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The podcast currently has 57 episodes available.
Maura McGraw shares her journey from the military to real estate investing, detailing her experiences with flipping houses, building a rental portfolio, and navigating the challenges of property management. She discusses lessons learned, the importance of market research, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the real estate market. Maura McGraw discusses her real estate investment journey, including advice from her father, the transition to commercial real estate, and the creation of a digital course for aspiring real estate entrepreneurs. She emphasizes the importance of endurance and the long-term mindset required for success in real estate investing.
Johnny Giangregorio shares his journey in real estate, from his early inspiration by 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' to his experience in commercial real estate, flipping houses, and leadership roles within Keller Williams. He also discusses the creation of Lifey, a life planning and community platform, and his current sources of income through coaching, consulting, and franchise investing. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including real estate investments, franchise funding, personal development, yoga, meditation, and the entrepreneurial journey. It delves into the themes of self-actualization, community building, and the pursuit of freedom through various life experiences and business ventures.
Dale Wills, a real estate entrepreneur, shares his journey and insights on the Income Flip Podcast. He discusses his experience in construction, mortgage banking, and home building, as well as the challenges and opportunities in the real estate market. Wills emphasizes the importance of simplifying the home building process and focusing on the needs of the average consumer. He also talks about the creation of a real estate equity fund to allow employees and investors to build wealth alongside the company. Wills highlights the diversity of the Minnesota market and the impact of interest rates on housing demand.
Pasha Esfandiary, founder of Evoke Capital, shares his journey from professional poker player to real estate investor. He discusses the lessons he learned from poker, such as the importance of education, going by the numbers, and game selection. Pasha explains why he chose mobile home parks as his investment focus, citing the opportunity to buy from mom and pop operators, the potential for high returns, and the double depreciation benefits. He emphasizes the need for emotional intelligence in business and explains how it helps in decision-making and team management. Pasha discusses his vision for Evoke Capital and the importance of building infrastructure for scalability. He also mentions the book 'Die with Zero' and how it changed his perspective on money and experiences.
Dr. Axel Meierhoefer shares his journey into real estate investing, including lessons learned, 1031 exchange experiences, and the transition from W2 employment to entrepreneurship. He also discusses the importance of strategic thinking and the role of turnkey providers in real estate investment. Dr. Axel Meierhoefer discusses the concept of being the king or queen of your own empire, the importance of mindset in building wealth, and the tokenization of real estate. He also shares insights on investment strategies and the behavioral aspects of real estate investing.
Deborah Razo founded the Women in Real Estate Network (WREN) to support and empower women in the real estate industry. With 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Deborah transitioned to real estate 13 years ago, inspired by Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and the desire for passive income. Starting with house flipping in LA, she faced numerous challenges, including a life-changing car accident that led her to reassess her career goals. Frustrated by the male-dominated industry, she began hosting brunches with female real estate investors, which evolved into WREN. This network quickly expanded, offering resources, support, and opportunities to women across the country. Deborah's journey includes investing in properties outside LA, including Memphis and Puerto Rico, where she co-owns a bed and breakfast. Her mission is to foster a community where women can thrive in real estate, sharing knowledge and encouragement. WREN now operates online, continuing to provide valuable connections and support to women in the industry.
SOARX Consulting was created to help every day people get into real estate! Steven Andrews came from a blue collar family. Coming out of college, he was $75,000 in debt and making $45,000 a year. He wanted more and knew something needed to change. He circled back to the dream he had at High Point University after taking a real estate class his senior year. He knew he didn’t have money to put down for his first rental but had a credit card, he could get money off of. That is exactly what he did and used that money to help buy his first rental. He overcame doubts and fears to pursue his dreams. Steven now owns and manages hundreds of properties through his virtual property management company, RMG.
With a mission to empower others, Steven is writing a book and founding SOARX Consulting to help individuals achieve their goals by starting their own rental property company. Steven wants to share his expertise and inspires us to achieve our dreams. SOARX Consulting offers an 11 week course, which gives you a step by step road map on how to be successful in the business called real estate. This is the same proven process that Steven personally used to navigate the success that he has had. SOARX Consulting is here to help the next generation of people achieve their dream of getting into real estate! Also Stevens book called The New American Dream will be released March 12!
Rocky Lalvani shares his background as an immigrant to the United States and his journey to becoming an investor and entrepreneur. He discusses the principles of Profit First, a financial system that prioritizes profit in business. He emphasizes the importance of setting aside money for profit, taxes, and operating expenses, and provides insights into implementing Profit First in different real estate business models such as wholesaling and fixing and flipping. Rocky also highlights the need for tracking and measuring key metrics to ensure profitability. In this conversation, Rocky and Rob discuss the importance of tracking and analyzing financials in real estate investing. They emphasize the need to compare actual expenses and profits to projections, and to consider funding costs and the allocation of profits. They also highlight the significance of having reserves, paying oneself, and setting aside money for taxes. The conversation touches on the importance of accurate bookkeeping, the value of dashboards for tracking financial data, and the need for business owners to avoid micromanaging and empower their team members. They also discuss the role of marketing and sales in generating revenue and the importance of measuring ROI.
Ben Kinney shares his journey in real estate and entrepreneurship, from starting as a cable guy to building a billion-dollar business. He developed a doubling mindset, always striving to double his achievements and push beyond his limits. Kinney emphasizes the importance of leadership, starting with leading oneself and then leading others to succeed. He also discusses the creation of Place, a technology and agent services platform, and the strategy behind acquiring tech companies. Kinney's success lies in his ability to build trust, give value, and turn around businesses by focusing on revenue, expenses, and people.
Winning big in real estate requires strategic planning, vast knowledge of the latest market trends, and a bit of relationship-building prowess. In this episode, Rob Chevez sits down with Mike Mannino, who unpacks how he developed the business systemsthat brought him success in the fix-and-flip scene. He talks about his journey from working at a fast food chain for a minimum wage to managing several properties in Michigan and North Carolina. Mike also shares valuable insights and tips on building active income through fixing and flipping while earning passively through rental apartments.
The podcast currently has 57 episodes available.
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