If you’re a landlord with less than 10 units, and you find all of your free time consumed with your properties, you might be tempted to hire a property manager. But there’s a more affordable way if you simply build a better system for your properties from the very beginning of your business.
How fast can you raise private money? I just raised $3 million dollars in 90 minutes for a deal that I only needed $600,000 for. What would your investment look like if you could raise money almost immediately? Dave Dubeau’s going to teach you how he uses lists and marketing to find and cultivate private investors for real estate.
Getting a commercial broker or private investor to trust you on your first multifamily deal can feel like an insurmountable challenge. It’s a lot of money and a lot of responsibility, and maybe your own nervousness is showing through when you talk to them. Charles Dobens has invested in multifamily properties for years, and he knows that how you present yourself will change the perceptions of brokers and investors.
When someone calls you up and says, “Hey, can you be at this address on Wednesday to make an offer on a house?†and they make this same phone call to you week after week after week, then you’ve got a pipeline of leads that every real estate investor would kill for. Creating that kind of lead generation takes time, effort and a great deal of trust, and Phillip Vincent wants to teach you how to do that by networking in the senior living community.
When endless Home Depot runs for $8 parts start sucking up your profit margin, how can a house flipper turn that project around? Tyler Jensen decided to shove an entire renovation into seven days, and he soon realized that he could save time and money by shortening the timelines of his fix and flips.
