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77: House Hacking to 14 Units with Felipe Mejia Feb 05, 2020

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We love House Hacking on this show and it's easy to see that. It's a relatively cheap way to get started investing in real estate and it's a reasonably easy way to grow your portfolio consistently. This week Felipe Mejia tells us how he did just that. After starting with a mobile home that he was gifted as a graduation gift he has grown to 14 units in about 5 years. It took some creativity and local knowledge, but he is on his way to a great portfolio and lifestyle freedom to do whatever he wants.

76: Starting Real Estate Investing While Being A Broke Med School Student with Chiagozie Fawole Jan 29, 2020

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It's time for our first physician on the podcast! Chiagozie currently works as a Pediatric Anesthesiologist in upstate New York. During her time as a med student and resident the reality of being dependent upon a constantly changing industry for her income did not sit well. During that time she discovered real estate investing. Over the past few years she has gone from doing her first flip where she lost money to adding over a dozen units to her portfolio to start offsetting her dependency on the medical industry. For many investors their investments aren't a way out of their job that they love, it's just a way to make it so that they can continue to love what they do and provide long term stability for themselves and their families.

75: House Hacking With a Family In An Expensive Market with Sunny Burns Jan 22, 2020

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Many stories of investors seem to have everything line up to make it as simple as possible. They are single or have no kids, live in an area that home prices seem reasonable and just don't seem to have any big road blocks. This is why a story like this needs to be told. Sunny Burns has plenty of excuses he could have come up with to not start investing, but he and his wife pushed past those and made things happen. They invest just outside of New York City with kids and have made the whole scenario work. No matter what your excuses are there is almost always a way around them.

74: Structuring Deals Through Social Media and Intentional Posting with Zamontae Stinson Jan 15, 2020

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There are many ways to structure a deal when it comes to real estate. No matter what the deal is there always needs to be 2 things.

1. A property

2. Funds

While those two will come in many different forms it's pretty inevitable that they will be needed to structure a deal. Our guest this week Zamontae Stinson helps bring those 2 parts together. By utilizing his network and some intentional social media posting Zamontae has helped bring some big deals together. It's a special way of making things happen and there are some great tips to follow. Take a listen!

73: Expensive Markets and Partnerships with Emma Pace Jan 08, 2020

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While many of us like to complain that our market is too expensive to invest in there are those out there who just make it work. This week we talk with Emma Pace, our first Canadian investor on the show. She lives in the notoriously expensive market of Toronto, but has found some ways to make her investments make sense to save her cash, build cashflow and have a great portfolio. She tells us how utilizing sub markets can be hugely beneficial and how leveraging a partnership can build some great mutually beneficial situations that may not have worked individually.

8 Tips To Get Started In Real Estate Investing In 2020 Dec 30, 2019

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The new year is here and like many people out there you likely have goals to better yourself in 2020. While for some that may be their physique, for others that will be their well being. A big part of having a better life is to have better control over you money. One way that many people do this is through real estate investing. While it is a great way to make your life better it also takes some knowledge to do it correctly. This show is to get you some quick tips to get started so you use your time effectively and get yourself started in real estate investing sooner. Don't forget to check out our show from January 2019 "Seven Steps to Your First Real Estate Deal in 2019" for more tips on getting started.

Show Update And News Dec 10, 2019

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We've been away for a bit now and wanted to let everyone know what's going on.

70: Ben's Assisted Living Home Update and Brandon Schwab Flashback Oct 31, 2019

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69: Learning Landlording By Trial and Error with Brentin Hess Oct 23, 2019

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Within real estate investing there is a trend that seems to happen where many of the posts and articles you read make things seem super easy. They put a lot of glam onto the industry to make it sound like anyone can do it. While there is some truth to that statement there also lies the true world of real estate investing. It can be a hard lesson sometimes, but with some perseverance things can go in your favor.

While that does not mean you will not continue to have lessons along the way it can be the determining factor between someone who succeeds in the industry and someone who fails. This week Brentin Hess tells us both sides of his experiences. From failing on his first flip to averaging 35k+ per flip. Also lessons about what running low income rentals are truly like and why systems and processes are a big deal if things need to run smoothly.

68: Investing Out of State While Maintaining a Fulfilling Career with Nick Giulioni Oct 09, 2019

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When listening to podcasts about real estate investing there is a common thread that you hear. "I want to retire early with real estate". While that's a sexy story it does not apply to the majority of investors who get started. Real estate investing is a great way for many people to give themselves some financial runway to allow them to take bigger risks with their career and live a happier and easier life. Our guest this week has done just that.

Nick Giulioni works a job that he enjoys in the bay area of California. While the job is fulfilling he realized that there are still great ways to make life less risky. To reduce that risk Nick started to invest in real estate. Due to being in the bay area that wasn't something he could do locally to accomplish his goal of cash flow. So Nick started to research around the country and landed on Indianapolis. In just over 2 years Nick has accrued 45 units through a myriad of methods and he shares with us today how he accomplished that feat and how it has changed his life.

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