In this Alchemist Nation Real Estate Podcast/Interview with Fred Posimo, he talks about how he got into real estate in the first place, the beautiful asset class. He says that his story dates back to when he was 7 years old and when he was 7 years old, he started taking martial arts lessons, so he was taking Karate as a kid and so he loved it. The older he grew, then he realized that Karate classes, or at least the school he was at were more personal development classes or training where the brain shrouded inside kicks and punches. When he figured that out, he was like he was really learning personal development, self-improvement and entrepreneurship though not so much entrepreneurship but more personal growth and stuff like that and the more he got older that led him to entrepreneurship. Personal development led him to entrepreneurship and when he was 17 he took a class entitled entrepreneurship and at that time he didn't know what the word entrepreneurship meant. He remembers his teacher writing down real estate investing on the board, and he said to himself that was genius, that he needed to do that. He read Rich Dad Poor Dad which basically validated his opinion of real estate and he was like I have to do that. He joined basically a school of real estate investing school in the community where he grew himself from there and become an asset, just went up there.

1) - Build your credit faster

2) - Invest in yourself because those who invest most in themselves will have the most invested back to them

3) - Look at what you're already doing, and do more of that.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Fred, text 215-596-1515

In this special edition of the Alchemist Nation Real Estate Podcast, we have a couple of millionaire coaches, each one with his/her specialized arena. 

Dug McGuirk - A trained public speaker who trains public speakers, is a coach, and builds coaching programs. He is the author of Under Construction: Navigating the Detours on the Road to Recovery.

Mitch Jaworski - Used to be a day trader in the stock market, now a crypto master, a real estate investor, and the author of Scaredy-Cat Guide to Real Estate Investing

Ryan Mcdermott - A financial advisor and a real estate investor.

Darina Pogodina - She working on building 100 millionaires with me

Ron Bowling - He is my business partner, multi-millionaire, and runs 3 business which I'm a part of. I get to be the pretty face while for him he is the backbone that cracks the whip on all of our wonderful associates, employees, and Partners.

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

In this Alchemist Nation Real Estate Podcast with Hoan Thai of  Hoans Loans where he talks about how he got into real estate, how did he decide that he wanted the loans but does he also invest in himself on the side? He says that definitely investing is his main business and when he became a better investor, people started reaching out to him and wanted to be an investor like him. So he would help people in real estate investing informally and then he was like let me do it formally which he does right now. He formally helps people become real estate investors where he has educational programs that show them step by step how to become a real real estate investor. When he says real, there are people who bought a house and then decided to move out of it by renting that house they bought and just stumbled upon becoming a landlord. They're not technically and intentionally a landlord and what he does, he shows people how to buy properties intentionally, how to analyze the property, how to look to your cash on cash returns, how to look at the ROI, determine whether you're underpaying or overpaying and all that kind of stuff related to real estate investing. He became an educator after becoming an actual investor himself and he became an investor through Rich Dad Poor Dad and it did it for him by learning about passive income and being able to acquire assets that pay for his liabilities which is the formula and the beauty of real estate there is a structure, there is a formula.

Hoan offers 3 pieces of advice to younger 20-year-old Hoan on how to be successful and happy.

1) - Treat everyone as if they were the ones to rescue you when you had fallen into a ditch or well and be kind.

2) - Fire, Aim, Ready.

3) - Be Authentic.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Hoan visit: https://truthaboutrei.com/ or email: [email protected]

In this Alchemist Nation Real Estate Podcast, I had a discussion with Nathan Piles where I ask him what brought him into real estate in the first place. He says that it is everyone's old same story of being broke, having 3 Kids at the time, needed some cash, did some network marketing, and before joining real estate they were missionaries together with his wife in Ireland.

1) - Be wise with whom you do business.

2) - Find out and study what your niche is and be really good at it.

3) - Hustle because it is all about the hustle.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Nathan call/text: 208-576-4311

In this interview, I talk with Vanessa Davidson from Knox Financial who showed up at a cigar and real estate event I was running. I was completely shocked to meet her in person because I had scheduled already an Alchemist Nation Podcast with her. I wanted to know how Vanessa ended up at my real estate event. She says that they're currently running ads on Bigger Pockets and they wanted to participate, meet some folks who may have heard about them, introduce herself in person, then connect with other investors, professionals in the Rhode Island area to get feedback from their product/platform and secondly to get some fresh air and meet some new faces.

1) Call Knox Financial

2) Hold your property, Don't flip it

3) Look at opportunities in Rhode Island, it is a great time to invest, interest rates are low, cost of entry significantly lower than in other sister states.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Vanessa, visit https://knoxfinancial.com/ or email [email protected]

In this Alchemist Nation Real Estate Podcast with Mellisa Darling who has been a student of my own mentorship and aspiring future millionaire. I wanted to know what brought Mellisa into Real Estate in the first place. She says that it was because of a quarter-life crisis where she was young, just finished college, didn't know what she was wanted to do and so she wanted to know how to create wealth which she hardly knew at the time. She thought that it was in mutual funds, then she was like, she will go and work in the bank. So she worked in the bank for a couple of years, switched jobs then realized that corporate life wasn't for her then she went into real estate.

Mellisa offers 3 pieces of advice to 20-year-old Mellisa on how to be there faster, happier with so much abundance in life.

1) - Start listening to real estate podcasts and reading books

2) - Start networking with real estate investors, go to meetups.

3) - Find a mentor.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Mellisa, email: [email protected] or text/call her on 781-413-1874

In this interview with Kyle Cabral of C2S Energy where we talk about their growth and how they are doing because I see their signs everywhere and they're expanding and they're using the same property manager as ours and she [Becky] says that they are doing awesome. I wanted to know what made Kyle start investing in real estate, where is he now and where is he going. He says that in 2015, he worked at a Meditech in Fall River where he did the I.T thing for a while, and his partner Tony who was an inspector for installation services. Tony would always drive to properties but he was always on the computer all day getting obsessed with MLS sales by owners and so they would drive to the properties and later started getting little traction where he was like he hates his job, and he wanted to do real estate all the time and thankfully his partner was on the same boat too. They got obsessive and started doing flips here and there, did the work by themselves, started getting rentals, and then soon as they had enough passive cash flow where they could survive that's when both of them quit their jobs which were 3 years ago.

Kylie offers 3 pieces of advice to young 20-year-old Kylie on how to get where he is faster, happier, and stress-free.

1) - Stop overthinking like don't get lost in analysis paralysis

2) - Don't overestimate what you can do in one year and underestimate what you can do in ten years.

3) - Do what makes you happy more than anything and the money will come.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Kylie, visit https://c2senergy.com or email: [email protected]

In this interview, I have a conversation with a pharmacist who ventured into real estate coaching where we discuss how he got into real estate coaching in the first place.  He says that when he was a pharmacist, he started buying properties on the site like single families, three-unit and he built a little portfolio on the side and he started creating passive income which was his goal. His eventual goal was to have enough passive income to quit pharmacy then he said to himself that it was comfortable thinking to wait till you have something and then do the jump. It wasn't really going to work out for him, then he jumped into the apartment syndication and started raising more money, he has done flips, luxury ground-up developments around Boston, and what happened in doing all this, he met his mentor, his coach, and went to self-development world with Tony Robbins. He met with Wim Hof to climb the mountain in 20 Degrees Fahrenheit, meditation retreats, and his goal of doing this initially was to get better at real estate because he knew from day one that the information is out there but why are some people successful and others are not. He realized that he loves that way too much and as much as he enjoyed real estate, he also enjoyed the coaching aspect from which he took some formal training from Tony Robbins organization, then working with his coach, and the experiences he combined all that stuff together and he slowly transitioned into coaching.

Ketan offers 3 pieces of advice to younger Ketan on how to succeed.

1) - Where you need to be, you need to be there with a crowd. If I wanted to be here, I should have started hanging out with real estate millionaires.

2) - Take bigger and bigger risks because he shouldn't have waited to make all those jumps.

3) - For those interested in real estate should be committed for results to be bigger.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Ketan visit https://ketanpatel.com/

In this interview with Brian Allenby who is a licensed real estate agent and investor who lives in Boston who hasn't invested locally and the reason for that being that the numbers haven't made sense and it is quite challenging in Boston. He further says that the challenges are entry barriers and finding a property where the numbers make sense regardless of how low or high those numbers are.

Brian offers 3 pieces of advice to younger Brian of like 20 years old that would make him happier and more successful.

1) Get into Real Estate much earlier.

2) Get a real estate license which gives you access to the MLS, changes mindset, and gets you to the right people.

3) Find a partner you can trust and share responsibility with. 

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Brian, text/call 617-396-7030 or visit his website https://www.allenbyboston.com/

In this interview with Andrew Liss, we talk about how a private memorandum works for raising capital where he talks more about Regulation D and the primary reason for knowing REG D is for the fact that matters where he is not going to raise capital for something that isn't regulated. So when they get into Reg D is when they take a small group of investors and pull their money together in one unified write-off and that is where Reg D comes into play and he has to make sure that he isn't playing with it.

To learn more check out the blog and podcasts at http://www.GualterAmarelo.com

To register for our Saturday live webinar to start your wealth journey, visit http://www.gualteramarelo.com/Live

To get in touch with Andrew, text/call: 401-228-8811 or email: [email protected]