Achieving your business goals I Podcast
Goals require daily action
Jim Leonard is President and co founder of Pinnacle Financial Group, a financial services company that provides the best possible loan terms available in the market for their clients.
Jim has more than three decades of experience in the mortgage banking industry. Pinnacle is known for transactions that include non-recourse, long-term permanent financing, acquisition and redevelopment loans, and equity placements.
In this episode, Jim shares the success story behind Pinnacle and how they worked to scale the business to where it is today. Learn the methods Jim and his team use to secure lenders, how they research property owners (prospective clients), and the difference between growing a business then and now. Turn up the volume when Jim shares his best tips for goal setting, cash flow and knowing what to look for in a great real estate deal.
Five Key Points:
- 1) New investors have it easier or harder starting off depending on where we are in the credit cycle.
- 2) A good deal is buying something and fixing it up and the property ends up being worth more than what you paid for and the cost to improve it.
- 3) Focus on the cash flow. How much you can rent it for and understand the expenses to operate the property.
- 4) Nothing you do is mutual. Action either takes you to your goals or farther away from them.
- 5) Numbers are good, but knowing your competition and neighborhood is better
Tune into our conversation here - iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play
Pro tip:
- Write down your goals. It doesn’t matter if they’re short term or long-term goals. Write them down so you never forget.
Favorite Athletes:
- Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds
- Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Indians
Favorite Sports:
- Soccer, Baseball, Basketball
Favorite book:
- Psychology of Achievement by Brian Tracy
- How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
Reach Out to Jim Leonard:
- Pinnacle Financial Group
- (216) 328 9700
- Email: [email protected]
Thank you Jim for sharing your process for achieving goals and how to identify a great real estate opportunity.
Invest well,
John Carney
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