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Flipping America

We teach you how to make money in real estate. We cover news, trends, styles, markets, demographics, and technology that affect real estate investing. We also talk to market leaders and trend setters. Lastly, there’s a bit of how-to information on nearly every show, with topics, Q&A from listeners, and presentations from our guests. Learn how to make and grow a fortune in your spare time or as a new career.
We don’t just talk about flipping houses. We talk about single family rentals, multi-family rentals, apartments, mobile home communities, commercial and industrial space, hotels and motels, golf courses, and raw land. We cover the entire gamut of real estate asset classes.
We also discuss strategies for cash flow, acquisition, and property disposition. These include hard money, private money, creative deal structures, mortgage wraps, wholesaling, contract assignments, lease options, lease sandwiches, and more. Learn how to start with nothing and work your way to millions. Find deep satisfaction in meaningful work that meets not only your income goals, but the needs of the community and your buyers.

Copyright: © Flipping America LLC 2017

Latest Episodes:

Flipping America 018, Using Your Self-Directed IRA with Mike Ventry Dec 28, 2017

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On this episode, Mike Ventry, Southeastern Director of Advanta IRA talks about your investing options with your self-directed IRA. He talks about a number of options for setting them up, transferring other accounts, getting money into your account, and ways to invest.

Understanding and Mitigating Risks in Residential Investing Dec 28, 2017

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Many have expressed that fear is their top barrier to getting active with real estate investing. Part of dealing with fear is understanding the risks and how to mitigate them. Roger breaks down the major risk factors in residential investing and shows you how to deal with those factors. We all need to learn to face our fears and conquer them through action, but this task is made easier when we have engaged in thorough risk mitigation. Below are the news and email items we dealt with on the show. News:

Emails: Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you're from!

Mike, Homewood, AL "Thanks for a great show. Keep up the good work. I think I want to buy a rental property or two. How do I go about finding them? And what should I be looking for? I have about $120,000 in cash and can buy houses in the outlying areas around Birmingham in the 50-60,000 range."
Leah, Birmingham, AL "I heard you talk about buying foreclosures in Alabama and that you don't do it. But you also say the foreclosure auction is the #1 source for deals. What are we in Alabama supposed to do?"
Jill, Lancaster, PA "You give out so much information about how to do this on the show. I can't help but wonder what more you tell people in your training. I haven't been able to get down there for your workshop so far, but please tell me what I'm missing!"

Looking Back, Looking Ahead Dec 28, 2017

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Today we look at several stories that look into 2018 and attempt to predict what the year will be like. Regular listeners to the show will recall that we have predicted that we are not heading for a crash, but a minor correction. For most markets this will be seen as a slowing in the rate of increase of prices. In some coastal regions we are forecasting a slight drop in prices over the next twelve months. Of the larger markets, Atlanta seems to have the most room to continue with rising prices over the next year, but we believe all the markets will be moving toward a more balanced inventory as new construction starts continue to increase and interest rates inch up. By late 2018 or early 2019 we believe the market will once again be balanced. Here are some of the show notes: News:

Emails: Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you're from!

Mike, Homewood, AL "Thanks for a great show. Keep up the good work. I think I want to buy a rental property or two. How do I go about finding them? And what should I be looking for? I have about $120,000 in cash and can buy houses in the outlying areas around Birmingham in the 50-60,000 range."
Leah, Birmingham, AL "I heard you talk about buying foreclosures in Alabama and that you don't do it. But you also say the foreclosure auction is the #1 source for deals. What are we in Alabama supposed to do?"
Jill, Lancaster, PA "You give out so much information about how to do this on the show. I can't help but wonder what more you tell people in your training. I haven't been able to get down there for your workshop so far, but please tell me what I'm missing!"

Flipping America 100 Dec 28, 2017

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Somebody's going to jail! Hear about the latest real estate Ponzi scheme. Other news from around the country and we answer your questions about Private Lending. News:

Emails: Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you're from!

Harold, Ocala, FL "I'm retired and want to be a passive investor in real estate. My stock broker tells me real estate is too risky, illiquid, and comes with pesky management issues. There has to be a reason people like you are so committed to this, so I'm wondering how you would respond to my broker."
Charles, Tifton, GA "I have a good friend who's 24 year old son wants to get into flipping houses. Like his dad and me, he works well with his hands and can do a lot of the work himself. I trust him as a person, but I want to know what to look for in the deal he brings me, We are talking about me putting up the money, him doing all the work, and we split the profit."
Esmerelda, Portland, OR "Could we get you to come to our area and do a training? I know of at least 10 people here who listen to your podcast on iHeart radio and would love for you to train us. What would we need to do to get you to do this?"
Todd, Sweeny, TX "I heard you talk about small town investing on a previous show. Our small town is a bit different than the previous person. We are not far from Houston and we have quite a bit of opportunity around. My question is this - How would you decide between a good deal just about 20 minutes from the house versus a GREAT deal about an hour away?"
Jill, St. Paul, MN "Merry Christmas! I know that banks are conservative, yet they still make a lot of money loaning on houses. So if I'm going to invest in real estate, that's what I want to do. How do I find worthy projects to lend on and how do I protect myself as a lender?

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