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In today's episode, Larry interviews David Tilney on Master Leasing.
Master Leasing is the most economical way to get into the real estate business today. It is also one of the most effective tools to use when protecting real estate assets.
They also discussed the right things one should do when leasing a property. In addition, David also shared some tips on how to properly manage a leasing property.
In today's show, Larry talked with Abby Shemesh, the founder and CEO of Amerinote Xchange.
Amerinote Xchange is a loan acquisition firm based out of San Francisco, California, primarily interested in the purchase and management of mortgage notes, mortgage loan portfolios, business notes, and other debt instruments that are purchased and traded on the secondary loan market.
In this episode, they discussed several key information when buying and selling notes as well as helpful business tips.
In today's show, Larry talked with someone he considers a mentor and a real estate and business guru—Ron Phillips.
Ron Phillips is a real estate investor, broker, educator, and author. Over the past 9 years, Ron has personally helped over 5,500 individuals by helping them invest in property using his "Golden Rules" of high quality property selection. His primary advice is to only invest in quality properties that can stand the test of time (in up as well as down economies).
In this episode, you will learn the importance of having a clear life vision to succeed in real estate and business.
In today's show, Larry talked to Lance Wakefield, a real estate wholesaler in the Dallas area who has been crushing his market. Lance shared how he generates leads, what their competitive advantage is, and how he grew his business in just a short span of time.
In today's show, Larry talked with Glenn Stromberg from Texas. Glenn does a lot of mobile home deals and has over 30 years of experience in the real estate and housing market in Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
In this episode, he shared what his business model looks like and how he builds good relationships with the people he works with. Stay tuned!
In today's show Larry talked with John Morey. They met while doing some business together and have known each other for almost 20 years now. Larry was his first hard money lender.
In this episode, they talked about the disadvantages of rehabbing and why Inherited IRA is the absolute best kind.
In this episode, Larry talked to Brandon Middleton whom he has known for many years. Brandon is a marketing genius and the go-to guy of gurus for marketing. He is also a real estate investor. They discussed how he became a better marketer after understanding and doing real estate investing himself. He also shared some tips on how to properly do direct mail marketing.
In today's show, Larry talked with James Hawk of The Flip Fuel Show. James is a master marketer and a wholesaler who is doing a ton of deals. James shared the importance of doing follow-ups and several gold nuggets on how to do marketing effectively.
In today's show, Larry talked with Neal Bawa. Neal has a huge thousand plus units of multifamily portfolio valued at over a hundred million dollars and it covers seven different states. He speaks at multifamily conventions, expos, and REIA events all over the country. He is also the co-founder of the largest multifamily investing meetup in California.
In this episode, Neal will share his knowledge and understanding on multifamily properties. He will also share tips and techniques on what to look for and how to analyze multifamily deals.
In today's show, Larry had a chat with a good long-time friend who is also a successful real estate doer, mover, and shaker—Jim Zaspel. Jim shared the ups and downs he experienced while doing real estate investing, how he took responsibility for his mistakes, and how he bounced back and pushed forward.
In this episode, you will also learn how taking responsibility for your own mistakes can help you take control and succeed in life. Don't miss this episode!
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