Time is of the essence in real estate, and waiting might be your biggest financial setback. Dive in as we […]
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#264 Real Estate Lending Market Updates for Investor Advantage – Brendan Kolesar
Brendan Kolesar is back on the show to unravel the intricacies of the latest lending guideline updates in the real […]
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#252: Do’s and Don’ts You MUST Know for a Profitable Property Development Venture
Get started on your path to informed and profitable investment as you dive into this discussion on Ron and Heather’s […]
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#223: The US Economy and the Problems It’s Facing – Jon Galane
Get ready for an exciting episode as Jon Galane returns to the show! This time, he’ll be sharing his fearless […]
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#215: Rental Property Shenanigans: How to Put Your Investment Performance into Perspective
Add actionability to your asset management tool belt in this week’s episode as we look into a shocking story about […]
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#052: Real Estate Investing Q&A – Lightening Round #2
If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it. We’re hosting our second lightning round Q&A with brand new questions! Can you use your 401k to buy real estate? And what do you need to know about 10 31 exchanges? We’re going to answer as many as your questions as possible, as quickly as possible!
#051: This Is How We Turnkey – With Eric Brewer
No matter how many times we say it, people still expect to jump into the real estate business and have an easy time with it. So today we’ve got Eric Brewer on the show – not only is he at the top of his game and building a real estate empire, but he knows better than anyone how much effort it takes to get (and stay) at the top.
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#050: Wealth Management Lessons To Master Young
In our previous episode, we talked about the lack of financial literacy in American citizens. Now we’re going to give you solutions to better your understanding of personal finances, taxes, and how to talk to your children about money so that they don’t have to learn about debt the hard way.
