Hey everybody, welcome back to the show! Today, I have my good buddy, David Dean, but everyone calls him Coach. Today, we talk about the lost art of building relationships with the locals and giving a damn about people. It's kinda counterintuitive to all the social media stuff and faceless stuff we do in the business more often than not lately. Let's go ahead and get started!

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show! I'm excited to have April Crossley with us today! April shares her story as a woman in real estate investing and as a leader in her market for bringing new investors into the business. She also has a lot of experience in raising private money. Today she talks about how she shifted her business and took advantage of the opportunities that she wasn't taking before and more importantly, how you can do that too! Let's get started!

What's up everybody, welcome back to the show! Today, we are talking with my buddy, BJ Gremillion out of Phoenix, AZ. I always say that Dallas, the market that I am in, is probably the most competitive market in the country, but if there is a more competitive market than Dallas, it's going to be Phoenix. So we're both competing in some of the most competitive markets in the country. Today, BJ shares their story, how they grew their business over the past 10 years. He shares some great lessons - lessons they learned from failing, lessons learned from what's working well and more, to help you build a stronger business. It's a great episode, don't miss it!

Hey! What's up everybody, welcome back to the show! Today, I'm with my buddy, Tyler Thrush and today we are talking about Virtual Real Estate Investing, which is what he does! The virtual investing model has been around for a while and a lot of people struggle with it. It's not all it's made out to be, and neither is real estate investing... we are constantly struggling and trying to make things work. This is going to be an eye-opener to a lot of you and for some that wanted to crack in the virtual markets, you're gonna learn a thing or two. Let's go ahead and get started!

What's up, everybody! Welcome back to the Investor Fuel Show. If you listened to last week's show, you heard Mr. Sean Whalen who gave a Keynote presentation at a recent Investor Fuel Meeting and this week, I'm bringing you another awesome member of our Investor Fuel Family, Mr. RJ Bates! RJ is a great guy. He and his partner Cassi have built something pretty amazing. They are operating in lots of different states and have a mission to effectively dominate the world and be actively investing all over the country. He shared a presentation with us last year at the Investor Fuel meeting and it was a moving presentation on how he got to where he is. It's a kinda rags to riches story like coasting on fumes to going to absolutely crushing it in real estate investing. It's a powerful presentation and there were definitely some watery eyes in the crowd when he was sharing some of the stories and I think you'll get a lot of value out of it. I hope you enjoy it! Let's go ahead and jump in.

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show! Today, I have a special treat for you! At our Investor Fuel Meetings, we have what we call "hot seat" presentations, where our members give and share their stories, tips, intimate details and for the most part, they are exclusive to members of the group. Of course, they will share a lot of great information with you as well here in the show, but some of the things they share behind closed doors as you can imagine are more private and are really restricted to just members only. We also have some great content with a keynote presentation or high-level presentation from members or guest speakers that we might share with you. In fact, this week that's exactly what I'm going to do! There's a gentleman named Sean Whalen and if you haven't met him, he is absolutely amazing. He has an incredible story of doing thousands of deals, becoming a multi-millionaire, and then losing it all in the market downturn. It's a mid-life crisis that might resonate with you as an entrepreneur. Sometimes we say we're doing things for our family, but it doesn't feel like it. The people that we say we're doing it for are the last people to get our time because we're focused on building the business. It's a great message and you'll get a lot of value out of this! Hope you enjoy, let's jump in. *There's a lot of profanity in this episode, please don't listen if they offend you.

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show! Today, I've got my buddy Dylan Tanaka on and we talk about something that is near and dear to my heart...creating content! For many many years, I've known that even in my local market, creating content, by either having people come out and watch me rehab houses or just sharing local lessons, it has helped me do more deals. And truthfully, it helps you cement yourself as a local celebrity or local expert, whatever it might be. Content should always align with what your goals are. It could be raising money, finding people to partner with, or it could be just finding more deals ultimately. It's gonna be a great show! Let's listen in!

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show! Today I'm talking to my buddy Bob Allwein. In this episode, we talk about scaling up. It's one of the challenges he's been through over the past few years. From a one-man band or solopreneur, if you wanna call that, to building a team of people. As a business owner, your responsibilities shift. Even when you're a small team, when people are doing some of the work that you used to do, it's still loaded with opportunities for things to go wrong if you don't have the right team. Like people getting hit by trucks or getting sick or other things that happen in our business, it's the life of an entrepreneur and that's what we're talking about today!

Welcome back, everybody! In today's episode, we're talking to my buddy, Brandon Barnes. It's interesting that even when you talk to people that operate at a high-level or have done a lot of volume, that there are still constant struggles. Such as when you rely on a key person and that person that leaves the team or you rely on a key lead source and that goes away, whatever it might be. A lot of people think that if you're doing a lot of volume, you've got it all figured out....and the reality is, you don't. You're constantly failing and it's just a matter of how fast you rebound. Today, we'll talk about a number of things that Brandon has gone through in his business, continuing to pivot to find a business that fits what they are trying to do from a business standpoint and from a lifestyle standpoint. Let's get started!

Hey everybody, welcome to the Investor Fuel Mastermind Podcast. This is episode 2, my first real episode, and today my pal Todd Swaggerty joins me on the show. Todd sends millions of pieces of mail a month and is a highly respected figure in our industry. Today, we talk about what it means to be a business owner, even before you achieve some level of success and what makes you keep pushing forward and what's driving you to be successful...lots of great stuff shared in this show! Check it out!