College Dropout to Owning 900+ Units with Bruce Petersen
Today, we sit down with Bruce Petersen, an investor from the Austin, TX area who started with a 48-unit syndication deal and hasn’t looked back!
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Today, we sit down with Bruce Petersen, an investor from the Austin, TX area who started with a 48-unit syndication deal and hasn’t looked back!
Today, we sit down with Jefferson Lilly to talk about how he’s acquired 2,600+ “pads” in the past few years and the lessons he’s learned in scaling.
We spend a lot of time talking about buying properties—but what about needing to sell them? How does someone get top dollar and get their home sold quickly?
Today, we’re sitting down with Chris Voss, former FBI negotiator & author of Never Split the Difference, to learn negotiation stories, strategies & tactics.
Mike Anderson has invested in real estate for over 60 years, doing everything from buying 200 houses/month to owning a mortgage business to storage units.
Today, we sit down with Gabe DaSilva, a New Jersey real estate investor who specializes in a unique niche of house flipping: “add-a-level” or “pop tops.”
Today’s guest, David Greene, investor and agent, shares his incredible process for finding, rehabbing, and managing properties from thousands of miles away.
Today, we sit down with Eric Barker, author of WSJ bestseller Barking Up the Wrong Tree, to learn why some achieve incredible success while others struggle.
How many hours per week does it take to be a successful real estate investor? The answer on today’s episode might surprise you. Today we’re sitting down with Elliot Smith,…
Today, we sit down with Tim Ferriss, author of #1 New York Times Bestseller The Four Hour Work Week and dive DEEP into the patterns of high achievers.
Our guest today is David Puchi, an investor who owns more than 50 neighborhood shopping centers (“strip malls”) throughout the United States.
Today, we sit down with Craig Curelop, a new investor in the expensive Denver market, as he shares his story of buying his very first “house hack.”
Eric Drenckhahn is a "DIY landlord" who has managed his mid-sized portfolio for years and who has come across countless maintenance and landlording issues.