Why HouseAcademy Launch was so Successful (LA 1048)

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Speaker 1:           Steven jewel here. Hello. Welcome to the Land Academy show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala

Speaker 2:           And I'm Jill Dewitt, broadcasting from sunny southern California

Speaker 1:           Today. Jill and I talk about why, how's academy, why the launch was so successful? What do you think? Really quickly

Speaker 2:           I will [inaudible]

Speaker 1:           Buyer's ready to go. That's what I think too. Okay. That's exactly what I think. I think people in our land academy for things and that's people in our Atlanta Academy group. We're just ready to expand into a different product type and add it to their business. Is that what you mean by ready to go? Yup. Awesome. Me Too.

Speaker 2:           I'll elaborate one way. How often is it that we agree on this show? Look at us. We've come a long way, baby. You know what it's like. It's like we could read each other's mind. Gosh. It's like every man's nightmare. I'm going to, next time I'm going to, next time I say oven. Yeah. I know exactly what you're thinking. You're going to go spoil. I hope not. Yeah.

Speaker 1:           Before we get into it. Let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. Jeremy Ass.

Speaker 2:           I'm an ex. Pat. Been living around Southeast Asia for the past few years and really don't have plans to be in the u s for a few more than a few weeks a year. Is there anyone else here that operates from outside the U s I'd love to hear what road bumps you have had due to location. This biggest ones I'm currently predicting have to do with paying for the land. The advice I hear is to send out a mobile notary with a deed and a cashier's check, but not being the U s I'm not sure how I would actually mail the note or a cashier's check. Thoughts on this or anything else that might be missing.

Speaker 1:           It's interesting we had this topic yet on our Thursday call last week, Thursday webinar and Joel answer, you know, go ahead and answer it because I am Ireland. My advice, yeah, it's going to be very shortened and at the end, indifferent.

Speaker 2:           Yeah. Yours is very different than mine. Well [inaudible] my advice was do like this person's doing and put a note in land investors and talk to other members because we've had several of their members that have done this successfully. So, and the Nice thing is you can get a, you can get a mail place in the United States like a remote nail place, so your mail looks like it's coming and going from the U S and they'll bundle it up for you. We'll even open it and scan it for you. So it takes a lot of that part out of it. But there are a few things like this like, okay, how am I going to get money over there real quick? I mean you could maybe wire money. It does. There's just some tricky issues and I know everybody has different ways that they do. I'm trying to think what else I, what else did I say about it yesterday? I already for the, there's

Speaker 1:           A lot of ways to address all the little tiny things that need to go on in the land transaction from another country. But here's the way they address them all in my opinion. Get yourself a partner that's in state side and who's close to a bank branch and cut them in on the, maybe somebody that's retired, maybe an old buddy something where you guys have a joint bank account. And he's, you know, understands computers and how to print stuff out and, and that is easy, you know, that is the absolute best way. So I'll tell you. So here's an example. I mean, I see how I run these companies could be run from anywhere cause I don't actually do any of the real work except for like the stuff that I on a computer. So I can do this from Japan easily. [inaudible] Cause I know store the bank anyway, we did that on purpose, right? So you don't,