SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 062 – THANK YOU AND BE ENCOURAGED! In this episode, Bill thanks Old Dawg listeners for a great year and presents a passionate appeal, encouraging listeners to develop their strategic plan as vehicle to successfully launch and/or grow their real estate investing efforts. Hello fellow Old Dawg’s! I trust you had a blessed Christmas, Hannakah or other holiday week time off! It’s great to enjoy this special season with family! As…
If you’re thinking about investing in real estate to make money, you need to first determine your financial goals. Do you need to make money quickly, invest for your children’s college fund, or build wealth for your retirement? Once you determine your financial goals, you need to decide which type of investing strategy works for you. Make Money in Real Estate – Fast Cash Strategy If you’re low on cash, get started…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 061 – W2 EMPLOYEE KICKIN’ IT WITH REAL ESTATE INVESTING Have you ever wondered how you can invest in real estate and maintain a full-time job? In this episode, you will hear first-hand how Lane Kawaoka manages to work a full-time job, locate, acquire and manage multiple investment properties and host a weekly podcast. What You Will Learn How you can build an investment portfolio while working a…
SHOW NOTES FOR EPISODE 060 – YOUR 2017 STRATEGIC PLAN In our last Fun Facts Friday episode we talked about looking back at the past year. Documenting and recording everything you did relative to your real estate investing. In this episode, we outline exactly what elements are needed for your 2017 strategic plan how what comprises each element. The importance of getting the plan done before the new year is pivotal to your success. Tracking…
Some of the most successful stock investors ever have based their investing principals on value investing. Investors such as Benjamin Graham, Irving Kahn, and Warren Buffet, have used value investing to build vast empires of wealth. Value investing was conceived by Benjamin Graham, and David Dodd, in their classic book, “Security Analysis,” written in 1934. Although they were talking about stocks, there is still a lot to be learnt from value investing…
SHOW NOTES FOR #059 – MULTIPLE STREAMS OF INCOME WITH THE CASHFLOW NINJA In this episode, M.C. Laubscher (otherwise known as the Cashflow Ninja) shares his personal journey from world traveler and rugby athlete to real estate investor and cashflow master. He shares the challenges and education that propelled him to his current mission to help others better understand how they can generate and manage cashflow for retirement through multiple streams of income. What You Will Learn…
SHOW NOTES FOR #058 – Year-End Planning Introduction As we approach year-end, I am very excited about completing my 2017 Strategic Plan. If you are just starting out in real estate investing, this could also be a great time for you to start putting your first strategic plan together. Or, if you are already investing, to review where you are and look ahead to what you need to do to reach your investing goals. …
Classic business philosophy teaches that a great part of survival and subsequent success lies in an operation’s ability to reduce mistakes. The cost of repairing the mistakes is inversely proportional to the amount of profit potential of the operation. In other words…”Mistakes Kill the Profit Margin!!!!!” As landlord’s, we don’t want to do damage to the precious profit margin we fought so hard to nurture. A landlord’s profit margin struggles every day…
SHOW NOTES FOR #057 – SPECIAL OPS LEASE OPS Even though the emphasis of this podcast is generally on buy ‘n hold real estate investing, there are many different types of real investing. In this episode, Joint Ops Properties, LLC founders James Vreeland and Bob Scott discuss their lucrative real estate investing business that buys distressed single family homes and sells them to tenant buyers with lease-to-own option agreements. What You Will Learn…
SHOW NOTES FOR #056 – 7 STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING WEALTH AFTER 50 Getting ready to retire? Or, maybe you’re already 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 recently released annual Retirement Confidence Survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, only 21 percent of American workers feel “very…