SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 005 – FROM BROKE ROCK ‘N ROLLER TO MILLIONAIRE REAL ESTATE MOGUL Listen to master real estate investor and educator David Lindahl as he shares his personal rags to riches story and as he shares how others can achieve the same. He shares many insider tricks, tips and techniques that have allowed him to get the maximum return on every property investment. What You Will Learn What convinced Dave…
You’ve spent a considerable amount of time learning how to invest in real estate, and you’re ready to make your first purchase. How do you know if a property is a good buy? There are no guarantees when it comes to real estate, but if you analyze the property upfront using these guidelines, you’ll have a pretty clear indication whether you should buy a property or keep looking. It meets your predetermined…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 004 – FROM WALL STREET ATTORNEY TO MULTIFAMILY REAL ESTATE INVESTOR WITH JONATHAN TWOMBLY In this episode, hear how a brilliant Harvard educated attorney left a plush New York law firm to pursue real estate investing full-time. About Jonathan Jonathan Twombly is a graduate of Harvard College and Columbia Law School. Since 2013, he has run Two Bridges Asset Management LLC, a multifamily investment platform based in Brooklyn,…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 031 – GROWING A REAL ESTATE EMPIRE WHILE WORKING A FULL-TIME JOB WITH JEFF GREENBERG Since 2007, Jeff Greenberg has been investing in multi-family assets in emerging markets. An MBA with over thirty-five years experience in management, staff supervision, development, and training, Jeff started real estate investing while employed full-time in a demanding job. Jeff focuses on acquisitions, investor relationships, contract negotiations, business systems development, business management and…
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SHOW NOTES – EPISODE #002 WITH MICHAEL BECKER In this episode we examine the investment strategy of Michael Becker, a banker turned real estate investor. who acquired 3,000 units in three years. About Michael Michael Becker is a Principal at SPI Advisory LLC and heads SPI’s Frisco Texas office where he oversees all aspects of property operations, including asset management, property management oversight, accounting and taxation, capital improvement and renovation projects and investor…
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SHOW NOTES – EPISODE #001 WITH JOE FAIRLESS In this episode we hear from Joe Fairless, a real estate investor and podcast host who has amassed $28 million in apartment buildings in three years. About Joe Joe Fairless is Principal at Fairless Investing and Host of the extremely popular leading iTunes podcast – BEST REAL ESTATE INVESTING ADVICE EVER. He started buying multifamily properties in 2013 and now controls over $28,000,000 worth of…
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Who We Are The Old Dawg’s REI Network is unique community of real estate investors 50 years of age and older who are motivated to learn and succeed in real esate investing The “Network” provides education through Newsletters Blogs Podcasts Social Media Opportunities to meet other investors Our Audience People who are approaching retirement or already retired who are interested in generating more income Who also want to build a legacy for…
When I decided that investing in real estate was the best way to fund my retirement, I set out to learn everything I could about it. I talked to friends who had been successful in real estate investing, read anything and everything I could find, participated in forums/webinars, attended seminars, ordered courses, listened to podcasts and watched endless hours of YouTube videos. After all, the last thing I wanted to do was…
Getting ready to retire? Or, maybe you’ve retired, but you’re not sure your combined savings, Social Security, and pension (if you’re lucky enough to have one) will be enough for a comfortable living? You’re not the only one. According to the annual Retirement Confidence Survey released last month by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, only 21 percent of American workers feel “very confident” that they have enough money saved to fund their…
The Federal Reserve with its zero interest rate policy (ZIRP) has virtually killed the market for senior savers. Gone are the days of CDs and savings accounts that beat the combined costs of taxes and inflation. Even if you buy thirty year treasuries, a 3% return is about the best you can get and the risk to your capital is very high should interest rates normalize. There’s even been talk of the…