#089: Why You Want A Real Estate Attorney On Your Team

While you’re building a real estate team, bringing a real estate attorney on early and keeping him in the loop can smooth out any potential legal snags you may run into. Ohio real estate attorney David Streeter shares some best practices for what you’d want your attorney to keep an eye on during your deals, and the biggest mistake real estate investors make with their attorney.

#088: Staying Compliant With Real Estate Syndication

Getting called by an SEC regulator could be the beginning of a dark chapter in your real estate career, but if you are prepared with an airtight disclosure, it’s not going to be a big deal. Syndication attorney Mauricio Rauld knows exactly how to keep you compliant and safe so that you can continue to work your deal-making magic on this side of a jail cell.

#087: How To Build A Team Of “A” Players

Despite technology’s huge importance in a business, people are still what makes a business grow. If mediocre performances seem to follow your team around, then Rick Crossland’s advice for building an A team is something you do not want to miss. Build a better recruiting system that finds and retains the absolute best employees who will take your business to the next level.

#085: Create a Fun-Filled REI Life

Pouring your whole heart into a business changes how you do business. I talk with Corey Peterson from Kahuna Wealth Builders about the pivotal moment that changed the way he does business, forever. What drives Corey’s passion for real estate is fun and freedom because life is about people and relationships, and not about the things we acquire.

#079: Winning Habits for Long-term Success

Jason Medley, veteran of the finance and real estate industries, founder and CEO of Collective Genius joins the Accelerated Investor podcast to share some commonly sought insight on what, exactly, makes a successful career as an entrepreneur or investor. We take a deep dive into the traits, habits, and drives that lead to long-term success, finding that many of the most important factors are far from unique to the real estate industry.