What separates a 35-year track record from the countless real estate gurus who've come and gone? Del Walmsley reflects on an extraordinary milestone - three and a half decades of helping people build wealth through real estate investing. While Donald Trump's program got shut down, Robert Kiyosaki went off selling gold and silver, and countless other "experts" vanished into obscurity, Del is still here, still teaching, still mentoring.

The reason isn't luck. It's the difference between simplicity on the other side of complexity and the flashy promises that burn out. Del shares the brutal truth about what happened when inexperienced syndicators flooded the market, pushing prices to dangerous levels while interest rates plummeted. He warned about the coming crash in video after video - and then had to step back in personally to protect his members when even his own mentors couldn't say "no" to deals that made no sense.

This isn't just a celebration of longevity. It's a masterclass in recognizing market cycles, understanding when to buy and when to walk away, and why rising foreclosures might be the best news real estate investors have heard in years.

What You'll Discover

• The strategic insight that kept Del in business for 35 years while every other real estate guru disappeared or got sued

• Why the current foreclosure surge in major cities like Houston creates a double-edged opportunity for savvy investors

• The mindset shift that transforms market crashes from disasters into wealth-building goldmines at 50 cents on the dollar

Key Timestamps

01:05 The 35-Year Reality Check - Why Del outlasted Trump, Kiyosaki, and every other real estate guru from the early days

06:00 The Evolution of Delegation - How Del systematically gave away pieces of his business to avoid burnout while maintaining quality

21:00 The Grant Cardone Effect - What happened when inexperienced syndicators flooded the market and why Del had to step back in

24:00 The Mentor Problem Nobody Talks About - Why successful mentors who never experienced failure couldn't protect students from bad deals

29:00 Foreclosure Surge Strategy - How rising foreclosures in Houston and Texas create the perfect storm for real estate profits

FAQs

What makes Del's approach different from other real estate education programs?

Del focuses on simplicity on the other side of complexity - taking 35 years of experience and distilling it down to actionable strategies. Unlike programs that disappeared or got shut down, his approach has withstood multiple market cycles and economic downturns.

Why does Del say foreclosures are good news for real estate investors?

Foreclosures create a triple opportunity: investors can buy properties at 50 cents on the dollar, people who lose homes need rental properties, and the government benefits from getting bad deals off their books. It's a win-win-win scenario.

How can new investors avoid the mistakes that happened during the recent market surge?

Del now personally reviews every multifamily deal before approval, ensuring that common sense prevails over market hype. He looks for deals that make fundamental sense rather than relying on speculation or unsustainable market conditions.

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