Real Estate Investing School Podcast

Real Estate Investing School
Real Estate Investing School Podcast

Real Estate Investing School Podcast

  1. 1 DAY AGO

    233. Gage Heward: Millionaire at 22 Through Real Estate

    In this episode of the Real Estate Investing School Podcast, host Joe Jensen sits down with Gage Heward, a young and ambitious investor who became a millionaire by 22 and now owns 23 rental units. Gage shares his journey of growing up in a household that prioritized work ethic, sales, and self-development, leading him to invest over $100,000 in personal growth. From selling discount cards as a kid to knocking doors for pest control sales, he emphasizes how learning to sell was a game-changer in his financial success. His philosophy, "Proximity is Power," has driven him to seek mentorship from high-level entrepreneurs and real estate investors, which helped him scale his portfolio strategically. Gage also dives into the details of his real estate investing journey, including how he found his first deal, the lessons he learned from a problem-ridden duplex, and the strategies he now uses to screen tenants and manage properties effectively. He discusses the importance of surrounding yourself with successful people, investing in personal growth, and leveraging creative financing strategies to scale quickly. Whether you're just getting started or looking to take your investing to the next level, this episode is packed with actionable insights and motivation to build wealth through real estate. Check out the Real Estate Investing School Youtube Real Estate Investing School Instagram Brody’s Instagram Joe’s Instagram Gage's Instagram Proximity is Power Podcast

    55 min
  2. JAN 27

    How to Maximize Every Dollar in Real Estate

    Welcome back to the Real Estate Investing School Podcast. In this episode, Todd Schwartzman shares his journey from the music industry to tech sales and eventually transitioning into real estate investing. He discusses his first house hack and how he strategically purchased a property with future rental potential. Todd also explains his experience with out-of-state investments, the benefits of working with a trusted group, and the importance of tracking personal finance for real estate investing and achieving financial freedom. Todd then dives into his transition to commercial real estate and the differences he encountered as well as his unique approach to managing personal finances and the importance of tracking income and expenses. Discussing the importance of tracking personal finance and expenses, he recommends using the software program Tiller to link all bank accounts and credit cards into one spreadsheet for easy tracking. By tracking expenses, individuals can become aware of the gap between their income and expenses and make intentional choices about their spending.   Schwartzman emphasizes the value of investing money wisely and distinguishing between high impact and low impact spending.  The purpose of life, according to Schwartzman, is to achieve the maximum amount of personal capability and offer it to the world. Having a hard time finding deals in today's market? If so, book a free strategy call with us in the link below to see how we can help you! Show Links: Book a free real estate investing strategy call! No experience necessary. Check out the Real Estate Investing School Youtube Real Estate Investing School Instagram Brody’s Instagram Joe’s Instagram Todd's Instagram

    53 min
  3. JAN 20

    How to Own Your Investing Market

    Welcome back to the Real Estate Investing School Podcast. Today, we have an incredible conversation with Ty Thorne, an experienced investor and founder of the Kansas City Headquarters of Vivint. Ty shares how his unique upbringing and seven year career in direct-to-home comsumer sales with Vivint has propelled his commercial real estate portfolio. Ty's portfolio speaks volumes, with 8 deals in 6 years, all while building an Empire with his active income at Vivint. His porfolio started with a traditional house hack but quickly transitioned into strictly commercial properties. Ty knows that to succeed in business and in commercial real estate, you need a team to continue to excel and grow your porfolio. Ty doesn't just share success stories; he also discusses his mistakes and the valuable lessons learned, emphasizing that you can make mistakes in real estate and still come out on top. Listeners gain insights into Ty's early experiences, such as buying his first property at 22, dealing with new construction, and the importance of understanding market dynamics. Deeply rooted in Kansas City, MO, Ty thrives and takes pride in investing in the Mid-Western market. Ty's advice extends beyond the technicalities of real estate; he emphasizes the value of collaboration, delegating tasks, and focusing on what you're good at to grow your investments. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this episode serves as a great source for those who are looking to transition into real estate from sales, who are interested in commercial real estate, and those looking to level up! To learn more about Ty and his mission, visit @Ty.thorne_ on Instagram. Check out the Real Estate Investing School Youtube Real Estate Investing School Instagram Brody’s Instagram Joe’s Instagram Ty's Instagram

    44 min
  4. JAN 17

    REAL DEAL: Duplex Dreams and Family Partnerships

    Welcome back to the Real Estate Investing School! In today's episode, we dive into the fascinating journey of Tyler Miller and his real deal. Tyler had a dream of investing in a duplex, but faced the challenge of not having enough money to make it happen. He contemplated partnering with someone to maximize the investment's profitability. Asking his own father to join forces, Tyler proposed an arrangement where his father would provide the down payment and loan, while Tyler would cover the furnishings and split profits equally. In an effort to sweeten the deal, Tyler mentioned cost segregation and bonus depreciation from year one.  As Tyler and his wife explored two real estate strategies - midterm rentals out of state and income strategies in Utah - they reached out to experts like Sarah Weaver to gather valuable insights. Keen on finding the perfect property manager, buyer's agent, designer, and furnishing team, they found a real estate agent named Mindy Templeton in Kansas City, who proved to be an invaluable asset. Within just weeks, Tyler and the team successfully found a "for sale by owner" deal and secured it with an offer.  Throughout this episode, Tyler shares his eye-opening experiences and the lessons he learned along the way. From the power of utilizing midterm rentals to the benefits of furnishing with 0% interest cards, Tyler unveils how optimizing cash flow can lead to recovering all the upfront investment within the first year. We also explore the concept of seller credits and the intricate process of negotiating repairs. Check out the Real Estate Investing School Youtube Real Estate Investing School Instagram Brody’s Instagram Joe’s Instagram Tyler’s Instagram

    18 min
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46 Ratings

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