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In this week's episode, we meet up with Naval Officer and soon to be full-time Real Estate Investor, Corey Chonsky. While Corey started out his real estate investing career, not unlike other investors out there, he has managed to double his portfolio of real estate investments all while navigating his most challenging job in the Navy to date. If your goal is to fully transition into real estate investing just like Corey all while having quality time with your family, click on my Linktree below to find out how you can make this happen for yourself. In this episode, we explore: Background of the guest How to priorities the right thing Importance of doing a lot of reading Learn everything in the neighborhood before buying a property Different resources that can be use before investing Transitioning from single family to larger multifamily How to find the right people fit for the company About Corey: Director of Commercial Real Estate Originally from Minot, ND, Corey enlisted in the Navy in 1998. In 2007, he graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and was commissioned as an Ensign in the US Navy. In 2015, Corey was stationed in Norfolk, VA, where he began his real estate investing career. He began his investing much like other investors by purchasing and rehabbing distressed single-family properties. While building his real estate portfolio, he managed to double his portfolio every year even while continuously focusing on his primary duties as a Naval Officer, which include leading a department of 140 officers and enlisted Sailors through several workup cycles and deployments in 2016 and 2018. He has built a personal portfolio of 60 units worth over $5 million. Additionally, he is a general partner for two apartment syndications in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia which is made up of 40 units worth over $2 million. Corey's total portfolio accounts for $7 million AUM. In November, Corey partnered with Jonathan New, Vadim Rey, and Drew Ladner to create a new real estate investment firm called Fair Winds Capital Investments aimed at purchasing apartment complexes in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions of the United States. As Corey winds down his Naval career, he is positioning himself to fully transition into real estate investing and apartment syndication. As he moves on from a truly rewarding career in the US Navy, he looks forward to fully committing himself to a life in real estate which will be only second to his family. Corey Chonsky is the Director of Commercial Real Estate for Fair Winds Capital Investments. Also a Naval officer Snapshot: What is your number one failure in your marketing sphere? What advice would you give to other military investors to be successful? What inspired you to serve your country? What is your dream? Quotes: I need to work with other investors if I really want to take my real estate career towards where I want it to be. I really never had the goal of going into syndication, until I was like, I need to go bigger in order to get really what I want. Connecting with the Guest: LinkedIn | Biggerpockets | Facebook

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!Metalheads rejoice, as you are about to hear a properly great chat with Pip and COREY 'MF' TAYLOR of SLIPKNOT!While Corey may be in a relaxed and certainly not on-stage mode for the chat, that’s probably the perfect setting as we get to hear from the engaged, stoic and reflective Corey. Beginning with all things pandemic and quarantine, it’s actually the perfect place to start as a lot of his new material was recorded in a very responsible and safety conscious mode, but from there on we get to hear about his teen songwritings, fearlessness, collaboration processes overseas, filling up notebooks, depression bouts and mental health, and US politics - but all with a very keen eye on the positive. So it’s a great inspiration for those who are feeling it right now. Enjoy Corey!EPISODE LINKS:COREY on TWITTERSLIPKNOT on INSTAGRAMCOREY onlineCMFT MUST BE STOPPEDLINKS FOR SCROOBIUS PIP & SPEECH DEVELOPMENT:SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLESPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDSDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMDISTRACTION PIECES PODCAST ARCHIVE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Behold! It's the Power of Positive Geeking with Corey Morrissette! While Corey and special guest Don Sparrow wait for the FedEx truck to arrive they discuss the criminally underrated film "Bowfinger" starring Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy. Be sure to share, review/rate, subscribe, and follow us on social media! Don: https://twitter.com/DonnySparrow Corey: https://twitter.com/cdmorrissette https://www.instagram.com/cdmorrissette Feeding the Monster: https://twitter.com/FTMPodcastFeed https://www.instagram.com/ftmpodcastfeed/ bit.ly/FTMyoutube bit.ly/FTMteepublic Listen to our shows on: Anchor: bit.ly/FTManchor Apple: apple.co/FTMapple Google: bit.ly/FTMgoog Spotify: spoti.fi/FTMpod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feeding-the-monster/message

While Corey is out in the field, Randy sits down with Karrson Koivisto (Product Manager of Knives and Cutting Tools) and Andrew Gritzbaugh (GM and head of marketing) from Gerber Gear. 

Podcast main page: www.mspvoice.com/ Show-notes: www.mspvoice.com/msp-voice-episode-51/ Guest: Corey Kirkendoll Company: 5K Technical Services Corey runs 5K Technical Services out of Plano, TX. 5K specializes in engineering/architecture firms but also does work with local non-profits. Having spent time working for some big tech companies, Corey decided it was time to branch out on his own and start up 5K. While Corey started his career on the technical side, he eventually chose to focus more on the management (non-technical) as his career progressed. This mix of technical and business management has helped him grow 5K and he also knew early on that he wanted to focus on managed services and businesses instead of break/fix and consumers. Corey works closely with his technology partners and frequently takes advantage of their joint marketing opportunities. His motto is “If you don’t ask, you don’t get” which is his way of telling you to ask your partners about possible funds and/or activities that you can join them on. Corey also has some great advice for those of you who may be just getting started in managed services.

If you're new to the podcast, Corey (@coreyrstarr) and Jonathan (@berkreviews) both realized they had a ton of movies they'd never seen, but really wanted to knock off their gap list. In an effort to work through their respective lists, they started this podcast to ensure they at least check one new film off the list almost every week. January Theme: Out of this World For a movie to qualify for this months theme it must feature some element of alien life coming to Earth or people leaving on a trip in space. While Corey and Jonathan have seen many movies that could qualify, there are still some big ones they have missed. Sunshine (2007) - Last episode for January Danny Boyle is a director that both Jonathan and Corey tend to connect with. Sunshine (2007) is a film that Jonathan hadn't even heard of until they started doing this podcast a few years back. Considering the incredible casts that include Cillian Murphy, Rose Byrne, and Chris Evans it a shock that he hasn't seen it. This is one he can't wait to remove from the gap list and hopes it finds a place on another list. SUPPORT INDIE FILM As discussed on the episode, friend of the podcast Alejandro Montoya Marin, who made the film Monday as part of Robert Rodriguez’s show Rebel without a Crew: The Series on the El Rey network, is looking to crowd fund his new project. Support MILLENNIUM BUGS by clicking on this link! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

If you're new to the podcast, Corey (@coreyrstarr) and Jonathan (@berkreviews) both realized they had a ton of movies they'd never seen, but really wanted to knock off their gap list. In an effort to work through their respective lists, they started this podcast to ensure they at least check one new film off the list almost every week. Thus, for a film to qualify for Movie Club one or both of them have to have never seen it or at least not seen it for a long time. They also thought it would be more fun to create themes from which they can choose their movies for each episode. Each episode features an in-depth review of the movie for the week initially spoiler free and then diving in completely after a spoiler warning. Before getting into the review Jonathan and Corey discuss what other movies they've seen since the last episode as well as anything else they feel like discussing. January 2019's theme is "Out of this World" For a movie to qualify for this months theme it must feature some element of alien life coming to Earth or people leaving on a trip in space. While Corey and Jonathan have seen many movies that could qualify, there are still some big ones they have missed. Week 3: Starman (1984) Jonathan was just two years old when Starman (1984) hit theaters and neither he nor Corey has seen it. The film is directed by John Carpenter and has a cast that includes Jeff Bridges, Karen Allen, and Charles Martin Smith. Since both Corey and Jonathan enjoy the films by John Carpenter is makes perfect sense to add this to Out of this World Month. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

If you're new to the podcast, Corey (@coreyrstarr) and Jonathan (@berkreviews) both realized they had a ton of movies they'd never seen, but really wanted to knock off their gap list. In an effort to work through their respective lists, they started this podcast to ensure they at least check one new film off the list almost every week. Each episode features an in-depth review of the movie for the week initially spoiler free and then diving in completely after a spoiler warning. Before getting into the review Jonathan and Corey discuss what other movies they've seen since the last episode as well as anything else they feel like discussing. For a movie to qualify for this months theme it must feature some element of alien life coming to Earth or people leaving on a trip in space. While Corey and Jonathan have seen many movies that could qualify, there are still some big ones they have missed. Week 2 of Out of This World: Solaris (2002) Jonathan picked Steven Soderbergh's film Solaris (2002) starring George Clooney, Natascha McElhone, Ulrich Tukur, Viola Davis, and Jeremy Davies. He purchased it a while back and just hasn't managed to get to it. Clooney is an actor he often enjoys so it made sense to give this film a watch. Corey also hadn't seen it so that's two weeks in a row they both get to knock one off their gap lists. Visit Berkreviews.com for more information --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

If you're new to the podcast, Corey (@coreyrstarr) and Jonathan (@berkreviews) both realized they had a ton of movies they'd never seen, but really wanted to knock off their gap list. In an effort to work through their respective lists, they started this podcast to ensure they at least check one new film off the list almost every week. Thus, for a film to qualify for Movie Club one or both of them have to have never seen it or at least not seen it for a long time. They also thought it would be more fun to create themes from which they can choose their movies for each episode. Each episode features an in-depth review of the movie for the week initially spoiler free and then diving in completely after a spoiler warning. Before getting into the review Jonathan and Corey discuss what other movies they've seen since the last episode as well as anything else they feel like discussing. Theme for January 2019: Out of this World For a movie to qualify for this months theme it must feature some element of alien life coming to Earth or people leaving on a trip in space. While Corey and Jonathan have seen many movies that could qualify, there are still some big ones they have missed. Week 1: The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) Corey selected the first movie on 2019 and it features the Star Child himself, David Bowie. The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) is directed by Nicolas Roeg and stars David Bowie, Rip Torn, and Candy Clark. Neither Jonathan nor Corey had seen this film, but both were excited to see what it was. Listen to the episode to see how they ended up feeling about the movie. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

Corey Parson and Jim Day open the show recapping Black Monday, where we saw five NFL teams fire their head coaches, and look to see who will be leading teams like the Jets, Bengals, and Packers, to only name a few. Corey says that Mike McCarthy could be a solid mind for the Browns, but Jim cautions a clash in personalities with Baker Mayfield, a la Aaron Rodgers. Corey, a fan of Mike Tomlin, finally admits that there is a big issue with the Steelers, and that Tomlin has lost control of this team, while Jim thinks Tomlin lost control years ago. While Corey says the Broncos firing of Vance Joseph was understandable, Jim says the Broncos biggest problem is the lack-of talent evaluation from John Elway. Looking at the playoff match-ups, the guys agree that the Colts could be very tough for the Texans, while the Cowboys may have their hands full against a dangerous Seattle Seahawks team. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Corey A. Wulf, MD, provides specialty care in Orthopedic Sports Medicine at Twin Cities Orthopedics. Before this, he was a multisport athlete in Lennox, South Dakota. Playing youth sports doesn't mean that you are going to "go pro" and make millions of dollars playing in front of sold-out crowds. Yeah, that can be pretty cool, but the reality for almost everybody that plays youth sports is that they will end up in the real world. Youth sports can provide lessons to take into other fields and give you the edge on your competition. While Corey was in medical school he saw this and he had an edge. Listen as Dr. Corey Wulf tells us his story. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linklete/support

In this Episode of The Hunt Talk Podcast (Ep 10) Randy meets up with John Barklow, big game product manager at Sitka Gear.  While Corey volunteers for a Hunt of a Lifetime, the topics discussed include John's Top 5 elk hunting mistakes, merino v. synthetics, garment engineers, field testing for Special Operators, baking the moisture from you clothes, windchilling, insulation layers, evaporation effects, performance clothing comforts, John's archery setup, and a host of other topics related to elk hunting and gear.

While Corey is away on his honeymoon and Ricky is too busy giving buckets at L.a Fitness, Shaun decided to bring in SoWhatchaSayin alumni and close friend Fiti(@forfitishewill) and he brought along the internet sensation known as Holy Gxd. We start off talking about Corey & Bri's amazing wedding, then we get around to what Fiti has been up to, how his life has changed since the last time he's been here, and what we can expect from him in the future. Holy Gxd chimed in as always and we all had a great discussion on music and fame. We hope you all enjoy this episode because we had too much fun putting it together. Thank you for your listen. If you wanna reach us please email us at whatchasayinbiz@gmail.com IG:@holygxd @forfitishewill @koolrick4 @_enw23 @circa93_ @coreyj985 Twitter: @shaunxdon @_enw23 @slickrick_400 @prince_COREY