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| amother Aconite wrote: | on or off market?
do u deal with brokers or reach out directly
would love to hear more if u r ok sharing |
No problem! I deal with both on and off market deals. Dont look specifically for one just what makes the most $
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Mon, Feb 27 2023, 4:37 pm
Didnt get your pm for some reason but happy to help once I get it. 
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Mon, Feb 27 2023, 4:58 pm
I would not recommend the owners class if you have a library nearby! It’s the same real estate investing principles that have been around for decades, repackaged for Lakewood and slapped with a 10x price tag. You can find the same with frum hair and makeup classes. I’m happy the people running the classes are doing well, but it’s not the best use of your money in terms of seeking business information.
There are also lots of real estate podcasts if you’re an audio learner. Be careful because many are just there to tease you and sell you their course. Some books do that as well. Read the Amazon reviews carefully. Many books do what books have done for generations- give you valuable information for a cheap price!
For some reason, this generation prefers to consume material via expensive courses, when much of that information could’ve been gleaned in a $20 book. Obviously you won’t have any hand holding with a book, but at least start that way!
My advice would be to get a job in a real estate investing office. That’s how you’ll really learn the ropes. That’s what DH did, although the salary at the time was not great. But some of the investors retired or moved and asked him to manage their properties. Then he bought and flipped his own. Then he put together small deals. One step at a time! Unless your father is a wealthy real estate investor, obviously, then you can skip the first 900 steps lol!
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Mon, Feb 27 2023, 5:03 pm
| amother Cyclamen wrote: | I would not recommend the owners class if you have a library nearby! It’s the same real estate investing principles that have been around for decades, repackaged for Lakewood and slapped with a 10x price tag. You can find the same with frum hair and makeup classes. I’m happy the people running the classes are doing well, but it’s not the best use of your money in terms of seeking business information.
There are also lots of real estate podcasts if you’re an audio learner. Be careful because many are just there to tease you and sell you their course. Some books do that as well. Read the Amazon reviews carefully. Many books do what books have done for generations- give you valuable information for a cheap price!
For some reason, this generation prefers to consume material via expensive courses, when much of that information could’ve been gleaned in a $20 book. Obviously you won’t have any hand holding with a book, but at least start that way!
My advice would be to get a job in a real estate investing office. That’s how you’ll really learn the ropes. That’s what DH did, although the salary at the time was not great. But some of the investors retired or moved and asked him to manage their properties. Then he bought and flipped his own. Then he put together small deals. One step at a time! Unless your father is a wealthy real estate investor, obviously, then you can skip the first 900 steps lol! |
I respectfully disagree. The Owners Class provides not only information, but also lifetime mentorship, which is priceless. It also provides a community on which to share insights and deals. You cannot get this by reading online and both these items have come very much in handy.
Am I saying you cannot learn how to close deals online? 100% you can. But the mentorship and community are worth every penny you pay for the course IMHO.
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Mon, Feb 27 2023, 5:36 pm
| amother Skyblue wrote: | | Michigan? My husband just did the books for someone who invests in properties there and the returns seemed low to nill to losing money. Residential or commercial? |
I have both residential and commercial in Michigan. Maybe the guy who invests in Michigan doesnt know what hes doing
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Mon, Feb 27 2023, 5:41 pm
| amother Cyclamen wrote: | I would not recommend the owners class if you have a library nearby! It’s the same real estate investing principles that have been around for decades, repackaged for Lakewood and slapped with a 10x price tag. You can find the same with frum hair and makeup classes. I’m happy the people running the classes are doing well, but it’s not the best use of your money in terms of seeking business information.
There are also lots of real estate podcasts if you’re an audio learner. Be careful because many are just there to tease you and sell you their course. Some books do that as well. Read the Amazon reviews carefully. Many books do what books have done for generations- give you valuable information for a cheap price!
For some reason, this generation prefers to consume material via expensive courses, when much of that information could’ve been gleaned in a $20 book. Obviously you won’t have any hand holding with a book, but at least start that way!
My advice would be to get a job in a real estate investing office. That’s how you’ll really learn the ropes. That’s what DH did, although the salary at the time was not great. But some of the investors retired or moved and asked him to manage their properties. Then he bought and flipped his own. Then he put together small deals. One step at a time! Unless your father is a wealthy real estate investor, obviously, then you can skip the first 900 steps lol! |
Because your husband had this experience doesnt mean that people can't take the owners class. And also doesn't mean that they have to take 900 steps to success when they can invest a little money and skip half of the steps. It's not always black and white
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