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Jelani Jenkins is a former professional football player and the CEO of Postseason, an ed tech platform that provides educational content and support for elite athletes transitioning out of sports.
Jelani was a 5-star #10 overall recruit coming out of the 2009 high school class before choosing the University of Florida. The Miami Dolphins drafted Jelani in the 4th round of the 2013 draft and he played 5 seasons in the NFL.
Summary: Jelani Jenkins discusses the inspiration behind creating Postseason, an ed tech platform that supports elite athletes in their transition out of sports. He shares his own challenges in transitioning out of football and how he realized the need for a support system for athletes going through similar experiences. Jenkins emphasizes the importance of community, collaboration, and competition in helping athletes have a seamless transition into the real world. He also talks about the importance of authenticity and using social media to express one's passions. Jenkins reflects on moments of self-doubt and the importance of seeking mentorship and advice.
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[0:04:40]Description of Postseason's services
[0:10:51]Building the Postseason team
[0:20:10]Importance of lifelong learning and being coachable
[0:22:33]Commonalities between being a great athlete and a great business person
[0:39:46]Importance of branding and social media for athletes
[0:47:36]Authenticity and challenges faced by Athletes
[0:51:28]Passion for serving athletes and finding solutions
[0:52:14] Q&A
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Camron Brown currently serves as Co-Owner & Director of Strategic Growth at Grind Oral Care. At 19 years old Camron won $25,000 at a University of Kentucky business competition which sparked his entrepreneurial journey.
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[0:00:00] Introduction and background on starting a business
[0:10:46] Importance of joining organizations and clubs in college[
0:18:11] Involvement with Grind Oral Care and role as Director of Strategic Growth
[0:25:32] Importance of having a unique selling point in a crowded market
[0:34:37] Managing multiple responsibilities and the importance of self-education
[0:39:59] Dealing with self-doubt and finding ways to overcome it
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In this episode, the hosts are joined by a real estate expert to discuss the current trends and opportunities in the Florida real estate market. The guest is an experienced realtor with a deep understanding of the Florida real estate market.
The hosts and the guest discuss the surge of all-cash buyers in the Florida real estate market. They explore the advantages of buying all cash and how to maximize real estate opportunities with cash purchases. They also discuss the pros and cons of renovating and selling a property and provide insights into the best professionals to consult when assessing a property. In addition, the hosts and guest discuss the recent Florida renters fee bill, which enables landlords to bypass security deposits and instead make tenants pay a monthly renters fee, and the pros and cons of selling or renting a property in the current market. The conversation also covers the process of assuming an FHA mortgage and the importance of obtaining a lender release.
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Noah Croom is a sports attorney who has the pleasure and privilege of going between NBA sports agencies and working with the NBA and its teams. He spoke about the biggest professional risk he ever took, which was leaving the NBA in 1995 to work for a team in Vancouver. Noah talks about his experience in negotiations and how he has managed to form successful partnerships with the teams he works with. He attributes his success to his strong relationships with team personnel and his refusal to accept the first offer. He also shares a practical example of a tough negotiation, when one of his former clients was arrested shortly before becoming a restricted free agent.
Timestamps
02:57 Working with the Vancouver Grizzlies: Roles and Responsibilities
05:13 Negotiation Strategies and Relationship Building in the NBA
18:00 Conversation on the NBA Free Agency Process and Player Recruitment
20:52 Reflections on a Career in Sports Law and the NBA
24:38 Benefits of Working in the Legal Field and Starting a Sports Agency
27:08 Starting a Sports Agency
29:08 Discussing Hiring Practices and Innovations in Sports and Business
31:20 Sports Science and Load Management: An Analysis of NBA Player Rest and Recovery
37:03 Exploring the Process of Buying a Professional Sports Team
41:06 Mentorship and Relationships in Professional Sports:
46:16 Networking and Building Relationships in College: Advice from a Sports Professional
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0:00:00
Conversation on Single Family Home vs. Condo Investment
0:01:09
Conversation: Maintenance Costs of Owning a Home vs. a Condo
0:03:16
Conversation on Home Ownership vs. Condo Ownership
0:05:08
"The Benefits of Homeownership: A Conversation with Smith and Ricky"
0:11:12
Pros and Cons of Owning a Home vs. Owning a Condo
0:12:36
Heading: Pros and Cons of Home Ownership in South Florida
0:14:37
Exploring the MySafe Florida Home Program: A Discussion on Rebates and Eligibility Expansion
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0:00:00
Conversation Summary: Following Up and Pitching Ideas
0:01:27
Networking at a Tech Meetup: A Reflection
0:04:42
Networking Event Leads to Unexpected Opportunity
0:06:43
Heading: Analysis of Rent Control in Florida
0:13:40
Real Estate Tip of the Week: How to Shave Off 6 Years From Your Mortgage Payments
This conversation is between two people who recently attended a tech meetup. They talk about the people they met, ranging from software developers to those who are just getting into tech because they don't have any other skills. The speaker goes on to say that the biggest takeaway from the event was not to be afraid to advertise their services, even if they are unrelated to tech. He also notes that he was able to get a warm lead for real estate. He emphasizes the importance of networking and not being afraid to stand out and advertise one's services. Overall, the meetup was a rewarding experience for both people, as they were able to learn more about the tech industry and gain some leads.
The conversation discussed the issue of rent control in Florida. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have put condos on a blacklist, meaning that they must go through a stringent application process in order to be approved for a mortgage product. If they fail the application screening due to under-reservation, bad record-keeping, or bad maintenance, buyers are unable to purchase them. The Florida Supreme Court did not hear a case regarding rent control, indicating that due to the political situation in Florida, rent control is unlikely to be implemented. It was suggested that even if rent control were to be implemented, it would not be effective, as homeowners could still charge high prices to cover their mortgage payments.
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South Florida Real Estate Convos with Rickey Ballester
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0:00:00 LLPAs - Loan Level Price Adjustments
0:03:26 Heading: Exploring Real Estate Investment Opportunities in South Florida
0:05:44 Mortgage Lending for Retirees: Understanding the Challenges and Opportunities in Pompano Beach, FL
0:08:19 Conversation Summary: Hometown Heroes Program and Home Buying Tips
0:10:54 Real Estate Tip of the Week: Understanding Your Debt-to-Income Ratio for Home Buying Success
Highlights
Yeah. So hometown heroes, right? They just got new funding. Starting July 1, they're getting an extra $100 million poured into the program. What's awesome about this, this increased the down payment assistance from 25,000 up to 35,000 or up to 5% of the total purchase price as a down payment. It's going to be categorized as a second mortgage up to 30 years, and there's 0% interest, and you don't have to pay it back until you sell the property.
In South Florida. I think Pompano is definitely an area that is on the rise. You definitely see homes that are a lot more expensive than they were a couple of years ago. But in the trajectory of the real estate market in Pompano, all signs lead to that. It's going to continue to increase and increase and increase because of all the new developments in the area from as far east as Atlantic Boulevard by the beach on a one A with all the buildings that they're putting. There, plus all the restaurants and making it kind of like a Hollywood boardwalk area as far west as Dixie Highway on Atlantic Boulevard with all the townhouses that they've been building there. So I would say Pompano is still a pretty good not so, but also hidden gem.
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The conversation was about the amenities and features that make an Airbnb stand out and successful. For example, having a list of vendors to work with such as a car service, food delivery service, or private chef can help the listing stand out. Additionally, providing beach chairs, umbrellas, and other items that guests may need while on vacation can help as well. In terms of the Airbnb market in South Florida, it is currently business as usual with some improvement over the last quarter. People are still investing in properties here due to the attractions and events that bring people in. The most successful Airbnbs are the ones with the best amenities and the most sleeping capacity. These include properties on the water, with a pool, and close to attractions such as the beach, airport, and Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
The conversation is about what it takes to successfully start an Airbnb in South Florida. It discusses the importance of doing research prior to purchasing a home for this venture, and the fact that it is like starting any other business and typically not profitable for the first two to three years. The conversation then goes on to discuss the typical cash flow one might expect monthly from an Airbnb in a good location in South Florida, noting that the amount of profit varies depending on the location and other factors such as the number of bedrooms and amenities offered. It also notes that expenses such as toiletries, taxes, insurance, and a property management company must be taken into account when calculating the bottom line. Lastly, the conversation emphasizes the importance of having a strategy and understanding the end goal when starting an Airbnb.
A recent client of mine had an opportunity to move abroad and needed some advice on how to manage their house while they were gone. We discussed the pros and cons of three different scenarios - hiring a property manager, doing an annual rental, or doing an Airbnb. I explained that each of these scenarios come with different levels of wear and tear, and that if the client doesn't want anyone living in the house, they will still have to pay the mortgage but won't have to worry about upkeep. The other option was to completely sell the house, but it is better to own real estate and have equity building on it. Ultimately, the client will have to decide which of these scenarios makes the most sense for them.
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Conversation on the Benefits of Pools as an Amenity for Airbnb Property Management
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Heading: AirBnB Essentials and South Florida Property Management Trends
0:04:27
"Strategies for Successful Airbnb Investing in South Florida"
0:10:07
Real Estate Management Strategies for Moving Abroad
0:11:25
Real Estate Investment in South Florida: A Case Study of Adam Gase
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Fun Fact: While Bryce Alsten was at the University of Florida he actually found a job on craigslist using a 3D printer to make custom kitchens.
Have you heard about Popl? It's the world's greatest virtual business card and enhancing business and personal reach. In today's episode of The Credentials Show, we sit down with Popl's head of Product Partnerships Bryce Alsten to discuss not only Popl but also his journey to reach this point.
Bryce really opens up on the strategy and experiences that help to mold him into the person he has become. After graduating from the University of Florida with an engineering degree, Bryce actually ended up jobless and for the first time in his life got a taste of what "depression" felt like. So tune in to hear the up and down and up journey of Bryce Alsten.
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The podcast currently has 43 episodes available.