't analyze enough. And so I would say that, you know, allowing my emotions and excitement to get me into a deal or even do a partnership is a mistake. But I think a bigger mistake, oftentimes is not taking action is seeing opportunities. And you know, it's good. You've analyzed, you've analyzed 100 deals at this point. And you know, this one is good. Or maybe it's maybe something home run, but it's an opportunity to get into the space to do something about something and you sit on the sidelines, and you continue to do that and justify it with well, I'm analyzing, we can analyze forever. So I think not taking action is a big one for me as well.   Sam Wilson  17:58 Fantastic. I love that. Last question for you, if our listeners were to get in touch with you, what's the best way to do that?   Stuart Grazier  18:03 Yeah, so Dave and I are both pretty active on LinkedIn. You can check it out. Check us out there and connect with us. And then our website is storehouse310turnkey.com, and we have links there for our podcast as well the tab there, so check out our podcast filling the storehouse.    Sam Wilson  18:19 Awesome. Gentlemen, thank you for your time today. Do appreciate it.   David Gutierrez  18:21 And they say appreciate you.   Sam Wilson  18:23 Hey, thanks for listening to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate Podcast. If you can do me a favor and subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, whatever platform it is you use to listen, if you can do that for us, that would be a fantastic help to the show. It helps us both attract new listeners as well as rank higher on those directories so appreciate you listening. Thanks so much and hope to catch you on the next episode.  

Stuart Grazier joins the Real Estate Investor's Money Matrix Podcast to discuss his journey from the military to creating Storehouse 3:10, where he and his partner flip turn-key rentals to investors. Host Scott Ulmer and Stuart discuss the following topics: Tips before buying turn-key investment properties Advice for military folks investing in real estate Advice for finding turn-key properties When Scott found out he didn't want to invest in "war-zone" areas Minimum cash flow for investing in a rental property? Entrepreneurial motivation The Real Estate Investor's Money Matrix course: https://www.pinkaffiliates.com/offers/8bXgFAX9/checkout Stuart Grazier's links: ► LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-grazier-327298145/► Storehouse 3:10 https://storehouse310turnkey.com/ Follow Scott Ulmer: ► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-ulmer/ ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scottulmerhere ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottulmerh... ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scottulmerhere? #RealEstateInvesting #Entrepreneurship #TurnKeyProperties #TurnKeyRentals Scott Ulmer is a nationally recognized real estate speaker and trainer with over 24 years of experience as a real estate investor. In the Real Estate Investor's Money Matrix Podcast, Scott talks about how transitioning to non-traditional real estate investing after the 2008 collapse paved his way to financial freedom. He loves teaching people how to change their lives by understanding how to make money in real estate, and has transacted over 3,000 real estate deals. This podcast is for Scott to share his experiences, and tap into the experiences of others in the real estate investing space. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What kind of business do you envision having in real estate? For real estate investor Stuart Grazier, it is a business wherein he can promote serving and giving. In today's episode, Stuart talks about his faith-based business which focuses on giving back to the Church and community.Stuart says by having a mindset of serving and giving first helps him grow their business. He shares his business core values include giving, service, integrity, and laughter. He emphasizes the need for business core values to be seen through action, not by mere words. Tune in and find out how having a serving and giving mindset can help you scale up.

Join us as we interview Stuart Grazier and discuss the power in building a good team.

In this episode, Jonathan Farber interviews Stuart Grazier on his path from starting real estate out of college while in the military to approaching 100 units sold through his remote turnkey business. Stu runs a turnkey operation while on active duty in the Navy, based in Denver, Colorado. In this episode, we break down topics like: utilizing the VA loan, using smart househacking criteria, notes for renting by the room, and more! Top Takeaways: Taking advantage of the VA loan - 11:15 - 12:15 The VA loan is one of the best benefits available to military members It allows you to get a mortgage for 0 down, with a few basic requirements It is an excellent way for military members to get started in real estate Picking househack criteria to make it work - 16:00 - 18:15 If you know you’re going to be moving in a few years, consider that added risk in your bu In expensive markets especially you need to make sure it’s rentable without you in it Get something that you would be comfortable renting if you aren’t able to sell Tips for renting by the room - 21:15 - 22:15 One way to ease into it and avoid some awkwardness is to find tenants in your network While it may not be for everyone, there is a lot of value in it If you don’t go with it to start, leave it in your back pocket as an option if needed How to bring value to Stuart Grazier: Check out his turnkey business, looking for partners and private money lenders Resources: listsource.com propstream.com reireply.com Social Links: biggerpockets.com/users/StuGrazier linkedin.com/in/stuart-grazier-327298145 storehouse310turnkey.com ‎Filling The Storehouse on Apple Podcasts Connect With Our Sponsor, MartelTurnkey: martelturnkey.com Schedule a Call info@martelturnkey.com Connect With The host, Jonathan Farber Here! jonjfarber@outlook.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanfarber1/ Instagram: @jonjfarb Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.farber.9 Facebook Group: Real Estate Mentorship Mastermind https://www.facebook.com/groups/860025821084224/ BiggerPockets: https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/JonathanF29 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB8BJ8K5ILXdfOnsDWamVqw Schedule a time to talk: https://calendly.com/jonathan-farber/1-on-1-with-jonathan-farber-mmtr

Having a great interest in entrepreneurship and real estate business, Stu got involved in several business ventures while still on active duty. But his limited knowledge in every side hustle has resulted in his money going down the drain. Learning from his mistakes and educating himself from that same gig he failed for, Stu is now building not just an investment but a portfolio of businesses.   Being a well-rounded investor, Stu’s concept of growing a successful business involves: Surrounding yourself with the right people Engage yourself in education Learn from mistakes   In today’s episode of the Expert(ish) Podcast, our guest, Stuart Grazier will share his story on how his failures have turned into successes. He will also talk about the lists of his business ventures, why they failed, and how he used those failures in building multiple businesses while still an officer in the US Navy.   Stuart Grazier is the Co-Founder of Storehouse 3:10 Ventures. They are a turnkey real estate company that strives to be more than just a platform that helps people create wealth and freedom through real estate investing. Their core values - Service, Giving, Integrity, and Laughter.   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote "I would say that it's super important to figure out what drives you and figure out your purpose and your passion and your why. Now figuring out that why and what you want, your big mission of purpose to be, and then use that as kind of your driving force to go and do bigger, better things. And if there's a will, there's a way."                                                                                                - Stuart Grazier     In This Episode 2:15 - Backstory of Stu Grazier   3:50 - How he started his real estate journey   6:54 - His perspective on how to kickstart your venture in real estate   8:40 - The biggest hurdle he experienced relative to investing and what he learned from it   12:45 - His list of failed ventures that created the path for his business   16:26 - The evolution of Storehouse 3:10 Ventures   24:19 - Stu's other business ventures   31:40 - His advice to anybody who wants to dive into real estate investing   34:59 - Why having a team who shares the same value is important in any  endeavor   Engage with Stuart Grazier, Storehouse 3:10 Ventures Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Filling the Storehouse Podcast     Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSON   Call (858) 925- 4536 Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram   Listen to more episodes of the  Expert(ish) Podcast iTune Spotify    

This episode I talk to Stuart Grazier of Storehouse 3:10 Ventures as we discuss how create a platform that will give you a purpose and mission before you transition. Find out how you can do something now that your future self will thank you for. We go over his story of real estate investing while in the Navy, the ups, downs, and how he's helping give back to the military community through the Warrior Hearts Foundation. This podcast is brought to you by Fortis Et Fidelis. Honoring the brave and faithful service of our fallen by creating and providing memorial coins for families of the fallen . The free will never forget! Join our Community at Brave and Faithful. Visit our website Fortis Et Fidelis. Follow, Like, Subscribe to Fortis Et Fidelis: Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Listen to the Brave and Faithful Podcast: Apple Spotify Google Breaker Overcast PocketCasts RadioPublic --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fortis-et-fidelis/support

Have you ever lost money in an investment? Whether it be real estate, stocks, bonds, etc.? Stuart Grazier lost over $130K by giving his money to an investor he didn't know all that well and it came back to bite him. Now, after having lost $130K, most people would give up and say "its just not for me."  Stuart did the exact opposite and went full speed ahead into the business. His portfolio now consists of over $600K in performing mortgage notes, 5 single family rental properties, a commercial office building, an RV park, GP in 3 Mobile Home Parks, and is the cofounder of a turnkey real estate company that's been crushing it since 2018 and is doing over 50 deals a year, OUT of STATE, just in that business.  He's the perfect person to explain the ups and downs of the market cycle, what they are doing to prepare for the future of the market, how we can invest out of state, AND how we can 10X our success through partnerships. Don't miss out on this one!  For more information about Ferrari Capital, visit our website @ https://www.ferraricapital.com

In this episode, we talk with Stuart Grazier - active duty Navy pilot and the founder of Storehouse 310 Ventures, which is a turnkey real estate company based in Milwaukee, WI. We talk about how he went from investing $5,000 in a dirt lot in Alabama to building a company that flips 3-4 houses per month, the importance of having a strong “why” for your company, and the challenges of building a business while on his 18th year of active duty (spoiler: he wakes up at 4 am).

What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode: Discover how a real estate investment company’s business philosophy can allow them to not just earn money, but also fulfill their social responsibility  Find out which investment strategy Stuart and his partner focus on to bring in steady cashflow in a short period of time  Learn about which investment strategy military men and busy professionals can use to earn passive income every single month Resources/Links Filling the Storehouse Podcast Summary:  Stuart Grazier is an active duty Navy pilot who has served 18 years in the US military. Starting in June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired and sold approximately 50 turnkey rental properties, averaging 2-4 properties per month, where they are providing rehabbed, cash flowing rental properties to their network of military/veteran and patriot investors.  In this episode, Stu shares the purpose for which their company came to be aside from replacing their military income when retirement comes. He also talks about investment opportunities military men and busy professionals can invest in to earn passive income without them directly managing properties. How he teaches investors which model to follow depending on their goals.  Topics Covered:  01:19 – How he got started in real estate  02:13 – The story behind their company called Storehouse 310 Ventures  03:32 – Their primary real estate focus and their target market  05:05 – What market do they buy their properties from and the primary reason they chose that market  07:34 – What roles do Stu and his partner play in the company, and how do they run their business from a distance  09:26 – Where and how do they find deals  11:24 – Why turnkey property investment is good for people in the military and busy professionals  13:35 – Which type of investments do most military men are interested in  15:20 – How one’s goal during retirement determines which turnkey strategy to invest in  16:13 – What his single-family type transactions look like  Key Takeaways:  “We pick Wisconsin for our properties because it’s a great cash-flowing market. The Midwest has great cash flow markets in general. It’s very affordable to live, so the price to rental index, makes for that great cash flowing rental properties.” – Stuart Grazier  “In finding properties, we’ve created some great relationships with wholesalers, we’re pretty much on every single buyer’s list. We’re in all the Facebook groups and the local Ria meeting groups and stuff like that.” – Stuart Grazier  “We don’t do a whole lot of direct mail marketing or direct to seller type marketing yet, we really haven’t needed to because we’ve just gotten on everyone’s buyers’ list and we’ve gotten a great deal flow that way.” – Stuart Grazier  “Most of our investors are very early investors, it’s their first time that they’re going to buy a rental property, we’re trying to teach the model of long term buy and hold assets, where over the long run is going to provide solid cash on cash return and bringing that positive cash flow every single month.” – Stuart Grazier  “What we’re teaching is, you buy one house, its cash flows, you buy two houses, that’s cash flows, and you can kind of turn this into a little mini-empire if you will, and you’re holding these properties, your tenants are paying off your mortgage for you.” – Stuart Grazier  Connect with Stuart Grazier:  www.storehouse310turnkey.com   Facebook   Instagram  YouTube  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 

Episode: 98 Stuart Grazier, Marcus Long, and Adam Whitney - On today's episode, I am joined by Stuart Grazier, my partner in the War Room REI Mastermind group, and two of our members. Marcus Long, and Adam Whitney are crushing it in real estate, and we wanted to showcase some of their successes, and discuss the advantages of accountability in their life, and you're as well! - Real Estate Investing Course: https://military-millionaire-academy.teachable.com/p/from-zero-to-one-real-estate-investing-101 Recommended books and tools: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/kit/ - SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE - Website: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/start-here/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frommilitarytomillionaire/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/militarymillionaire/ - My name is David Pere, I am an active duty Marine, and have realized that service members and the working class use the phrase "I don't get paid enough" entirely too often. The reality is that most often our financial situation is self-inflicted. After having success with real estate investing, I started From Military to Millionaire to teach personal finance and real estate investing to service members and the working class. As a result, I have helped many of my readers increase their savings gap, and increase their chances of achieving financial freedom! - Click here to SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE to the channel for more awesome videos!

Stuart Grazier is an active duty Navy pilot who has served 18 years in the military. Through endless learning, lots of determination, and continuous action, he and his family have become financially free from real estate investing. Starting in June of 201

This month's Today's Topic is all about our failures. I live by the saying "You either succeed or you learn," so in honor of that let's listen to 3 experts in their fields about their failures throughout their real estate career.

Turnkey properties have been gaining popularity among many new investors. However, not many have the right information and safety nets in place to make the whole investing experience a breeze. Fortunately, in this episode, Lisa Hylton has Stuart Grazier, an active-duty Navy pilot and real estate investor, to help us navigate through the whole turnkey process. What do you need to prepare for a turnkey? What questions should you ask your turnkey providers? What systems should they have in place? Stuart answers these questions while sharing with us how he came upon real estate investing, how he eventually started his turnkey company, Storehouse 3:10 Ventures, and how he balances it with his job in the Navy. Having been in almost all sides of real estate from house-hacking, mortgages, and private lending, to commercial property syndications and cash flowing rental properties, Stuart gives out great insights and advice on how you can break into some of these areas. He goes further by tapping into investing in RV parks, multifamily apartment complexes, and more. Tune into this jam-packed conversation that sheds light on the different ways to go about in this industry.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join The Level Up REI Podcast Community today:lisahylton.comTwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInYouTube

Turnkey real estate is a great opportunity for busy professionals, but it is not a risk-free strategy! There are many pitfalls to avoid, and today Stuart Grazier from Storehouse 3:10 Ventures joins us to teach us some of those pitfalls and how we can build passive cash flow.Stuart also runs an online real estate investing summit, Veterans REI Live, Coming up on May 29 & 30 of 2020. Get registered at www.veteranslive.com and join the call!Get in touch:www.storehouse310turnkey.comwww.veteranslive.com Other Similar Episodes:Secret Multifamily Systems to Maximize NOI with Anna MyersTax Strategies for Real Estate Investors with Ted LanzaroStuart Grazier's Bio:Stuart Grazier is an active duty Navy pilot who has served 18 years in the military. During a 14-month deployment to Iraq in 2008/2009, Stuart had the opportunity to do a deep-dive study into real estate investing and learned about the power of passive income. Through endless learning, lots of determination, and continuous action, he and his family have become financially free over the last 11 years.From house-hacking (before the term was coined), to monthly budget meetings and frugal living, to investing in real estate mortgage notes, private lending, commercial property syndications, and buying cash flowing rental properties, they are on the path to an early retirement and financial independence. Stuart and his family now own a portfolio of approximately $600,000 in performing mortgage notes, 4 single family rental properties, an RV park, is a part owner in an apartment complex and mobile home park syndication, and has recently started a turnkey real estate company with his best friend and college roommate where they are providing rehabbed, cash flowing rental properties to their network of military/veteran and patriot investors.Starting in June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired and sold approximately 45 turnkey rental properties, averaging 2-3 properties per month. Stuart is also the President of the Military Investor Network, which aims to network, educate, and connect other military/veteran service members that are interested in real estate investing. Stuart has a beautiful wife, Kristel, and two amazing children, Kollins (5 year old girl) and Wells (2 year old boy), and are currently living in Denver, CO where Stuart is stationed at Buckley Air Force Base as the Executive Officer of the Navy Operational Support Center.

This episode covers so much, so be sure to put some time aside to listen to this fully. This week Stuart Grazier who is currently active duty Navy will be talking about turnkey properties. For those who have heard of it before this may be a red flag, this episode, however, will completely change your perspective as well as provide you with a proven solution. Service owned and operated with service members in mind this is turnkey done right. For those unfamiliar with what turnkey properties are, be prepared to find out how you can get started in real estate in a completely risk-free way while also learning everything, you would need to build your own real estate portfolio. All of this and a whole lot more including turning a profit from land In this episode of the Military Cashflow Podcast. To get in touch with Stuart and find out more visit the following: Website: www.storehouse310turnkey.com || Instagram: @storehouse310turnkey || Real Estate Investing for Veterans Conference: www.veteranslive.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Stuart Grazier (USNA '02) is an active-duty Navy pilot who has served 17 years in the military. Over the last 11 years, he has purchased approximately $600,000 in performing mortgage notes, 4 single-family rental properties, an RV park, is a part-owner in an apartment complex and mobile home park syndication, and has recently started a turnkey real estate company with his best friend and USNA roommate where they are providing rehabbed, cash flowing rental properties to their network of military/veteran and patriot investors. Starting in June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired and sold approximately 35 turnkey rental properties, averaging 2-3 properties per month. Stuart is also the President of the Military Investor Network, which aims to network, educate, and connect other military/veteran service members that are interested in real estate investing. In this episode, Stu and I discuss: How to purchase and analyze a turnkey rental property and the returns they offer investors Their favorite real estate markets His upcoming virtual conference for real estate investors Connect with Stuart Grazier: Stu on LinkedIn Storehouse 3:10 Turnkey Military Investor Network Veterans Live Conference  If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or colleague. If you are a Service Academy graduate and want to take your business to the next level, you can join our supportive community and get started today. Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Also available on Google Play, Spotify & Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Stu for joining me this week.  Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA ’01

Stuart Grazier is an active duty Navy pilot who has served 18 years. In June of 2018, his company Storehouse 3:10 Ventures has acquired and sold approximately 45 turnkey rental properties, averaging 2-3 properties per month. Stuart is also the President of the Military Investor Network, which aims to network, educate, and connect another military/veteran service members that are interested in real estate investing. He has been on numerous real estate podcasts including Joe Fairless' Best Ever, Bigger Pockets, The Real Estate Syndication Show with Whitney Sewell, and the ADPI podcast. Stuart is currently living in Denver, CO where Stuart is stationed at Buckley Air Force Base as the Executive Officer of the Navy Operational Support Center. During a 14-month deployment to Iraq in 2008/2009, Stuart had the opportunity to do a deep-dive study into real estate investing and learning about the power of passive income. Through endless learning, lots of determination, and continuous action, he and his family have become financially free over the last 11 years. From house-hacking (before the term was coined) to monthly budget meetings and frugal living, to investing in real estate mortgage notes, private lending, commercial property syndications, and buying cash flowing rental properties, Stu has done it all. Takeaways: Research, know the different metrics for a particular area like population, job growth, demographics, and buyers versus renters. Get a team that has knowledge about the area. “Turnkey companies: completely renovated property ready to buy and rent. Property management will find a renter, take care of the property and manage everything for you. “If you do fail, learn from it, move on and make yourself better from it. That's a huge part of success.” Snapshot Round: What is your number one failure in real estate? My number one failure was I had been a private lender. What is the number one thing that has contributed to your success? One is just like grit, stick-to-it-ive-ness. Just like we talked about, I've had a lot of failures and, and it hasn't knocked me down just yet. What is one nugget of investing knowledge you want to give us? I would say learn first take actions, second never give up when you fail. What is your dream?  At Storehouse 310 Venture, our business model is we give the first 10% of our profits away to a nonprofit organization.   Contact Linkedln : https:linkedln.com/stuartgazier Website : https:storehouse310turnkey.com Email : grazierinvest@gmail.com

Join JD, Annabel, and Melissa (The Real Estate Jam) with Stuart Grazier (Storehouse 3:10 Ventures) as they talk about turnkey companies, dealing with teams, and REI Live. He starts with how he fell in love with real estate by selling his $50K piece of land for $95K and eventually got to the success that he has now. Stuart gives his take on having teams, finding the right applicants, and creating systems to teach new members. They also provide the specifics for REI Live and what Stuart's plans are to create a great real estate virtual event, even in the middle of quarantine.   By the end of the episode, you will learn the importance of self-education, networking, taking action, and learning from mistakes. Enjoy the podcast!   ~   About Stuart Grazier:   It is my passion to serve, lead, and give. I want to help other military and veteran entrepreneurs, and Christian business owners flourish in their business by finding their highest and best purpose! I believe that if you create financial freedom for you and your family, you will be able to do so much more with your life. It starts with building your assets and creating passive income to give you the freedom of time to go serve others and do amazing things.   I am a Naval Officer with 18 years of military experience. I enjoy leading others and helping them find their own success. I believe that you only grow by surrounding yourself with those that will hold you accountable and push you to get uncomfortable. Your network is your net worth! I am the Co-founder of the RE War Room Mastermind Group and help manage a private network of military and veteran investors seeking to grow.   ~   You can find Stuart Grazier on… LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-grazier-327298145/ Website: https://storehouse310turnkey.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storehouse310turnkey/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storehouse310turnkey/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRfHftpmUNLbQ36e9vXYQkw REI Live: https://veteranslive.com/home   ---   Connect with The Real Estate Jam! Website: https://www.shorefrontrestorations.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ShorefrontRestorations Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shorefrontrestorations/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_CWAV1OvH81yp6fITB4lg

Free From Wall Street with Guest Stuart Grazier

We so often view failure as the opposite of success when in fact failure is part of success. Failing at something you have set out to do should not deter you from dusting yourself off and trying again. Instead, it should inspire you to take lessons you have learned and apply them to your next endeavor. This is exactly what our guest today, Stuart Grazier has done. While Stuart does have a successful real estate portfolio that has allowed his family financial freedom, unlike many of the guests we have on the show, he failed at syndication.

Stuart is a real estate investor in Denver, Colorado, and has created a business selling turn-key properties from afar while still working full time in the Navy. He’ll tell us how to start a business from another state and how to properly deal with people that aren’t working out. He’ll also talk about the many life lessons that he’s learned and how you have to have the courage to stand back up after failing. http://www.militaryinvestornetwork.com/

Stuart Grazier is a Commissioned Officer in the Navy - Stuart Grazier has served in the United States Navy for 16 years. He is an active duty commissioned officer, and also runs the Military Investor Network! - His advice to an E-1/E-2 (18/20-year-old) is: “Don't buy dumb stuff.” Which we elaborated on by discussing the importance of mitigating expenses, and learning the ins/outs of the Cashflow-Quadrant that Robert Kiyosaki talks about. - the resource he recommends is: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki - https://amzn.to/2KcTEww   Set for Life by Scott Trench! - https://amzn.to/2zfBJhT Military House-Hacking by Markian Sich https://amzn.to/2OLiB0b  - His big idea/parting advice is: Model successful businesses. Don't try to recreate the wheel, but learn from their failures instead. Get out there learn, network, and take action! - If you want to reach out to Stuart you can find him at: http://www.militaryinvestornetwork.com/  - Join me in the BiggerPockets Pro community! https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/we-recommend-BP-Pro/ 

As a full time service member, Stuart can only commit so much time to his real estate investing ventures. Even with that, he has been able to grow and scale his business through partnerships and raising money with private investors. To make this even more difficult,neither Stuart or his partner live in their main investing market. Hear how they grow their business with full time jobs and from another state. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!   Best Ever Tweet: “There are not many tax advantages with having paper assets, that’s why I buy more properties now” - Stuart Grazier   Stuart Grazier Real Estate Background: Active duty Navy pilot who has served 16 years in the military Stuart has built a $600k portfolio of performing mortgage notes, a portfolio of 5 rental properties, is a passive investor in two separate multi-family syndications, and recently started a turnkey rental property company Based in Aurora, CO Say hi to him at Best Ever Book: The Go Giver by Bob Burg   Get more real estate investing tips every week by subscribing for our newsletter at   Best Ever Listeners: Do you need debt, equity, or a loan guarantor for your deals? Eastern Union Funding and Arbor Realty Trust are the companies to talk to, specifically Marc Belsky. I have used him for both agency debt, help with the equity raise, and my consulting clients have successfully closed deals with Marc’s help. See how Marc can help you by calling him at 212-897-9875 or emailing him

Gary Pinkerton talks to Stuart Grazier, founder of the Military Investor Network, about how his network is attempting to help veterans invest in real estate. The two discuss what is available through the network, juggling a job and investing, taking the first step and the need to take advantage of the VA loan. Key Takeaways: [4:48] How Stuart ended up focusing on real estate investing and members of the military [8:35] Stuart's site allows investors to meet up, invest together, and find lending opportunities [12:37] How does Stuart juggle his business with his his active duty job? [14:57] It's all about taking action and making the first step [19:41] The VA loan is a huge advantage Website: www.MilitaryInvestorNetwork.com

Stuart Grazier joined the military and immediately went into debt. A chance encounter with Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University showed him how to manage his finances, and he returned from his stint overseas with his more than $40,000 in debt...

Stuart Grazier has been a navy pilot for 16 years and has been doing Real Estate Investing on the side for 10 years now. He started off buying and selling mortgage notes, 1st & 2nd positions. Stuart later moved into some creative deals that provided him new sources of cash-flow! He did all of this while working full time, serving the country in the Navy! Topics discussed: Cashflow Creative Deals Mortgage Notes Links mentioned in this episode: *http://www.militaryinvestornetwork.com/ Stuart@MilitaryInvestorNetwork.com **Multifamily Event July 21 (Use Promo Code "FREE") Self Directed with Kaaren Hall John Hyre on Aug 3rd! Meet Adam (and Rod Khleif) in Chicago Aug 24-26**

In this episode, learn how living a life of service can lead to abundant wealth. In this interview, we sat with Stuart Grazier, Navy Reservist, Real Estate Investor, and Co-Founder of Military Investor Network. This is one you don't want to miss! Connect with Stuart at: http://www.militaryinvestornetwork.com/ Check out his Non-Profit "Survivor Joe" https://fundly.com/a-home-away-from-home-1 Stuart Grazier stuart@militaryinvestornetwork.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/adpi)