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47: Partnerships, Flipping and BRRRR to Financial Freedom with Ian Reeves Apr 24, 2019

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Ian Reeves joins us this week to talk about how he quit his 9-5 job as an engineer to become a full time real estate investor. Ian spent several years climbing the ladder at the engineering company he worked for, but didn't feel fulfilled. I know a lot of us can relate. He started searching for something that would be more fulfilling and let him live life on his own terms, which eventually led him to Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Over the last 5 years Ian has used the BRRRR strategy, partnerships and house flipping to build a business that gave him that freedom. He now owns over 120 rentals with partners and is flipping 4 houses a month. We loved his story because it shows what can be accomplished in a short amount of time with focused effort. Enjoy the show!

46: Investing Out of State as a Commercial Broker With Kevin Andrews Apr 17, 2019

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Kevin Andrews joins us this week to talk about his journey from corporate finance to full time investor and commercial broker. Kevin is a commercial broker in Denver and also invests out of state in Indianapolis after buying his first house hack several years ago. He has some great wisdom to share about how he has been able to buy his properties, what to look for when investing out of state and how he is recycling initial cash to continue building his portfolio. We also talk about how he chose his market and what types of metrics were important in that decision. In addition to his own investing, Kevin's experience as a commercial broker allows him to give us some great insight into how to effectively build relationships with brokers.

45: Utilizing BRRRR to Acquire 10 Rentals in 2 Years With Jenny Bayless Apr 10, 2019

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Jenny Bayless got started in the real estate investing game in 2016 when she decided that her current market (Washington DC) was too expensive to purchase a rental. She initially started by purchasing some turnkey properties in a cheaper market, but things quickly changed. After moving to Denver soon after Jenny and her husband found the market of Colorado Springs. They soon realized that the rental market was strong and still affordable compared to the higher priced Denver market. Utilizing hard money and creative refinancing methods they have been able to amass 10 single family rentals in just 2 years all while having a more limited amount of cash to get started. If you're thinking about utilizing BRRRR or even just single family rentals this is a great show.

44: Launching A Turnkey and Syndication Company Right Out of College with Antoine Martel Apr 03, 2019

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Antoine Martel joins us this week to talk about how he was able to start investing straight out of college and help retire his parents within two years by selling turnkey properties (and much more!). Antoine and his family started by experimenting with the BRRRR strategy in Memphis right after he graduated college. He goes through the research that he did and the ways that he built a team of people that he could trust that eventually led to him and his family doing 10 deals their first year. More importantly though, that initial work set the foundation for them to do 60 deals the next year and are on track to do over 100 this year, along with moving into 4 other markets. Antoine and his family just started with basic steps but kept building and continued to help more people invest with them. After starting with BRRRR properties and gaining the trust of private lenders (aka family and friends), it was only logical to sell some of these to allow other people to invest with them and now the next logical step is to buy apartments and allow those same people to keep investing with them.

43: Everything You Need to Know About Financing Your First Rental Mar 27, 2019

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Are you ready to buy your first deal but unsure how to finance it? This show is for you! We walk through some of the common types of financing for buying your first rental property and how you can put yourself in the best possible place to get a loan. We also talk about the importance of understanding how to use debt wisely in real estate. By using leverage, you can have control over assets worth 4 to 5 times as much as the cash you put into the deal, which means you have multiple opportunities to grow your wealth. Loan Preparation Checklist - Two months of bank statements - Two pay stubs - Previous two years tax returns and W2s - Previous 2 years of business tax returns (if applicable) - Copy of your drivers license - Deal financials (not required but can be helpful)

42: Creating Multifamily Syndication Deals at 24 with Dylan Marma Mar 20, 2019

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Dylan Marma from Rand Capital joins us this week to tell his story about how he got started in real estate and how he made his way to Rand Capital to do large multifamily investing. If you haven't heard of Rand Capital, it is the investment company behind Jake and Gino and Wheelbarrow Profits.

Dylan's story is a great example of what focus and hard work can achieve in this industry. He started by moving across the country and joining a real estate education company, where he became their youngest director of sales, then began building his portfolio of single family homes. Before too long, he realized that multifamily investing was the direction he wanted to go. Be sure to tune in to the podcast to hear about how he connected with Jake and Gino.

If you haven't listened to the Wheelbarrow Profits podcast or any of Jake and Gino's other education material, definitely go check them out!

41: Unbeatable Cash Flow and Purpose in Senior Housing with Brandon Schwab Mar 13, 2019

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Can you even imagine making $10,000 every month from one single family home? That's exactly what Brandon Schwab figured out how to do with his business model. Brandon previously owned 23 single family homes before selling them all the minute (or maybe month) he saw how independent senior housing could be run. Brandon walks us through his investment strategy of buying large single family homes and converting them into senior housing with varying levels of care. We talk through why this business makes so much sense from a demand perspective but also how he is creating such a valuable service in the lives of his tenants. This investment strategy is definitely more time consuming than some up front, but could set you up for financial freedom fast if you go all in. Check out the links below to learn more or to partner with Brandon.

40: 16 Units Towards Financial Freedom in One Year with Bo Kim Mar 06, 2019

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Bo Kim joins us this week to talk about how he made the decision to start investing across the country and managed to grow his portfolio to 16 doors in his first year. If you have ambitions of getting started in real estate but feel overwhelmed by getting started, Bo is a great example of how to jump in. He explains how he decided where to invest, then his strategy for buying and financing his properties. We also talk about buying turnkey properties, delayed financing for the BRRRR method, seller financing and partnerships. Bo has a very straight-forward approach to his investing that is repeatable and consistent. Bo also runs the site biggercashflow.com and the Instagram page @BiggerCashFlow so go check them out!

39: 147 Units by Age 27 with Garrett Hawk Feb 27, 2019

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Garrett Hawk joins us this week and his story of how he has acquired 147 units at 27 years old is amazing! Garrett dropped out of college at 19 to start buying rental properties in the small college town where he lived. We talk about his journey through many different businesses (including owning gas stations!) and what eventually led him back to real estate, where he grew his portfolio to 56 units with his own money. Since then, he has become an expert on finding ways to partner and leverage equity to keep growing his portfolio and help others invest in real estate. We loved Garrett's story because it proves that if you educate yourself, then provide value to others, there's no limit to what you can do in this business.

38: From Bankruptcy to 150 Deals a Year with Nathan Brooks Feb 20, 2019

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Nathan Brooks joins us this week to talk about his journey from bankruptcy during the last downturn to building a thriving turnkey company in Kansas City today. Nathan runs Bridge Turnkey and is on track to do over 150 deals this year. We talk about what it takes to bring your business from solo-entrepreneur status to a world-class business and what it looks like to be a great leader. Sometimes the key is to know yourself and know what you shouldn't be doing in your business. Nathan is a wealth of knowledge about real estate. This show is packed full of great advice, including what to look for in a turnkey provider so that you don't get burned.

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