Peter Medliek, guest star on reality TV show House Hunters International shares his expertise and views on determining the real estate investing strategy that fits best for you.  We discuss having strong property managers, especially when dealing with remote properties. Also, discover creative ideas for working with contractors and other members of a development team. Finally, Peter gives parting advice on breaking out of analysis paralysis.  Check it out!

On today's episode I am talking with Michele Garbus, a real estate note expert as she explains what this all means and why this could be a great option for investors who may be looking for a bit more.

At first it can seem complicated but it will all start to come together as you listen to Michele share her details on this type of investing.

On today’s episode Arval Headrick and I discuss a project and show how creative structuring can sift out better deals. We also talk about leverage investing partners in more remote markets and share advice for investing outside of your area.

Norm Sokalski and I go through two ways to do deals without banks: joint ventures and borrower-lender relationships.

We discuss options and land contracts as creative, collaborative ways to structure private money deals. We also talk about relationship between prices and terms for deals, details on what the city and the neighbors are looking for in the permitting process, and vetting a general contractor.

George Flint shares his experience, knowledge and advice on the power of collaboration and getting your projects funded. Get practical, hands on advice when it comes to doing successful deals and learn about the process of presenting your deals for greater success.

This episode’s guest Jim Licata shares his analogy of a canary in a cage and how it applies to transitions into full time investing and life in general. We also discuss Puerto Rico real estate investments and inefficient markets. Learn how to surrounding yourself with empowering people & hear about The Cycle of Abundance.

In today’s episode I talk with Wallace Wong as we walk through different possible options on a “book of business” project Wallace is working on. We talk about back-to-back funding, bridge funding, seller carry-back, wrap mortgages, and the mechanics of mezzanine financing. We also touch on performing/non-performing notes in the future.

Donna Mixon shares her story of her path to success. From her start in real estate working for someone else to building her own custom home construction company, and eventually becoming a private money lender. Donna has an amazing amount of really valuable advice for anyone looking to build their team as well as anyone looking for more deals or money to fund their deals.

Learn from expert private lender Edwin Epperson as he shares his advice on starting the conversation and building trust when teaming up with private money investors. Discover the importance of organization, preparation, knowing your numbers and making sure they work. Edwin shares his experience as a US Army Green Beret where he learned the power of absolute responsibility.

Arthur shares lessons learned and tips on diversifying and investing in real estate remotely. Hear about his unique endangered turtle sanctuary project in Costa Rica and discover why inefficient markets like Costa Rica and Puerto Rico can be so powerful for real estate investors. He shares his go-to resources including Warren Buffett’s letters to shareholders to learn about the cyclical nature of markets.