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In this episode, Lance Edwards explores the vital role of private money in real estate success with expert Alan Cowgill. Alan shares his journey from corporate America to private lending, explaining the difference between private and hard money lenders and offering tips for finding private lenders. He also discusses deal structuring and provides a free e-book for new and seasoned investors. Tune in for valuable insights to elevate your real estate investing game.

Listen to this concise excerpt from Lance Edwards' weekly Apartment Wealth Nuggets webinar, conducted LIVE with Q&A.  Quick shortcuts to small apartment investing.

Listen to this concise excerpt from Lance Edwards' weekly Apartment Wealth Nuggets webinar, conducted LIVE with Q&A.  Quick shortcuts to small apartment investing.

In this episode, Lance Edwards’ guest is Aaron Abelson who  delves into various aspects of loan products and financing options, specifically focusing on non-recourse loans. They cover borrower qualifications, perception versus misperception, the loan application process, and the underwriting process with lenders. Additionally, Aaron explores the importance of property management companies and provides valuable tips for investors on preparing for the loan application process and managing their transactions. Lance and Aaron conclude with a discussion on the future of rates and the economy.

Podcast Show Notes:- 

1:33 - Types of loan products and range.

4:21 - Bridge financing to get you into the longer-term stable property.

6:55 - Perception and misperception, borrower qualifications about non-recourse loans.

7:21 - Non-recourse loans

11:04 - Non-recourse loans for the novice investor with limited experience and no liquidity. 

11:46 - Example of a non-recourse loan.

12:37 - Why do you need a property management company?

14:53 - The non-recourse loan application process, and the mistakes inventors tend to make.

15:58 - Investors are underestimating these expenses.

18:07 - Different types of underwriting and assumptions by lenders.

21:50 - How to contact Aaron Abelson.

23:13 - How much time should investors budget for this process?

28:07 - Bridge loans to acquire and stabilize it with the intent to go long-term loan.

29:14 - The future about rates and what will happen with the economy.

Aaron's contact info

Aaron Abelson Executive Director - PGIM Real Estate

[email protected]

312-636-6187

To receive a FREE copy of Lance’s best-selling book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments, visit www.FreeApartmentsBook.com 

Undoubtedly you've heard about soldiers who have returned from deployments with physical injuries – injured or missing limbs, vision, hearing, etc. But some injuries are significantly harder to see. A substantial number of soldiers experience traumatic brain injuries caused by an accident or explosion.

Since the injuries are invisible, they are harder to identify and treat. Often the symptoms are observed by friends, family members, and coworkers who witness a concerning change in personality or habits. Sometimes the injury manifests as atypical aggression or radical mood swings. Other times symptoms may be confusion, memory loss, and sleep disorders.

What is apparent is that many different medical fields may be required to heal the injuries. This need is what makes Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund so unique.

The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund builds beautiful, comfortable medical facilities adjacent to military bases. The aesthetics of the buildings are essential to provide an inviting atmosphere to injured soldiers who may be wary of therapy due to the stigmatization of psychological treatments.

The revolutionary and unique interdisciplinary care model is even more critical to the program's success. Interdisciplinary care enables the treatments to be holistic and comprehensive.

The efficacy of the interdisciplinary model is apparent from the success rate. A recent scientifically-based study showed that 90% of those treated continue their service. In addition, many of the 10% that don't return to service have other injuries that prohibit them from returning to active duty.

Aside from continuing their service, the treated soldiers preserve their families and live fulfilling and happy lives.

Highlights from the Interview:

01:25 The mission of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund 

03:03 History of the organization and the focus on traumatic brain injury

11:28 Active duty military with “invisible wounds of war” are served

13:58 A revolutionary model of care is used: “patient-centered interdisciplinary medical care”

15:43 A study shows 90% of patients treated are able to continue their service

19:55 The study focused on 7 specific symptoms and showed significant reduction in all symptoms

24:16 Kyle shares Pete’s story

25:55 Kyle shares Steve’s story

27:26 Here’s where to donate: www.fallenheroesfund.org. The organization consistently receives an A or A+ rating from Charity Navigator.

30:54 How the project addresses and mitigates the stigma of psychological care

35:06 Headquarters is located on the gallery deck of the Intrepid Museum aircraft carrier in NYC.

Lance is a long-term supporter of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. One way you can support the organization is by donating to www.FallenHeroesFund.org. In return, Lance will send you a FREE copy of his best-selling book, “How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments.” Visit www.FreeApartmentsBook.com after you make your donation.

In this episode, Lance Edwards’ guest is Kim Butler, author and founder of Prosperity Thinkers. Kim Butler has shunned common financial products such as stocks, bonds, savings accounts and CDs in favor of creative life insurance strategies outside of the typical financial planning “box”.

Tune in as Mrs. Butler will discuss how to combine life insurance with small apartments investing!

Begin your journey with Kim’s FREE GIFT, the Prosperity Action Pack, by visiting https://prosperitythinkers.com/lance

To receive a FREE copy of Lance’s best-selling book, How to Make Big Money in Small Apartments, visit www.FreeApartmentsBook.com

In this episode, amazed by Peter Arianas’ dogged determination and amazing ability to navigate through all the seemingly insurmountable challenges that came up in trying to close his first deal, Lance Edwards once dubbed him the “Poster Boy of Resilience.”

After completing one of Lance’s early courses in small apartment investing, Arianas was finding himself stuck trying to get started, feeling there was a missing piece. With nothing to lose, flew to Houston to join Lance’s hands-on mentoring program. When the deal that Arianas was working on in Akron, Ohio encountered a series of setbacks that would normally overwhelm a first time investor, Lance told him, “If I were you, I would back out.”

Fully believing that he could make good money on the deal if he stuck with it, Arianas chose not to take the advice – and his ultimate success earned Lance’s utmost respect as one of the organization’s early Apartment Champions.

Tune in as Mr. Arianas will discuss the details of his experience investing in small apartments and his journey to run for Congress.