One of my clients, Pepe Campos, just closed a deal where he made $35K on a creative deal with a property that was listed on the MLS for 6 months. His commitment to consistency and motivation to keep going is what got the deal done and got everyone paid.
Eric Hatch built a successful real estate empire that allows him to work just 12 hours a week. An instant gratification mindset won’t work when you’re trying to surround yourself with the best of the best. Eric coaches others how to build their own high-performing teams and has some great advice on how to eliminate the “people pains” in your business.
Dustin Kircher is a good friend and business partner of mine and has been a part of over five thousand real estate transactions working for a hedge fund. He works primarily within the creative financing space and works with other wholesalers to help them structure these types of deals. We go over two real life recent examples of deals he’s closed, as well as share information on how you can get rid of your leads and still get paid.
Robert Fendler has made a career out of virtual real estate by being able to work in multiple states at once. Today. he’s on the show to discuss some of the benefits and hazards of remote real estate, how to choose a good contractor, and the joy and success that comes with creating win/win situations for your buyers.
Direct mail marketing is far from dead. In fact, it’s how Ryan Dixon has been generating leads for 15 years. Listen as he explains the ins and outs of direct mail marketing, the advantages of mail versus phones, and a special offer to join our new program at REIprintmail.com.
Whether you’re a veteran or a beginner, you have to be brilliant at the basics to succeed in real estate. That’s why on today’s episode, I’m going to go over the 7 steps to doing a wholesaling deal, from start to finish. Get ready to take some notes, because I’m going to explain the whole process in detail.
It can be tough to narrow in on a marketing strategy for your real estate business, especially if you’re just starting out. There are plenty of ways to get started that are free and won’t break your budget. The best thing to do is to just get started. Don’t be afraid to try out different strategies and learn as you go.
When it comes to real estate investing, there’s no bigger name in the game than Robert Allen. That’s why I’m extremely excited to have Robert on the show today to talk about how you can be resourceful when you don’t have resources, and how to use someone else’s resources to get your deals rolling.
You can operate this business from just about anywhere as long as you’ve set yourself up to do so. Even though I am traveling and have the freedom to work wherever I am, traveling as a real estate investor isn’t always easy. In this episode, I share some tips to take away from my funding troubles for Michigan Lake House. I am highlighting the benefits of banking locally on your properties, being a people person, and being persistent.
Real estate is like any other business: you’re only as good as the team you surround yourself with. Today, we talk all about how to build a solid real estate team so that you can work on your business and not in it. We talk about outsourcing to VA’s, getting a guy on the ground, hiring dispo and acquisition managers, and more.
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