127: How to Use a Partnership to Acquire (and Manage) 100+ Units with James Wise
As you grow your real estate business, a partner can help you achieve incredible levels. That’s why today on the BiggerPockets Podcast we sit down with James Wise to talk about how he used a partnership to build his own investment portfolio, as well as build a thriving brokerage and property management business. In this interview, you’ll learn how James finds and screens tenants, uses BiggerPockets to raise money, and much more.
In This Episode We Cover:
- How James got started with real estate
- How he (unknowingly) house hacked his first property
- How he moved on to his next deals
- Tips on finding a business partner
- Learning the hard way through trial and error
- How James screens tenants now (and the mistakes he used to make!)
- Valuable tips on finding partners
- How he’s using BiggerPockets to grow his business
- His take on starting a brokerage or real estate management company
- Tips for real estate agents working with an investor
- Where to get the cash to actually live while investing in real estate
- And SO much more!
Links from the Show
- Shia LaBeouf delivers the most intense motivational speech of all-time
- #AskBP Podcast
- Tenant Screening: The Ultimate Guide
- Evicted Tenant Threatens Landlord With a Machete (Seriously)
- BiggerPockets Forums
- #AskBP 034: Should You Rent to a Tenant With an Eviction in Their Past?
- Joel Owen’s BiggerPockets Profile
- New Member Welcome Forum
- Draft Day
Books Mentioned in this Show
- Multiple Streams of Income: How to Generate a Lifetime of Unlimited Wealth by Robert G. Allen
Tweetable Topics:
- “You’re always going to have vacancies. It’s part of the business.” (Tweet This!)
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