All Forum Posts by: Scott Carson

LISTEN TO EPISODE 152 HERE

Scott interviews Aaron Young from Laughlin Associates about creating your entity fortress, specifically about business structures, asset protection, and entrepreneurialism.

LISTEN TO EPISODE 151 HERE

On this episode, Scott discusses the preferred business model that note investors should be looking to focus on, especially if they are coming from a rehab or rental business model.

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On this episode, Scott outlines what the focus and the direction of the Note Closers Show podcast is, along with introducing the people behind the scenes. He also gives thanks to those who have helped to mentor, mold and support him along the way to where he is at today. Special thanks goes out to Stephanie Goodman Johnson, Greg Reid, George Antone, Aaron Young, Joel Markovitz, Kimberly Banks Fawcett, Karen Hand Peterson, Chase Thompson, Jay Tenenbaum, Wayne Snell, Natalie Patton, H Quincy Long, Nathan Long, Marc Gold, Val Sotir, Bob Leonetti, Jayme Kahla and a host of other amazing individuals.

Hey Tampa Investors! I'm excited to be speaking Wednesday night with Tampa Attorney, Shawn Yesner, and Tampa Investor/Realtor, Tyler Sheff, on raising capital, the current note market, bankruptcy and whatever else we can come up with tomorrow night from 6:30 to 8:30! 

This event is FREE to the public! 

Join us at the Westshore Grand Hotel!

If you are looking for a great event to learn about notes, along with networking, @William "W.J" Mencarow puts on one heck of an event in Las Vegas each year in April called the Paper Source Note Symposium!  Great event & great networking!  https://papersourceseminars.com/

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Scott interviews Thom Singer from the Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do Podcast about stand-up comedy, public speaking, and some of the cool things that entrepreneurs get to do in their day-to-day activities. Merging comedy and public speaking, Thom shares how he makes use of the two in business and in life. He talks about his podcast, sharing the biggest a-ha moments he had encountered, and explores networking and why it is beneficial for the business as well as how to reclaim its badly tainted reputation. Learn some great advice and tips on how you can connect with people through networking and speaking.

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The end of the year is something that makes anyone feel either anxious or excited. Partly the reason is the fact that so little time is left to meet your goals and finish up some pending tasks. Scott talks with Ingrid Chavez from Quest Trust to discuss some of the deadlines that self-directed IRA investors have to keep in mind as the year comes to an end. Learn more about evaluation and asset evaluation forms to submit as well as the fair market value of the assets. Also, take a peek into the new tool offered by Quest Trust and their upcoming events that will help you as investors even for the years to come.

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When it comes to your grandchildren's future education, it is never too early to plan ahead. With Quest IRA, grandparents can be listed as limited power of attorneys for the accounts, actually do the investments, and set it up for their grandkids. It's an ingenious solution – and Ingrid Chavez and Anne Marie Hollands convey their company's vision brilliantly. Quest IRA administers IRAs for the purpose of investing in "alternative" investments, including real estate, notes, oil and gas, and private placements, just to name a few of the almost endless investment possibilities. All of the accounts offered at Quest IRA are self-directed, meaning you get to make the decisions and their staff will provide expert account administration and transaction support services. Compared to other custodians, working with Quest IRA is simple and straightforward.

LISTEN TO EPISODE 276 HERE

The real estate evolution is underway. People aren’t showing up as much as they used to when it comes to real estate investment clubs. Well-established groups are seeing a decline in attendance. It’s hard to put butts in seats at events and that’s unfortunate – but there’s a lot of contributing factors. One, you’ve got to work constantly to market to people and to communicate with them. A lot of investment clubs are still doing the same thing that worked for them decades ago, but what they refuse to admit is that you’ve got to evolve and use technology. Real estate investors will only evolve as they grow in experience and knowledge. It’s a hard pill to swallow, for sure, but if you truly want to succeed – or even survive – you need to learn as much as possible from this generation.

@Wayne Snell Boom!  He returns to marketing on BP!  Good stuff man!