It’s every real estate investor’s dream to grow their portfolio and exponentially increase their passive income. For Bo Kim who is based in Southern California, it took only 3 years to build a portfolio of 60+ out-of-state properties.
Back in 2017, I was on top of the world. I made a ton of money on real estate and thought that it would keep going that way. But in 2018, I made terrible mistakes that led to me taking a huge loss.
By day, Soli works as a commercial real estate broker. During her spare time, she builds her out-of-state rental portfolio in Cincinnati, Ohio. Today’s episode gives us a peek at how a beginner got into real estate investing and even invest in out-of-state properties, how she raised private money for her deals and the power of social media in growing her network.
Joe is both a real estate investor and licensed real estate professional. After getting tired of watching everyone else make money, he decided to jump into real estate investing in 2009. Through the use of his connections in the industry, he was able to successfully plan his retirement through investing in real estate deals.
Willie is a buy-and-hold real estate investor in Boston. He’s been doing real estate for 13-14 years and started in 2006 when he bought his first multifamily at 23 years old. He rode the market down to the bottom when the financial crisis happened and learned some valuable lessons. In this episode, we learn how to buy and hold in Boston as a long-term strategy.
People often say, your network is your net worth. But is that always the case? Isn’t it possible to become incredibly wealthy by yourself without cooperating with other people? It might be possible in one case out of a million, but for the other 999,999 cases, networking is the key to success. By showing up …
Besides traveling the world as a nomad, J Martin is also the host of the best Real Estate investing conference in the Bay Area. In this episode, J will share his top tips for what you should do to get the most out of your conference experience.
