Bootstrappers For Entrepreneurs

We explore the ins and outs of bringing maintenance in-house on this episode. How do you keep people safe? What KPIs should you measure for maintenance? What workflows are best? How do you manage maintenance professionals? Should you buy fleet vehicles? Does it make money? Get the answers to these questions and more on this episode.

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We have all heard of professional coaching but what exactly is it and how could it exactly help a busy business executive? In this episode we explore the value coaching can bring entrepreneurs who want to elevate their leadership game. We discuss what happens in coaching, how you find a qualified coach and how it could impact your business and your life. It is all on this episode of Bootstrappers!

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In this episode we discuss how property management companies can make more money by adopting NARPM accounting standards. Learn how adopting the standards resulted in significant operational, and structural changes at Wistar Group and how that impacted the bottom line. Also, listen to our conversation with Daniel Craig, the co-author of the standards, and glean key insights from his experiences working with over 200 property management companies on using their newfound financial clarity to change their business. If you want to make more money in your business this is a do-not-miss show!

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So, you have been in the real estate industry for 10 plus years and haven't heard about real estate and rental property syndication? Well, this is because regulations were not allowing syndications opportunities to be publicly promoted.

On this episode of Bootstrappers, we talk about the basics of rental property syndication with our guest Tracy Streich from Renters Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We discuss the best type of investors, how to set up a syndication, what works and what doesn't. If you are looking for unique investment opportunities this episode is for you!

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Small business owners know they need to use internet marketing to get quality leads that turn into sales, but get overwhelmed with how to actually do it. In this episode of Bootstrappers we talk to Andrew Helling, internet content creator (yes, it is a well paying job), and owner of Rethority.com on how small businesses can use internet marketing effectively. We will talk about how to maximize your website's presence and ranking on Google. How to find and utilize freelance writers for your blog, how to get the most of your Google ad words dollars, troubleshoot online review, how to get the most out of Yelp. We talk about Facebook, TikTok and HARO. Don't miss this episode!

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Many business people struggle with getting their processes and procedures written down and using them as part of their culture. In this episode of Boostrappers we will discuss our path to becoming a process and procedure driven business. What practices have helped us, what we are doing to keep them up and hold people accountable and we will talk to Stacey Salyer about how she has created systems effectively at her business. It is all on this episode of Bootstrappers!

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Risk management is something that property managers often forget about because they are busy putting out fires in the operations. In this episode of Bootstrappers we talk to Paul Vojchehoske about the newest changes to the Fair Housing law, how poor customer service can cause you legal problems, tips on training your vendors, how to handle naked people and so much more! Paul takes a subject that seems boring and as always presents it in the most interesting and hilarious way. It's all on this episode of Bootstrappers!

In this episode we talk about how Jeremy Aspen got his first clients when he started out and we talk to Jeremy Pound about how to get the most out of a Business Development Manager, when to hire one, what to look for in the hire and how to manage them. This episode is jam-packed with great tips and tricks. This is not an episode you want to miss!

About the show: Bootstrappers is a program designed to bring you up to the minute ideas and concepts to understand what it takes to succeed in business and life.

We bring knowledge into the property management industry from different business industries to create a richer experience for our audience.

We invite the best authors, thinkers, and business people to the show and we pick their brains in their areas of expertise. We interview our guests and gain key insights that can help our audience in their own path to success. You will find here, ideas, knowledge, best practices in a relaxed and fun conversation. No pretense.

Our guests get real and share successes as well as failures. If you are looking for an unvarnished look at entrepreneurship and business development this is the show for you.

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In this episode of Bootstrappers we discuss our difficulties of hiring and retaining talent. We discuss the cost of having the wrong people in the wrong positions, and the importance of using uniform questions in an interview, and how to make sure people are a good cultural fit. Later in the show, we are joined by Krista Peterson who discusses how using a diagnostic tool to help with the process can help you create a team that works well together and make sure you put people in the right places at your business.

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Mental illness and substance abuse cost employers an estimated $225.8 billion each year. Businesses often prioritize physical healthcare over mental healthcare which is a shame because absenteeism or non-productivity due to mental health issues cost businesses dearly. In this episode, we will talk about the hidden cost of mental health and how it impacts our businesses. We will talk about programs that work and how employers can take care of their employees better so they can be more engaged with their work. We will discuss mental health with Nicole Winkler who works with workers regularly on improving their lives so they can focus on the job.

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