Flippin Off Podcast

Oscar, John and Tim sit down with Chris Albin, the instructor of the highly popular Creative Acquisitions class at the New Wealth Advisors Club. Together, they discuss the importance of making sure your math is always right when trying to get creative with your real estate deals as well as how crucial it is to be thoroughly organized. Most members will eventually find themselves in the weeds but the NWAC is committed to being there to help them when those challenges arise.

Melina Boswell sits down with John Slater, Frank Luna, Tim Wilkinson, Oscar Solares, David Boswell and Andrew Boswell to discuss the softening of the market and how the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club can avoid some of the dangers of real estate investment today and navigate through some legal hoops in the market.

Melina Boswell and John Slater sit down with Amir Elia to discuss how he stood out within the New Wealth Advisors Club and how he’s handling his transition into coaching other members of the NWAC. Amir also explains how his main drive is his unselfish desire to awaken growth in others around him.

Melina Boswell sits down with her two sons, Dave and Andrew Boswell, as well as Oscar Solares, to discuss how their experiences have prepared them to join the New Wealth Advisors Club and help others achieve greatness. Dave’s story takes him from running away from home for Colorado, to getting married and having children in Idaho and now back to California to join the NWAC, while Andrew had a moment of rebellion which led to a short stint in a boarding school in Utah to now having 6 years of experience learning real estate from the brightest minds at the club.

Melina Boswell, John Slater and Oscar Solares sit down to discuss the importance of having a mentor. A mentor is able to bring their experience and knowledge in their particular field, and use it to aid in the growth of someone that is willing to be coachable as well as driven to become better at what they need to be.

Melina Boswell is joined in a conversation of love with Frank Luna, John Slater, Oscar Solares and her eldest son, David Boswell to honor the late husband, father and founder of the New Wealth Advisors Club, Dave Boswell. In a home of misfits that the NWAC aimed to become, Dave embodied the idea of the ultimate misfit as well as a man of honor and a provoker of greatness from all that he encountered.

Melina Boswell and the New Wealth Advisors Club Board of Advisors sit down to talk partnerships. They discuss partnering for the right reasons. They advise testing out partners before you commit. They encourage you to question what you each bring to the partnership. The board discusses setting appropriate expectations for a partnership and what happens when both partners don’t meet those expectations. These are topics that come up frequently at the club and in real estate deals with multiple parties who have partnered in some fashion.

The ladies take over the New Wealth Advisors Club 12:12 Facebook live! In Melina’s own words, it’s “real talk about real business from a woman’s perspective.” Negotiating, two word purpose statements, encouragement… the ladies share an authentic conversation and take questions from the audience.

Oscar Solares sits down with Frank Luna and Tim Wilkinson to go over some of the mistakes that they have each made in the past when trying to learn about how to succeed in real estate. While many may claim to have the best product on the market to make you a success, nothing can substitute working side by side with others that have already been down the road that you are about to set forth on. The members of the New Wealth Advisors Club are students as well that want to see their colleagues succeed, together.

Dave and Melina Boswell sit with Oscar Solares and one of their students, Monica Barrios, who is being spotlighted as an example of someone that has shown the commitment and effort necessary to be successful at the New Wealth Advisors Club. Monica explains how being present and having discipline has helped her find her “why?” and allowed her to feel happier by holding herself accountable as her own boss.