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Want financial freedom through real estate investing? Then the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast is for you. Sit down every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with Dave Meyer, the Head of Real Estate at BiggerPockets, as he uncovers tried and true tactics and shares candid conversations with real estate investors who are building wealth in today’s market. Join Dave to walk through deals that went right (and wrong) and learn the strategies you can deploy—start growing your side income today to take control of your financial future.
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Want financial freedom through real estate investing? Then the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast is for you. Sit down every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with Dave Meyer, the Head of Real Estate at BiggerPockets, as he uncovers tried and true tactics and shares candid conversations with real estate investors who are building wealth in today’s market. Join Dave to walk through deals that went right (and wrong) and learn the strategies you can deploy—start growing your side income today to take control of your financial future.
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Profitable on-market properties are all around you, you just need to take the time to look. Oh, we hear what you’re saying, “all those on-market properties are bad deals!” While not all properties sitting on the MLS are home runs, today’s guest Cody Davis can confirm there are multiple cash flowing needles in the public housing market haystack.

Cody and his partner have been able to grow their portfolio to eighty-one units, all through seller financing and all found on-market. These deals not only cash flow but once paid off will allow Cody to retire not only himself but his mother as well. Did we mention that he’s twenty-one years old at the time of this recording? Another under-thirty-expert to add to our list of impressive guests!

While many investors give up after initial pushback over seller financing, Cody goes one step further by having the investor emotionally invest in his success. No tacky sales methods or pushy conversations—just honest work with a clear vision that a seller can relate to. Cody is top of his class in terms of managing properties, acquiring new ones, and working with sellers—a guest ANY investor can learn a lot from!

In This Episode We Cover:

Picking yourself up after a deal falls apart and finding another

“Relationship marketing” and how it helps sellers finance your acquisitions

Raising private capital and being sure your cash flow outweighs your debt

Having a crystal clear vision and using it to fuel all your acquisitions

Managing a property in-house vs. hiring a third-party property manager 

Why cap rate may be an over-hyped, often useless metric when looking at commercial real estate

Finding real estate deals on-market when there are “no deals to be found”

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rent Estimator

BiggerPockets Forums

MLS (Multiple Listing Service) Website

LoopNet

The Office (TV show)

The Office Parkour in YouTube

AppFolio Property Management

Tiktok


Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show554

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Profitable on-market properties are all around you, you just need to take the time to look. Oh, we hear what you’re saying, “all those on-market properties are bad deals!” While not all properties sitting on the MLS are home runs, today’s guest Cody Davis can confirm there are multiple cash flowing needles in the public housing market haystack.

Cody and his partner have been able to grow their portfolio to eighty-one units, all through seller financing and all found on-market. These deals not only cash flow but once paid off will allow Cody to retire not only himself but his mother as well. Did we mention that he’s twenty-one years old at the time of this recording? Another under-thirty-expert to add to our list of impressive guests!

While many investors give up after initial pushback over seller financing, Cody goes one step further by having the investor emotionally invest in his success. No tacky sales methods or pushy conversations—just honest work with a clear vision that a seller can relate to. Cody is top of his class in terms of managing properties, acquiring new ones, and working with sellers—a guest ANY investor can learn a lot from!

In This Episode We Cover:

Picking yourself up after a deal falls apart and finding another

“Relationship marketing” and how it helps sellers finance your acquisitions

Raising private capital and being sure your cash flow outweighs your debt

Having a crystal clear vision and using it to fuel all your acquisitions

Managing a property in-house vs. hiring a third-party property manager 

Why cap rate may be an over-hyped, often useless metric when looking at commercial real estate

Finding real estate deals on-market when there are “no deals to be found”

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rent Estimator

BiggerPockets Forums

MLS (Multiple Listing Service) Website

LoopNet

The Office (TV show)

The Office Parkour in YouTube

AppFolio Property Management

Tiktok


Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show554

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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It’s the new year, and that means it’s time for 2022 housing market predictions! Recently, Redfin compiled a list of their ten top 2022 housing market predictions ranging from things like interest rate bumps, to rent hikes, housing price cooldowns, and more. But, are these predictions realistic, and if so, how should investors prepare for them to come true?

David Greene and Dave Meyer are back again to take a look at five of these ten predictions and give their informed, battle-tested opinions on which have the potential to come true. Dave has spent probably every day of the past year looking at housing market data and investing himself. David on the other hand has been running multiple businesses in the real estate vertical, allowing him to see directly what is happening in the market.

With the Dave-duo back in the podcasting saddle, you’ll be able to make wiser investment decisions this year while following the “pendulum swing” of wealth-building in real estate!

Have a happy, healthy, and wealthy 2022!

In This Episode We Cover:

What happens when interest rates start to rise in 2022?

Will new listings hit a 10-year high as housing demand stays steady?

What will rent hikes look like as inflation roars onward?

Whether or not investing in condos could be the underrated real estate play of the decade

Investing in the metaverse and buying virtual real estate

Hedging inflation by making smart, informed real estate purchases

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

Redfin

Submit Your Questions to David

Dave Ramsey's Website

BiggerPockets Podcast on Apple

The Big Short

Minecraft

Second Life

Decentraland

Sandbox

Email Us: podcast@biggerpockets.com

David's Instagram

Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show553

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It’s the new year, and that means it’s time for 2022 housing market predictions! Recently, Redfin compiled a list of their ten top 2022 housing market predictions ranging from things like interest rate bumps, to rent hikes, housing price cooldowns, and more. But, are these predictions realistic, and if so, how should investors prepare for them to come true?

David Greene and Dave Meyer are back again to take a look at five of these ten predictions and give their informed, battle-tested opinions on which have the potential to come true. Dave has spent probably every day of the past year looking at housing market data and investing himself. David on the other hand has been running multiple businesses in the real estate vertical, allowing him to see directly what is happening in the market.

With the Dave-duo back in the podcasting saddle, you’ll be able to make wiser investment decisions this year while following the “pendulum swing” of wealth-building in real estate!

Have a happy, healthy, and wealthy 2022!

In This Episode We Cover:

What happens when interest rates start to rise in 2022?

Will new listings hit a 10-year high as housing demand stays steady?

What will rent hikes look like as inflation roars onward?

Whether or not investing in condos could be the underrated real estate play of the decade

Investing in the metaverse and buying virtual real estate

Hedging inflation by making smart, informed real estate purchases

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

Redfin

Submit Your Questions to David

Dave Ramsey's Website

BiggerPockets Podcast on Apple

The Big Short

Minecraft

Second Life

Decentraland

Sandbox

Email Us: podcast@biggerpockets.com

David's Instagram

Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show553

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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2022 goals are coming upon us. If you haven’t done so already, it may be a great time to sit down alone, with your partner, or with other fellow investors to come up with a rock-solid game plan for this next year. We all want toacquire more units, see higher appreciation, and rake in more cash flow, but without a system and plan to catapult momentum, it’ll be hard to achieve what we dream of.

That’s why David Greene, your new head host of the BiggerPockets Podcast, is here to help you build smart, scalable, accomplishable goals so you can crush 2022 and beyond. David also invites fellow investors, business owners, and entrepreneurs onto the show to have a live Q&A about running a business, cash flow vs. appreciation, developing an investor mindset, dealing with past goals you haven’t accomplished, and accelerating your portfolio growth.

In This Episode We Cover:

David’s 2022 investing, business, and personal growth goals

How to not get bogged down in the day-to-day of your business

Keeping up the momentum throughout the year and celebrating small wins

Where to invest if you’re looking for long-term cash flow

What to do if you don’t hit your goals in 2022?

How to grow your portfolio and build capital to tackle more deals

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Talent Search

Submit Your Questions to David Greene

David Greene Team

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show552

 

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2022 goals are coming upon us. If you haven’t done so already, it may be a great time to sit down alone, with your partner, or with other fellow investors to come up with a rock-solid game plan for this next year. We all want toacquire more units, see higher appreciation, and rake in more cash flow, but without a system and plan to catapult momentum, it’ll be hard to achieve what we dream of.

That’s why David Greene, your new head host of the BiggerPockets Podcast, is here to help you build smart, scalable, accomplishable goals so you can crush 2022 and beyond. David also invites fellow investors, business owners, and entrepreneurs onto the show to have a live Q&A about running a business, cash flow vs. appreciation, developing an investor mindset, dealing with past goals you haven’t accomplished, and accelerating your portfolio growth.

In This Episode We Cover:

David’s 2022 investing, business, and personal growth goals

How to not get bogged down in the day-to-day of your business

Keeping up the momentum throughout the year and celebrating small wins

Where to invest if you’re looking for long-term cash flow

What to do if you don’t hit your goals in 2022?

How to grow your portfolio and build capital to tackle more deals

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Talent Search

Submit Your Questions to David Greene

David Greene Team

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show552

 

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Brandon Turner has been an essential part of the real estate investing community for almost a decade. Some could say that he is THE person most thought of when you say “real estate investing”. But, in a both sad and happy way, Brandon is taking time off from the BiggerPockets Podcast to spend more time with his family, build his business, and surf significantly more.

Due to the magnitude of the occasion, we brought in BiggerPockets’ founder, Joshua Dorkin, to help hand off the keys to the castle to your new show host, David Greene. Brandon, David, and Josh spend this show talking about burnout, identity, the cost of comparison, wealth building, new year's resolutions and goals, and how to become a better person, bit by bit, every day.

We will miss hearing Brandon’s metaphors, jiu-jitsu references, and real estate horror stories from years ago, but we wish him the best of luck on his new ventures and hope to hear him back on the podcast soon with an update. For everyone but Brandon, stick around for new show formats with brand new co-hosts and content that you, the BiggerPockets community, have been asking for.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why burnout can be dangerous and often deceiving on your journey to success

Separating your identity from your occupation and being more than just an investor

The cost of comparison and why being content is the ultimate sign of success

The “Wheel Of Life” practice to help you analyze where you are lacking

2022 goal setting and resolutions, and whether or not they work

Advice on podcasting and taking the reins from Brandon Turner and Joshua Dorkin

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets 2022 Wheel of Life

BPCON 2021

Hustle & Persistence To Build Wealth Through Real Estate | BiggerPockets Podcast 169: Using Hustle and Persistence to Build Wealth Through Real Estate with David Greene

BiggerPockets Podcast 421: Family Over Everything: How Life Forced BP Founder Joshua Dorkin to Reevaluate His Choices

BiggerPockets Podcast 092: No (and Low) Money Down Real Estate Investing with Brandon Turner

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Zillow

Tiktok

Uber

Open Door Capital

Derek Sivers' Website

The 'Birds Aren't Real' Conspiracy Movement

GoBundance

Live with Kelly and Ryan


Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show551

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Brandon Turner has been an essential part of the real estate investing community for almost a decade. Some could say that he is THE person most thought of when you say “real estate investing”. But, in a both sad and happy way, Brandon is taking time off from the BiggerPockets Podcast to spend more time with his family, build his business, and surf significantly more.

Due to the magnitude of the occasion, we brought in BiggerPockets’ founder, Joshua Dorkin, to help hand off the keys to the castle to your new show host, David Greene. Brandon, David, and Josh spend this show talking about burnout, identity, the cost of comparison, wealth building, new year's resolutions and goals, and how to become a better person, bit by bit, every day.

We will miss hearing Brandon’s metaphors, jiu-jitsu references, and real estate horror stories from years ago, but we wish him the best of luck on his new ventures and hope to hear him back on the podcast soon with an update. For everyone but Brandon, stick around for new show formats with brand new co-hosts and content that you, the BiggerPockets community, have been asking for.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why burnout can be dangerous and often deceiving on your journey to success

Separating your identity from your occupation and being more than just an investor

The cost of comparison and why being content is the ultimate sign of success

The “Wheel Of Life” practice to help you analyze where you are lacking

2022 goal setting and resolutions, and whether or not they work

Advice on podcasting and taking the reins from Brandon Turner and Joshua Dorkin

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets 2022 Wheel of Life

BPCON 2021

Hustle & Persistence To Build Wealth Through Real Estate | BiggerPockets Podcast 169: Using Hustle and Persistence to Build Wealth Through Real Estate with David Greene

BiggerPockets Podcast 421: Family Over Everything: How Life Forced BP Founder Joshua Dorkin to Reevaluate His Choices

BiggerPockets Podcast 092: No (and Low) Money Down Real Estate Investing with Brandon Turner

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Zillow

Tiktok

Uber

Open Door Capital

Derek Sivers' Website

The 'Birds Aren't Real' Conspiracy Movement

GoBundance

Live with Kelly and Ryan


Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show551

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tommy Christy has bought more homes than most investors you know combined. While he didn’t have to put up his own money to close on the deals, he did go through the process of lead generating, offering, auctioning, analyzing, and finally closing on them for his hedge fund employer. He was able to score twenty-seven hundred homes in just over two years, before realizing it was time for him to build his personal portfolio a bit more.

When the market crashed in 2009, Tommy saw an opportunity to buy homes at a significant discount. He was essentially buying anything under sixty thousand dollars in California, which turned out to be a good idea seeing how much the state has appreciated in the past twelve years. Tommy knows what it takes for the hedge funds to buy a great deal, but he also knows what they’re overlooking.

Even if you’re not planning on buying two-thousand plus units in two years, Tommy’s knowledge of “buy boxes” and systematizing your lead flow can help you reach a significant unit count, much faster. If you want to partner up on a deal, have a chat, or wholesale a home, get in touch with Tommy at tommy@ilovehouses.com!

In This Episode We Cover:

REOs vs. foreclosures vs. pre-foreclosures (and which you should look out for)

Creative financing and understanding which type falls into which market cycle

Developing your “buy box” and “crystal clear criteria” for real estate deals

Thinking like a hedge fund so you can beat them at their own game

How to scale your portfolio so you don’t just have more units, but less work

Where to find the best lead sources so you can buy, BRRRR, or wholesale as you see fit

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

GoBundance

Zillow

David Greene's Company

BiggerPockets Show 551 with Josh Dorkin

Wells Fargo

Property Radar

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast 527: 300 Doors, 100% Creative Financing with Pace Morby

Sacramento Bee

Invitation Homes

Zillow

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 543: 5 Tools To Unlock Your “Ideal Life” w/ “Traction” Author Gino Wickman

Josh Dorkin

BiggerPockets Podcast 325: From Major Business Failure to Buying 20 Houses a Month With Aaron Amuchastegui

Jeff Brown's BiggerPockets Profile

Supermarket Sweep

Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show550 


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Tommy Christy has bought more homes than most investors you know combined. While he didn’t have to put up his own money to close on the deals, he did go through the process of lead generating, offering, auctioning, analyzing, and finally closing on them for his hedge fund employer. He was able to score twenty-seven hundred homes in just over two years, before realizing it was time for him to build his personal portfolio a bit more.

When the market crashed in 2009, Tommy saw an opportunity to buy homes at a significant discount. He was essentially buying anything under sixty thousand dollars in California, which turned out to be a good idea seeing how much the state has appreciated in the past twelve years. Tommy knows what it takes for the hedge funds to buy a great deal, but he also knows what they’re overlooking.

Even if you’re not planning on buying two-thousand plus units in two years, Tommy’s knowledge of “buy boxes” and systematizing your lead flow can help you reach a significant unit count, much faster. If you want to partner up on a deal, have a chat, or wholesale a home, get in touch with Tommy at tommy@ilovehouses.com!

In This Episode We Cover:

REOs vs. foreclosures vs. pre-foreclosures (and which you should look out for)

Creative financing and understanding which type falls into which market cycle

Developing your “buy box” and “crystal clear criteria” for real estate deals

Thinking like a hedge fund so you can beat them at their own game

How to scale your portfolio so you don’t just have more units, but less work

Where to find the best lead sources so you can buy, BRRRR, or wholesale as you see fit

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

GoBundance

Zillow

David Greene's Company

BiggerPockets Show 551 with Josh Dorkin

Wells Fargo

Property Radar

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast 527: 300 Doors, 100% Creative Financing with Pace Morby

Sacramento Bee

Invitation Homes

Zillow

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 543: 5 Tools To Unlock Your “Ideal Life” w/ “Traction” Author Gino Wickman

Josh Dorkin

BiggerPockets Podcast 325: From Major Business Failure to Buying 20 Houses a Month With Aaron Amuchastegui

Jeff Brown's BiggerPockets Profile

Supermarket Sweep

Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show550 


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Maria Friström is an investor, designer, mother, and business owner from Finland, and she’s one of the only few people that can match Brandon Turner in height. Maria was working in Silicon Valley before she voluntarily left her position to build an empire of her own. She took her down payment savings for a primary residence and on a whim bought a rental property in Fort Collins, Colorado.

She and her husband then decided to move to Finland to raise their children. Through some challenging life events, Maria was left heartbroken and grief-stricken, with a business that became a full-time job for her. She wanted to express her creativity via design, so they decided to move back to America to flip their first rental property in Colorado.

Maria’s inspiring story is a testament to how real estate investing can pull you out of financial, emotional, and mental depths. She has built a real estate empire worth well over two million dollars and has the financial freedom to spend time where she wants, with who she wants, doing what she wants.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to build your real estate portfolio without building yourself a job

Using real estate as a hedge against high taxes 

Presenting investment opportunities in a professional, efficient way

Healing after heartbreak and using your passions to bring you mental clarity 

The 4 keys to raising capital for real estate investing (whether it be banks, private money, etc.)

Why you should always be willing to eat the shiz sandwich 

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BPCON2021

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

David Greene’s Instagram

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 485: Atomic Habits That Help You Achieve Unthinkable Success w/ NYT Best Selling Author James Clear

How to Retire Early With Real Estate & Do What Matters More with Chad Carson

How to Use the DISC Profile to Communicate Effectively in Business

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show549

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Maria Friström is an investor, designer, mother, and business owner from Finland, and she’s one of the only few people that can match Brandon Turner in height. Maria was working in Silicon Valley before she voluntarily left her position to build an empire of her own. She took her down payment savings for a primary residence and on a whim bought a rental property in Fort Collins, Colorado.

She and her husband then decided to move to Finland to raise their children. Through some challenging life events, Maria was left heartbroken and grief-stricken, with a business that became a full-time job for her. She wanted to express her creativity via design, so they decided to move back to America to flip their first rental property in Colorado.

Maria’s inspiring story is a testament to how real estate investing can pull you out of financial, emotional, and mental depths. She has built a real estate empire worth well over two million dollars and has the financial freedom to spend time where she wants, with who she wants, doing what she wants.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to build your real estate portfolio without building yourself a job

Using real estate as a hedge against high taxes 

Presenting investment opportunities in a professional, efficient way

Healing after heartbreak and using your passions to bring you mental clarity 

The 4 keys to raising capital for real estate investing (whether it be banks, private money, etc.)

Why you should always be willing to eat the shiz sandwich 

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BPCON2021

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

David Greene’s Instagram

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 485: Atomic Habits That Help You Achieve Unthinkable Success w/ NYT Best Selling Author James Clear

How to Retire Early With Real Estate & Do What Matters More with Chad Carson

How to Use the DISC Profile to Communicate Effectively in Business

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show549

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Your real estate partnership may be closer than you think. Maybe it’s that seller you’re talking to on craigslist, maybe it’s your home appraiser, or maybe it’s someone you meet at a sketchy real estate investing company. Mike Nuss and Tyler Combs never planned on becoming partners when they linked up to discuss a potential sale of a property. But, when fate put the two together again in the same company, they decided to split off and use their complementary skill sets to build a real estate empire.

Mike brought the acquisitions and property management side to their business, while Tyler focused on managing and selling flips. Together they brought the rocket fuel of profit and cash flow to their growing business. Now, they’ve acquired more than eighty units and aren’t planning on stopping any time soon.

Mike and Tyler built their business on the back of strong investor relationships, truthful and honest work, and the ability to find seller finance deals. With the combo of creative financing, marketing, and hard work, they’ve become real estate leaders in their area with an expanding portfolio, team, and strategy.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to vet someone who’s raising capital for a real estate investment

Combining flips and rentals to maximize growth in real estate 

Using seller financing to acquire more units with less money upfront

Creative financing options like subject toraising private capital, and more

Land Banking” and using it to set up your portfolio for future success

Becoming a master in your field and going a mile deep on your strengths

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BPCON2021

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Itunes

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

David Greene’s Instagram

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 423: Who Not How: Stop Doing the Things You Hate, Free Up Time, Be Happier and Richer with Dan Sullivan

BiggerPockets Podcast 297: Mastering the Decision-Making Process with Business (and World Series of Poker) Champion Annie Duke

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show548

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Your real estate partnership may be closer than you think. Maybe it’s that seller you’re talking to on craigslist, maybe it’s your home appraiser, or maybe it’s someone you meet at a sketchy real estate investing company. Mike Nuss and Tyler Combs never planned on becoming partners when they linked up to discuss a potential sale of a property. But, when fate put the two together again in the same company, they decided to split off and use their complementary skill sets to build a real estate empire.

Mike brought the acquisitions and property management side to their business, while Tyler focused on managing and selling flips. Together they brought the rocket fuel of profit and cash flow to their growing business. Now, they’ve acquired more than eighty units and aren’t planning on stopping any time soon.

Mike and Tyler built their business on the back of strong investor relationships, truthful and honest work, and the ability to find seller finance deals. With the combo of creative financing, marketing, and hard work, they’ve become real estate leaders in their area with an expanding portfolio, team, and strategy.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to vet someone who’s raising capital for a real estate investment

Combining flips and rentals to maximize growth in real estate 

Using seller financing to acquire more units with less money upfront

Creative financing options like subject toraising private capital, and more

Land Banking” and using it to set up your portfolio for future success

Becoming a master in your field and going a mile deep on your strengths

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BPCON2021

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Itunes

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

David Greene’s Instagram

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 423: Who Not How: Stop Doing the Things You Hate, Free Up Time, Be Happier and Richer with Dan Sullivan

BiggerPockets Podcast 297: Mastering the Decision-Making Process with Business (and World Series of Poker) Champion Annie Duke

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show548

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Buying and selling real estate portfolios isn’t what Omni Casey was raised to think about. As a middle child in a large family, Omni was never given the “investing talk” and was often surrounded by people who thought landlords were greedy. But, Omni had the entrepreneurial spirit, and through trial and error, found real estate investing to be the most reliable, practical, scalable, and fun business around.

He started with a single “condotel” in his native state of Hawaii before branching off into out-of-state investing. For most of the past two decades, Omni never spoke about his investing career to those outside of his immediate family. It wasn’t until recently that he started the “Cash Flow Breakfast Club” for agents in his brokerage to talk about investing, financial freedom, and generational wealth.

Now, with over one hundred properties, Omni is on a mission to purchase fifty-two properties in fifty-two weeks! Although it’s not the end of the year just yet, we’re quite confident that he and his team will successfully cross the finish line.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to get into real estate when your family doesn’t openly talk about money

Finding a mentor and using their expertise to propel you forward

Purchasing real estate in expensive markets and when to value appreciation over cash flow

The questions to ask a potential property manager in a new market

Buying and selling real estate portfolios to create a win-win for both parties

2022 market predictions and why you shouldn’t depend on today’s political environment

The “Cash Flow Breakfast Club” and Omni’s new book

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BPCON2021

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

Cashflow Board Game


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Buying and selling real estate portfolios isn’t what Omni Casey was raised to think about. As a middle child in a large family, Omni was never given the “investing talk” and was often surrounded by people who thought landlords were greedy. But, Omni had the entrepreneurial spirit, and through trial and error, found real estate investing to be the most reliable, practical, scalable, and fun business around.

He started with a single “condotel” in his native state of Hawaii before branching off into out-of-state investing. For most of the past two decades, Omni never spoke about his investing career to those outside of his immediate family. It wasn’t until recently that he started the “Cash Flow Breakfast Club” for agents in his brokerage to talk about investing, financial freedom, and generational wealth.

Now, with over one hundred properties, Omni is on a mission to purchase fifty-two properties in fifty-two weeks! Although it’s not the end of the year just yet, we’re quite confident that he and his team will successfully cross the finish line.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to get into real estate when your family doesn’t openly talk about money

Finding a mentor and using their expertise to propel you forward

Purchasing real estate in expensive markets and when to value appreciation over cash flow

The questions to ask a potential property manager in a new market

Buying and selling real estate portfolios to create a win-win for both parties

2022 market predictions and why you shouldn’t depend on today’s political environment

The “Cash Flow Breakfast Club” and Omni’s new book

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BPCON2021

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

Cashflow Board Game


Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show547

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Adversity tends to breed ingenuity and genius. More often than not, smart and capable individuals will find a way to use their hardships as fuel to build something better. This is exactly what house flipping, wholesaling, and rental property-owning partners Noah Evans and Jeff Fawson did.

Noah and Jeff were both following different paths to real estate success, taking on apprenticeships under investors who had already made it big. It wasn’t until Jeff was doing some work on Noah’s house that the two began talking, realizing they had the same type of past conflicts and saw each other’s strengths as their own weaknesses.

Now, they’re building a systematized, scaling real estate business, operating in multiple markets, and bringing in not only flipping and wholesaling profits but generational wealth-building cash flow. Noah and Jeff discuss how they research markets for investing, systematizing fix and flips down to a point-by-point checklist, and how to make networking beneficial (instead of a drag).

In This Episode We Cover:

Using your past struggles to fuel your future success in real estate and life

Networking in a way that truly adds value to other investors’ lives

Finding a partner who matches your weaknesses and struggles in your strengths

How to identify and research a new market for real estate investing

The systems and tools that Noah and Jeff use to run their scalable business

Paying attention to personal progress, instead of the dollar amount on a deal

How ripped BiggerPockets founder Josh Dorkin has become

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Itunes

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

Open Door Capital

GoBundance

Chasing Freedom Website

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show546

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Adversity tends to breed ingenuity and genius. More often than not, smart and capable individuals will find a way to use their hardships as fuel to build something better. This is exactly what house flipping, wholesaling, and rental property-owning partners Noah Evans and Jeff Fawson did.

Noah and Jeff were both following different paths to real estate success, taking on apprenticeships under investors who had already made it big. It wasn’t until Jeff was doing some work on Noah’s house that the two began talking, realizing they had the same type of past conflicts and saw each other’s strengths as their own weaknesses.

Now, they’re building a systematized, scaling real estate business, operating in multiple markets, and bringing in not only flipping and wholesaling profits but generational wealth-building cash flow. Noah and Jeff discuss how they research markets for investing, systematizing fix and flips down to a point-by-point checklist, and how to make networking beneficial (instead of a drag).

In This Episode We Cover:

Using your past struggles to fuel your future success in real estate and life

Networking in a way that truly adds value to other investors’ lives

Finding a partner who matches your weaknesses and struggles in your strengths

How to identify and research a new market for real estate investing

The systems and tools that Noah and Jeff use to run their scalable business

Paying attention to personal progress, instead of the dollar amount on a deal

How ripped BiggerPockets founder Josh Dorkin has become

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Itunes

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

Open Door Capital

GoBundance

Chasing Freedom Website

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show546

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Sergio Altomare didn’t start out investing in self storage. He made a massive leap, making lots of mistakes along the way until he found this gold mine of an asset class. For years, Sergio was buying small multifamily properties, one of them being a “monster house” which he later had to sell due to some serious zoning issues. Once he was introduced to syndications, he knew he could take his portfolio higher, without the headaches of large multifamily.

Now, Sergio has twelve self storage facilities, with a combined valuation of close to $40M. He’s been able to increase his equity by many, many millions with simple value-add strategies like increasing rent, paving parking lots, and installing key-accessible gates for his customers. This isn’t the regular value-add you’re used to with granite countertops and freshly tiled showers; self storage value-add can be minimal with massive results.

Sergio also dives into his long-term exit plans—something every investor should be thinking about. Are you planning on selling your properties one by one to the highest bidder, or will you package them up and walk away with a huge payday?

In This Episode We Cover:

What a multifamily “monster house” is and why you should avoid them

Zoning laws and how they can affect your long-term profit

The pros and cons of investing in self storage facilities 

What to look for in self storage facilities and other types of commercial real estate

How to raise money for your deals (even if you’re a new investor)

Defining your exit plan so you can walk away rich after building your portfolio

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Itunes

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

Facebook Ads

Google ads

Radius Plus

U-Haul's Facebook page

Blackstone

Open Door Capital

Bird-in-Hand Self Storage

The Real Estate InvestHER Facebook Community

GoBundance

Hearthfire Self Storage

BiggerPockets Podcast 388: The 7-Step “Playbook” for Scaling Your Real Estate Business With AJ Osborne

BiggerPockets Podcast 286: $13M in Equity from One Deal & Cash Flowing Despite Being Comatose with AJ Osborne

Paul Moore's BiggerPockets Profile

Ashley Wilson's BiggerPockets Profile

Liz Faircloth's BiggerPockets Profile


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Sergio Altomare didn’t start out investing in self storage. He made a massive leap, making lots of mistakes along the way until he found this gold mine of an asset class. For years, Sergio was buying small multifamily properties, one of them being a “monster house” which he later had to sell due to some serious zoning issues. Once he was introduced to syndications, he knew he could take his portfolio higher, without the headaches of large multifamily.

Now, Sergio has twelve self storage facilities, with a combined valuation of close to $40M. He’s been able to increase his equity by many, many millions with simple value-add strategies like increasing rent, paving parking lots, and installing key-accessible gates for his customers. This isn’t the regular value-add you’re used to with granite countertops and freshly tiled showers; self storage value-add can be minimal with massive results.

Sergio also dives into his long-term exit plans—something every investor should be thinking about. Are you planning on selling your properties one by one to the highest bidder, or will you package them up and walk away with a huge payday?

In This Episode We Cover:

What a multifamily “monster house” is and why you should avoid them

Zoning laws and how they can affect your long-term profit

The pros and cons of investing in self storage facilities 

What to look for in self storage facilities and other types of commercial real estate

How to raise money for your deals (even if you’re a new investor)

Defining your exit plan so you can walk away rich after building your portfolio

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Talent Search

BiggerPockets on Itunes

BiggerPockets on Audible

BiggerPockets on Twitter

Facebook Ads

Google ads

Radius Plus

U-Haul's Facebook page

Blackstone

Open Door Capital

Bird-in-Hand Self Storage

The Real Estate InvestHER Facebook Community

GoBundance

Hearthfire Self Storage

BiggerPockets Podcast 388: The 7-Step “Playbook” for Scaling Your Real Estate Business With AJ Osborne

BiggerPockets Podcast 286: $13M in Equity from One Deal & Cash Flowing Despite Being Comatose with AJ Osborne

Paul Moore's BiggerPockets Profile

Ashley Wilson's BiggerPockets Profile

Liz Faircloth's BiggerPockets Profile


Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show545

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Cameron Herold developed the “Vivid Vision” format years ago, allowing not only him but other high-level business leaders to peek into the crystal ball of their futures. This vision doesn’t magically come true once you write it out, but mysteriously, those who craft a "Vivid Vision" accomplish, if not exceed, their goals for the future.

No one is more deserving of a call with Cameron than J.B. Klein, our winner of BPCon 2021’s coaching call giveaway. J.B. scaled quickly over the past year to hit a respectable unit count, but he’s feeling traction slip out from under his feet. J.B. wants to ensure that his business is set up to grow if he intends to acquire many multiples of his current portfolio.

To that end, JB crafted a Vivid Vision, and a team of copywriters at Conscious Copy helped turn it into a masterpiece!

This call between Cameron and J.B. is a massive resource to anyone investing in real estate, regardless of business size or experience. Cameron is a highly sought-after business coach and he makes clear, direct points that any listener of The BiggerPockets Podcast can take and expand upon to make their lives more fulfilling.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to craft your three-year “Vivid Vision” of a future business

Describing and defining your why behind business growth, passive income, and freedom

Building strong relationships with your team, partners, and investors

Minimizing anxiety and sleepless nights as a stressed-out leader

Delegating any task that doesn’t include your “genius” 

Setting up the core values of your business and sticking to them

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Conscious Copy (Vivid Vision Copywriting Team)

Open Door Capital

BPCon 2021

Keller Williams Realty

1-800-GOT-JUNK?

Invest in Your Leaders Course

The Second-in-Command Podcast

Harley-Davidson

David Osborn's Personal Website

JB's Vivid Vision

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show544

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Cameron Herold developed the “Vivid Vision” format years ago, allowing not only him but other high-level business leaders to peek into the crystal ball of their futures. This vision doesn’t magically come true once you write it out, but mysteriously, those who craft a "Vivid Vision" accomplish, if not exceed, their goals for the future.

No one is more deserving of a call with Cameron than J.B. Klein, our winner of BPCon 2021’s coaching call giveaway. J.B. scaled quickly over the past year to hit a respectable unit count, but he’s feeling traction slip out from under his feet. J.B. wants to ensure that his business is set up to grow if he intends to acquire many multiples of his current portfolio.

To that end, JB crafted a Vivid Vision, and a team of copywriters at Conscious Copy helped turn it into a masterpiece!

This call between Cameron and J.B. is a massive resource to anyone investing in real estate, regardless of business size or experience. Cameron is a highly sought-after business coach and he makes clear, direct points that any listener of The BiggerPockets Podcast can take and expand upon to make their lives more fulfilling.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to craft your three-year “Vivid Vision” of a future business

Describing and defining your why behind business growth, passive income, and freedom

Building strong relationships with your team, partners, and investors

Minimizing anxiety and sleepless nights as a stressed-out leader

Delegating any task that doesn’t include your “genius” 

Setting up the core values of your business and sticking to them

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Conscious Copy (Vivid Vision Copywriting Team)

Open Door Capital

BPCon 2021

Keller Williams Realty

1-800-GOT-JUNK?

Invest in Your Leaders Course

The Second-in-Command Podcast

Harley-Davidson

David Osborn's Personal Website

JB's Vivid Vision

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show544

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Gino Wickman’s name is synonymous with business growth, entrepreneurship, and freedom. He spent the majority of his youth building up his father’s company to later sell it for a substantial sum. After teaching others how to do the same, Gino took the time to write books that would pave the way for future entrepreneurial success. Books like TractionRocket FuelGet A Grip, and his newest bookThe EOS Life

In it, Gino describes the five points of an ideal life: doing what you love, with people you love, making a huge difference, being compensated appropriately, and having time for other passions. Sounds like paradise doesn’t it? Well, if you’re an entrepreneur (or a want-to-be entrepreneur), this “ideal life” is perfectly within your grasp.

On today’s show, Gino walks through how any entrepreneur, nine-to-five worker, or business owner can hit all five of these points and live a truly fulfilling life. Gino mentions five separate tools that can help you along your journey to an ideal life, but the most important piece of this entire show is how you have to put up the risk to take away the reward.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why Gino created EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) for business owners

Whether or not you have the six essential traits of an entrepreneur 

The five points of living an ideal life (and why they’re closer than you think)

Dropping your $25/hour tasks and starting to focus on $1,000+/hour tasks 

Understanding that reward does not come without sufficient risk 

Why time off from work can fuel better ideas and help you enjoy life more

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Pro Membership - Use discount code: podcast21

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Books by Brandon Turner

BiggerPocket's Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing

Open Door Capital

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

EOS Website

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show543

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Gino Wickman’s name is synonymous with business growth, entrepreneurship, and freedom. He spent the majority of his youth building up his father’s company to later sell it for a substantial sum. After teaching others how to do the same, Gino took the time to write books that would pave the way for future entrepreneurial success. Books like TractionRocket FuelGet A Grip, and his newest bookThe EOS Life

In it, Gino describes the five points of an ideal life: doing what you love, with people you love, making a huge difference, being compensated appropriately, and having time for other passions. Sounds like paradise doesn’t it? Well, if you’re an entrepreneur (or a want-to-be entrepreneur), this “ideal life” is perfectly within your grasp.

On today’s show, Gino walks through how any entrepreneur, nine-to-five worker, or business owner can hit all five of these points and live a truly fulfilling life. Gino mentions five separate tools that can help you along your journey to an ideal life, but the most important piece of this entire show is how you have to put up the risk to take away the reward.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why Gino created EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) for business owners

Whether or not you have the six essential traits of an entrepreneur 

The five points of living an ideal life (and why they’re closer than you think)

Dropping your $25/hour tasks and starting to focus on $1,000+/hour tasks 

Understanding that reward does not come without sufficient risk 

Why time off from work can fuel better ideas and help you enjoy life more

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Pro Membership - Use discount code: podcast21

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Books by Brandon Turner

BiggerPocket's Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing

Open Door Capital

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

EOS Website

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show543

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Billy Dha Kidd is better known for his rapping than his real estate skills, but both careers are worth celebrating. Billy’s early life was anything but comfortable — growing up in El Salvador, he was used to no running water and no electricity. He likes to say that he didn’t start at zero but started at negative one-hundred. Billy’s family immigrated to the United States when he was 10 years old, moving first to California and then later to Nebraska.

As a teenager, Billy began rapping as a way for him to express himself but found he loved the craft. Rapping allowed Billy to fill his time with something positive, instead of taking the wrong path many of his friends were on. His rap taught him sales skills, business skills, how taxes work, and most importantly, how to make money.

Reading stories of generational wealth, Billy was compelled to start investing in real estate. He got his first deal, learned a lot about the BRRRR strategy, and continued to put his knowledge to work. Now, he’s sitting on twenty-two doors between eighteen different properties. He gives credit to simply taking responsibility for his outcomes, instead of blaming others or the system around him.

In This Episode We Cover:

Building wealth even if you started with a disadvantage

Developing sales skills and using them when buying and selling properties

Generational wealth and why it means more than just getting rich

Finding deals both on and off-market for the BRRRR strategy

The biggest hurdles that come with owning a large rental portfolio 

Creating a sellable, scalable business so you work less and make more

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPocket's Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 537: 10 Best Books for Real Estate, Health, and Wealth

Brandon Turner's Instagram

Universal Music Group

Myspace

MLS (Multiple Listing Service)

Zillow

Realtor

Wells Fargo Bank

Chase Bank

The One Brokerage - The David Greene lending team

Check the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show542

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Billy Dha Kidd is better known for his rapping than his real estate skills, but both careers are worth celebrating. Billy’s early life was anything but comfortable — growing up in El Salvador, he was used to no running water and no electricity. He likes to say that he didn’t start at zero but started at negative one-hundred. Billy’s family immigrated to the United States when he was 10 years old, moving first to California and then later to Nebraska.

As a teenager, Billy began rapping as a way for him to express himself but found he loved the craft. Rapping allowed Billy to fill his time with something positive, instead of taking the wrong path many of his friends were on. His rap taught him sales skills, business skills, how taxes work, and most importantly, how to make money.

Reading stories of generational wealth, Billy was compelled to start investing in real estate. He got his first deal, learned a lot about the BRRRR strategy, and continued to put his knowledge to work. Now, he’s sitting on twenty-two doors between eighteen different properties. He gives credit to simply taking responsibility for his outcomes, instead of blaming others or the system around him.

In This Episode We Cover:

Building wealth even if you started with a disadvantage

Developing sales skills and using them when buying and selling properties

Generational wealth and why it means more than just getting rich

Finding deals both on and off-market for the BRRRR strategy

The biggest hurdles that come with owning a large rental portfolio 

Creating a sellable, scalable business so you work less and make more

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPocket's Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 537: 10 Best Books for Real Estate, Health, and Wealth

Brandon Turner's Instagram

Universal Music Group

Myspace

MLS (Multiple Listing Service)

Zillow

Realtor

Wells Fargo Bank

Chase Bank

The One Brokerage - The David Greene lending team

Check the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show542

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Will inflation sink real estate? Is Zillow out of the iBuyer game? And why does my cash offer mean less than it did last year? Dave Meyer, VP of Data and Analytics at BiggerPockets, has heard your questions through BiggerPockets forum posts, YouTube videos, and on Instagram. This data-loving sandwich connoisseur is back to walk you through the biggest stories in real estate.

As incredible as Zillow Offers was, it looks like it won’t be around any longer (at least for a while) since having a half a billion-dollar loss in Q3 of 2021. With Zillow’s exit from the iBuyer and flipping market, other big players like Opendoor and Offerpad have come in to fill the gap. But, what about the new “Power Buyers” in the market? Will they help or hurt real estate investors?

We’ve also seen a run-up in inflation over this past year, causing home prices to artificially soar (especially when paired with low interest rates). So what is the best move for a real estate investor to make in today’s market? Take advantage of low-interest mortgages and all-time high rent prices, or wait for a supposed housing market crash or correction?

In This Episode We Cover:

Why Zillow cut their losses and exited the iBuying arena

The new “Power Buyers” in the housing market and how they could help investors like you

What a 30-year high inflation rate means for asset prices

How to take advantage of record-low interest rates for long-term cash flow

The cities in the US with the highest growing rent prices 

What to look for in a rental depending on your estimated retirement age

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Zillow

iBuyer

Opendoor

Offerpad

Redfin

BiggerPockets Podcast 480: Making $200k a Month After Being on the Verge of Bankruptcy

Knock.com

Orchard

Homeward

Band Protocol

Check the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show541

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Will inflation sink real estate? Is Zillow out of the iBuyer game? And why does my cash offer mean less than it did last year? Dave Meyer, VP of Data and Analytics at BiggerPockets, has heard your questions through BiggerPockets forum posts, YouTube videos, and on Instagram. This data-loving sandwich connoisseur is back to walk you through the biggest stories in real estate.

As incredible as Zillow Offers was, it looks like it won’t be around any longer (at least for a while) since having a half a billion-dollar loss in Q3 of 2021. With Zillow’s exit from the iBuyer and flipping market, other big players like Opendoor and Offerpad have come in to fill the gap. But, what about the new “Power Buyers” in the market? Will they help or hurt real estate investors?

We’ve also seen a run-up in inflation over this past year, causing home prices to artificially soar (especially when paired with low interest rates). So what is the best move for a real estate investor to make in today’s market? Take advantage of low-interest mortgages and all-time high rent prices, or wait for a supposed housing market crash or correction?

In This Episode We Cover:

Why Zillow cut their losses and exited the iBuying arena

The new “Power Buyers” in the housing market and how they could help investors like you

What a 30-year high inflation rate means for asset prices

How to take advantage of record-low interest rates for long-term cash flow

The cities in the US with the highest growing rent prices 

What to look for in a rental depending on your estimated retirement age

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Zillow

iBuyer

Opendoor

Offerpad

Redfin

BiggerPockets Podcast 480: Making $200k a Month After Being on the Verge of Bankruptcy

Knock.com

Orchard

Homeward

Band Protocol

Check the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show541

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How do you build massive wealth while keeping your passions, family, faith, and bank account intact? Successful real estate investors will tell you the same thing: you need to automate and systematize to make time for it all, and they aren't kidding. Whitney Sewell was working as a cop when he got his start in real estate. Looking at his $35,000 salary, he realized that the long hours and tiresome, but enjoyable work, wouldn’t allow him financial freedom.

Whitney wanted more time with his kids, his wife, and his beloved horses. So, he started attending every real estate conference he could go to, networking with anyone who owned any amount of real estate. He hired a performance coach, built a successful podcast, and flipped his limiting beliefs on their head, so he could tackle big deals.

In only three years, Whitney built a real estate empire with over $300M assets under management. Part of his personal profits are donated to help adopted children and those who need adoptive parents. Whitney talks about how his faith and social goals have played a huge part in his real estate and how doing good must be the driving force behind wealth accumulation.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why it’s important to “overcommit” if you really want to succeed in real estate

The “most dangerous book to reach on a beach

Why your network is your net worth and pushing yourself to connect with other like-minded investors

Why wealth and faith don’t need to contradict each other

Giving yourself the “thinking time” to spawn new, ingenious ideas

Outsourcing and upgrading your business so you can make more while loving life

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership - Use discount code: podcast21

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Books by Brandon Turner

The Official BiggerPockets Facebook group

BiggerPockets Podcast 401: Follow these Steps to Get People to Know, Like, and Trust You with Jordan Harbinger

BiggerPockets Podcast 227: From Single Family Houses to $130,000,000 in Multifamily with Joe Fairless

Harley Davidson

Straight Path Horses Website

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How do you build massive wealth while keeping your passions, family, faith, and bank account intact? Successful real estate investors will tell you the same thing: you need to automate and systematize to make time for it all, and they aren't kidding. Whitney Sewell was working as a cop when he got his start in real estate. Looking at his $35,000 salary, he realized that the long hours and tiresome, but enjoyable work, wouldn’t allow him financial freedom.

Whitney wanted more time with his kids, his wife, and his beloved horses. So, he started attending every real estate conference he could go to, networking with anyone who owned any amount of real estate. He hired a performance coach, built a successful podcast, and flipped his limiting beliefs on their head, so he could tackle big deals.

In only three years, Whitney built a real estate empire with over $300M assets under management. Part of his personal profits are donated to help adopted children and those who need adoptive parents. Whitney talks about how his faith and social goals have played a huge part in his real estate and how doing good must be the driving force behind wealth accumulation.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why it’s important to “overcommit” if you really want to succeed in real estate

The “most dangerous book to reach on a beach

Why your network is your net worth and pushing yourself to connect with other like-minded investors

Why wealth and faith don’t need to contradict each other

Giving yourself the “thinking time” to spawn new, ingenious ideas

Outsourcing and upgrading your business so you can make more while loving life

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Pro Membership - Use discount code: podcast21

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Books by Brandon Turner

The Official BiggerPockets Facebook group

BiggerPockets Podcast 401: Follow these Steps to Get People to Know, Like, and Trust You with Jordan Harbinger

BiggerPockets Podcast 227: From Single Family Houses to $130,000,000 in Multifamily with Joe Fairless

Harley Davidson

Straight Path Horses Website

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If you’re looking to buy your first (or next) rental, you’ve come to the right place! BiggerPockets was founded to help real estate investors network, build their skills, and grow their portfolios. In today’s episode, master of multifamily and all things rental-property related, Brandon Turner, shares how you can build momentum and get your next deal under contract.

By overcoming the three roadblocks of real estate investing, you’ll be able to scale your portfolio to heights you’ve never imagined. Achieve financial freedom or surpass it entirely with intelligent, consistent investing so you (and your family) can live a life you love.

If you’re ready to get started, grab your notepad and pen. Brandon is about to show you why your next investment property is within reach!

In This Episode We Cover:

How to get your first (or next) real estate deal under contract

Defeating the three roadblocks of real estate investing and using them to grow a sizeable portfolio

Why the first few deals matter (and why they definitely don’t)

Using daily consistent action to build a system that works on your behalf

Why most people want to invest in real estate but never do

How to analyze a rental property deal in five minutes (even if you’re brand new!)

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Pro Membership - Use discount code: podcast21

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Books by Brandon Turner

BiggerPockets PRO Exclusive videos

The Official BiggerPockets Facebook group

BiggerPockets Podcast 437: How Your “Worst Case Scenario” Can Set You Free From a Job You Hate with MarieForleo

Doug Nordman's LinkedIn Profile

Joshua Dorkin's Website

Open Door Capital

Brandon Turner's Instagram

MLS (Multiple Listing Service)

DealMachine

Driving For Dollars

Uber Eats

PropStream

ListSource

BeardyBrew Coffee Website

Dave Meyer’s Blog Content

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If you’re looking to buy your first (or next) rental, you’ve come to the right place! BiggerPockets was founded to help real estate investors network, build their skills, and grow their portfolios. In today’s episode, master of multifamily and all things rental-property related, Brandon Turner, shares how you can build momentum and get your next deal under contract.

By overcoming the three roadblocks of real estate investing, you’ll be able to scale your portfolio to heights you’ve never imagined. Achieve financial freedom or surpass it entirely with intelligent, consistent investing so you (and your family) can live a life you love.

If you’re ready to get started, grab your notepad and pen. Brandon is about to show you why your next investment property is within reach!

In This Episode We Cover:

How to get your first (or next) real estate deal under contract

Defeating the three roadblocks of real estate investing and using them to grow a sizeable portfolio

Why the first few deals matter (and why they definitely don’t)

Using daily consistent action to build a system that works on your behalf

Why most people want to invest in real estate but never do

How to analyze a rental property deal in five minutes (even if you’re brand new!)

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Pro Membership - Use discount code: podcast21

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets Books by Brandon Turner

BiggerPockets PRO Exclusive videos

The Official BiggerPockets Facebook group

BiggerPockets Podcast 437: How Your “Worst Case Scenario” Can Set You Free From a Job You Hate with MarieForleo

Doug Nordman's LinkedIn Profile

Joshua Dorkin's Website

Open Door Capital

Brandon Turner's Instagram

MLS (Multiple Listing Service)

DealMachine

Driving For Dollars

Uber Eats

PropStream

ListSource

BeardyBrew Coffee Website

Dave Meyer’s Blog Content

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show539

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Not everyone will love commercial investing, mixed-use buildings, flipping houses, BRRRRing, or even traditional buy-and-hold rentals. But you’ll probably find one type of real estate class that you absolutely love. It may take you some time, but if you’re able to find a property type that sparks your creativity, all while providing positive cash flow, you’ll know you made it.

Katie Neason definitely didn't love government-subsidized rentals. She dreaded the phone calls, the repairs, and the unresponsive tenants. Katie thought that upgrading her investing strategy to multifamily housing would solve the problems. Unfortunately, after buying some fourplexes, she realized that too wasn’t for her.

After trial and error, Katie found her true real estate loves: flipping, developing, and mixed-use buildings. So, she went into all three and is doing phenomenal! Katie shares a special Deal Deep Dive where she walks through a degraded downtown building that is now the talk of the town due to her smart negotiating, creative redesigns, and ability to use her network to fund the deal!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why it’s important to find the real estate classes you truly enjoy working on

Understanding the positives and negatives that come with subsidized housing

Revitalizing a downtown through smart planning, designing, and financing 

Taking action so you can achieve “hockey stick” growth in real estate

Working with the city so you can collectively build something that adds value to the community

How to negotiate so both the buyer and seller walk away with a win

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BPCon 2021

David's Instagram

BiggerPockets Store

Open Door Capital

The Self Storage Conference

Maui Masterclass with Brandon Turner and Tarl Yarber

Noah and Jeff's Episode (coming soon!)

BiggerPockets Podcast 511: Getting Your Market, Money, and Mindset Right | 3 Coaching Calls!

How to Invest in Real Estate—The Ultimate Show for Getting Started with Josh Dorkin, Brandon Turner, and 11 Rockstar Investors

BiggerPockets Webinar

JDC Mindset Academy

Audible

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 365: Ret. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink on Embracing Discomfort and Leading Through Extreme Ownership (+ His Real Estate Investing Tips!)

Josh Dorkin's Instagram

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Not everyone will love commercial investing, mixed-use buildings, flipping houses, BRRRRing, or even traditional buy-and-hold rentals. But you’ll probably find one type of real estate class that you absolutely love. It may take you some time, but if you’re able to find a property type that sparks your creativity, all while providing positive cash flow, you’ll know you made it.

Katie Neason definitely didn't love government-subsidized rentals. She dreaded the phone calls, the repairs, and the unresponsive tenants. Katie thought that upgrading her investing strategy to multifamily housing would solve the problems. Unfortunately, after buying some fourplexes, she realized that too wasn’t for her.

After trial and error, Katie found her true real estate loves: flipping, developing, and mixed-use buildings. So, she went into all three and is doing phenomenal! Katie shares a special Deal Deep Dive where she walks through a degraded downtown building that is now the talk of the town due to her smart negotiating, creative redesigns, and ability to use her network to fund the deal!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why it’s important to find the real estate classes you truly enjoy working on

Understanding the positives and negatives that come with subsidized housing

Revitalizing a downtown through smart planning, designing, and financing 

Taking action so you can achieve “hockey stick” growth in real estate

Working with the city so you can collectively build something that adds value to the community

How to negotiate so both the buyer and seller walk away with a win

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BPCon 2021

David's Instagram

BiggerPockets Store

Open Door Capital

The Self Storage Conference

Maui Masterclass with Brandon Turner and Tarl Yarber

Noah and Jeff's Episode (coming soon!)

BiggerPockets Podcast 511: Getting Your Market, Money, and Mindset Right | 3 Coaching Calls!

How to Invest in Real Estate—The Ultimate Show for Getting Started with Josh Dorkin, Brandon Turner, and 11 Rockstar Investors

BiggerPockets Webinar

JDC Mindset Academy

Audible

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 365: Ret. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink on Embracing Discomfort and Leading Through Extreme Ownership (+ His Real Estate Investing Tips!)

Josh Dorkin's Instagram

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Sometimes the best real estate books aren’t about real estate at all. Or at least, that’s what Brandon and David found out. After rummaging through their bookshelves, Brandon and David decided to give listeners their top ten books that allowed them to reach financial, spiritual, and personal success. Some of these books include classics you’ve heard mentioned on the show before, while others are centered more on human happinessproblem solving, or relationships.

What’s important to know is that these books can help anyone, no matter what stage of the investing journey they’re in. Whether you’re a veteran or rookie, reading a simple concept, sentence, or quote can fundamentally shift how you think about life and investing. Brandon also runs through a dozen more book recommendations at the end of this episode, so if you’ve already read through the top ten, hang around for that!

In This Episode We Cover:

Brandon and David’s top ten book list (for any type of investor!)

Understanding the different parts of the brain and using it to build better arguments and strengthen relationships 

Tweaking the “rules of the game” you’re playing in relation to wealth and happiness

Taking on extreme ownership and using it to become a better leader

Developing confidence and how to do so when you’re feeling lost

Communicating more effectively and allowing others to see through your perspective

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Forums

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Events

BiggerPockets Facebook Group

BiggerPockets Store

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 423: Who Not How: Stop Doing the Things You Hate, Free Up Time, Be Happier and Richer with Dan Sullivan

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Sometimes the best real estate books aren’t about real estate at all. Or at least, that’s what Brandon and David found out. After rummaging through their bookshelves, Brandon and David decided to give listeners their top ten books that allowed them to reach financial, spiritual, and personal success. Some of these books include classics you’ve heard mentioned on the show before, while others are centered more on human happinessproblem solving, or relationships.

What’s important to know is that these books can help anyone, no matter what stage of the investing journey they’re in. Whether you’re a veteran or rookie, reading a simple concept, sentence, or quote can fundamentally shift how you think about life and investing. Brandon also runs through a dozen more book recommendations at the end of this episode, so if you’ve already read through the top ten, hang around for that!

In This Episode We Cover:

Brandon and David’s top ten book list (for any type of investor!)

Understanding the different parts of the brain and using it to build better arguments and strengthen relationships 

Tweaking the “rules of the game” you’re playing in relation to wealth and happiness

Taking on extreme ownership and using it to become a better leader

Developing confidence and how to do so when you’re feeling lost

Communicating more effectively and allowing others to see through your perspective

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Forums

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Events

BiggerPockets Facebook Group

BiggerPockets Store

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 423: Who Not How: Stop Doing the Things You Hate, Free Up Time, Be Happier and Richer with Dan Sullivan

https://www.biggerpockets.com/show537

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Real estate investing can feel complicated, even when you’re doing well. There’s usually a time when every investor hits an invisible wall and moving on to the next deal, partnership, or business can feel like a slog. When this happens, it’s a good idea to lean on experienced investors who have been through these waves of success, failure, and stagnation.

Brandon Turner, host of The BiggerPockets Podcast, is back with live one-on-one coaching calls with three different investors, all experiencing some form of investor paralysis. Brandon talks to Mike who’s having trouble letting go of control on rehabs, Stephanie who’s had past success but can’t pick her next move, and Sterling who wants to build organic relationships with sellers.

These three investors are in three completely different parts of their real estate investing journey, but all share some of the same headaches. Brandon walks each of them through their predicaments while illuminating some paths forward that could yield them more money, less headache, and a larger portfolio.

In This Episode We Cover:

Always thinking of yourself as “the general” and not a foot soldier in the war

Prioritizing time with family over simple outsourceable tasks

Why real estate investors need to go “a mile deep” to survive in 2021 (and beyond!)

Building organic relationships with off-market sellers

Systematizing an outreach network and drip campaign that allow deals to come to you

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Jason Drees' Website

Open Door Capital

Etsy

ebay

Audible

Joe Fairless' Best Ever Conference Website

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 409: Giving Yourself Permission to Go BIGGER: the “Bluefishing” Mentality with Steve Sims

Brandon Turner's Instagram

Brandon Tuner's TikTok

David Greene's Instagram

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Real estate investing can feel complicated, even when you’re doing well. There’s usually a time when every investor hits an invisible wall and moving on to the next deal, partnership, or business can feel like a slog. When this happens, it’s a good idea to lean on experienced investors who have been through these waves of success, failure, and stagnation.

Brandon Turner, host of The BiggerPockets Podcast, is back with live one-on-one coaching calls with three different investors, all experiencing some form of investor paralysis. Brandon talks to Mike who’s having trouble letting go of control on rehabs, Stephanie who’s had past success but can’t pick her next move, and Sterling who wants to build organic relationships with sellers.

These three investors are in three completely different parts of their real estate investing journey, but all share some of the same headaches. Brandon walks each of them through their predicaments while illuminating some paths forward that could yield them more money, less headache, and a larger portfolio.

In This Episode We Cover:

Always thinking of yourself as “the general” and not a foot soldier in the war

Prioritizing time with family over simple outsourceable tasks

Why real estate investors need to go “a mile deep” to survive in 2021 (and beyond!)

Building organic relationships with off-market sellers

Systematizing an outreach network and drip campaign that allow deals to come to you

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Jason Drees' Website

Open Door Capital

Etsy

ebay

Audible

Joe Fairless' Best Ever Conference Website

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 409: Giving Yourself Permission to Go BIGGER: the “Bluefishing” Mentality with Steve Sims

Brandon Turner's Instagram

Brandon Tuner's TikTok

David Greene's Instagram

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On today's show: a coaching session with David Greene and the winner of a charity auction at BPCon, Carla Holmes from Yellow Square Properties.

Carla is a long-time investor and rookie to commercial investing. She's been cautious with her real estate investing and never took on debt after she went through foreclosure during The Great Recession. Now, she sits on over a million dollars in equity, spread across multiple properties in the Carolinas. Her recent acquisition is a 4.5-acre commercial property that she’ll convert into a parking lot for big rigs in her area.

Since this is a brand new real estate class she’s entering into, Carla wants to be absolutely sure she’s crossing all her t’s and dotting her i’s. David walks her through a live analysis going over the hurdles, work, expenses, and income that this property will bring in. He also helps Carla debate whether selling, refinancing, or keeping her current properties is best based on her one-year financial independence goal.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to analyze a commercial property from scratch with limited property information

Identifying the drawbacks and new potential income stream opportunities on a property

Why so many frugal investors avoid debt, even if it could be of benefit to them

Why you shouldn’t “hit the cones” when investing in a new real estate class 

Thinking multiple steps ahead when making a move in real estate

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BPCon 2021

Craigslist

Facebook Marketplace

David's Instagram

BiggerPockets's Instagram

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On today's show: a coaching session with David Greene and the winner of a charity auction at BPCon, Carla Holmes from Yellow Square Properties.

Carla is a long-time investor and rookie to commercial investing. She's been cautious with her real estate investing and never took on debt after she went through foreclosure during The Great Recession. Now, she sits on over a million dollars in equity, spread across multiple properties in the Carolinas. Her recent acquisition is a 4.5-acre commercial property that she’ll convert into a parking lot for big rigs in her area.

Since this is a brand new real estate class she’s entering into, Carla wants to be absolutely sure she’s crossing all her t’s and dotting her i’s. David walks her through a live analysis going over the hurdles, work, expenses, and income that this property will bring in. He also helps Carla debate whether selling, refinancing, or keeping her current properties is best based on her one-year financial independence goal.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to analyze a commercial property from scratch with limited property information

Identifying the drawbacks and new potential income stream opportunities on a property

Why so many frugal investors avoid debt, even if it could be of benefit to them

Why you shouldn’t “hit the cones” when investing in a new real estate class 

Thinking multiple steps ahead when making a move in real estate

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BPCon 2021

Craigslist

Facebook Marketplace

David's Instagram

BiggerPockets's Instagram

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Welcome to another episode of Seeing Greene! That’s right, David Greene is back with more real estate answers, some brand new metaphors, and basic Jiu-Jitsu knowledge for the new and experienced real estate investor. In this episode, we’re taking ten questions from BiggerPockets listeners, investors, agents, and rookies looking to build wealth through real estate.

David discusses topics ranging from investing out-of-state vs. in-state investing, whether cash flow or appreciation is a more important metric to track, and how to accurately value a property when using more than just data and numbers. David also gives advice on building systems within your business to help you get more deals, and making your investing machine much more scalable.

This episode has questions from non-investors, rookies, and veterans so no matter what stage of investing you’re in, David answers a question for you!

Have a question you want David to answer on the next Seeing Greene episode? Submit your video submission at Biggerpockets.com/david.

In This Episode We Cover:

The spectrum of investing and why you need to seriously consider cash flow vs. appreciation

Why waiting on the sidelines may lose you more money than investing in a hot market

Using more than just numbers and data to analyze a potential deal

How to return profits to investors and whether an equity or debt split is best

Systematizing your deal flow and taking advantage of CRMs (customer relationship management)

How agents can build their reputation in areas with far higher commission checks

What to do if you feel like you don’t have any valuable skills

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Biggerpockets.com/start

Submit your questions

BiggerPockets Calculators

BiggerPockets Podcast 322: 3 Things Every Leader MUST Do to Scale with Ben Kinney

Brivity CRM

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Welcome to another episode of Seeing Greene! That’s right, David Greene is back with more real estate answers, some brand new metaphors, and basic Jiu-Jitsu knowledge for the new and experienced real estate investor. In this episode, we’re taking ten questions from BiggerPockets listeners, investors, agents, and rookies looking to build wealth through real estate.

David discusses topics ranging from investing out-of-state vs. in-state investing, whether cash flow or appreciation is a more important metric to track, and how to accurately value a property when using more than just data and numbers. David also gives advice on building systems within your business to help you get more deals, and making your investing machine much more scalable.

This episode has questions from non-investors, rookies, and veterans so no matter what stage of investing you’re in, David answers a question for you!

Have a question you want David to answer on the next Seeing Greene episode? Submit your video submission at Biggerpockets.com/david.

In This Episode We Cover:

The spectrum of investing and why you need to seriously consider cash flow vs. appreciation

Why waiting on the sidelines may lose you more money than investing in a hot market

Using more than just numbers and data to analyze a potential deal

How to return profits to investors and whether an equity or debt split is best

Systematizing your deal flow and taking advantage of CRMs (customer relationship management)

How agents can build their reputation in areas with far higher commission checks

What to do if you feel like you don’t have any valuable skills

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Biggerpockets.com/start

Submit your questions

BiggerPockets Calculators

BiggerPockets Podcast 322: 3 Things Every Leader MUST Do to Scale with Ben Kinney

Brivity CRM

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It’s easy to get caught up in the world of residential real estate investing. Maybe buy a single-family buy-and-hold deal, or try and flip a house, or why not BRRRR? But, residential real estate comes with many challenges: complicated evictions, clogged toilets, a noisy tenant in your upstairs unit, and many, many more. But, there is an asset class you can invest in without toilets, tenants, or trash problems.

Paul Moore, author, capital raiser, and real estate educator joins us to talk about his newest obsession: self storage investing. Why self storage? Maybe it’s because nobody is living in the property, or that many existing facilities have HUGE value-add potential, or maybe it’s the tax savings, or the ability to increase equity by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, seemingly overnight.

There are so many reasons why self storage investing could be one of the greatest yet rarely spoken of assets in the world of real estate investing. Wondering how you can get started in this high-profit, low-maintenance investing world? Grab Paul’s new book, Storing Up Profits!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why commercial real estate allows you to build wealth faster, smarter, and with scale 

The four strategies you can use to build your self storage empire 

The massive tax-saving strategies you may be missing out on

Looking for value-add that’s hidden in plain sight

The seven paths a new investor can take to get started in the self storage industry

Income opportunities that could turn thousands in revenue into millions in equity

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Podcast 285: 3 Reasons Multifamily Rentals Might Be the Perfect Investment with Paul Moore

BiggerPockets Podcast 286: $13M in Equity from One Deal & Cash Flowing Despite Being Comatose with AJ Osborne

Paul Moore’s Blogs in BiggerPockets Blog

Blackstone

U-Haul

Airbnb

Forbes

Amazon

Wellings Capital

Sam Zell

J Scott's Personal Website

Tarl Yarber's BiggerPockets Profile

Gary Keller

Jeff Bezos

Tom Wheelwright's Personal Website

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It’s easy to get caught up in the world of residential real estate investing. Maybe buy a single-family buy-and-hold deal, or try and flip a house, or why not BRRRR? But, residential real estate comes with many challenges: complicated evictions, clogged toilets, a noisy tenant in your upstairs unit, and many, many more. But, there is an asset class you can invest in without toilets, tenants, or trash problems.

Paul Moore, author, capital raiser, and real estate educator joins us to talk about his newest obsession: self storage investing. Why self storage? Maybe it’s because nobody is living in the property, or that many existing facilities have HUGE value-add potential, or maybe it’s the tax savings, or the ability to increase equity by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, seemingly overnight.

There are so many reasons why self storage investing could be one of the greatest yet rarely spoken of assets in the world of real estate investing. Wondering how you can get started in this high-profit, low-maintenance investing world? Grab Paul’s new book, Storing Up Profits!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why commercial real estate allows you to build wealth faster, smarter, and with scale 

The four strategies you can use to build your self storage empire 

The massive tax-saving strategies you may be missing out on

Looking for value-add that’s hidden in plain sight

The seven paths a new investor can take to get started in the self storage industry

Income opportunities that could turn thousands in revenue into millions in equity

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Blogs

BiggerPockets Podcast 285: 3 Reasons Multifamily Rentals Might Be the Perfect Investment with Paul Moore

BiggerPockets Podcast 286: $13M in Equity from One Deal & Cash Flowing Despite Being Comatose with AJ Osborne

Paul Moore’s Blogs in BiggerPockets Blog

Blackstone

U-Haul

Airbnb

Forbes

Amazon

Wellings Capital

Sam Zell

J Scott's Personal Website

Tarl Yarber's BiggerPockets Profile

Gary Keller

Jeff Bezos

Tom Wheelwright's Personal Website

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show533

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If you own a single-family rental or a portfolio of single-family rentals, the world of large multifamily may seem scary to you. There are so many more tenants and units, there’s a different financing structure, and what about finding the deals? At some point, many investors make the jump into the world of multifamily, and they rarely look back. One of our own, J Scott, did the same when he offered a year's worth of work for free in order to learn the multifamily game.

Joining him today are multifamily syndicators and thought leaders Ashley Wilson, Brian Burke, and Joe Fairless. Together these four investors manage over two billion dollars worth of multifamily real estate. And just like many listeners, they at one point started at zero.

J uses this episode as a multifamily roundtable, asking each of these veteran investors about the state of the housing market, where to invest, how to plan an exit, which strategies they use when investing, and how rookie investors can get started. Regardless of your unit count, experience, or real estate skills, all these investors believe that with some hard, creative work, you too can succeed in multifamily!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why 2021 was the “perfect storm” for multifamily (and whether or not it will continue)

Cap rate and why it isn’t as great of a metric as most investors think it is

Creating an entrance and exit plan for a large multifamily deal

Finding the “value-add” that will make you and your investors more money

How to analyze a multifamily market using a number of demographic metrics

Transitioning from single-family investing to multifamily success

Growing relationships with owners, brokers, and multifamily vendors

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

UHaul

Joe Fairless's Podcast

Matthew McConaughey University of Houston Speech

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If you own a single-family rental or a portfolio of single-family rentals, the world of large multifamily may seem scary to you. There are so many more tenants and units, there’s a different financing structure, and what about finding the deals? At some point, many investors make the jump into the world of multifamily, and they rarely look back. One of our own, J Scott, did the same when he offered a year's worth of work for free in order to learn the multifamily game.

Joining him today are multifamily syndicators and thought leaders Ashley Wilson, Brian Burke, and Joe Fairless. Together these four investors manage over two billion dollars worth of multifamily real estate. And just like many listeners, they at one point started at zero.

J uses this episode as a multifamily roundtable, asking each of these veteran investors about the state of the housing market, where to invest, how to plan an exit, which strategies they use when investing, and how rookie investors can get started. Regardless of your unit count, experience, or real estate skills, all these investors believe that with some hard, creative work, you too can succeed in multifamily!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why 2021 was the “perfect storm” for multifamily (and whether or not it will continue)

Cap rate and why it isn’t as great of a metric as most investors think it is

Creating an entrance and exit plan for a large multifamily deal

Finding the “value-add” that will make you and your investors more money

How to analyze a multifamily market using a number of demographic metrics

Transitioning from single-family investing to multifamily success

Growing relationships with owners, brokers, and multifamily vendors

And So Much More!

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BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

UHaul

Joe Fairless's Podcast

Matthew McConaughey University of Houston Speech

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Real estate zoning allows those with a keen eye, creative mind, and delayed gratification to transform a once-vacant warehouse into a massively profitable multifamily deal. While this isn’t as easy as the simple buy-and-hold strategy of real estate investing, it can generate far more profit, equity, and appreciation than buying a single-family home or even multifamily buildings outright.

J Scott joins David Greene to talk with Dan ‘The Real Estate Man’ Harvey, who has been using this multifamily conversion strategy for years after he realized how many vacant commercial properties were being under-analyzed by investors. The tactic isn’t too complicated: find a commercial property with the right zoning, convert it into multifamily housing, stabilize, refinance, and do it again! Dan says that this strategy is a slight off-shoot of the ever-popular BRRRR strategy, but with FAR more upside.

Even if you know nothing about zoning, construction, or analyzing big deals, Dan will help you navigate how to do your first multifamily conversion in this episode. He even gives a direct callout to anyone who wants to help him and learn from his experience!

In This Episode We Cover:

Understanding the different types of zoning codes in your area

Finding the “best use” of a property and using that to siphon off maximum profit

How “By-Right” zoning allows investors to fully capitalize on a property’s best use

Calculating future rents and value of a property after a multifamily conversion

Combining residential and commercial space to eliminate vacancies on your property

Building a team and finding a mentor that will give you the knowledge to grow

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BPCON 2021

Brandon Turner's BiggerPockets Profile

Robert Kiyosaki's Website

David’s Instagram

David’s BiggerPockets Profile

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Real estate zoning allows those with a keen eye, creative mind, and delayed gratification to transform a once-vacant warehouse into a massively profitable multifamily deal. While this isn’t as easy as the simple buy-and-hold strategy of real estate investing, it can generate far more profit, equity, and appreciation than buying a single-family home or even multifamily buildings outright.

J Scott joins David Greene to talk with Dan ‘The Real Estate Man’ Harvey, who has been using this multifamily conversion strategy for years after he realized how many vacant commercial properties were being under-analyzed by investors. The tactic isn’t too complicated: find a commercial property with the right zoning, convert it into multifamily housing, stabilize, refinance, and do it again! Dan says that this strategy is a slight off-shoot of the ever-popular BRRRR strategy, but with FAR more upside.

Even if you know nothing about zoning, construction, or analyzing big deals, Dan will help you navigate how to do your first multifamily conversion in this episode. He even gives a direct callout to anyone who wants to help him and learn from his experience!

In This Episode We Cover:

Understanding the different types of zoning codes in your area

Finding the “best use” of a property and using that to siphon off maximum profit

How “By-Right” zoning allows investors to fully capitalize on a property’s best use

Calculating future rents and value of a property after a multifamily conversion

Combining residential and commercial space to eliminate vacancies on your property

Building a team and finding a mentor that will give you the knowledge to grow

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BPCON 2021

Brandon Turner's BiggerPockets Profile

Robert Kiyosaki's Website

David’s Instagram

David’s BiggerPockets Profile

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Having limited lung capacity while playing college basketball seems almost impossible. But, like almost everything else in Nolan Gottlieb’s life, he pushed through it to accomplish his dreams. Hard work and determination are what allowed Nolan to step onto that basketball court, even with a severe physical disadvantage. The same determination is exactly what allowed him to close on nineteen units in just ten months of investing.

Nolan didn’t know anything about real estate; he couldn’t even describe what a mortgage was if you asked. But, as he ventured off the basketball court and became a real estate agent, he knew that agent commissions wouldn’t protect him and his family if he got sick again. He needed long-lasting wealth, passive income, and an ability to scale his success.

He started out partnering with a friend on a BRRRR. It went so well, he decided to tackle an off-market deal. Nolan was able to close not only on one off-market deal, but on a fourteen-unit apartment building as well, thanks to his six steps to find “buried gold” in his market.


In This Episode We Cover:

How to accomplish your goals, even if you start at a severe disadvantage

Why passive income sources far outweigh one-time profits

The six steps to finding profitable, undervalued off-market properties 

Taking down a fourteen unit apartment building as a rookie

What appraisers look for when going through your property

Discovering your “why” behind investing in real estate

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

qPublic.net

Shutterfly

Whitepages

MLS.com

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BPCON 2021

David Greene's Instagram

Duke University's Blue Devils Basketball Team

Bobby Hurley's Wikipedia page

C.S Lewis's Website

Brandon Turner BiggerPockets Profile

Robert Kiyosaki's Website

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Having limited lung capacity while playing college basketball seems almost impossible. But, like almost everything else in Nolan Gottlieb’s life, he pushed through it to accomplish his dreams. Hard work and determination are what allowed Nolan to step onto that basketball court, even with a severe physical disadvantage. The same determination is exactly what allowed him to close on nineteen units in just ten months of investing.

Nolan didn’t know anything about real estate; he couldn’t even describe what a mortgage was if you asked. But, as he ventured off the basketball court and became a real estate agent, he knew that agent commissions wouldn’t protect him and his family if he got sick again. He needed long-lasting wealth, passive income, and an ability to scale his success.

He started out partnering with a friend on a BRRRR. It went so well, he decided to tackle an off-market deal. Nolan was able to close not only on one off-market deal, but on a fourteen-unit apartment building as well, thanks to his six steps to find “buried gold” in his market.


In This Episode We Cover:

How to accomplish your goals, even if you start at a severe disadvantage

Why passive income sources far outweigh one-time profits

The six steps to finding profitable, undervalued off-market properties 

Taking down a fourteen unit apartment building as a rookie

What appraisers look for when going through your property

Discovering your “why” behind investing in real estate

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

qPublic.net

Shutterfly

Whitepages

MLS.com

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BPCON 2021

David Greene's Instagram

Duke University's Blue Devils Basketball Team

Bobby Hurley's Wikipedia page

C.S Lewis's Website

Brandon Turner BiggerPockets Profile

Robert Kiyosaki's Website

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Creative financing solves an important problem for almost every type of real estate investor. Don’t have enough cash? Try creative financing! No credit? Try creative financing! Ran out of conventional loans? You already know what we’re going to say...One of the most knowledgeable real estate investors around, who pretty much reinvented the subject to deal, is Pace Morby, and he’s here with us today!

Pace invites four guests onto the show to ask him their most burning questions about subject to deals, creative financing, legal protections when investing in real estate, and how to negotiate with a seller. Even if you’ve never thought of doing a creative financing structure, Pace may convince you that there’s good reason to be educated on them, as it could help you save thousands in closing costs and allow you to scale your portfolio much quicker.

In This Episode We Cover:

  • What are novation agreements and why they may be a great secret negotiating tactic 
  • Whether or not today’s housing market shows similar signs to the 2007 crash 
  • How to calculate profits for a potential buyer on a wholesale deal
  • Whether or not an LLC is necessary when buying rental properties or flips
  • The inexpensive team member that could help take HOURS of work off your plate 
  • What to do when a seller won’t come down to your maximum offer
  • And So Much More!

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Creative financing solves an important problem for almost every type of real estate investor. Don’t have enough cash? Try creative financing! No credit? Try creative financing! Ran out of conventional loans? You already know what we’re going to say...One of the most knowledgeable real estate investors around, who pretty much reinvented the subject to deal, is Pace Morby, and he’s here with us today!

Pace invites four guests onto the show to ask him their most burning questions about subject to deals, creative financing, legal protections when investing in real estate, and how to negotiate with a seller. Even if you’ve never thought of doing a creative financing structure, Pace may convince you that there’s good reason to be educated on them, as it could help you save thousands in closing costs and allow you to scale your portfolio much quicker.

In This Episode We Cover:

  • What are novation agreements and why they may be a great secret negotiating tactic 
  • Whether or not today’s housing market shows similar signs to the 2007 crash 
  • How to calculate profits for a potential buyer on a wholesale deal
  • Whether or not an LLC is necessary when buying rental properties or flips
  • The inexpensive team member that could help take HOURS of work off your plate 
  • What to do when a seller won’t come down to your maximum offer
  • And So Much More!

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Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show529

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Closing off-market deals is one of the best ways to start stacking your real estate portfolio, especially while the housing market is so hot. But, off-market deals often require cold-calling, which is something that makes many investors’ blood run cold. So, how do you talk to a seller in the most confident, comfortable, and competent way? You start by asking the five questions Pace Morby, master of off-market deal-finding and creative financing, has laid out.

These five questions were developed over years of cold calling and door knocking. They were specifically designed to walk a seller through a transaction, making them as comfortable as possible, allowing them to bring up their own limitations, and giving you the space to close if the deal fits. This is not your typical “call the seller and give them a cash offer” piece of advice. These questions run far, far deeper than that.

If you’ve wanted to try flipping, wholesaling, or even just off-market deal finding, this may be the perfect episode to listen to, as a veteran investor lays out the exact questions he used to close on 500+ off-market deals.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why every seller has their own “bunnies” and what you can do to find them

Asking questions that allow sellers to illuminate silent partners in the deal

Why you should NEVER tell sellers what is wrong with their property

Helping a seller create a story and allowing your offer to fuel it

Pulling out missing information when initially interviewing a seller

Going in for the close without becoming a pushy salesperson

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Triple Digit Flip on A&E

BiggerPockets Podcast 527: 300 Doors, 100% Creative Financing with Pace Morby

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

Pace Morby Interviews Jerry Norton On How He'd Get His First Deal


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Closing off-market deals is one of the best ways to start stacking your real estate portfolio, especially while the housing market is so hot. But, off-market deals often require cold-calling, which is something that makes many investors’ blood run cold. So, how do you talk to a seller in the most confident, comfortable, and competent way? You start by asking the five questions Pace Morby, master of off-market deal-finding and creative financing, has laid out.

These five questions were developed over years of cold calling and door knocking. They were specifically designed to walk a seller through a transaction, making them as comfortable as possible, allowing them to bring up their own limitations, and giving you the space to close if the deal fits. This is not your typical “call the seller and give them a cash offer” piece of advice. These questions run far, far deeper than that.

If you’ve wanted to try flipping, wholesaling, or even just off-market deal finding, this may be the perfect episode to listen to, as a veteran investor lays out the exact questions he used to close on 500+ off-market deals.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why every seller has their own “bunnies” and what you can do to find them

Asking questions that allow sellers to illuminate silent partners in the deal

Why you should NEVER tell sellers what is wrong with their property

Helping a seller create a story and allowing your offer to fuel it

Pulling out missing information when initially interviewing a seller

Going in for the close without becoming a pushy salesperson

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Triple Digit Flip on A&E

BiggerPockets Podcast 527: 300 Doors, 100% Creative Financing with Pace Morby

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

Pace Morby Interviews Jerry Norton On How He'd Get His First Deal


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Pace Morby’s name has become synonymous with seller financing, subject to deals, and flipping. He is one of the most educated players in the real estate game on all things related to non-traditional financing. He even taught Brandon Turner, the author of Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down, a thing or two on today’s show!

Originally working as a contractor, Pace was hired on as a flipper for some popular iBuyer portfolios. He flipped over a thousand homes a year but was doing so without building any wealth for himself. This is when he began flipping his own homes and slowly, steadily building a portfolio of rentals that would provide him with the cash flow he desired. Did we mention he did this entirely without bank financing?

Since Pace is the go-to investor for all things creative financing, Brandon and David took advantage of his time on the show to ask him about subject to strategies, seller financing tips, and how he takes a seller from consideration to closing. If you’ve been wondering how to build your rental portfolio without down payments, credit checks, or preapproval from banks, this is THE episode to listen to.

In This Episode We Cover:

Outsourcing your business so you aren’t the driver of every deal

Structuring a subject to deal and using it to create a win for the seller

Why you shouldn’t be afraid to offer full price on a seller finance deal

The first phrase you should say to any seller when viewing their property

What to do when your “due on sale” clause comes to fruition

How to find work, meet investors, and grow your brand through social media 

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Triple Digit Flip on A&E

BiggerPockets Podcast 493: How COVID Changed Real Estate Forever (+How it Didn’t!) with Ken McElroy

Opendoor

Zillow

Start Virtual

Redfin

Airbnb

Kelley Blue Book

Craigslist

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 260: The Ultimate Guide to Negotiating (for the Negotiation-Averse) With Former FBI Hostage Negotiator Chris Voss

Equity Assurance

The Moth Podcast

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

Grant Cardone’s Instagram

Ken McElroy's Website

Pace Morby Interviews Jerry Norton On How He'd Get His First Deal

Chris Voss' LinkedIn

Freebies from this episode:

Pace's ebook on Subto

Exclusive seller video calls


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Pace Morby’s name has become synonymous with seller financing, subject to deals, and flipping. He is one of the most educated players in the real estate game on all things related to non-traditional financing. He even taught Brandon Turner, the author of Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down, a thing or two on today’s show!

Originally working as a contractor, Pace was hired on as a flipper for some popular iBuyer portfolios. He flipped over a thousand homes a year but was doing so without building any wealth for himself. This is when he began flipping his own homes and slowly, steadily building a portfolio of rentals that would provide him with the cash flow he desired. Did we mention he did this entirely without bank financing?

Since Pace is the go-to investor for all things creative financing, Brandon and David took advantage of his time on the show to ask him about subject to strategies, seller financing tips, and how he takes a seller from consideration to closing. If you’ve been wondering how to build your rental portfolio without down payments, credit checks, or preapproval from banks, this is THE episode to listen to.

In This Episode We Cover:

Outsourcing your business so you aren’t the driver of every deal

Structuring a subject to deal and using it to create a win for the seller

Why you shouldn’t be afraid to offer full price on a seller finance deal

The first phrase you should say to any seller when viewing their property

What to do when your “due on sale” clause comes to fruition

How to find work, meet investors, and grow your brand through social media 

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Triple Digit Flip on A&E

BiggerPockets Podcast 493: How COVID Changed Real Estate Forever (+How it Didn’t!) with Ken McElroy

Opendoor

Zillow

Start Virtual

Redfin

Airbnb

Kelley Blue Book

Craigslist

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Podcast 260: The Ultimate Guide to Negotiating (for the Negotiation-Averse) With Former FBI Hostage Negotiator Chris Voss

Equity Assurance

The Moth Podcast

Brandon Turner’s Instagram

Grant Cardone’s Instagram

Ken McElroy's Website

Pace Morby Interviews Jerry Norton On How He'd Get His First Deal

Chris Voss' LinkedIn

Freebies from this episode:

Pace's ebook on Subto

Exclusive seller video calls


Check the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show527

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[NOTE: Since this episode was recorded, some events have changed. We have updated the intro to the episode and the lead-in to our conversation with Jeff Watson to reflect those developments]

Inflation is big, scary, and in the news. With it comes the fear of sky-high home values, consumer goods falling in short supply, and cash positions becoming worthless overnight. With high inflation at our doorstep, we need to be smarter (and faster) when it comes to investing. Thankfully, for BiggerPockets listeners, one of the strongest hedges against inflation is real estate!

David Greene and Dave Meyer are back on another episode of BiggerNews to discuss not only the cause of inflation but how to protect yourself against it in this hyper-inflationary environment we find ourselves in. Both David and Dave harp on how important it is to start investing as soon as you can, taking advantage of low-interest rates and locked-in leverage that bank financing provides.

Jeff Watson, attorney and self-directed IRA expert, joins the Dave duo to talk about the proposed “Build Back Better Bill” and its consequences for real estate investors - which Jeff calls a “nightmare” for those who want to raise private money for deals. As noted at the top of this description – in the time since this episode was recorded, the sections of the bill affecting Self-Directed IRAs have been removed. We've added audio to the episode explaining those developments; we are keeping the content because it offers a glimpse into an issue that may crop up again on Capitol Hill in the future.

In This Episode We Cover:

What is inflation and how did America become an inflationary environment?

The main causes of inflation and whether or not it will affect you

Using debt to lock in low-interest-rate loans while rents continue to rise

The “Build Back Better Bill” and its consequences for all real estate investors

How this new bill would have potentially hurt ‘average joe’ investors while propping up hedge funds

Steps you can take to protect your assets

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

David Greene's Instagram

David Meyer's Instagram

BiggerPockets Conference

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Money Podcast

Real Estate Rookie Podcast

BiggerPockets Daily Podcast

GoBundance

Brian Beaulieu of ITR Economics

Quest Trust Company

President Donald J Trump

Robert Kiyosaki

Peter Thiel

Paypal

HandsOff My IRA

Protecting IRA Investment Choice (Jeff's Document)

Summary of Changes Proposed by House Reconciliation “Build Back Better” Bill (Jeff's Document)

BiggerPockets Podcast 502: BiggerNews, September: Will Anything Slow Down this Housing Market? with Dave Meyer & Kathy Fettke

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[NOTE: Since this episode was recorded, some events have changed. We have updated the intro to the episode and the lead-in to our conversation with Jeff Watson to reflect those developments]

Inflation is big, scary, and in the news. With it comes the fear of sky-high home values, consumer goods falling in short supply, and cash positions becoming worthless overnight. With high inflation at our doorstep, we need to be smarter (and faster) when it comes to investing. Thankfully, for BiggerPockets listeners, one of the strongest hedges against inflation is real estate!

David Greene and Dave Meyer are back on another episode of BiggerNews to discuss not only the cause of inflation but how to protect yourself against it in this hyper-inflationary environment we find ourselves in. Both David and Dave harp on how important it is to start investing as soon as you can, taking advantage of low-interest rates and locked-in leverage that bank financing provides.

Jeff Watson, attorney and self-directed IRA expert, joins the Dave duo to talk about the proposed “Build Back Better Bill” and its consequences for real estate investors - which Jeff calls a “nightmare” for those who want to raise private money for deals. As noted at the top of this description – in the time since this episode was recorded, the sections of the bill affecting Self-Directed IRAs have been removed. We've added audio to the episode explaining those developments; we are keeping the content because it offers a glimpse into an issue that may crop up again on Capitol Hill in the future.

In This Episode We Cover:

What is inflation and how did America become an inflationary environment?

The main causes of inflation and whether or not it will affect you

Using debt to lock in low-interest-rate loans while rents continue to rise

The “Build Back Better Bill” and its consequences for all real estate investors

How this new bill would have potentially hurt ‘average joe’ investors while propping up hedge funds

Steps you can take to protect your assets

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

David Greene's Instagram

David Meyer's Instagram

BiggerPockets Conference

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Money Podcast

Real Estate Rookie Podcast

BiggerPockets Daily Podcast

GoBundance

Brian Beaulieu of ITR Economics

Quest Trust Company

President Donald J Trump

Robert Kiyosaki

Peter Thiel

Paypal

HandsOff My IRA

Protecting IRA Investment Choice (Jeff's Document)

Summary of Changes Proposed by House Reconciliation “Build Back Better” Bill (Jeff's Document)

BiggerPockets Podcast 502: BiggerNews, September: Will Anything Slow Down this Housing Market? with Dave Meyer & Kathy Fettke

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Our perceptions of work and life have changed significantly over the past year. While we once had a clear distinction between the two, now, we have a blurred line barely separating them. For some, this has made their life more hectic, and for others, more clear. It’s now more important than ever to define where we’re going and why we’re going in that direction.

Joining David today is Mindy Jensen, host of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, and Geoff Woods, host The ONE Thing Podcast. Many guests on the show have mentioned The ONE Thing for its simple, yet impactful message for team leaders and solopreneurs who have too much on their plates. Geoff has taken the message of this book and his organization to heart, allowing him to free up time, and live a truly extraordinary life.

Geoff unpacks exactly what it means to have intentional goals and live with purpose. He is very specific on defining what truly matters to your business, personal life, and internal values, and separates those things from the rest. Geoff also brings on Jordan and John, two business partners, one of which attended The ONE Thing Retreat last year, and talks them through their long-term vision, goal, and strategy.

In This Episode We Cover:

The importance of striving to live an extraordinary life in all aspects 

How to become more purposeful in the areas of life that truly matter

Working through goal setting in partnerships, relationships, or solo

Why most people don’t reach their goals or set too attainable goals

Permitting yourself to dream big for a five, ten, or twenty-year vision

What you can expect at The ONE Thing’s 2021 Retreat

Why the purpose of a goal isn’t the result, but something far more meaningful

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

The 1 thing Website

The 1 thing podcast

BiggerPockets Podcast 411: The Life-Changing Power of a Goal-Setting Retreatwith Geoff Woods

The 1 thing Goal Setting Retreat Website

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Our perceptions of work and life have changed significantly over the past year. While we once had a clear distinction between the two, now, we have a blurred line barely separating them. For some, this has made their life more hectic, and for others, more clear. It’s now more important than ever to define where we’re going and why we’re going in that direction.

Joining David today is Mindy Jensen, host of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, and Geoff Woods, host The ONE Thing Podcast. Many guests on the show have mentioned The ONE Thing for its simple, yet impactful message for team leaders and solopreneurs who have too much on their plates. Geoff has taken the message of this book and his organization to heart, allowing him to free up time, and live a truly extraordinary life.

Geoff unpacks exactly what it means to have intentional goals and live with purpose. He is very specific on defining what truly matters to your business, personal life, and internal values, and separates those things from the rest. Geoff also brings on Jordan and John, two business partners, one of which attended The ONE Thing Retreat last year, and talks them through their long-term vision, goal, and strategy.

In This Episode We Cover:

The importance of striving to live an extraordinary life in all aspects 

How to become more purposeful in the areas of life that truly matter

Working through goal setting in partnerships, relationships, or solo

Why most people don’t reach their goals or set too attainable goals

Permitting yourself to dream big for a five, ten, or twenty-year vision

What you can expect at The ONE Thing’s 2021 Retreat

Why the purpose of a goal isn’t the result, but something far more meaningful

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

The 1 thing Website

The 1 thing podcast

BiggerPockets Podcast 411: The Life-Changing Power of a Goal-Setting Retreatwith Geoff Woods

The 1 thing Goal Setting Retreat Website

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A decade ago, Chandler David Smith was a broke college student. After searching for jobs, he was given the opportunity to try his hand at door-to-door pest control sales. The first week went slow, and he wasn’t able to close on a single sale. But, by the end of the summer, he had crushed the rookie sales record and walked away with $96,000 worth of commission.

But now Chandler had a problem: too much cash and nothing to do with it. His friend’s father convinced him that real estate investing may be the best place to park his extra cash, so he did just that. Chandler bought a condo for $73,000. It wasn’t a great deal and he made some big mistakes, but it sparked a fire under him that allowed him to grow his portfolio to over three hundred units, through small multifamily, large multifamily, and self storage.

It’s no coincidence that Chandler succeeded in real estate with his sales background, since finding off-market deals, negotiating with sellers, and raising rents all require you to sell something to someone. If you can capitalize on some of these sales secrets that Chandler discusses, you may too have a far easier time locking down phenomenal deals.

In This Episode We Cover:

The verbal and visual cues that show a sales prospect you’re trustworthy

Why those that can handle rejection succeed not only in sales but in real estate

Following the “sales logic” of preface, feature, and benefit 

The huge advantage of investors buying “mid-priced” properties

The differences between owning small multifamily, large multifamily, and self storage 

Developing your property management team and using them to scale your portfolio

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

Chandler David Smith's Youtube Channel: How Brandon Turner Changed My Life (Full Interview)

AJ Osborne Website

Tim Ferriss Website

Garrett Myers Instagram

GoBundance

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

MLS (Multiple Listing Service)

Craigslist

Facebook

Youtube

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show524

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A decade ago, Chandler David Smith was a broke college student. After searching for jobs, he was given the opportunity to try his hand at door-to-door pest control sales. The first week went slow, and he wasn’t able to close on a single sale. But, by the end of the summer, he had crushed the rookie sales record and walked away with $96,000 worth of commission.

But now Chandler had a problem: too much cash and nothing to do with it. His friend’s father convinced him that real estate investing may be the best place to park his extra cash, so he did just that. Chandler bought a condo for $73,000. It wasn’t a great deal and he made some big mistakes, but it sparked a fire under him that allowed him to grow his portfolio to over three hundred units, through small multifamily, large multifamily, and self storage.

It’s no coincidence that Chandler succeeded in real estate with his sales background, since finding off-market deals, negotiating with sellers, and raising rents all require you to sell something to someone. If you can capitalize on some of these sales secrets that Chandler discusses, you may too have a far easier time locking down phenomenal deals.

In This Episode We Cover:

The verbal and visual cues that show a sales prospect you’re trustworthy

Why those that can handle rejection succeed not only in sales but in real estate

Following the “sales logic” of preface, feature, and benefit 

The huge advantage of investors buying “mid-priced” properties

The differences between owning small multifamily, large multifamily, and self storage 

Developing your property management team and using them to scale your portfolio

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

Chandler David Smith's Youtube Channel: How Brandon Turner Changed My Life (Full Interview)

AJ Osborne Website

Tim Ferriss Website

Garrett Myers Instagram

GoBundance

BiggerPockets Webinars

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

MLS (Multiple Listing Service)

Craigslist

Facebook

Youtube

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show524

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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You wouldn’t know how far Max Maxwell has come at first glance. Looking at his Instagram, you’ll see private planes, a wealth of knowledge on real estate, and seriously shiny Rolexes. Not many people know that only a number of years ago, Max was broke, without enough money to fill up his car with gas, and sleeping at his mom’s house after ten years of failed businesses.

Max tried everything from running a property management company, to marketing, to managing a restaurant, and many other ventures. None of them truly stuck, causing Max to go from state to state, trying to find a successful business model that would make him wealthy.

Now, Max is well known as a master in wholesaling, rental property investing, and philanthropy. He has always made an effort to help those in need and even went to Ghana with today’s host, Nasar El Arabi. These North Carolinian investors have truly gone from rags to riches and have been able to find meaningful, lasting success through real estate investing.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to get your start in real estate investing without any money 

Finding yourself at the bottom and pushing yourself up to the top

Finding, skip tracing, and marketing your first deal as a wholesaler 

The “conveyor belt” system of off-market deal-finding

Why every great real estate investor MUST be able to spot good deals

Jumping into a new niche, even as an experienced real estate investor

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

BiggerPockets Podcast 522: From “No Comma Paychecks” to 7-Figures Using These 5 Skills w/ Nasar El Arabi

GQ Magazine

Vogue Magazine

Barnes & Noble

REISkip

REIRail

BiggerPockets Conference

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Real Estate Doru's Instagram

Real Estate Doru's Website

Real Estate Doru's Youtube Channel

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show523

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You wouldn’t know how far Max Maxwell has come at first glance. Looking at his Instagram, you’ll see private planes, a wealth of knowledge on real estate, and seriously shiny Rolexes. Not many people know that only a number of years ago, Max was broke, without enough money to fill up his car with gas, and sleeping at his mom’s house after ten years of failed businesses.

Max tried everything from running a property management company, to marketing, to managing a restaurant, and many other ventures. None of them truly stuck, causing Max to go from state to state, trying to find a successful business model that would make him wealthy.

Now, Max is well known as a master in wholesaling, rental property investing, and philanthropy. He has always made an effort to help those in need and even went to Ghana with today’s host, Nasar El Arabi. These North Carolinian investors have truly gone from rags to riches and have been able to find meaningful, lasting success through real estate investing.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to get your start in real estate investing without any money 

Finding yourself at the bottom and pushing yourself up to the top

Finding, skip tracing, and marketing your first deal as a wholesaler 

The “conveyor belt” system of off-market deal-finding

Why every great real estate investor MUST be able to spot good deals

Jumping into a new niche, even as an experienced real estate investor

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

BiggerPockets Podcast 522: From “No Comma Paychecks” to 7-Figures Using These 5 Skills w/ Nasar El Arabi

GQ Magazine

Vogue Magazine

Barnes & Noble

REISkip

REIRail

BiggerPockets Conference

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

Real Estate Doru's Instagram

Real Estate Doru's Website

Real Estate Doru's Youtube Channel

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show523

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Nasar El-Arabi is a self-proclaimed “failure” when it comes to being employed. He wasn’t cut out for the banking industry, the call center, or the classroom. Some people aren’t meant to be employed, and Nasar was one of them. As soon as he was able to get his start in real estate investing, he realized that this was a path that could help him succeed, all while challenging him in ways the W2 world didn’t.

Nasar has been wholesaling, flipping, and landlording for over a decade. He has amassed a seven-figure net worth, due to his sweat, grind, and problem-solving. Nasar has put together his list of the five most important traits of any successful real estate investor. These traits aren’t what you’d hear at corporate, and they require those who are interested in investing to put in the time, energy, and creativity to thrive.

If you’re interested not only in real estate investing, but becoming a full-time investor doing what you love, make sure you pay careful attention to Nasar’s advice. While these aren’t traits you can simply switch on or off overnight, they are things that you can develop over the years you are investing, which can help you build wealthreach financial freedom, and give you the life you’ve dreamed of.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to invest in real estate while making a median income 

Diversifying your portfolio so you have multiple exit strategies and streams of income

Why every investor needs to “become a rookie all over again

Using creative financing to structure deals that benefit the buyer and seller

Leveraging partnerships to find cash, divvy up responsibilities, and purchase more real estate

Owning a business and learning the skills that every leader needs to succeed

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Publishing

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

BiggerPockets Podcast 116: How to Quit Your Job Through Wholesaling, Flipping, and Taking Action with Nasar Elarabi

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 330: How to Ditch Distractions and Get WAY More Done With Cal Newport

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show522

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Nasar El-Arabi is a self-proclaimed “failure” when it comes to being employed. He wasn’t cut out for the banking industry, the call center, or the classroom. Some people aren’t meant to be employed, and Nasar was one of them. As soon as he was able to get his start in real estate investing, he realized that this was a path that could help him succeed, all while challenging him in ways the W2 world didn’t.

Nasar has been wholesaling, flipping, and landlording for over a decade. He has amassed a seven-figure net worth, due to his sweat, grind, and problem-solving. Nasar has put together his list of the five most important traits of any successful real estate investor. These traits aren’t what you’d hear at corporate, and they require those who are interested in investing to put in the time, energy, and creativity to thrive.

If you’re interested not only in real estate investing, but becoming a full-time investor doing what you love, make sure you pay careful attention to Nasar’s advice. While these aren’t traits you can simply switch on or off overnight, they are things that you can develop over the years you are investing, which can help you build wealthreach financial freedom, and give you the life you’ve dreamed of.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to invest in real estate while making a median income 

Diversifying your portfolio so you have multiple exit strategies and streams of income

Why every investor needs to “become a rookie all over again

Using creative financing to structure deals that benefit the buyer and seller

Leveraging partnerships to find cash, divvy up responsibilities, and purchase more real estate

Owning a business and learning the skills that every leader needs to succeed

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Publishing

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

BiggerPockets Podcast 116: How to Quit Your Job Through Wholesaling, Flipping, and Taking Action with Nasar Elarabi

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

BiggerPockets Podcast 330: How to Ditch Distractions and Get WAY More Done With Cal Newport

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show522

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People often tell each other to stay positive” in light of grim circumstances or hard times. This consistent positivity can feel forced when going through something truly terrifying, but it’s exactly what helped Jeffrey Holst fight cancer, get out of bankruptcy, and retire in only seven years. Once Jeffrey committed to having no bad days, he was able to either change his day that was going poorly or see the positive in everything around him.

This philosophy helped him spur on new relationships, find new partners, and close on deals creatively. It was never “we can’t close on this” for Jeffrey, it was “how can we close on this.” He uses what he likes to call the “sideways eight” strategy that allows him to have infinite returns when investing, all while giving his partners and private lenders a sizable profit.

Jeffrey also talks about seeing the positive attributes of negative situations, and how he was able to leave his job as a lawyer and hit financial freedom due to his cancer diagnosis and later bankruptcy. If Jeffrey was able to dominate the multifamily market with an underwater net worth, think of what YOU can accomplish in the world of real estate investing!

In This Episode We Cover:

Buying properties without credit, money, or experience 

Creative financing strategies that allow you take tackle bigger and better deals

Fighting cancer and using hard times to fuel your success 

Managing a portfolio of two-hundred and fifty units

The “last life philosophy” and how it gives you a clear path to victory 

Syndicating on a small scale to close multi-million dollar deals

Analyzing your market as a "boots on the ground" investor

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

Carlton Sheets Real Estate Course Infomercial

Matt Faircloth's BiggerPockets profile

Tony Robbins' Website

Hal Elrod's Website

Four Reasons to Invest in Real Estate episode on the Old Fashioned Real Estate Show hosted by Brian Levredge and Jeffrey Holst

Feras Moussa of Disrupt Equity

BiggerPockets Podcast 488: From 4 Units to 2,000 and Why Large Multifamily “Isn’t So Scary

Whitney Sewell of Life Bridge Capital

GoBundance

BiggerPockets Podcast 004: Commercial Real Estate Investing With Frank Gallinelli

BiggerPockets Radio Podcast 002: Starting Out with Karen Rittenhouse – Subject To, Direct Mail, and Investing from a Woman’s Perspective

Generational Wealth with Dr. Tony Pennells episode on the Last Life Ever Podcast

Akamai Coffee Website

Mike Tyson's Website

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Website

Shaquille O'Neal's Profile

Richard Branson of the Virgin Group

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show521

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People often tell each other to stay positive” in light of grim circumstances or hard times. This consistent positivity can feel forced when going through something truly terrifying, but it’s exactly what helped Jeffrey Holst fight cancer, get out of bankruptcy, and retire in only seven years. Once Jeffrey committed to having no bad days, he was able to either change his day that was going poorly or see the positive in everything around him.

This philosophy helped him spur on new relationships, find new partners, and close on deals creatively. It was never “we can’t close on this” for Jeffrey, it was “how can we close on this.” He uses what he likes to call the “sideways eight” strategy that allows him to have infinite returns when investing, all while giving his partners and private lenders a sizable profit.

Jeffrey also talks about seeing the positive attributes of negative situations, and how he was able to leave his job as a lawyer and hit financial freedom due to his cancer diagnosis and later bankruptcy. If Jeffrey was able to dominate the multifamily market with an underwater net worth, think of what YOU can accomplish in the world of real estate investing!

In This Episode We Cover:

Buying properties without credit, money, or experience 

Creative financing strategies that allow you take tackle bigger and better deals

Fighting cancer and using hard times to fuel your success 

Managing a portfolio of two-hundred and fifty units

The “last life philosophy” and how it gives you a clear path to victory 

Syndicating on a small scale to close multi-million dollar deals

Analyzing your market as a "boots on the ground" investor

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

Carlton Sheets Real Estate Course Infomercial

Matt Faircloth's BiggerPockets profile

Tony Robbins' Website

Hal Elrod's Website

Four Reasons to Invest in Real Estate episode on the Old Fashioned Real Estate Show hosted by Brian Levredge and Jeffrey Holst

Feras Moussa of Disrupt Equity

BiggerPockets Podcast 488: From 4 Units to 2,000 and Why Large Multifamily “Isn’t So Scary

Whitney Sewell of Life Bridge Capital

GoBundance

BiggerPockets Podcast 004: Commercial Real Estate Investing With Frank Gallinelli

BiggerPockets Radio Podcast 002: Starting Out with Karen Rittenhouse – Subject To, Direct Mail, and Investing from a Woman’s Perspective

Generational Wealth with Dr. Tony Pennells episode on the Last Life Ever Podcast

Akamai Coffee Website

Mike Tyson's Website

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Website

Shaquille O'Neal's Profile

Richard Branson of the Virgin Group

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show521

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The hosts look and sound a little different today. There are no beards and we haven’t heard one metaphor containing jiu-jitsu lingo... That’s because Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson, hosts of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast have taken over the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast! Ashley and Tony regularly talk about how rookies can get their first (or next) deal, but today they’re combining expertise to talk about something more controversial: rental arbitrage.

Rental arbitrage is a form of subletting that allows long-term tenants to make massive cash flow off of short-term rentals. Someone who’s done this to an extreme is Rafael Loza. Rafael was working the night shift as his W2 job when he found out about short-term rental arbitrage. He sat on the idea for a few months, but ultimately tried out the concept on an apartment. This one apartment took home a massive profit, allowing him to quit his job and scale to fourteen units in just nine months.

Now, Rafael has twenty-four active units, all grossing thousands of dollars a month in rent for him. Back in March of 2020, Rafael was projected to bring in forty-seven thousand dollars in revenue in one month alone. But, the pandemic hit, forcing him to pivot, switch strategies, and take advantage of the flourishing short-term rental market. He has his sights set on ownership, but now he’s simply raking in the short-term stacks.

In This Episode We Cover:

Rental arbitrage and why it’s a low-cost way to get into real estate investing

Short-term cash flow vs long-term appreciation and combining the two

The startup costs it takes to create an arbitrage empire

How to pitch landlords on using their properties for short-term rentals

Negotiating leases and adding a subletting clause to any lease you undertake

Pivoting when your business hits a wall and combing back stronger

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Brandon Turner's Instagram

Tony's Instagram

Ashley’s Instagram

Real Estate Rookie Youtube Channel

Airbnb

Vrbo

The Real Estate Rookie Podcast

Clubhouse

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show520

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The hosts look and sound a little different today. There are no beards and we haven’t heard one metaphor containing jiu-jitsu lingo... That’s because Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson, hosts of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast have taken over the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast! Ashley and Tony regularly talk about how rookies can get their first (or next) deal, but today they’re combining expertise to talk about something more controversial: rental arbitrage.

Rental arbitrage is a form of subletting that allows long-term tenants to make massive cash flow off of short-term rentals. Someone who’s done this to an extreme is Rafael Loza. Rafael was working the night shift as his W2 job when he found out about short-term rental arbitrage. He sat on the idea for a few months, but ultimately tried out the concept on an apartment. This one apartment took home a massive profit, allowing him to quit his job and scale to fourteen units in just nine months.

Now, Rafael has twenty-four active units, all grossing thousands of dollars a month in rent for him. Back in March of 2020, Rafael was projected to bring in forty-seven thousand dollars in revenue in one month alone. But, the pandemic hit, forcing him to pivot, switch strategies, and take advantage of the flourishing short-term rental market. He has his sights set on ownership, but now he’s simply raking in the short-term stacks.

In This Episode We Cover:

Rental arbitrage and why it’s a low-cost way to get into real estate investing

Short-term cash flow vs long-term appreciation and combining the two

The startup costs it takes to create an arbitrage empire

How to pitch landlords on using their properties for short-term rentals

Negotiating leases and adding a subletting clause to any lease you undertake

Pivoting when your business hits a wall and combing back stronger

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Brandon Turner's Instagram

Tony's Instagram

Ashley’s Instagram

Real Estate Rookie Youtube Channel

Airbnb

Vrbo

The Real Estate Rookie Podcast

Clubhouse

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show520

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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You may know Ashley Kehr from the Real Estate Rookie Podcast, but you may not know that only a short time ago she was a rookie herself. Ashley started as a property manager for a local investor and slowly made her way from owning one property to owning thirty-three long-term rentals, a short-term arbitrage property, two commercial units, and one mobile home park. Quite a diverse portfolio!

What makes this even more impressive is that Ashley wasn’t coming into real estate with boatloads of cash. In fact, she and her husband have never collectively made more than six figures from their W2 jobs. So how does someone with a median income generate such a massive amount of cash flow, appreciation, and time freedom?

Ashley discusses the five fundamentals of real estate investing that led her to seven-figure net worth. These fundamentals can be used by anyone, at any stage in real estate investing, no matter their experience level. If you’re ready to supercharge your investing and go from rookie to rockstar, commit to the game plan Ashley has laid out!

In This Episode We Cover:

How to invest in real estate while making a median income 

Diversifying your portfolio so you have multiple exit strategies and streams of income

Why every investor needs to “become a rookie all over again

Using creative financing to structure deals that benefit the buyer and seller

Leveraging partnerships to find cash, divvy up responsibilities, and purchase more real estate

Owning a business and learning the skills that every leader needs to succeed

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Publishing

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Real Estate Rookie Youtube Channel

Real Estate Rookie FaceBook Group

BiggerPockets Rookie Podcast

Tony's Instagram

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

Real Estate Rookie Bootcamp

BiggerPockets Podcast 348: Full-Time Job, Full-Time Mom, and Full-Time Wealth From Rentals with Ashley Kehr

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show519


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You may know Ashley Kehr from the Real Estate Rookie Podcast, but you may not know that only a short time ago she was a rookie herself. Ashley started as a property manager for a local investor and slowly made her way from owning one property to owning thirty-three long-term rentals, a short-term arbitrage property, two commercial units, and one mobile home park. Quite a diverse portfolio!

What makes this even more impressive is that Ashley wasn’t coming into real estate with boatloads of cash. In fact, she and her husband have never collectively made more than six figures from their W2 jobs. So how does someone with a median income generate such a massive amount of cash flow, appreciation, and time freedom?

Ashley discusses the five fundamentals of real estate investing that led her to seven-figure net worth. These fundamentals can be used by anyone, at any stage in real estate investing, no matter their experience level. If you’re ready to supercharge your investing and go from rookie to rockstar, commit to the game plan Ashley has laid out!

In This Episode We Cover:

How to invest in real estate while making a median income 

Diversifying your portfolio so you have multiple exit strategies and streams of income

Why every investor needs to “become a rookie all over again

Using creative financing to structure deals that benefit the buyer and seller

Leveraging partnerships to find cash, divvy up responsibilities, and purchase more real estate

Owning a business and learning the skills that every leader needs to succeed

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Publishing

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Real Estate Rookie Youtube Channel

Real Estate Rookie FaceBook Group

BiggerPockets Rookie Podcast

Tony's Instagram

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

Real Estate Rookie Bootcamp

BiggerPockets Podcast 348: Full-Time Job, Full-Time Mom, and Full-Time Wealth From Rentals with Ashley Kehr

BiggerPockets Podcast 500: Robert Kiyosaki: America’s ‘Rich Dad’ Sees a Real Estate Crash Coming

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show519


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Marching along Bourbon Street last week was a parade with some of the best real estate investors in the world, celebrating another successful BPCon, ready to take on the world. Throughout the past week, attendees of the conference heard from world-class business leaders, investors, and authors, learning about everything from running a business to short-term rental markets, to self-storage, and more.

On this live episode, your hosts, Brandon and David, are joined by Scott Trench, host of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson, hosts of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast, and Liz Faircloth and Andresa Guidelli, hosts of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, plus special guest Esther, who has a widely impressive portfolio herself.

You’ll hear the hosts talk about topics like how to connect with fellow investors, future trends influencing the real estate market, what’s working today (and what isn’t), plus a live version of the Famous Four and Fire Round.

If you weren’t able to make it to this year's BPCon, plug into this episode and get on the waiting list for next year!

In This Episode We Cover:

What’s ‘firing up’ the hosts of the BiggerPockets Podcast Network?

What investors can do in today’s market to ensure wealth tomorrow

Future trends that allow investors to profitably pivot

How BPCon helps connect investors, reshape ideas, and build wealth

How to vet partners before you go in on a deal with them

The top characteristics that contribute to your success as an investor 

Why you should definitely be at BPCon 2022 

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

NPR (National Public Radio)

Kevin Leahy's BiggerPockets Profile

Mark Ferguson's InvestFourMore

Wendy Papasan's LinkedIn Profile

Noah Evans's LinkedIn Profile

Rickey Rodriguez's BiggerPockets Profile

Your First Real Estate Investment Podcast: How to Recover from the Great Recession and Leverage Creative Financing to Fund Your First Deal

Joe Asamoah's BiggerPockets Author Profile

AJ Osborne's Personal Website

Steve Rozenberg's BiggerPockets Profile

InvestHer's Partnership Question Guide

Meetup

Hal Elrod's Personal Website

Dave Ramsey's Personal Website

Cashflow The Board Game

Matt Faircloth's BiggerPockets Author Profile

BiggerPockets Calculators

The Real Estate InvestHER Community


Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show518

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Marching along Bourbon Street last week was a parade with some of the best real estate investors in the world, celebrating another successful BPCon, ready to take on the world. Throughout the past week, attendees of the conference heard from world-class business leaders, investors, and authors, learning about everything from running a business to short-term rental markets, to self-storage, and more.

On this live episode, your hosts, Brandon and David, are joined by Scott Trench, host of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson, hosts of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast, and Liz Faircloth and Andresa Guidelli, hosts of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, plus special guest Esther, who has a widely impressive portfolio herself.

You’ll hear the hosts talk about topics like how to connect with fellow investors, future trends influencing the real estate market, what’s working today (and what isn’t), plus a live version of the Famous Four and Fire Round.

If you weren’t able to make it to this year's BPCon, plug into this episode and get on the waiting list for next year!

In This Episode We Cover:

What’s ‘firing up’ the hosts of the BiggerPockets Podcast Network?

What investors can do in today’s market to ensure wealth tomorrow

Future trends that allow investors to profitably pivot

How BPCon helps connect investors, reshape ideas, and build wealth

How to vet partners before you go in on a deal with them

The top characteristics that contribute to your success as an investor 

Why you should definitely be at BPCon 2022 

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

NPR (National Public Radio)

Kevin Leahy's BiggerPockets Profile

Mark Ferguson's InvestFourMore

Wendy Papasan's LinkedIn Profile

Noah Evans's LinkedIn Profile

Rickey Rodriguez's BiggerPockets Profile

Your First Real Estate Investment Podcast: How to Recover from the Great Recession and Leverage Creative Financing to Fund Your First Deal

Joe Asamoah's BiggerPockets Author Profile

AJ Osborne's Personal Website

Steve Rozenberg's BiggerPockets Profile

InvestHer's Partnership Question Guide

Meetup

Hal Elrod's Personal Website

Dave Ramsey's Personal Website

Cashflow The Board Game

Matt Faircloth's BiggerPockets Author Profile

BiggerPockets Calculators

The Real Estate InvestHER Community


Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show518

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Avery Carl is the go-to contact for short-term rental investing. Her business, The Short Term Shop and The Mortgage Shop not only helps find properties and secure loans for prospective short-term rental investors but also helps guide investors through their first vacation property purchase. While this type of property can be a cash flow king, it also takes more management and a bit more time upfront to get the system oiled and operating smoothly.

Since we last talked to Avery, she’s quadrupled her portfolio from twenty-something short-term units to ninety-six units, sixty-one of which are large multifamily properties. Avery gives an in-depth analysis on why short-term rentals should hold a place in every investor's asset collection, and the common pitfalls investors go through when purchasing their first short-term rental.

If you’d like to learn more about building wealth through short-term rental investing, grab Avery’s brand new book Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why having short-term rentals can help real estate investors mitigate risk

How Avery added over seventy more doors to her portfolio in under two years

The wrong vs. the right questions to ask when buying a short-term rental

The five things people need to avoid when making their first STR purchase

Why you may want to “bear-proof” your next cabin in the woods

Not being afraid to ask questions when investing

Why you should buy Avery’s new book Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast 364: Snowballing 6-Figure Short-Term Rental Profits Into Passive Investments with Avery Carl

BiggerPockets Publishing

BiggerPockets Bookstore

AirDNA

PriceLabs

Airbnb

Vrbo

Facebook Marketplace

Turo

Realtor.com

Vacasa

Craigslist

Amazon

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show517

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Avery Carl is the go-to contact for short-term rental investing. Her business, The Short Term Shop and The Mortgage Shop not only helps find properties and secure loans for prospective short-term rental investors but also helps guide investors through their first vacation property purchase. While this type of property can be a cash flow king, it also takes more management and a bit more time upfront to get the system oiled and operating smoothly.

Since we last talked to Avery, she’s quadrupled her portfolio from twenty-something short-term units to ninety-six units, sixty-one of which are large multifamily properties. Avery gives an in-depth analysis on why short-term rentals should hold a place in every investor's asset collection, and the common pitfalls investors go through when purchasing their first short-term rental.

If you’d like to learn more about building wealth through short-term rental investing, grab Avery’s brand new book Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why having short-term rentals can help real estate investors mitigate risk

How Avery added over seventy more doors to her portfolio in under two years

The wrong vs. the right questions to ask when buying a short-term rental

The five things people need to avoid when making their first STR purchase

Why you may want to “bear-proof” your next cabin in the woods

Not being afraid to ask questions when investing

Why you should buy Avery’s new book Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast 364: Snowballing 6-Figure Short-Term Rental Profits Into Passive Investments with Avery Carl

BiggerPockets Publishing

BiggerPockets Bookstore

AirDNA

PriceLabs

Airbnb

Vrbo

Facebook Marketplace

Turo

Realtor.com

Vacasa

Craigslist

Amazon

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show517

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Everyone knows that financial education is one of the most crucial things to teach children at a young age. It doesn't just set them up to be wealthy, but it gives them the tools to be confident, choose delayed gratification, and hopefully, impact another young person’s life one day. This is understood wholeheartedly by Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, former financial advisor and school teacher.

What had started as a small classroom experiment in teaching children financial literacy turned into a media empire. Rashad and Troy shared their class teachings online, which pushed them to create a course for the kids, and later into the Earn Your Leisure podcast, where they talk about everything ranging from high-value financial concepts to sports to entertainment and more.

What keeps Rashad and Troy going is knowing that their work is allowing thousands of people to improve their life situations, whether children or adults. The duo not only talks extensively about the difference between financial assets and liabilities but about relationship assets and liabilities. This helps answer the question: who’s helping bring you up and who’s trying to keep you down?

In This Episode We Cover:

The importance of spurring on financial literacy for young kids 

How to teach your children about money and examples you can use

The role that playing sports had in Rashad and Troy’s lives

Assets over liabilities and why you need to invest in relationship assets as well

Stocks, ETFs, multifamily, and cryptocurrency investments

Staying committed to your goals and following through

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Conference 2021

BiggerPockets Agents Finder

BiggerPockets Insights

EYL Episode #63 Money Machine by Earn Your Leisure

Airbnb

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

OpenDoor Capital

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Everyone knows that financial education is one of the most crucial things to teach children at a young age. It doesn't just set them up to be wealthy, but it gives them the tools to be confident, choose delayed gratification, and hopefully, impact another young person’s life one day. This is understood wholeheartedly by Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, former financial advisor and school teacher.

What had started as a small classroom experiment in teaching children financial literacy turned into a media empire. Rashad and Troy shared their class teachings online, which pushed them to create a course for the kids, and later into the Earn Your Leisure podcast, where they talk about everything ranging from high-value financial concepts to sports to entertainment and more.

What keeps Rashad and Troy going is knowing that their work is allowing thousands of people to improve their life situations, whether children or adults. The duo not only talks extensively about the difference between financial assets and liabilities but about relationship assets and liabilities. This helps answer the question: who’s helping bring you up and who’s trying to keep you down?

In This Episode We Cover:

The importance of spurring on financial literacy for young kids 

How to teach your children about money and examples you can use

The role that playing sports had in Rashad and Troy’s lives

Assets over liabilities and why you need to invest in relationship assets as well

Stocks, ETFs, multifamily, and cryptocurrency investments

Staying committed to your goals and following through

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Conference 2021

BiggerPockets Agents Finder

BiggerPockets Insights

EYL Episode #63 Money Machine by Earn Your Leisure

Airbnb

Brandon's Instagram

David’s Instagram

OpenDoor Capital

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show516

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It’s not uncommon for investors to start out by buying properties in their home markets. It makes things like neighborhood research, rehabs, and tenant showings so much easier when you’re only a short drive away from your property. That’s how Dave Meyer, VP of Data and Analytics right here at BiggerPockets, feels.

Dave is currently living in Europe and has invested exclusively in Denver, where he used to call home. Now, as an entirely remote landlord, he’s seen the data on how many markets (like Tampa, Florida) are doing phenomenally for appreciation and rent increases. David Greene, out-of-state investor and the man who literally wrote the book on long-distance real estate investing is here to offer some much-needed council.

With David having the experience as an agent and out-of-state investor and Dave having robust housing data at his disposal, the two come up with some clear plans to invest in up-and-coming markets. David and Dave talk about cash flow, appreciation, wage growth, the investing “spectrum”, and why so many real estate investors aren’t planning far enough ahead.

In This Episode We Cover:

Cash flow vs. appreciation and which one matters most to you

Developing your investment strategy and picking markets where it works

Balancing the benefits of real estate investing and the investing “spectrum”

What makes a market appreciate and cause rents to rise?

What to do once you’ve found a great market to invest in

Questions you should ask every out-of-state agent and property manager

Where Dave and David are both looking to invest

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Conference 2021

BiggerPockets Agents Finder

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Podcast 108: Building a $350 Million Real Estate Empire Using the 10X Rule with Grant Cardone

BiggerPockets Podcast 250: Grant Cardone on Multifamily Investing and Why You Should Never Buy a House!

Zillow

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It’s not uncommon for investors to start out by buying properties in their home markets. It makes things like neighborhood research, rehabs, and tenant showings so much easier when you’re only a short drive away from your property. That’s how Dave Meyer, VP of Data and Analytics right here at BiggerPockets, feels.

Dave is currently living in Europe and has invested exclusively in Denver, where he used to call home. Now, as an entirely remote landlord, he’s seen the data on how many markets (like Tampa, Florida) are doing phenomenally for appreciation and rent increases. David Greene, out-of-state investor and the man who literally wrote the book on long-distance real estate investing is here to offer some much-needed council.

With David having the experience as an agent and out-of-state investor and Dave having robust housing data at his disposal, the two come up with some clear plans to invest in up-and-coming markets. David and Dave talk about cash flow, appreciation, wage growth, the investing “spectrum”, and why so many real estate investors aren’t planning far enough ahead.

In This Episode We Cover:

Cash flow vs. appreciation and which one matters most to you

Developing your investment strategy and picking markets where it works

Balancing the benefits of real estate investing and the investing “spectrum”

What makes a market appreciate and cause rents to rise?

What to do once you’ve found a great market to invest in

Questions you should ask every out-of-state agent and property manager

Where Dave and David are both looking to invest

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Conference 2021

BiggerPockets Agents Finder

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Podcast 108: Building a $350 Million Real Estate Empire Using the 10X Rule with Grant Cardone

BiggerPockets Podcast 250: Grant Cardone on Multifamily Investing and Why You Should Never Buy a House!

Zillow

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show515

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Once the housing market started to slide in 2007, smart investors began buying, and waiting, for rock-bottom prices to kick in. Investors were buying homes in some of the best markets for dimes on the dollar, and have seen massive profits whether keeping them as buy-and-hold rentals, BRRRR deals, or flips. While small investors started buying a couple of houses a year, institutional investors were doing far, far more.

Private equity funds, along with REITs and hedge funds knew that foreclosed homes were a steal, and their economies of scale made it even easier to turn these financially mismanaged properties into appreciation and cash flow kings. As institutional investors began fixing up these homes, listing them for rent, and later selling them, the entire market moved in an upward direction. Now, first-time homebuyers are competing with these economic powerhouses to lock down their first primary residence or rental property.

A man who has been covering this topic for years is The Wall Street Journal's, Ryan Dezember. Ryan has a keen understanding of what influences the housing market as a whole, why institutional investors are making the moves they are, and what this means for small mom-and-pop landlords. Dave Meyer also joins David Greene on this episode to discuss the ways small landlords can beat Wall Street at their own game.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why home prices dropped to the lowest point in 2011

How the pandemic gave institutional investors more buying power

Who are the “wall street buyers” that are buying thousands of single-family homes?

Why you should “find the tenant” before finding your next property

The “carbon monoxide” of investing that most investors aren't paying attention to

How institutional investors use economies of scale to rapidly rehab homes

What small investors can do to beat institutional investors at the closing table

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Conference 2021

Blackstone

Zillow

Redfin

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Show 515

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show514

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Once the housing market started to slide in 2007, smart investors began buying, and waiting, for rock-bottom prices to kick in. Investors were buying homes in some of the best markets for dimes on the dollar, and have seen massive profits whether keeping them as buy-and-hold rentals, BRRRR deals, or flips. While small investors started buying a couple of houses a year, institutional investors were doing far, far more.

Private equity funds, along with REITs and hedge funds knew that foreclosed homes were a steal, and their economies of scale made it even easier to turn these financially mismanaged properties into appreciation and cash flow kings. As institutional investors began fixing up these homes, listing them for rent, and later selling them, the entire market moved in an upward direction. Now, first-time homebuyers are competing with these economic powerhouses to lock down their first primary residence or rental property.

A man who has been covering this topic for years is The Wall Street Journal's, Ryan Dezember. Ryan has a keen understanding of what influences the housing market as a whole, why institutional investors are making the moves they are, and what this means for small mom-and-pop landlords. Dave Meyer also joins David Greene on this episode to discuss the ways small landlords can beat Wall Street at their own game.

In This Episode We Cover:

Why home prices dropped to the lowest point in 2011

How the pandemic gave institutional investors more buying power

Who are the “wall street buyers” that are buying thousands of single-family homes?

Why you should “find the tenant” before finding your next property

The “carbon monoxide” of investing that most investors aren't paying attention to

How institutional investors use economies of scale to rapidly rehab homes

What small investors can do to beat institutional investors at the closing table

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Conference 2021

Blackstone

Zillow

Redfin

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Show 515

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show514

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Welcome back to another episode of Seeing Greene with BiggerPockets Podcast host, top real estate agent, and BRRRR master himself, David Greene. Today’s episode touches on many topics that relate to the BRRRR strategy, ranging from financingrehabbingcalculating cash flow, and where to find deals.

Since the BRRRR method is such a popular strategy among real estate investors, we thought it best to have an episode that touches on so many aspects of the BRRRR strategy itself. Not only has David written the book on BRRRR investing, but he also continues to do BRRRR investing in his real estate career. This strategy is not only one of the best ways to get into real estate with low (or no) money down, it’s also a method that works on building generational wealth for you in the background.

Have a question you want David to answer on the next Seeing Greene episode? Submit your video submission at Biggerpockets.com/david.

In This Episode We Cover:

Whether you should refinance a BRRRR in your personal name or an LLC

Using agents or wholesalers to find your next BRRRR property

Why some markets simply won’t cash flow (and why that isn’t necessarily a bad thing)

The minimum cash flow requirements for a multifamily property

Hard money loans vs construction loans when performing a BRRRR

How to get financing when your property is not a traditional rental or commercial building

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Podcast 501: Seeing Greene: How Soon Can I Refi? + 11 Other Real Estate Questions

BiggerPockets Podcast 487: 10 Common Real Estate Investing Questions Answered by David Greene

BiggerPockets Podcast 473: Quitting the Police Force, Wholesaling, & Buying Notes with David Greene\

Submit Your Questions to David Greene

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show513

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Welcome back to another episode of Seeing Greene with BiggerPockets Podcast host, top real estate agent, and BRRRR master himself, David Greene. Today’s episode touches on many topics that relate to the BRRRR strategy, ranging from financingrehabbingcalculating cash flow, and where to find deals.

Since the BRRRR method is such a popular strategy among real estate investors, we thought it best to have an episode that touches on so many aspects of the BRRRR strategy itself. Not only has David written the book on BRRRR investing, but he also continues to do BRRRR investing in his real estate career. This strategy is not only one of the best ways to get into real estate with low (or no) money down, it’s also a method that works on building generational wealth for you in the background.

Have a question you want David to answer on the next Seeing Greene episode? Submit your video submission at Biggerpockets.com/david.

In This Episode We Cover:

Whether you should refinance a BRRRR in your personal name or an LLC

Using agents or wholesalers to find your next BRRRR property

Why some markets simply won’t cash flow (and why that isn’t necessarily a bad thing)

The minimum cash flow requirements for a multifamily property

Hard money loans vs construction loans when performing a BRRRR

How to get financing when your property is not a traditional rental or commercial building

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Podcast 501: Seeing Greene: How Soon Can I Refi? + 11 Other Real Estate Questions

BiggerPockets Podcast 487: 10 Common Real Estate Investing Questions Answered by David Greene

BiggerPockets Podcast 473: Quitting the Police Force, Wholesaling, & Buying Notes with David Greene\

Submit Your Questions to David Greene

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show513

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Back in 2004, Jude Bernard was sitting at a blackjack table in Vegas. This wasn’t his first game of the day, nor his second, or even his third. Jude had been sitting at that blackjack table for thirty hours straight. When the final game ended, he walked away, $150,000 poorer than he started. Jude then found the closest tattoo parlor, walked in, and got the phrase “never again” tattooed on his hand as a testament to his mistake.

Now, Jude runs a rental and flipping empire, settling for no less than seven-figure profits on his fix and flips. He also runs The Brooklyn Bank, a non-profit designed to help economically empower people of color in New York City. Through his earlier gambling mistakes, Jude realized that no matter what, the “house” always wins. So, he searched for a way that he could become the “house” in his environment, and the best way was through real estate investing.

Jude has built a very strong foundation for his real estate investing through taking calculated risks, nurturing his relationships, and letting his fears fuel his fire.

Jude is currently raising money to help the people of Haiti through their most recent natural disaster. Brandon and David have both pledged $5,000 each. To help out, even more, Brandon wants all listeners to know that If you donate $5,000 to The Brooklyn Bank organization, Brandon will host you in Maui! For full details please contact Matt@odcfund.com.

In This Episode We Cover:

Purchasing properties in very expensive markets (like New York City)

Building relationships with everyone you talk to, funneling more deals into your pipeline 

Making sure every deal has a seven-figure upside (seriously!)

Using your greatest fears to propel you to the next level 

Gambling addiction and the message behind why the “house” always wins

How the Brooklyn Bank is helping build a pathway out of poverty 

How you can spend a week with Brandon and help support a great cause

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Podcast 512: From Losing $150k at the Blackjack Table to 7-Figure Profits in Real Estate

BiggerPockets Podcast 455: Mixtapes to Millions in Real Estate with DJ Envy and Cesar Pina

The Brooklyn Bank 

Brandon’s Maui MasterClass

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

Matt@odcfund.com

donations@thebrooklynbank.com

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Back in 2004, Jude Bernard was sitting at a blackjack table in Vegas. This wasn’t his first game of the day, nor his second, or even his third. Jude had been sitting at that blackjack table for thirty hours straight. When the final game ended, he walked away, $150,000 poorer than he started. Jude then found the closest tattoo parlor, walked in, and got the phrase “never again” tattooed on his hand as a testament to his mistake.

Now, Jude runs a rental and flipping empire, settling for no less than seven-figure profits on his fix and flips. He also runs The Brooklyn Bank, a non-profit designed to help economically empower people of color in New York City. Through his earlier gambling mistakes, Jude realized that no matter what, the “house” always wins. So, he searched for a way that he could become the “house” in his environment, and the best way was through real estate investing.

Jude has built a very strong foundation for his real estate investing through taking calculated risks, nurturing his relationships, and letting his fears fuel his fire.

Jude is currently raising money to help the people of Haiti through their most recent natural disaster. Brandon and David have both pledged $5,000 each. To help out, even more, Brandon wants all listeners to know that If you donate $5,000 to The Brooklyn Bank organization, Brandon will host you in Maui! For full details please contact Matt@odcfund.com.

In This Episode We Cover:

Purchasing properties in very expensive markets (like New York City)

Building relationships with everyone you talk to, funneling more deals into your pipeline 

Making sure every deal has a seven-figure upside (seriously!)

Using your greatest fears to propel you to the next level 

Gambling addiction and the message behind why the “house” always wins

How the Brooklyn Bank is helping build a pathway out of poverty 

How you can spend a week with Brandon and help support a great cause

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

BiggerPockets Podcast 512: From Losing $150k at the Blackjack Table to 7-Figure Profits in Real Estate

BiggerPockets Podcast 455: Mixtapes to Millions in Real Estate with DJ Envy and Cesar Pina

The Brooklyn Bank 

Brandon’s Maui MasterClass

Brandon Turner's Instagram

David Greene's Instagram

Matt@odcfund.com

donations@thebrooklynbank.com

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show512

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So many BiggerPockets listeners are out there killing it in the world of real estate investing. But, with growth and positive change comes more and more questions. On today’s coaching call, David Greene talks to Carly, Michael, and Katie about three different problems that present three specific solutions.

Carly is trying to weigh the risk of investing in a declining market, Michael wants to shake off the “agent shame” that comes with lead generating as a realtor, and Katie wants to power her growth with more revenue and more cash flow. Each of these real estate professionals is in a different spot: one is a small-time landlord, one is a new agent, and the other is a fix and flip veteran. Even with completely different investment plans, all three of these investors are able to find simple, meaningful solutions when talking with David.

The topics touched on in this episode include creating an investment strategy, house hacking, finding the right property managers, growing your confidence, purchasing commercial real estate, and more. If you want to get in on the next call with David, click this link to apply!

In This Episode We Cover:

Should you invest in an area with a declining population but great cash flow?

How to mitigate your investment risk by purchasing a house hack property

Using referrals to find your next property manager 

Putting your clients best interest first and showing confidence

Starting businesses in different verticals that can empower your current business 

Turning your biggest expenses into revenue generators

Taking advantage of using a Key Principle on larger deals

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Simplisafe

BiggerPockets Wealth Magazine

The BiggerPockets Bundle Giveaway

Submit your Question for David Greene to answer!

BiggerPockets Find an Agent

Keller Williams

Amazon Prime

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So many BiggerPockets listeners are out there killing it in the world of real estate investing. But, with growth and positive change comes more and more questions. On today’s coaching call, David Greene talks to Carly, Michael, and Katie about three different problems that present three specific solutions.

Carly is trying to weigh the risk of investing in a declining market, Michael wants to shake off the “agent shame” that comes with lead generating as a realtor, and Katie wants to power her growth with more revenue and more cash flow. Each of these real estate professionals is in a different spot: one is a small-time landlord, one is a new agent, and the other is a fix and flip veteran. Even with completely different investment plans, all three of these investors are able to find simple, meaningful solutions when talking with David.

The topics touched on in this episode include creating an investment strategy, house hacking, finding the right property managers, growing your confidence, purchasing commercial real estate, and more. If you want to get in on the next call with David, click this link to apply!

In This Episode We Cover:

Should you invest in an area with a declining population but great cash flow?

How to mitigate your investment risk by purchasing a house hack property

Using referrals to find your next property manager 

Putting your clients best interest first and showing confidence

Starting businesses in different verticals that can empower your current business 

Turning your biggest expenses into revenue generators

Taking advantage of using a Key Principle on larger deals

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Simplisafe

BiggerPockets Wealth Magazine

The BiggerPockets Bundle Giveaway

Submit your Question for David Greene to answer!

BiggerPockets Find an Agent

Keller Williams

Amazon Prime

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show511

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As an entrepreneur, you may be used to putting in hours of work learning new tactics, skills, and strategies. Your business rests on your shoulders, and why wouldn’t it, you’re the one who built it from the ground up. While it’s a commendable feat to build a profitable business, it can also be a prison sentence for many “hands-on” entrepreneurs. This is how Sam Carpenter, author of Work the System felt as he put in 110 hours a week just to keep his business afloat.

Sam realized why he was working so hard without seeing results: there were no systems in his business. Once he started implementing systems and processes, he went from 110+ hour weeks to 2 hour weeks. The same happened with one of his students and now partner, Josh Fonger, who runs Work the System Enterprises where he helps business owners from over 50 countries scale their businesses with far less headache.

If you’ve ever felt that your business relies on you too much to take a day off, take a vacation, or simply work less every week, these are the two guys you need to talk to. Josh and Sam were kind enough to take three live guest calls on this episode’s recording to help with their specific business problems. As all the guests are real estate investors and professionals, much of the advice may translate to your business as well!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why a system doesn’t need to (and shouldn’t) be complicated to design and implement

Reducing your time, effort, and energy spent on work

Understanding which systems need to be fixed or removed entirely front our life

How to stop playing “whack-a-mole” with your business processes

Why so many businesses fall behind after improving 

Creating a sustainable solution that gives you (the entrepreneur) maximum freedom

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Books

BiggerPockets Podcast 254: Tim Ferriss on Real Estate, Becoming a Top Performer and His Tribe of Mentors

BiggerPockets Podcast 137: How to Use Systems to Scale Your Real Estate Business with Sam Craven

Work the System Website

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As an entrepreneur, you may be used to putting in hours of work learning new tactics, skills, and strategies. Your business rests on your shoulders, and why wouldn’t it, you’re the one who built it from the ground up. While it’s a commendable feat to build a profitable business, it can also be a prison sentence for many “hands-on” entrepreneurs. This is how Sam Carpenter, author of Work the System felt as he put in 110 hours a week just to keep his business afloat.

Sam realized why he was working so hard without seeing results: there were no systems in his business. Once he started implementing systems and processes, he went from 110+ hour weeks to 2 hour weeks. The same happened with one of his students and now partner, Josh Fonger, who runs Work the System Enterprises where he helps business owners from over 50 countries scale their businesses with far less headache.

If you’ve ever felt that your business relies on you too much to take a day off, take a vacation, or simply work less every week, these are the two guys you need to talk to. Josh and Sam were kind enough to take three live guest calls on this episode’s recording to help with their specific business problems. As all the guests are real estate investors and professionals, much of the advice may translate to your business as well!

In This Episode We Cover:

Why a system doesn’t need to (and shouldn’t) be complicated to design and implement

Reducing your time, effort, and energy spent on work

Understanding which systems need to be fixed or removed entirely front our life

How to stop playing “whack-a-mole” with your business processes

Why so many businesses fall behind after improving 

Creating a sustainable solution that gives you (the entrepreneur) maximum freedom

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Books

BiggerPockets Podcast 254: Tim Ferriss on Real Estate, Becoming a Top Performer and His Tribe of Mentors

BiggerPockets Podcast 137: How to Use Systems to Scale Your Real Estate Business with Sam Craven

Work the System Website

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If you scroll through Manny Khoshbin’s Instagram, you’ll see wealth, success, and a lot of very nice automobiles. You may look at his life and say “well, that must be nice”, but there is much more to Manny than Ferraris and private planes. A few decades ago, Manny was homeless, sleeping in a car with five other family members, simply trying to survive in America.

Manny’s dad wanted to protect his son from entering the military in Iran, so two weeks before Manny’s birthday, the family packed up and left for the United States. They were homeless for a couple of months but slowly were able to find jobs and scrape together some money. Manny worked at a swap meet, a K-mart, a multi-level marketing company selling snacks, and other various jobs.

As he was working he realized that the people driving the Porches, Lamborghinis, and Mercedes were all investing in real estate. After making money in his entrepreneurial endeavors, he bought his first commercial property. Now, two and a half decades later, Manny is sitting on a billion dollars worth of real estate. Oh, and did we mention he bought this all without syndicating?

In This Episode We Cover:

Manny’s “American Dream” story from immigrant to multimillionaire 

Why commercial real estate is such a profitable investment

Value-add opportunities and flipping commercial real estate over the span of a few years

Which real estate industries are on the downward trend (and which to invest in)

The steps new real estate investors should take to make it big

Why Manny’s luxury cars are an investment, not just toys

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

auction.com

BPCON2021.COM

Elon Musk

Holly Burton

Dave Ramsey

SpaceX

FedEx

CVS

KMart

Amazon

Target

Books Mentioned in this Show:

Trump: The Art of the Deal by Donal Trump

Manny Khoshbin’s Contrarian Playbook by Manny Khoshbin

Driven: The Never-Give-Up Roadmap to Massive Success by Manny Khoshbin

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If you scroll through Manny Khoshbin’s Instagram, you’ll see wealth, success, and a lot of very nice automobiles. You may look at his life and say “well, that must be nice”, but there is much more to Manny than Ferraris and private planes. A few decades ago, Manny was homeless, sleeping in a car with five other family members, simply trying to survive in America.

Manny’s dad wanted to protect his son from entering the military in Iran, so two weeks before Manny’s birthday, the family packed up and left for the United States. They were homeless for a couple of months but slowly were able to find jobs and scrape together some money. Manny worked at a swap meet, a K-mart, a multi-level marketing company selling snacks, and other various jobs.

As he was working he realized that the people driving the Porches, Lamborghinis, and Mercedes were all investing in real estate. After making money in his entrepreneurial endeavors, he bought his first commercial property. Now, two and a half decades later, Manny is sitting on a billion dollars worth of real estate. Oh, and did we mention he bought this all without syndicating?

In This Episode We Cover:

Manny’s “American Dream” story from immigrant to multimillionaire 

Why commercial real estate is such a profitable investment

Value-add opportunities and flipping commercial real estate over the span of a few years

Which real estate industries are on the downward trend (and which to invest in)

The steps new real estate investors should take to make it big

Why Manny’s luxury cars are an investment, not just toys

And So Much More!

Links from the Show:

auction.com

BPCON2021.COM

Elon Musk

Holly Burton

Dave Ramsey

SpaceX

FedEx

CVS

KMart

Amazon

Target

Books Mentioned in this Show:

Trump: The Art of the Deal by Donal Trump

Manny Khoshbin’s Contrarian Playbook by Manny Khoshbin

Driven: The Never-Give-Up Roadmap to Massive Success by Manny Khoshbin

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show509

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It’s tough out there. Between investors, agents, and wholesalers, everyone you know wants to get a home under contract. So what do you do when there is an influx of buyers and the same amount of sellers? Start building systems that can beat out your competition and will flow deals directly to you for years to come! Now we know what you’re saying, “I wish that were possible”, but it may be easier than you think. 

Trevor Mauch, founder of Carrot, spent years manually chasing after deals. Cold calling, door knocking, direct mail, and every other method you can imagine; he's tried it. While these strategies work great for many people, they’re labor-intensive and incredibly hard to scale. Trevor looked at the marketing he was doing that WASN’T outbound and realized it wasn’t only creating leads for him, but doing so while he slept.

He then started building out Carrot, which helps set up agents, investors, wholesalers, and anyone else who wants off-market deals with websites that convert consistently every day. What sets apart Carrot from most “we buy houses for cash” websites is their “evergreen content” production. This content ranks you higher on google, gets sellers and buyers reaching out to you, and allows you to do less work and close on more deals.

Learn more about how to make this happen at carrot.com/pockets

In This Episode We Cover:

Getting out of the “hamster wheel” lead generation work 

Outbound vs. inbound marketing and which requires less work from you

Why social media isn’t enough in this heavily digital age 

Building your “authority hubs” so sellers or buyers can trust your business 

Focusing on locations and niche markets to find more buyers and sellers

What Trevor thinks will happen in the housing market over the next few years

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Zillow

Carrot Software Company

EP 246: How to Double Your Commissions Without Doubling Your Team w/ David Greene of Bigger Pockets [HYBRID Part 1]

How to Get More Motivated Seller Leads (with no paid ads) Using 1 Proven, Simple Marketing Strategy (Free Live Workshop)

Offerpad

Opendoor

Redfin

Realtor.com

Trulia

WordPress

Fresh Chalk

David's Instagram

Farr Group

Simplysold.com

Rev

Kind House Buyers

House Heroes

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It’s tough out there. Between investors, agents, and wholesalers, everyone you know wants to get a home under contract. So what do you do when there is an influx of buyers and the same amount of sellers? Start building systems that can beat out your competition and will flow deals directly to you for years to come! Now we know what you’re saying, “I wish that were possible”, but it may be easier than you think. 

Trevor Mauch, founder of Carrot, spent years manually chasing after deals. Cold calling, door knocking, direct mail, and every other method you can imagine; he's tried it. While these strategies work great for many people, they’re labor-intensive and incredibly hard to scale. Trevor looked at the marketing he was doing that WASN’T outbound and realized it wasn’t only creating leads for him, but doing so while he slept.

He then started building out Carrot, which helps set up agents, investors, wholesalers, and anyone else who wants off-market deals with websites that convert consistently every day. What sets apart Carrot from most “we buy houses for cash” websites is their “evergreen content” production. This content ranks you higher on google, gets sellers and buyers reaching out to you, and allows you to do less work and close on more deals.

Learn more about how to make this happen at carrot.com/pockets

In This Episode We Cover:

Getting out of the “hamster wheel” lead generation work 

Outbound vs. inbound marketing and which requires less work from you

Why social media isn’t enough in this heavily digital age 

Building your “authority hubs” so sellers or buyers can trust your business 

Focusing on locations and niche markets to find more buyers and sellers

What Trevor thinks will happen in the housing market over the next few years

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

Zillow

Carrot Software Company

EP 246: How to Double Your Commissions Without Doubling Your Team w/ David Greene of Bigger Pockets [HYBRID Part 1]

How to Get More Motivated Seller Leads (with no paid ads) Using 1 Proven, Simple Marketing Strategy (Free Live Workshop)

Offerpad

Opendoor

Redfin

Realtor.com

Trulia

WordPress

Fresh Chalk

David's Instagram

Farr Group

Simplysold.com

Rev

Kind House Buyers

House Heroes

Check the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/show508

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Finishing a triathlon is a grueling achievement, only accomplished by those who are in peak physical and mental condition. Once finished, the top of the top go on to train for an Ironman, arguably the toughest triathlon on the planet. One hundred and forty miles of pain and pressure, broken up into a two-mile swim, a one hundred and twelve-mile bike ride, and a twenty-six-mile run. This is not a race for the faint of heart, and if you can finish just one, you have bragging rights forever.

What would it take for someone to finish not one ironman, not two, not ten, not twenty, but 100 consecutive Ironman races, back to back? Wake up, swim, bike, and run over one hundred and forty miles, go to sleep, and do it all over again. That’s what James “Iron Cowboy” Lawrence did, smashing through world records and personal goals.

James sits down with Brandon and David today to talk about mental toughness, creating goals that scare you, gradually working your way up to mastery, and asking “what am I willing to sacrifice to reach the end?” James had to run a business, take care of his seven-person family, and compete for more than a quarter of a year straight. If he can conquer one of the greatest physical and mental feats the world has ever witnessed, what’s stopping you from accomplishing your goals?

In This Episode We Cover:

Pushing yourself past the limit to see what you’re truly capable of

Breaking multiple world records and developing mental toughness 

Why your goals should scare you enough to pursue them

Why you don’t need to 10x your output and the importance of small steps

Finding what you’re willing to sacrifice to reach your goal

Why every great athlete, entrepreneur, and leader needs a rockstar team 

Choosing the person who “doesn’t break” under hard circumstances

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Perks

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Books

BiggerPockets Podcast 485: Atomic Habits That Help You Achieve Unthinkable Success w/ NYT Best Selling Author James Clear

James “Iron Cowboy” Lawrence's Website

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show507


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Finishing a triathlon is a grueling achievement, only accomplished by those who are in peak physical and mental condition. Once finished, the top of the top go on to train for an Ironman, arguably the toughest triathlon on the planet. One hundred and forty miles of pain and pressure, broken up into a two-mile swim, a one hundred and twelve-mile bike ride, and a twenty-six-mile run. This is not a race for the faint of heart, and if you can finish just one, you have bragging rights forever.

What would it take for someone to finish not one ironman, not two, not ten, not twenty, but 100 consecutive Ironman races, back to back? Wake up, swim, bike, and run over one hundred and forty miles, go to sleep, and do it all over again. That’s what James “Iron Cowboy” Lawrence did, smashing through world records and personal goals.

James sits down with Brandon and David today to talk about mental toughness, creating goals that scare you, gradually working your way up to mastery, and asking “what am I willing to sacrifice to reach the end?” James had to run a business, take care of his seven-person family, and compete for more than a quarter of a year straight. If he can conquer one of the greatest physical and mental feats the world has ever witnessed, what’s stopping you from accomplishing your goals?

In This Episode We Cover:

Pushing yourself past the limit to see what you’re truly capable of

Breaking multiple world records and developing mental toughness 

Why your goals should scare you enough to pursue them

Why you don’t need to 10x your output and the importance of small steps

Finding what you’re willing to sacrifice to reach your goal

Why every great athlete, entrepreneur, and leader needs a rockstar team 

Choosing the person who “doesn’t break” under hard circumstances

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Bookstore

Open Door Capital

BiggerPockets Perks

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Books

BiggerPockets Podcast 485: Atomic Habits That Help You Achieve Unthinkable Success w/ NYT Best Selling Author James Clear

James “Iron Cowboy” Lawrence's Website

Click here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show507


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Financial freedom is attainable for all of us, but how fast we reach it differs greatly. You may be making $100 profit per month on each single-family home you buy, but what if you could multiply that profit? A duplex becomes $200 per month, a fourplex, $400, and a 16 unit apartment will net you a solid $1,600 per month. Now, it’s not a goal of buying 50+ single-family homes to reach financial freedom, it’s buying 10 or so small multifamily investments. 

This simple mindset tweak can change your life and investing career forever, it certainly did for Brandon Turner, host of The BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast and author of The Multifamily Millionaire. This pre-recorded webinar walks through the key benefits of investing in small multifamily, how to find and finance deals, risks to look out for, and scaling so you can go full-time in real estate.

There are tons of tips, tricks, and free giveaways (including discount codes) throughout this episode, and if you’re looking for visuals, head over to the BiggerPockets Youtube Channel to see the full slideshow

In This Episode We Cover

How to reach financial freedom through small multifamily investing

The four key benefits of investing in multifamily properties

How to find deals (even if you live in an expensive area)

How to analyze your multifamily deals using the BiggerPockets Calculators

Financing your deals using FHA loans, conventional loans, and seller financing

Risks and dangers to look out for in your next deal

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

The BiggerPockets Bundle Giveaway

BiggerPocketsWebinar: How to Become a Real Estate Millionaire (presented by Brandon Turner)

BiggerPockets Podcast 463: How to Get Your First or Next Property (Step-by-Step) in 90 Days

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Webinar Replays

BiggerPockets Bookstore

BiggerPockets Perks

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Books

BiggerPockets Multislides

BiggerPockets 7 Years to 7 Figure Wealth

BiggerPockets Pro Upgrade

Realtor

Open Door Capital

Gary Keller

Multiple Listing Service (MLS)

Email Your Questions: podcast@biggerpockets.com

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Financial freedom is attainable for all of us, but how fast we reach it differs greatly. You may be making $100 profit per month on each single-family home you buy, but what if you could multiply that profit? A duplex becomes $200 per month, a fourplex, $400, and a 16 unit apartment will net you a solid $1,600 per month. Now, it’s not a goal of buying 50+ single-family homes to reach financial freedom, it’s buying 10 or so small multifamily investments. 

This simple mindset tweak can change your life and investing career forever, it certainly did for Brandon Turner, host of The BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast and author of The Multifamily Millionaire. This pre-recorded webinar walks through the key benefits of investing in small multifamily, how to find and finance deals, risks to look out for, and scaling so you can go full-time in real estate.

There are tons of tips, tricks, and free giveaways (including discount codes) throughout this episode, and if you’re looking for visuals, head over to the BiggerPockets Youtube Channel to see the full slideshow

In This Episode We Cover

How to reach financial freedom through small multifamily investing

The four key benefits of investing in multifamily properties

How to find deals (even if you live in an expensive area)

How to analyze your multifamily deals using the BiggerPockets Calculators

Financing your deals using FHA loans, conventional loans, and seller financing

Risks and dangers to look out for in your next deal

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

The BiggerPockets Bundle Giveaway

BiggerPocketsWebinar: How to Become a Real Estate Millionaire (presented by Brandon Turner)

BiggerPockets Podcast 463: How to Get Your First or Next Property (Step-by-Step) in 90 Days

BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator

BiggerPockets Podcast

BiggerPockets Webinar Replays

BiggerPockets Bookstore

BiggerPockets Perks

BiggerPockets Insights

BiggerPockets Books

BiggerPockets Multislides

BiggerPockets 7 Years to 7 Figure Wealth

BiggerPockets Pro Upgrade

Realtor

Open Door Capital

Gary Keller

Multiple Listing Service (MLS)

Email Your Questions: podcast@biggerpockets.com

Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show506

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You hear Brandon Turner’s voice quite often on the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast, but rarely is it heard advising new investors. Today, Brandon is taking on three live “coaching calls” with three investors, all in different stages of their investing career. Brandon and the guests talk through topics like scaling your business, branding your real estate company, and when the right time to hire is.

These investors have portfolios ranging from a few units to more than forty, making this an episode that any investor can listen to, no matter where they’re at in their real estate investing journey. This advice is hand-tailored for each investor, and comes from someone who has made it out of that “awkward teenage investing” phase.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to hire out property management when your portfolio begins to grow

Appealing to higher authority when you have to make tough decisions

Acting like you own the portfolio you’re trying to scale to

Branding your real estate company so people can trust you and invest with you

Starting your own meetup if you don’t find one that clicks

Understanding that “everything gets easier as you grow

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

The BiggerPockets Bundle Giveaway

Cozy

Apartments.com

Ring Central

Google Voice

Mobile Home Park Investors with Jefferson Lilly & Brad Johnson

The Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast with Kevin Bupp

Pay Near Me

BiggerPockets Facebook Page

BiggerPockets Facebook Group

BiggerPockets Instagram

Airbnb

Are Your Tenants Unable To Pay Rent Due To Coronavirus? Here's What To Do! (Youtube Video)

BiggerPockets Conference

Email Your Questions: podcast@biggerpockets.com

Joe's BiggerPockets Profile

Joe's Instagram

Joe's Facebook Page

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You hear Brandon Turner’s voice quite often on the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast, but rarely is it heard advising new investors. Today, Brandon is taking on three live “coaching calls” with three investors, all in different stages of their investing career. Brandon and the guests talk through topics like scaling your business, branding your real estate company, and when the right time to hire is.

These investors have portfolios ranging from a few units to more than forty, making this an episode that any investor can listen to, no matter where they’re at in their real estate investing journey. This advice is hand-tailored for each investor, and comes from someone who has made it out of that “awkward teenage investing” phase.

In This Episode We Cover:

How to hire out property management when your portfolio begins to grow

Appealing to higher authority when you have to make tough decisions

Acting like you own the portfolio you’re trying to scale to

Branding your real estate company so people can trust you and invest with you

Starting your own meetup if you don’t find one that clicks

Understanding that “everything gets easier as you grow

And So Much More!

Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Forums

BiggerPockets Pro Membership

BiggerPockets Youtube Channel

The BiggerPockets Bundle Giveaway

Cozy

Apartments.com

Ring Central

Google Voice

Mobile Home Park Investors with Jefferson Lilly & Brad Johnson

The Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast with Kevin Bupp

Pay Near Me

BiggerPockets Facebook Page

BiggerPockets Facebook Group

BiggerPockets Instagram

Airbnb

Are Your Tenants Unable To Pay Rent Due To Coronavirus? Here's What To Do! (Youtube Video)

BiggerPockets Conference

Email Your Questions: podcast@biggerpockets.com

Joe's BiggerPockets Profile

Joe's Instagram

Joe's Facebook Page

Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/show505

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