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0070 Interview Joe Fairless’ First Apartment Syndication Deal
This is an amazing interview with Joe Fairless, someone who jumped from four rental income properties, to raising a 1.3 million dollars to acquire his first apartment building. Please joins us as you get into : 1) The art of syndication and raising money 2) unique traits that Joe brought to the table 3) How Joe purchased 4 rental properties
0068 An Interview about College Campuses and Working Class Communities
Please listen to this interview with Alex Anderson, a Milwaukee, WI real estate investor, as we discuss his low balling offers, and his burgeoning niche market of working class Thai, Hmong, Laotian community for cash flow. This is an interview filled with a lot of insight into how one can go about making deals on houses and for renters.
0063 Tips On Investing In Real Estate in The Inner City – BiggerPockets Guest Article
BiggerPockets Tips On Investing In Real Estate In The Inner City: Reblog from December 15th, 2013 article
0062 How To Handle Basement Water Leaks Repairs!
For those of you thinking of investing in properties with basements, trust me, water leakage is a common problem but there are steps you can take one by one to fix the issue. Please listen today as I discuss the 3 main steps of fixing basement water leaks: 1) Fixing the Gutters To Route Water Away From Your House (so
0059 Find Geographic And Economic Indicators To Determine The Best Cities To Invest In
There are anchors you can look for, on google maps or just by doing a search of the local industries, that give you a great example cities to invest in. In this episode, I share with you the geographical anchors you can spot by looking at an address on google maps, as well as other economic anchors that can really
0058 Do Your Repairs Up Front And Save Yourself A Headache!
This is a little story time about lessons learned about why you want to do all of your repairs up front, before you start renting the property out. This is for many reasons, least of which is that it can save you money in the long run by fixing problems before they become larger, as well as giving your tenants
0057 Why You Should Buy and Hold Vs Flip
Now, before I start, there are many SUCCESSFUL flippers. However, I am speaking of why Buy and Hold Vs Flip strategy, buy and hold CAN be a better long term strategy for two key reasons 1) Return of taxes in regular and ordinary income and 2) More asset flexibility. Once I renovate A property, I am tempted to flip it,
0056 Audience Question: Should You Purchase A Tenant Occupied Property
This Audience Question is submitted by Joan P. Thanks Joan! Good luck on your real estate investing! Yes, purchasing tenant occupied property can work out, you just need to do your due diligence. This involves seeing 6 months of rent payments, doing a walk through to see how the tenants are keeping up the house, viewing the current rental agreement,
0055 Ask Your Bank Questions, BEFORE You Start Doing Business With Them
This is a video that explains how you can assert a little more control over your credit, and obtaining financing from banks or credit unions, by asking a few pertinent questions. Many of these questions may seem obvious, but people don’t tend to ask and it does have an effect on what financing offers will be available to you. Be