Dave Dubeau is a Real Estate Entrepreneur, Best-Selling Author, Speaker, and Investor Attraction Expert based in Kamloops, B.C. Canada. For the last several years Dave has been the world's #1 investor attraction "Imple Mentor." Using his proprietary 5 Step Money Partner Formula, Dave helps real estate entrepreneur clients grow their portfolios significantly and in record time by attracting investors instead of chasing them. Dave and I will be discussing how you can attract clients on demand!
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While Dave is a real estate entrepreneur, he is a marketer at heart. Dave had been investing in multifamily properties when he ran out of cash. This is when Dave learned the pain point that most investors have... figuring out how to raise capital. Dave...
Mitch Stephen is his name and seller financing single-family homes over and over again is his game. One of the funniest guys I have had the pleasure of speaking with on my podcast. What Mitch does is so unique and worth every minute of your time listening and learning from. If you play your cards right, I will have him send you his book free (shipping and handling required). You will love it!
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Mitch began his real estate investing career at 23. Since then he has owned over 2,000 houses; purchasing a new home every 4-5 days around his hometown of San Antonio, TX. He is on pace to purchase 120 homes this year. Mitch specializes in owner financing properties to individuals left behind by traditional lending institutions. ...
I had a lot of fun interviewing Michael Bull who is living proof that there really are some quality individuals on the brokerage side of the business. He and I also had a lot of fun playing "Oh yeah, Well what about this . . ?"
Michael also shared some great tips on how to make your offer rise to the top.
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Michael Bull from Bull Realty has brokered over $5 Billion worth of commercial real estate transactions. Michael hadn't always been that successful. He started his business managing apartments at 18 and then received his real estate license at 19.
Michael discusses that there a lot of buyers and fewer sellers; the buyers need to get Michael's attention. When you present an offer, you should include a letter of interest (LOI)....
A good friend to the MFIA Owner Forum members as well as most multifamily investors is my good friend from NorthMarq Capital, Kevin Jenkins. Kevin and I discuss how to get deals funded and what you need to know about funding options when you are sizing up a deal.
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As a multifamily investor, you need to know what financing options are available to you. Kevin is the go-to guy for your financing needs. Kevin works as the underwriter and has seen it all. You need to remember that the lender is not only protecting themselves, but they are also protecting you. If your pricing doesn't match up with the financing, you shouldn't force as a deal and as Kevin has seen, it can end in disaster.
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...Bill Manaserro came off the mission field in Haiti to begin investing in multifamily property. After this interview, I bet he wishes he was back in Haiti. Let me just say that one of the two of us was incredibly irreverent. And it wasn't the Reverend. Be prepared for another laugh riot on the Multifamily Investing Podcast.
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Most people think that you need to start early in your life to become a real estate investor... Bill didn't start his career until he was over 50. Bill received an inheritance check and didn't want to put it in the stock market because he felt it was volatile.
Bill decided to start looking at ways to invest in real estate. Bill found out about turnkey properties and purchased a duplex and two single-family homes. But...
Jeff Lerman has established a nationwide reputation as “The Real Estate Investor’s Lawyer.” With his background in litigation, Jeff and I will be discussing how to have a successful partnership, and how the single most important factor in a partnership is having the right JV partnership agreement from the start. We’ll also address why Jeff likes joint venture partnerships over syndication.
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Jeff is a lawyer based out of San Francisco. Jeff is also prominent in the real estate investing world. As Jeff is a lawyer who works with real estate investors, he's seen it all... especially when it comes to partnerships. I also thought it was quite interesting in our interview that Jeff favors joint venture...
Raj Tekchandani, one of my favorite clients, joins me today on my podcast. Find out how you should build a business that always has the capital ready for when you find that great deal! Raj is not only doing it, but he is also doing it the right way.
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Raj was once a seasoned technology entrepreneur who is now a full-time real estate investor. Raj had spent over three decades working with tech startups.
In 2012, Raj had his start in real estate investing when he purchased a single-family condo. In 2018 left his W-2 to pursue his interest in real estate and stumbled upon syndication. Raj has created a meetup group in Boston that is unique in that it is a...
The first podcast I was ever on many many years ago was from some young upstart named Joe Fairless. Now it's my turn to interview him about what he has done since we last chatted. Can I just say, it is just a phenomenal testament to what you can do when you keep your head down and eye on the ball (even if you went to Texas Tech)!
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Joe started in the advertising agency with a salary of $30,000. He bought his first single-family property in 2009 for $76,000. Joe went on to buy 4 more single-family properties, but quickly learned that $200 in cash flow was not going to get him the life he wanted as Joe couldn't scale it quick enough. This is when Joe decided to start investing in multifamily.
Joe bought his first multifamily property in...
Ever wonder how to get your credit cleaned up THE RIGHT WAY? Concerned about those companies on the internet that promise to clean up your credit for a low monthly fee? People like to work with me because they are working with a licensed practicing attorney. Wouldn't you want to do the same thing when it comes to cleaning up your credit? Meet my good friend, Attorney Ed Garret, founder of CreditImprovers.com. Listen in and find out why I can't recommend Ed highly enough!
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Ed Garrett is a practicing attorney in the state of Ohio who's entire focus is getting your credit cleaned up the right way. When you're looking to get your credit cleaned up, you shouldn't work with someone who sets their company up like an annuity.
When you decide to work with Ed, he can...
Tenants pay utilities so why does the electricity and other things show up on the T12?
In other words, why is the property paying the electric bill if the tenants pay the electricity? Well, for a lot of reasons. When you own property as a landlord, you're going to have your own meter for the parking lot lights, the stairwell lights, the common area lights, the office lights.
And then the other thing too, is you're always going to have the meter for the vacant units. You got to keep the electricity on in the vacant units since you got to turn the lights on when people walked in. And that's the landlord rate or a lot less expensive. Typically what most utilities do is they give the landlords a special rate for those vacant units.
Apart from that, always remember that the water and the sewer are always the...
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