Why Most Wannabe Investors Never Buy a Single Property (& How to Be Different!)
As a coach, it’s frustrating to me when I meet someone who tells me about the classes and seminars they’ve attended. When I ask them, “So, what kind of deals have you done,” they tell me that they haven’t… yet. But they’re signed up for the multi-family boot camp next month.
Are You an Open or Closed Door Person (And Why Does it Matter)?
An open door is a symbol for boundless opportunities, a chance to do something worthwhile, to make life count. It beckons to the great adventure of life.
How to Use a Master Lease to Acquire Commercial Real Estate With No Money Down
The vast majority of commercial real estate deals are “conventional” with regards to financing, meaning they are financed with a commercial lender requiring 20% – 30% down.
Mind Over Matter: Are You Standing in the Way of Your Own Entrepreneurial Success?
I interviewed Paul Hutchings on Podcasts Episode 19. He spoke about a complete transformation of his personal and professional life after having begun affirming that which he wanted to be and achieve.
How to Know It’s Time to Walk Away From an Apartment Building Deal
But many times you DO uncover things during due diligence that you weren’t told about upfront or that you just didn’t know. Here are 4 tips to help you figure out when it’s time to walk away.
How to Raise Money to Get Started with Multi-Family Investing
Interested in getting started with multi-family investing but don’t have the cash or credit? Then the solution is to raise money from others. In this epic article I show you how.
How To Handle Proof of Funds for Multifamily Investing
The challenge is that if you’re raising money, chances are that you don’t have the net worth or liquidity to satisfy a seller’s request for proof of funds.
How To Get $5,000 Per Month In Passive Income (How Many Units Do Will You Need?)
Here’s a step-by-step methodology how to answer this followed by a more detailed case study to illustrate the concept.
3 Things You Can Do To Expand Your Comfort Zone (So You Can Do Almost Anything!)
When I had my first 12-unit apartment building under contract, I was overwhelmed. This was a HUGE building to me, and I thought of the 134 things that could go wrong if I moved forward. Now, an interesting thing happened. In the 3rd week after ratification of the contract, after a site visit, talking with […]
63 Best Real Estate Blogs Of 2015
My friend Robbie Richards just completed this year’s “63 Best Real Estate Blogs of 2015”, and it’s sorted by category. It’s such a great resource that I wanted to pass it on to you. Everything you need all in one place – awesome! Plus, yours truly is listed under the categories “Real Estate Investment” and […]