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If you're looking for a solid way to achieve financial stability, real estate can be a great investment option. Real estate offers a diverse range of investment opportunities that can yield significant returns. Property management is more than just providing a living space for tenants or investors; it should be a profitable venture that doesn't drain your resources. However, this is only possible when you have the knowledge and skills to navigate the industry successfully.

In this drunk real estate episode, eXp Realty Team Leader Matt Gardner, and Principal Realtor Greg Simpson joins us for a lively discussion on real estate while enjoying a few drinks. They talk about various topics such as the changes and adaptations in real estate, investment terms, and property management.

Matt was a former fighter pilot turned successful real estate team leader and investor. He is currently a real estate team leader at eXp Realty, where he oversees a team of 125 agents worldwide and 35 agents locally. He has a passion for sales and enjoys working with investors. Additionally, Matt runs a real estate investment company that focuses on rehabilitating homes and building a portfolio of short-term rental properties.

Greg is a seasoned real estate investor with 10 years of experience in the industry. Greg is also the founder and leader of a successful real estate brokerage team consisting of 60 agents. With a strong background in sales and marketing, Greg has honed his skills in working with sellers, buyers, and investors. He brings a wealth of experience to the table and is highly skilled in customer service, luxury marketing, sales, and negotiation.

Whether you're interested in pursuing a career in real estate or looking to grow your existing business, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice from a seasoned industry professional.

Key Takeaways:

• Where do they see people focus and invest today
• To be a good wholesaler, you need to be a good negotiator and find deals
• What novation agreement in real estate means
• What has been the shift they have made from pre-covid and now
• Short-term vs Medium-term vs Long-term investment
• What do they do in the Medium-term and how they have arrived there
• How Greg owned a property management company
• Property management is important In large real estate investments
• The "Would You Rather Question Game"

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It is common for children to change their minds frequently, which can make parents hesitant to save money in a college savings plan. This is because there is a possibility that the child might decide not to attend college or drop out, resulting in a waste of money that could have been used for other purposes. However, parents can now feel more at ease because it will soon be possible to recover the funds.

Join Kyle and J Scott in this episode as they provide analysis on the latest news and trends in the real estate and education sectors. They start by discussing the current state of commercial property and the ongoing housing crisis. Finally, they wrap up by discussing the new bill on educational savings accounts, particularly the 529 plan, and share their thoughts on how this will impact families and students.

Key Takeaways

• Green Street's Commercial Property Price Index
• FDIC finds buyer for Silicon Valley Bank
• The affordability crisis continues to get worse
• Austin made the top 10 most affordable major market
• The new 529 Plans can save for education and retirement at the same time

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• J Scott's Website
• J Scott on Linkedin
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Redfin's latest report reveals that the average down payment made by homebuyers decreased by 10% compared to the previous year in January, hitting its lowest point in almost two years. What factors contributed to this decline in down payments?

Join Kyle and J Scott in this episode as they discuss the current hot topics, including home prices and down payments, as well as some amusing news articles. With their perspectives and humor, they provide insightful commentary on these headlines. Don't miss out on this informative and fun episode!

Key Takeaways:

• Fed raises a quarter-point rate hike
• Annual home prices fell for the first time in a decade
• The typical down payment is 10% smaller than a year ago
• Buying a home with Crypto in Texas
• Car payment delinquencies on the rise
• JPMorgan Chase thought it had $1.3 million worth of nickel stored in a warehouse but bags of rocks
• Top places to live with the best weather

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• J Scott's Website
• J Scott on Linkedin
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The financial system and economy rely heavily on commercial banks, which serve as a critical component. It is easier to imagine a world with banks, as they are the primary source for borrowing money and depositing savings. In the event of a bank failure, it can create several problems for individuals and businesses who rely on their services. If that is the case, what actions do you plan to take?

In this episode, Kyle and J Scott delve into the current events in the financial market, including the latest inflation reports and the recent collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank. They provide insights into the factors that led to the bank's failure and discuss its potential economic impact.

Key Takeaways:

• Rumors suggest that Fannie Mae is considering skipping title insurance.
• ChatGPT has unveiled its latest iteration, Version 4.0
• The newest inflation reports
• Bank Crisis: The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
• Massive job cuts due to Silicon Valley Bank collapse

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• J Scott's Website
• J Scott on Linkedin
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Having an effective marketing plan is vital for your business in establishing brand recognition. The real estate industry involves many different participants, and thus it is important to make an effort to inform your clients about your company. As there are numerous real estate businesses vying for customers, it is crucial to have a strong marketing strategy in place that will differentiate you from others.

In this episode, we are joined by My Wife Buys Mobile Homes Founder Adrian Smude and Traction Real Estate Investors Association President Tom Zeeb. Together, they share their valuable insights on marketing strategies in the real estate industry.

Adrian Smude is a real estate entrepreneur based in Central Florida. Adrian purchases homes and mobile homes in Plant City, Lakeland, Zephyrhills, Brandon, and surrounding areas He aims to assist each seller by offering solutions tailored to their specific requirements. His approach is to have an open mind and provide options that can benefit the seller.

Tom Zeeb is an experienced businessman, real estate investor, and mentor who has been featured by various media outlets such as CNBC, Kiplinger's Magazine, The Washington Post, The Washington Examiner, and Financial Lifeline Radio. His mission is to educate and guide individuals in the field of real estate investing, and he has assisted countless individuals in replacing their income and transitioning to full-time real estate investing.

Whether you are a seasoned real estate investor or just starting out, this episode is for you. Tune in now to learn more!

Key Takeaways:

• The role of marketing in Adrian and Tom's real estate businesses
• The nuts and bolts of marketing
• Education without action is nothing
• What you should be doing to get the most value in seminars
• Don't put everything on day 1: Investigate and research first
• In any opportunity that arises, there will be winners and losers

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Tom Zeeb's Book: Creating Business Growth

Private equity is now a widely discussed subject in the financial business. While capital calls are a valuable resource in the realm of private equity, it's crucial to be cautious and have a thorough understanding of the potential outcomes. However, there are still individuals who are uncertain about the specifics of the field, including what capital calls really mean.

In this episode, Kyle and J Scott explore the latest headlines and national reports in today's economy, providing insights into market trends and shifts. They also delve into capital calls, discussing its benefits and potential drawbacks for investors. Tune in to learn more about this "dirty-little-secret" topic in the private equity world.

Here's what you can expect to learn during this episode:

• The Apartment List National Rent Report

• Investors' home purchasing power dropped by half in a year

• Opportunities always exist, regardless of the state of the economy
• Investors find triple net-lease (NNN) car washes as an opportunity
• Key components of a Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) for real estate investments

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• J Scott on Linkedin
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• J Scott on Facebook

Why is there so much hype around being an accredited investor? Simply put, accredited investors have access to financial instruments that are not available to most other investors. If they are knowledgeable, they can potentially earn significant returns on these investments. At present, is it necessary to revise the policies surrounding "Accredited Investors"?

In this episode, Kyle is back again with J Scott to discuss the latest headlines in investing. Moreover, they delve into the hot topic of "accredited investors" and explore the various aspects of this issue. Throughout the episode, they provide valuable insights and information, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the topic.

Tune in to hear their expert analysis and stay up-to-date with the latest changes in the investment world.

• The House of Representatives is discussing potential changes to the definition of an "accredited investor"
• A significant portion of CMBS loans (23%) cannot currently be refinanced
• Airbnb's financial results for Q4 2022 and the full year have been released
• The Issue of Accredited Investor: Why it is important for real estate investors
• To become an accredited investor, certain requirements must be met.
• The 1982 policy on accredited investors is under review for potential changes in 2023.

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• J Scott on Linkedin
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• J Scott on Facebook

The real estate investing world often debates whether a single-family home or a multifamily property is the better investment. Surprisingly, investing in a multifamily property may be more profitable and dependable than the traditional practice of buying and renting out a single-family home. Despite the potential benefits of investing in multifamily properties, why isn't this opportunity being pursued by more investors?

In this special episode, we sit down with Ashley Wilson, a seasoned multifamily real estate investor, to discuss the ins and outs of investing in multifamily properties. Ashley shares her valuable insights on the current multifamily market, including how it compares to previous years and what investors should consider when evaluating potential investments.

Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this conversation is full of valuable insights to help you maximize your returns.

• What National Multifamily Housing Conference is
• The difference between last year's conference and now
• How much have cap rates expanded since interest rates increased last year
• Risks for operators who got in fixed-rate debt or are they in a better position
• What can operators expect this year? Are there good deals?
• How was Ashley's approach on making deals today
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J Scott on Linkedin

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Ashley Wilson on Linkedin

Ashley Wilson on Instagram

The cost of goods and services is finally decreasing after the surge in prices caused by the pandemic. As countries began to ease lockdown restrictions, there was an unparalleled surge in demand that the economy couldn't keep up with. What are the potential consequences of this situation and how might the Consumer Price Index (CPI) affect the stock market?

In this episode, hosts Kyle and J Scott take a deep dive into the latest data on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). They provide an analysis of the current state of the index and discuss the sectors that have experienced a rise or fall in prices over the past month.

Tune in to gain valuable insights on the impact of the CPI on the economy and how it can affect various industries.

• The current state of the CPI Inflation data
• The food, energy and shelter sectors are moving in the right direction
• A third of CPI is made up of shelter component
• CPI as social security, tax bracket, and budgeting
• Annual numbers will drop this year based on data

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• J Scott on Linkedin
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