Ian Horowitz is a former professional firefighter turned real estate investor. He and his partner Dan have spent several years building a 70 million-dollar real estate portfolio.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/157) I met Ian at a mastermind meetup this past month in Columbus, OH, and he stood out to me as someone who had a lot of good things to say. Things that got everyone in the room to think differently about their situations. Since I learned a lot from him, I thought this would be a good opportunity to explore his story and see what the REtipster community can learn from him.

Journey to a $70 Million Real Estate Portfolio: An Interview with Ian Horowitz

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183: I met Chuck Dreison this past year when I was looking for members of our community with experience subdividing land in different markets around the country.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/183) Chuck was one of the few people who raised his hand, and since then, Chuck and I have spent a fair amount of time together as he’s shown me the ropes of how minor land divisions work in his market (which has plenty of differences from how I’ve seen it work in other markets around the US). One of the biggest things I’ve learned from job-shadowing subdividers around the country is that the expertise a person develops with subdividing in one state doesn’t always transfer to the next state or even the next county over. I wanted to get Chuck on the podcast to talk more about his story and how his subdividing business works. I also wanted to talk about partnering with other land investors, either as the operator, doing the hands-on work, or as a funder providing the capital. It’s a topic that goes hand-in-hand with subdividing in many ways because many subdivides are naturally bigger deals that require much more money to acquire and do the work of subdividing. As I’ve been developing a solid framework for how I fund land deals for other land investors, Chuck has given me some great feedback about what he’s seen in the industry and what he wants to see from the operator’s side.

Strategic Subdividing: Chuck Dreison Talks Funding, Experience, and Philosophy

182: Pat Porter returns to the REtipster Podcast to discuss farmland! Pat brings his wealth of invaluable insights to the (podcast) table.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/182) In this episode, Pat shares his expertise on investing in farmland, covering everything from important factors to consider when buying farmland as an investment, the typical returns investors can expect, and how converting raw land into irrigated cropland can increase property values. Pat even demonstrates how global market trends can essentially predict land values. If you're even a little bit curious about making your money work in the land game, Pat's stories and insights are as entertaining as they are educational. I hope you walk away feeling as enlightened as I did about the opportunities that farmland presents.

Pat Porter Shares a Lifetime of Lessons Cultivated in Farmland

181: I'm excited to have Steve Hodgdon on the show today. He's a smart guy with years of experience in land investing and real estate. Rather than overpromising, Steve gives straight-shooting advice about the real complexities of this business.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/181)

We have a free-flowing conversation about some of the less glamorous but oh-so important fundamentals—doing your homework on deals, choosing partners wisely, and how to leverage technology to make better decisions. AI is a big part of the discussion, but he also cautions that the human element is still key to verifying deals, and legwork is still king. Steve's not flashy, but I appreciate his thoughtful approach and how generous he is about sharing hard-won knowledge. Whether you're an operator looking for funding or interested in backing other investors yourself, this chat breaks down some key ideas that any land flipper can apply right away.

Land Funding Expert Steve Hodgdon Breaks Down What Really Matters

180: Today, I'm talking with Neil Clements, a seasoned expert in the art of land subdivision. Neil has extensive experience taking properties and dividing them into smaller, more valuable parcels.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/180)

In our conversation, Neil provides a wealth of practical insights into this niche, from locating promising land opportunities to navigating local regulations and negotiations. We discuss his nuanced approach to due diligence and adaptability when maximizing returns. Neil also shares subtle and creative marketing techniques he's refined over the years, including cold calling to drive interest.

Whether you're new to land subdivisions or have some experience already, we'll learn a ton from Neil's real-world perspective in this promising niche.

Subdivide and Thrive: How Neil Clements Plots Success With Subdividing Land

179: We struck gold with today's episode with Ben Nadelstein from Monetary Metals. Today, we're exploring some fascinating concepts around gold and its history as money—and ultimately, how to turn gold into a cash flow machine.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/179) In this episode, we geek out on the significance of gold as a stable store of value across centuries. We also get into the factors that make gold useful as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement, especially for currencies like the U.S. dollar. But it's not all charts and numbers; we also delve into the more tangible aspects of gold, such as its role in jewelry and various industries, and why it's important for preserving wealth across generations. This episode is packed with insights, from the nuts and bolts of Monetary Metals' operations to the broader economic principles governing our markets. We even touch upon historical events like Nixon's closure of the gold window and discuss the impact of such decisions on our current financial system. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, there's something in this conversation for everyone. So, grab a comfortable seat, and let's unravel the golden threads of this intriguing topic together!

Journey to a $70 Million Real Estate Portfolio: An Interview with Ian Horowitz

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