At a time when we’re experiencing a global pandemic, people have found creative ways to not only survive but thrive. Today, we have Eddie from Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Eddie’s been buying real estate notes after being introduced to them in 1980. We learn the advantages of being the bank versus being the landlord and how this financing strategy will play a tremendous role in the next 18-24 months.
Investing in mobile homes is a potentially lucrative opportunity that real estate investors can tap into. My guests today are Jay and Samera, the hosts of Trailer Cash Academy. Since they started investing in mobile homes throughout the country, they’ve completed over 400 mobile home transactions. Through their webinar and YouTube channel, they now teach new investors how to close their first mobile home deal. In this episode, we find out more about the journey of this successful real estate couple.
Having been in the real estate business for 15 years, Nan Lin is a serious investor. Although he started the first 5 years in the business being passive, he has since become engrossed in the industry and founded Kaizen Capital. He also works as an advisor at GTC Brokerage. Today, we find out what it takes to jump from being a passive investor to a serious real estate investor.
Chris is America’s no. 1 money mentor. He invests in real estate and teaches people how money really works. Failure is the greatest teacher and in this episode, Chris shares the lessons he has learned from his failures brought about by the 2008 financial crisis and what you can learn from this to make your money work for you during this current recession.
Mark is a Certified Financial Planner and the owner of Lake Growth Financial Services based in Chicago, Illinois. His firm works with clients all over the country and includes real estate investors, families, and business owners wanting to grow their wealth. He is also a best selling author. In this episode, Mark shares with us his revolutionary strategy that lets you access a pool of funds without going through a bank.
