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Double digit returns on your money……. Now that I have your attention, we have a guest on the show today who says he can show you how to do that. Rick Howell joins us today on Flipping America. Rick has a background in the construction trades. He joined one of the national real estate investing coaching programs and later became a coach for them. Now he's got his own coaching program and you can get more information about Rick by following him on social media, @rickhowellrei.
He's created one of the most comprehensive house flipping software packages on the market today. And he's going to join us in just a moment. Kuba Fietkiewicz is one of the founders of REIkit.com and I have to tell you, if I were getting into this business today, this is one platform I would seriously consider. In fact, it's only because of what I call my "resistance to shiny object" discipline that I don't go ahead and sign up now. Check it out later, but first, let's take a question from one of our listeners.
If you have questions about real estate or real estate investing, send them to [email protected].
Want to make money passively in real estate? Keep your job or stay retired but put your money to work for you. If so, consider investing in a real estate syndication. Today on Flipping America.
When I was a kid the Syndicate was a euphemism for organized crime or the bad guys. I couldn't remember specifically why I thought that so I turned to ChatGPT for some help. I simply asked, "Why do I associate the phrase 'the Syndicate' with criminals?"
Here's the response: The phrase "The Syndicate" is often associated with criminal organizations because it is commonly used to refer to a group of individuals or entities that engage in illegal activities, such as organized crime, drug trafficking, or money laundering. In popular culture, the term has been used to describe fictional criminal organizations in movies, TV shows, and novels, which has further reinforced its association with criminality.
However, it's important to note that the term "syndicate" can also have legitimate and legal connotations, particularly in business and finance. For example, a syndicate can refer to a group of investors who pool their resources to finance a large project or investment opportunity. The context and usage of the term determine its meaning and associations.
In a moment I'm going to chat with Charles Carillo of Harborside Partners and we are going to discuss legal syndication. He's one of the good guys.
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