1000Houses.com Podcast

1000Houses.com Podcast

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1000Houses.com Podcast episodes

  • Episode 282: Demolish Debt, with Karen Ford

    Karen is a Master Financial Coach that has coached people with a variety of money issues; from just $500 in debt to $800,000 in debt. She has coached folks with up to 86 credit cards and taught them how to pay down and pay off those credit cards in record time.

    Karen’s mission is to inspire others to rid themselves of debt and build wealth. She encourages others to break the shackles of debt and gives valuable insight into building wealth so they can experience financial freedom!

    Karen has purchased properties for $4,800 and sold them for $52,000!

    What you’ll learn about in this episode:

    How Karen has worked to help people overcome their debt, after a career as a registered nurse

    Karen shares how she has helped people with debt ranging from $400 in total debt to $800,000, as well as a family that had to conquer an astounding 86 credit cards
    Why a lack of self-control is the biggest driver of excessive debt, due to impulse buying and opening accounts we don’t need
    Why what you’re doing with the money you’re making is far more important for amassing wealth than the level of your salary
    Why a functional budget is the key to taking control of your money, allowing you to control where it goes rather than wonder where it went
    How Mitch bought his first 100 houses on credit cards, and what steps he took to manage the debt he incurred
    Karen explains the “penny wise and dollar dumb” mistakes she has seen in some of her clients when trying to manage their finances
    How to build and grow your wealth using your 401k, IRA, stocks and bonds and other financial tools
    How Karen uses real estate as a great method of growing her wealth and investing money earned from her businesses
    What advice Karen would share with people who are losing sleep at night over the debt they have accumulated
    How Karen studied under Dave Ramsey’s financial system and then developed her own debt management methods
    Resources:

    REInvestorSummit.com/DemolishDebt

    REinvestorSummit.com/Grow TimTip #7
    REInvestorSummit.com/100
    REInvestorSummit.com/101





    49 min
  • More Than Just Driving For Dollars with Nate Pummel

    One of the key elements in finding houses is driving for dollars – a term real estate investors use for a technique for finding great deals on houses where you drive slowly through a neighborhood looking for distressed properties. Single-family investor Nate Pummel created a cutting-edge app that rivals driving for dollars and has added abilities at a lower cost – the DriveBuy REI. He joins us to describe its applications and why he created it.

    36 min
  • Episode 287: Strategies for a Better Business
    Greg Winteregg is an internationally recognized speaker, management consultant, and now author. After retiring from his first career at age 38, he went on to become a partner at one of the top management training firms in North America, where he was able to help increase revenue 18X over.

    Greg has presented over 2,000 lectures to tens of thousands of professionals and business owners – and has a unique ability to teach management, leadership, and sales in a way that produces real results in the real world.

    He is currently involved in running three different companies and loves every minute of it. So naturally, his upcoming book, Fun at Work, lays out the exact methods he’s used that has allowed him to take on so much, successfully, and actually enjoy what he does every single day.

    What you’ll learn about in this episode:

    Why the 1992 recession deeply impacted Greg’s dental practice, causing him to seek out management and promotion mentorship
    How Greg specializes in helping businesses streamline, strategize and accelerate their growth
    How Greg’s book presents the idea that you should stop focusing on your money and start focusing on your natural strengths
    Greg shares the results of a customer survey he ran, finding that 39% of respondents said they wanted the representative to be friendly, nice and helpful
    Why a surprisingly small number of people care about the price of a service and so many care about the experience
    Why it helps to be clear on your basic purpose and to understand your unique strengths and talents
    Why indecision and waiting to start on a decision are the biggest time-wasters most people are guilty of
    Why hiring people who can bring in more than they cost is crucial, and why progressing in training is the key to finding “superstar” staff
    Why it is important to offer the right incentives for your employees, so that you keep your best talent
    What online courses and other training Greg and his team offer to business owners, leaders and professionals
    How to contact Greg Winteregg:

    REInvestorSummit.com/FunAtWork
    Special Report IRA vs 401k
    REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
    REInvestorSummit.com/Consult
    REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
    REInvestorSummit.com/Livecomm
    REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

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  • Here’s How »


  • Join the Real Estate Investor Summit Community:

  • reinvestorsummit.com

  • Real Estate Investor Summit Facebook

  • Real Estate Investor Summit Twitter

  • Real Estate Investor Summit YouTube

  • Mitch Stephen LinkedIn

  • 42 min
  • Episode 287: Strategies for a Better Business

    Greg Winteregg is an internationally recognized speaker, management consultant, and now author. After retiring from his first career at age 38, he went on to become a partner at one of the top management training firms in North America, where he was able to help increase revenue 18X over.

    Greg has presented over 2,000 lectures to tens of thousands of professionals and business owners – and has a unique ability to teach management, leadership, and sales in a way that produces real results in the real world.

    He is currently involved in running three different companies and loves every minute of it. So naturally, his upcoming book, Fun at Work, lays out the exact methods he’s used that has allowed him to take on so much, successfully, and actually enjoy what he does every single day.

    What you’ll learn about in this episode:

    Why the 1992 recession deeply impacted Greg’s dental practice, causing him to seek out management and promotion mentorship

    How Greg specializes in helping businesses streamline, strategize and accelerate their growth
    How Greg’s book presents the idea that you should stop focusing on your money and start focusing on your natural strengths
    Greg shares the results of a customer survey he ran, finding that 39% of respondents said they wanted the representative to be friendly, nice and helpful
    Why a surprisingly small number of people care about the price of a service and so many care about the experience
    Why it helps to be clear on your basic purpose and to understand your unique strengths and talents
    Why indecision and waiting to start on a decision are the biggest time-wasters most people are guilty of
    Why hiring people who can bring in more than they cost is crucial, and why progressing in training is the key to finding “superstar” staff
    Why it is important to offer the right incentives for your employees, so that you keep your best talent
    What online courses and other training Greg and his team offer to business owners, leaders and professionals
    How to contact Greg Winteregg:

    REInvestorSummit.com/FunAtWork

    Special Report IRA vs 401k
    REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
    REInvestorSummit.com/Consult
    REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
    REInvestorSummit.com/Livecomm
    REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

    Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!
    • Here’s How »
    • Join the Real Estate Investor Summit Community:
      • reinvestorsummit.com
      • Real Estate Investor Summit Facebook
      • Real Estate Investor Summit Twitter
      • Real Estate Investor Summit YouTube
      • Mitch Stephen LinkedIn
      • 42 min
      • Episode 287: Strategies for a Better Business

        Greg Winteregg is an internationally recognized speaker, management consultant, and now author. After retiring from his first career at age 38, he went on to become a partner at one of the top management training firms in North America, where he was able to help increase revenue 18X over.

        Greg has presented over 2,000 lectures to tens of thousands of professionals and business owners – and has a unique ability to teach management, leadership, and sales in a way that produces real results in the real world.

        He is currently involved in running three different companies and loves every minute of it. So naturally, his upcoming book, Fun at Work, lays out the exact methods he’s used that has allowed him to take on so much, successfully, and actually enjoy what he does every single day.

        What you’ll learn about in this episode:

        Why the 1992 recession deeply impacted Greg’s dental practice, causing him to seek out management and promotion mentorship

        How Greg specializes in helping businesses streamline, strategize and accelerate their growth
        How Greg’s book presents the idea that you should stop focusing on your money and start focusing on your natural strengths
        Greg shares the results of a customer survey he ran, finding that 39% of respondents said they wanted the representative to be friendly, nice and helpful
        Why a surprisingly small number of people care about the price of a service and so many care about the experience
        Why it helps to be clear on your basic purpose and to understand your unique strengths and talents
        Why indecision and waiting to start on a decision are the biggest time-wasters most people are guilty of
        Why hiring people who can bring in more than they cost is crucial, and why progressing in training is the key to finding “superstar” staff
        Why it is important to offer the right incentives for your employees, so that you keep your best talent
        What online courses and other training Greg and his team offer to business owners, leaders and professionals
        How to contact Greg Winteregg:

        REInvestorSummit.com/FunAtWork

        Special Report IRA vs 401k
        REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
        REInvestorSummit.com/Consult
        REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
        REInvestorSummit.com/Livecomm
        REInvestorSummit.com/coaching





        42 min
      • Episode 286: Buying Distressed, with Fuquan Bilal
        Fuquan Bilal, the company’s CEO, founded NNG in 2012 with the principal mission of capitalizing on the growing supply of mortgage notes in the interbank marketplace. Mr. Bilal utilizes his 19 years of residential and commercial real estate success to identify real estate opportunities and capitalize on them. His financial acumen and proprietary set of investment criteria enable him to purchase under-performing real estate assets at a deep discount of face and market values, thereby increasing the value of the assets. This, coupled with his ability to maximize the use of leverage, enables him to build strong, secured portfolios with solid passive income flows. Fuquan effectively hedges investors’ risk by spreading their investment across a portfolio of alternative assets that diversify and stabilize the fund’s return and valuation.

        What you’ll learn about in this episode:

        Why Fuquan left his position in sales to begin a career in real estate, starting with fix-and-flips
        How the 2008 market crash impacted Fuquan’s business, causing him to get involved in rentals
        How Fuquan discovered the note business, and why he decided to begin working in the note niche
        How Fuquan’s business works, and what advanced strategies he uses to structure his notes
        Why Fuquan got involved in the second mortgage note space, seeing value in the lowered competition despite the added risk
        What sort of exit strategies Fuquan uses, and how Fuquan mitigates his risk by spreading it out over a number of loans
        What basic differences are involved in buying real estate properties vs. buying distressed notes
        Why Fuquan turns to private money for his deals, and how he learned of the power and importance of private money
        How Fuquan established his own private money fund and has grown it to over $15 million to date
        How Fuquan snowballed his private money fund by proving himself to be a smart, capable investor
        How to contact Fuquan Bilal:

        REInvestorSummit.com/Distressed
        REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
        REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
        REInvestorSummit.com/aof
        REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

        Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!

      • Here’s How »


      • Join the Real Estate Investor Summit Community:

      • reinvestorsummit.com

      • Real Estate Investor Summit Facebook

      • Real Estate Investor Summit Twitter

      • Real Estate Investor Summit YouTube

      • Mitch Stephen LinkedIn

      • 37 min
      • Episode 286: Buying Distressed, with Fuquan Bilal

        Fuquan Bilal, the company’s CEO, founded NNG in 2012 with the principal mission of capitalizing on the growing supply of mortgage notes in the interbank marketplace. Mr. Bilal utilizes his 19 years of residential and commercial real estate success to identify real estate opportunities and capitalize on them. His financial acumen and proprietary set of investment criteria enable him to purchase under-performing real estate assets at a deep discount of face and market values, thereby increasing the value of the assets. This, coupled with his ability to maximize the use of leverage, enables him to build strong, secured portfolios with solid passive income flows. Fuquan effectively hedges investors’ risk by spreading their investment across a portfolio of alternative assets that diversify and stabilize the fund’s return and valuation.

        What you’ll learn about in this episode:

        Why Fuquan left his position in sales to begin a career in real estate, starting with fix-and-flips

        How the 2008 market crash impacted Fuquan’s business, causing him to get involved in rentals
        How Fuquan discovered the note business, and why he decided to begin working in the note niche
        How Fuquan’s business works, and what advanced strategies he uses to structure his notes
        Why Fuquan got involved in the second mortgage note space, seeing value in the lowered competition despite the added risk
        What sort of exit strategies Fuquan uses, and how Fuquan mitigates his risk by spreading it out over a number of loans
        What basic differences are involved in buying real estate properties vs. buying distressed notes
        Why Fuquan turns to private money for his deals, and how he learned of the power and importance of private money
        How Fuquan established his own private money fund and has grown it to over $15 million to date
        How Fuquan snowballed his private money fund by proving himself to be a smart, capable investor
        How to contact Fuquan Bilal:

        REInvestorSummit.com/Distressed

        REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
        REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
        REInvestorSummit.com/aof
        REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

        Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!
        • Here’s How »
        • Join the Real Estate Investor Summit Community:
          • reinvestorsummit.com
          • Real Estate Investor Summit Facebook
          • Real Estate Investor Summit Twitter
          • Real Estate Investor Summit YouTube
          • Mitch Stephen LinkedIn
          • 40 min
          • Episode 286: Buying Distressed, with Fuquan Bilal

            Fuquan Bilal, the company’s CEO, founded NNG in 2012 with the principal mission of capitalizing on the growing supply of mortgage notes in the interbank marketplace. Mr. Bilal utilizes his 19 years of residential and commercial real estate success to identify real estate opportunities and capitalize on them. His financial acumen and proprietary set of investment criteria enable him to purchase under-performing real estate assets at a deep discount of face and market values, thereby increasing the value of the assets. This, coupled with his ability to maximize the use of leverage, enables him to build strong, secured portfolios with solid passive income flows. Fuquan effectively hedges investors’ risk by spreading their investment across a portfolio of alternative assets that diversify and stabilize the fund’s return and valuation.

            What you’ll learn about in this episode:

            Why Fuquan left his position in sales to begin a career in real estate, starting with fix-and-flips

            How the 2008 market crash impacted Fuquan’s business, causing him to get involved in rentals
            How Fuquan discovered the note business, and why he decided to begin working in the note niche
            How Fuquan’s business works, and what advanced strategies he uses to structure his notes
            Why Fuquan got involved in the second mortgage note space, seeing value in the lowered competition despite the added risk
            What sort of exit strategies Fuquan uses, and how Fuquan mitigates his risk by spreading it out over a number of loans
            What basic differences are involved in buying real estate properties vs. buying distressed notes
            Why Fuquan turns to private money for his deals, and how he learned of the power and importance of private money
            How Fuquan established his own private money fund and has grown it to over $15 million to date
            How Fuquan snowballed his private money fund by proving himself to be a smart, capable investor
            How to contact Fuquan Bilal:

            REInvestorSummit.com/Distressed

            REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
            REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
            REInvestorSummit.com/aof
            REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

            Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!
            • Here’s How »
            • Join the Real Estate Investor Summit Community:
              • reinvestorsummit.com
              • Real Estate Investor Summit Facebook
              • Real Estate Investor Summit Twitter
              • Real Estate Investor Summit YouTube
              • Mitch Stephen LinkedIn
              • 40 min
              • Episode 46: Taking a Step Back and Having Some Fun, with Beverly LeGrand and Tish Hill

                What you’ll learn about in this episode:

                How Beverly met Ron when he was still in high school in 1965, while she was on a date with Ron’s friend

                How Ron and Beverly’s first date ended in the back seat of his car, when the concrete block holding his front seat upshifted and the seat collapsed
                When Beverly realized that she wanted to marry Ron, how they got married after six months of dating, and how they grew their family
                How their early years together were difficult, always struggling for enough money to pay the bills
                How Beverly handled Ron’s initial forays into real estate, and how things turned out differently than expected
                What Beverly does for fun, including gardening and going to the casinos to play video poker a few times a year
                Why Beverly seldom travels with Ron these days, and how she feels about Ron traveling around the country so often
                Why Beverly expects that Ron will never retire, and how she feels about Ron’s dedication to and love of his work
                What Beverly believes is the true secret to a long, successful and happy marriage like she has with Ron
                Why preventative healthcare is important to both Beverly and Ron, and why they take care of their health as best they can
                Additional resources:

                Website: www.ronlegrand.com

                Ron’s Book: www.ronsfreebook.com
                Ron’s Wholesaling Course: www.ronsdollardeal.com





                25 min
              • Episode 286: Buying Distressed, with Fuquan Bilal

                Fuquan Bilal, the company’s CEO, founded NNG in 2012 with the principal mission of capitalizing on the growing supply of mortgage notes in the interbank marketplace. Mr. Bilal utilizes his 19 years of residential and commercial real estate success to identify real estate opportunities and capitalize on them. His financial acumen and proprietary set of investment criteria enable him to purchase under-performing real estate assets at a deep discount of face and market values, thereby increasing the value of the assets. This, coupled with his ability to maximize the use of leverage, enables him to build strong, secured portfolios with solid passive income flows. Fuquan effectively hedges investors’ risk by spreading their investment across a portfolio of alternative assets that diversify and stabilize the fund’s return and valuation.

                What you’ll learn about in this episode:

                Why Fuquan left his position in sales to begin a career in real estate, starting with fix-and-flips

                How the 2008 market crash impacted Fuquan’s business, causing him to get involved in rentals
                How Fuquan discovered the note business, and why he decided to begin working in the note niche
                How Fuquan’s business works, and what advanced strategies he uses to structure his notes
                Why Fuquan got involved in the second mortgage note space, seeing value in the lowered competition despite the added risk
                What sort of exit strategies Fuquan uses, and how Fuquan mitigates his risk by spreading it out over a number of loans
                What basic differences are involved in buying real estate properties vs. buying distressed notes
                Why Fuquan turns to private money for his deals, and how he learned of the power and importance of private money
                How Fuquan established his own private money fund and has grown it to over $15 million to date
                How Fuquan snowballed his private money fund by proving himself to be a smart, capable investor
                How to contact Fuquan Bilal:

                REInvestorSummit.com/Distressed

                REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture
                REInvestorSummit.com/Moat
                REInvestorSummit.com/aof
                REInvestorSummit.com/coaching





                40 min

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