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Last week, we took a closer look at the ownership model for a short-term rental business. But what if you’re not interested in buying real estate and would rather partner with people who already own it? If so, the STR management model is the best fit for you.Logan Humphrey is the Founder and CEO of Cohobnb Properties, a full-service vacation rental property management company in Northwest, Arkansas. Logan also serves as President of The Arkansas Short Term Rental Alliance, an organization advocating for fair short-term rental regulations in Arkansas, and he is an active member of our elite STR Legends Mastermind Community.On this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad, Logan joins me to discuss the management model he chose for his STR business, explaining why it’s important to build systems, set clear policy and focus on income-producing properties. He shares the obstacle he faced in complying with state law and offers advice on determining which owners you want to work with. Listen in for Logan’s insight on learning from people who know more than you and learn how his degree in philosophy is helping him grow a successful STR management company!Topics CoveredThe three basic short-term rental business modelsOwnershipManagementMaster leasingHow Logan built his property management businessRented apartment on Airbnb when hours cut at workStarted cohosting for friends and other hosts in areaGrew portfolio from 3 to 42 properties in 2019Set up full-service management company in 2020Dropped to 25 properties (focus on A + B players)What Logan wishes he had done from the startDevelop business plan and strategySet clear expectations and policySystematize how to handle recurring situationsChase after income-producing propertiesThe obstacle Logan faced in complying with state lawHad to find business partner with brokerage licenseLearn brokerage files and real estate contractsNow able to legally collect rents, fees from ownersAllows to list on multiple channels and own siteHow Logan identified his brand and who he wants to serveName came to him in dream, bought domainProperty must meet minimum revenue potentialOnly work with owners who allow price freedomThe driving factors behind Tim’s successSeek out mentors, mastermind groupComfortable with being told NOAbility to step back and work on selfConnect with LoganCohobnb PropertiesCohobnb on InstagramThe Arkansas Short Term Rental AllianceResourcesSTR LegendsGet Paid for Your Pad: How to Maximize Profit from Your Airbnb Listing by Jasper Ribbers and Huzefa KapadiaChip ConleyAirDNATony RobbinsTim FerrissTribe of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World by Timothy FerrissEmail jasper@getpaidforyourpad.comSponsorHostfully See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Batch and Logan are back, and this time Logan has a fellow New Jersey native in tow with the question master himself, Warren Minnix. Warren brings his video game love into the conversation after Batch and Logan give their positive (?) thoughts on Bloodshot. All three of them talk Legos. What they want. What they wanna see. What Logan thought of the Lego Masters finale. Warren recommends Indie Video Games. Batch and Logan gloat over the new season of the Challenge. What? CT is superhuman. It works for the show. CLICK ABOVE TO LISTEN NOW!Subscribe to Binge Cast on iTunes

Principals of the keto while still enjoying forbidden foods. What Logan does to his keto diet when on vacation and after vacation. Biohacking lifting strategies to apply when traveling!  This episode is fun Recast from Sept. 2018 - A show where two guys who love keto and lifting coming together to talk about the ways they make this keto lifestyle enjoyable and sustainable. Packed with useful information, a serious must listen!  . Here are the Links mentioned in this episode! . For full show notes with links and discounts mentioned on this show head to the show notes page at https://burnitnutrition.com/podcast74 . To try Ned Natural Cycle Collection and get 15% off your first order —WITH FREE SHIPPING—go to www.helloned.com/BURNIT and use code “BURNIT”   .  To try SuperFat Amazing Nut Butters and get 15% off your first order go to https://www.superfat.com/ and use code “BURNIT” .  Real Good Food CO. Stuffed Chicken  for you or your family at https://www.realgoodfoods.com/ Use Code “BURNIT” for 15% OFF! or find a store locally with their store locator here: Link Here . Learn more about UCAN Superstarch at https://www.generationucan.com use code "BURNIT" for 15% off discount! . Learn more about the BFR Bands for Blood flow restriction training here: http://www.bfrshop.com .   Here are the links to learn more about Goody Beats aka Logan Delgado: Goody Beats Website: https://www.ketogoody.com/ Goody Beats Youtube: www.youtube.com Goody Beats Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodybeats/ Goody Beats Twitter: https://twitter.com/goodyBEATS . Leave me a rating & review on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/burn-it-nutrition-podcast/id1195955730?mt=2  . Follow Joseph Navarro on Instagram under @BurnitNutrition . Follow Joseph Navarro on Facebook under @BurnitNutrition . Thank You for Listening!! If you know of anyone who can benefit from hearing this podcast, then please share it. Be the one who helps spark a transformation in your family! If you have some feedback that you’d like to share, then please send me an email to info@BurnitNutrition.com and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast, so you don’t miss another episode! Some Music tracks were from:  Composer: Whitesand (Martynas Lau) Year: 2018 Title: Shadows  Title: Emotional Piano Title: Redemption Mystery by GoSoundtrack, Reloaded by Savfk, Deep Blue by Pold, Ross Bugden Music all of the Mountain King" Kevin MacLeod Philae by Olivaw Creative Commons — http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b   Notice of Sponsorship Affiliate Disclosure with Real Good Foods, SuperFat, UCAN, Ned, BFR Bands . Please read the full medical disclaimer  burnitnutrition.com/medical-disclaimer/

Good deals are so hard to find right now! That’s become a common complaint among real estate investors in recent months, but I’m not convinced it’s true. In fact, if you’re willing to hustle and approach brokers with a service-first mindset, it’s fairly easy to find off-market multifamily deals. Logan Freeman is a commercial real estate agent, investor, developer and capital raiser. He is also the founder of LiveFree Investments, a Kansas City firm specializing in joint ventures and equity partnerships that provides strong returns on capital from secure investments. Logan got his start in real estate doing a live-in flip back in 2013, and since then, he has completed 80-plus transactions and earns $13M for his investors annually. Today, Logan joins me to explain why he was dreaming about real estate—even as he was being drafted for the NFL! He discusses the niche he has developed representing buyers and building his own portfolio, describing how he builds credibility with brokers by solving problems and adding value. Listen in for Logan’s What if? approach to real estate networking and learn how he is hustling to find off-market deals for his clients—and himself! Key Takeaways Logan’s path to real estate Drafted for NFL but didn’t make team Work to earn master’s degree (265 calls/day) Learn self-worth not tied to outcomes Logan’s introduction to real estate Friends’ dads as mentors, owned rentals Find way ‘to make money while you sleep’ How Logan got started in real estate Live-in flips while working as consultant Acquisitions for boutique investment firm What inspired Logan’s transition to multifamily Spreads starting to shrink in KC market Decision to work smarter, not harder Logan’s status as the go-to guy when people need to sell Need in market to match buyers with properties Source off-market deals via broker relationships How Logan gets brokers to take him seriously Build trust by solving problems Don’t ask for fee (earn through buyers) Underwrite properties + send feedback Partner as necessary for track record ‘Network your tail off’ What Logan’s excited about moving forward Creative strategies to buy off-market properties Marketing tactics to build personal brand Co-GP on self-storage, mobile home parks Connect with Logan LiveFree Investments LiveFree on Facebook LiveFree on Twitter LiveFree on Instagram Logan on YouTube Logan on LinkedIn Resources Nighthawk Equity Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki TalentSmart StrengthsFinder Syndicated Deal Analyzer Berkadia Block Real Estate Services CBRE Kansas City David Goggins CCIM Stephen Covey Mauricio Rauld Be in the Top 1%: A Real Estate Agent’s Guide to Getting Rich in the Investment Property Niche by Bob Helms Michael Becker Loom Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

If you love the West and you love art, then you are likely already a fan of Logan Maxwell Hagege. He is a renowned painter whose depictions of the people and landscapes of the West have won him acclaim around the globe. His work is as stunning as it is unique, and when you see one of Logan’s pieces, there’s no doubt in anyone’s mind as to exactly who painted it. He uses bold colors and striking composition to create a style that is entirely his own-- a style that continues to evolve, even after all of his success. Logan was born and raised in California, and he has been an obsessive artist for as long as he can remember. Whether drawing, playing music, surfing, or painting, Logan has always gone “all in” on his creative pursuits. And as you’ll hear, Logan’s tendency towards obsession is fueled by a tireless work ethic and deep commitment to continuing to grow as an artist-- he is always pushing himself and refuses to rest on his laurels. That’s not to say that Logan doesn’t suffer from artistic blocks from time to time. But when he does, rather than wallow, he’s developed hard-nosed, time-tested methods of summoning creativity and continuing to push forward. I’ve been a fan of Logan’s for many years, so I was thrilled to get the opportunity to chat with him. We covered a lot, including his childhood creative obsessions and how his parents nurtured his artistic streak. We talk about his formal art education, and how he made the jump from art student to professional artist. Logan describes the evolution of his work, and how his early paintings are almost unrecognizable when compared to his current style. We chat about how he maintains focus after so many years of professional art, and he describes specific ways that he pushes himself to continue to evolve as an artist. He explains how he knows when a painting is finished, and how having a son has changed his routine and outlook. And as usual, we discuss favorite books, films, and the best advice he’s ever received. There’s a ton of useful information in this episode so be sure to check the episode notes for links to everything. Enjoy! http://loganhagege.com https://mountainandprairie.com/logan-hagege/ TOPICS DISCUSSED: 4:00 - How Logan describes his work 6:30 - Logan’s childhood artistic endeavors 8:15 - Art education 10:00 - Transition from art school to professional artist 12:15 - Old work compared to new work 15:00 - Transition to a new style of painting 16:45 - Source of Logan’s independence 19:15 - Importance of work ethic 20:30 - How he keeps the artistic motivation alive 21:20 - When the southwest became a focus 23:15 - Logan’s daily creative schedule 25:00 - How parenthood affected Logan’s outlook 26:30 - Logan’s studio spaces 28:00 - The inspiration for Logan’s works 29:45 - How to know when a painting is done 32:00 - Thoughts on looking at others’ artwork 35:00 - What Logan listens to while painting 36:30 - The business of art 38:35 - Mentors and heroes 41:00 - Books on creativity 42:30 - Other non-art activities 46:30 - Favorite books 48:30 - Daily rituals and getting to work 51:00 - More favorite books 52:00 - Favorite films 54:30 - Most powerful outdoor experience 58:45 - Best advice ever received 1:03:30 - Request of the listeners

“I like to see that what you do in the gym as lab for the rest of your life.” Today’s guest was not naturally athletic. As a teenager, he was thin - scrawny even. Not the pillar of strength looking back at me through Zoom. But such is the power of goals. After reading the biography of a strongman, Logan wanted to perform at a super high level too. He wanted to accomplish feats of strength that most people could only dream about! And that’s been his focus since the age of 18 - with incredible results. That’s because just like the strongman who inspired him to step up, Logan can also pull an antique fire truck with his hair! So check out this episode and discover how he did it. But fair warning! Discussing what it takes to build strength on this scale only scratches the surface of what we spoke about... “Look at what is good for you but in a multi-level type of way… What’s good for you today, a week from now, a month from now, a year from now, a decade from now, or over the course of your lifetime. If you can have real alignment in those as far as your purpose, then you’re going to basically achieve that purpose or great things. ” You see, Logan has had one heck of a story! From intense loneliness at school, to losing his mom to cancer, to being called by nature to write a book, this conversation went on twists and turns I didn’t expect. Although Logan’s ‘home base’ is strength training, his life is far from one-dimensional. Instead, Logan’s curiosity and desire to learn and make an impact has taken him down many paths. From NLP training to an ayahuasca experience in the Amazon jungle, Logan is constantly pushing his boundaries through knowledge so he can uplevel all areas of his life. He’s a person driven by a holistic approach to life - passionate to reconnect with nature through the power of herbs. It’s one of the many things that makes Logan so fascinating. So buckle up and listen in. This is one incredible conversation that’s guaranteed to take you to places you didn’t expect. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. “Struggle and stress are good things when done in the right amount.” Some questions I ask: Why strength training and how has your passion grown the more you’ve done it? [0:49]How did you prime yourself to pull an antique fire truck with your hair? [3:20]What got you interested in strength training? [6:00]How do you discover your home base or ‘core’ so you can develop the curiosity to learn other things? [10:00]If someone hasn’t been through a life changing experience themselves, how can they learn from others so they can create change at will? [14:25]You put yourself through a lot of physical struggle. How does struggle help build the skills and mindsets for a happier life? [15:50]How do you nurture purpose in your life? [17:37]How does change factor into purpose and help you crystalize what you really want? [19:40]Give me an example of how you transformed a difficult moment into something positive. [24:48]Explain your drive to write your book. [32:19]How do you think a healthier body leads to a happier state? [40:37]How do you stay grounded? [45:49] In this episode, you will hear about: The autobiography that inspired Logan to get strong. [2:15]Why it’s not your hair you need to worry about when pulling a truck. [5:23]How Logan turned strength training into a career. [8:23]The impact of losing his mom to cancer. [12:20]The last gift Logan’s mom gave him. [17:12]The importance of knowing what is good for you - from a holistic perspective. [18:20]Why Logan listens to his body and how this makes him adapt from moment to moment. [19:53]Why Logan doesn’t shoot for happiness and what he aims for instead. [23:24]What Logan would go back and tell his 16 year old self. [26:10]Powered By Nature - and Logan’s Amazonian ayahuasca journey. [28.12]The dangers of removing ourselves from nature. [32:35]Logan’s journey with herbs from personal use to a thriving business - and why they’re like a Trojan horse. [38:20] How to contact LoganLogan@lostemptireherbs.com We thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What Logan did is unforgivable. As someone who has experienced suicide up close, I was extremely disappointed and disgusted. From a personal branding standpoint, this was a huge mistake, and there’s always a lesson to learn.

In Part Three (Action) you will learn: What Logan does when he is scared of starting something. (1:47) Why Logan feels that you should give off your best. (5:37) How Logan created his mindset for success? (10:05) Logan’s best cooking tips (14:49) Logan’s hacks to cook better(19:10) What you need to do to improve your cooking (27:49) The foods that Logan likes to cook (28:06) How Logan Optimizes his time (28:25) Check out our giveaway that is worth over $6 000 in products and services aimed to help you on your idea, project or business. Link to giveaway: www.hstart.co/giveaway This week we have Logan Guleff, a winner of MasterChef Junior. Logan had earned the chance to work with Gordon Ramsey. His first recipe landed him on the Today Show when he was 8. He was invited to the White House and met former President Obama. He has his own Cookbook available for order. I’m not done yet, Logan Guleff, scored a spot on Fortune Magazine’s 18 Under 18 list and was recognized by Time Magazine as " a rising star in the culinary world." Plus, he has his own Wikipedia page! Oh, and did I forget to mention that he’s just 15! When I was 15, I was still watching Pokemon. (I still do-shhhhh!)

Logan isn't a statement to harold Rated-R comic book movies; it's not a good adaptation of the comic book series,; it's not the best superhero themed movie. What Logan is, is a good movie about the fate of a man whose life was no longer worth fighting to defend.

Born without genetic gifts, my podcast guest today was once a weak and scrawny young man, who set out on a quest for the best body and brain secrets in his pursuit of super strength, mind power and radiant health. Nowadays, he’s known for his famous feats of pulling an 8,800 lb. firetruck by his hair, juggling flaming kettlebells, supporting half a ton in the wrestler’s bridge and more. He is the author of many books, a coach and a public speaker, and you can access all the goodness he how produces on his website "". His name is Logan Christopher. And yes, I am serious - as a performing strongman, Logan has pulled an antique fire truck by his hair, juggled kettlebells that have been lit on fire, done weighted back flips, supported half a ton in a wrestler’s bridge position, and many of the more typical old-time strongmen feats like phonebook tearing and nail bending. In today's podcast, we delve into neurolinguistic programming, hypnotism, energy medicine, psychology, herbalism and beyond, and during our discussion, you'll discover: -What Logan discovered when he traveled to the Amazon jungle to spend time with indigenous people for two weeks...[4:50] -The tea that Logan drank every morning while in the jungle to induce vomiting each morning...[6:23] -How you can recall and interpret dreams more effectively...[8:35] -How Logan went from being a weak and scrawny kid to pulling 8,800 lb. firetruck by his hair...[14:00] -The little-known strength training techniques Logan learned from old-timey strongmen training routines...[15:38] -How Logan trained to juggle flaming kettlebells, and a simple trick to light a kettlebell on fire...[22:15 & 26:30] -A trick called "sub-modalities" to get instant breakthroughs in strength and power, and to do exercises you haven't been able to do before...[32:50] -The three different forms of energy in Chinese medicine, and how to tap into each...[50:28] -Why Ben puts black ant extract into his smoothies and shakes...[49:20] -How to increase your prowess in the bedroom by not ejaculating and by using "jing" based herbs...[52:05] -Why you may want to think twice about using the new "magical mushroom" formula purported to block bitter tastes...[60:10] -An herbal root that most people don't know about, but that has been used by Russian scientists and athletes for hundreds of years...[62:25] -The Chinese root that keeps women "juicy"...[65:35] -And much more! Resources from this episode: - - - - - - - Do you have questions, comments or feedback for Logan or me? Leave your thoughts at and one of us will reply!