Today we’re interviewing Kathy Fettke. Kathy is the host of the Real Wealth show, which was one of the first podcasts on iTunes with over 1,800 episodes and 5 million all-time downloads.

(Show Notes: https://retipster.com/80) Kathy is the co-founder of the real estate investor network and the best selling author of Retire Rich with Rentals, she is a frequent guest expert for major media outlets like CNN, CNBC, Fox News, Bloomberg, NPR, CBS Marketwatch, and the Wall Street Journal. Kathy specializes in teaching people how to build multi-million dollar real estate portfolios through creative finance and planning.

Kathy Fettke Talks Expectations for 2020 and Beyond

Discover how to make great money investing in real estate in a way that helps people, doesn't require a lot of risks, and leaves plenty of room for you to live your life. The REtipster Podcast is the best source of insight and inspiration for new and experienced real estate investors! Seth Williams pulls back the curtain to reveal the inner workings of how he runs his land investing business and rental property portfolio. In each episode, Seth explains the most essential real estate investing strategies and business essentials you can use to stay ahead of the curve in your real estate profession. Discover how to skyrocket your income, replace your day job and earn your financial freedom WITHOUT risking your life savings. Seth dishes out real-world guidance about what works and what doesn’t in today’s business environment. Seth Williams is a land investor, rental property owner, online educator, and skilled communicator who has been a student of the real estate investing game for over a decade. Join him in the next episode and learn how to crush it in your real estate business!

Education

Training

Language Courses

Higher Education

K-12

Educational Technology

Business

Investing

Careers

Management & Marketing

Business News

Shopping

Entrepreneurship

How To

When I first learned about the land flipping business (when I took the time to understand what it was all about), it seemed like the biggest no-brainer investment strategy I'd ever heard of. The concept was so simple, and when I realized I could find mind-blowing deals and make serious money with such a basic type of property, I couldn't believe this wasn't a more well-known, mainstream business model that everyone and their brother was doing. Make no mistake about it - the land investing business is a CRAZY profitable investment strategy, and it does deserve more attention from the masses... but at the same time, I've found that a lot of people get into this business with a big, underlying misconception that it's EASY.Easy to find deals.Easy to get them sold.Easy to manage the business.Easy to make money.The problem with "easy" is that it's a very subjective word. As someone who has tried their hand at several other business opportunities before the land business, I can tell you that, comparatively speaking, land investing is easier than most business models out there. However, simply saying it's "easy," PERIOD, would be a grossly oversimplified statement.

Read the Full Blog Post

The #1 Reason Land Investors Fail

185: Today, we’re interviewing Mary and Ann Danielson, two sisters who have built a thriving land investing business while living and working from opposite sides of the world.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/185) Mary and Ann are truly opposites, and that’s part of the secret to their optimized approach to doing big deals with a very lean operation.One is the “Life of the Party” and the other a “Super Nerd.”One is dyslexic, and the other prefers books to people.One lives in Denver, and the other in the Philippines.One is a night owl who thrives in chaos; the other is an early bird with time blocks and meal plans.In this conversation, we will learn the secret of their success and how these different personalities and skill sets have worked together to accomplish great things in the land business.

How Teamwork Makes the Land Investing Dream Work w/ Mary and Ann Danielson

When you've been in the land flipping business for a while, you may eventually find yourself yearning for something more, something grander, something to reignite that spark of excitement.

(Click Here for Full Blog Post!) Sure, those same old land flips will bring in decent profits, but for some, the thrill of the chase starts to fade. It's like eating the same flavor of ice cream every day – it's good, but eventually, you crave something different, something more satisfying. If you're nodding along and feeling like it's time to level up and chase after those bigger, juicier deals, you're in the right place. We're about to shake things up and change the 'traditional' land-flipping business model you've been following this whole time. This lesson will explore the natural progression many land-flipping professionals go through. We're talking about seizing those high-value opportunities that promise hefty paydays and heart-pounding excitement. It's a whole new ball game with different rules and strategies to master. So buckle up because things are about to get interesting!

From $5K to $500K: Cracking the Code on Bigger Land Deals (Full Strategy for Land Investors)

184: Today, I’m talking with Dan Lewkowicz, a seasoned real estate veteran with over 15 years of experience in many facets of the industry.

(Show Notes: REtipster.com/184) He is also the Senior Director of Encore Real Estate Investment Services and specializes in shopping centers, medical office buildings, pharmacies, quick service restaurants, automotive, and more.

I wanted to get Dan on the podcast because he’s an expert in a fascinating investing strategy. It’s called the triple net lease, and it’s been on my short list of strategies to pursue.

In this conversation, we'll cover everything from what this strategy is and why it's so appealing to who it is and isn't for to some of the biggest advantages and drawbacks to consider.

Passive Income on Autopilot: Dan Lewkowicz's Guide to Triple Net Leases

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.

Kathy Fettke Talks Expectations for 2020 and Beyond

Download our free app to listen on your phone