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#113: Residential Mortgage Notes

When someone defaults on a housing loan, who still wins in that scenario? Figuring out how to win in every scenario is a big part of Bob Fraser’s investment strategy, and that’s why he buys mortgage notes. With more than a few recessions under his belt, Bob has seasoned advice for real estate investors on how to maneuver through the COVID-19 recovery.

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#112: Urban Townhouse Workforce Housing

Being resourceful is one of the top characteristics of a successful entrepreneur. On his way to building micro-units, Scott Choppin from Urban Pacific found instead a building model that fits in an unrealized niche. Pivoting to address this undersupply, Scott’s been able to keep his company busy even as projects across California have slowed down.

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#111: Having a Direct Relationship with Money

Institutional loans have come to a screeching halt while banks wait for a sign of the direction this economy is going to go in. Even crowdfunding platforms have slowed down as it seems like everyone’s holding their breath. There are going to be some amazing deals on the marketplace in the next six to eighteen months, but your ability to access private money is going to be crucial to your success.

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#110: Market Trends in a Post-Pandemic World

Everyone’s got an opinion about which way the market’s going to go, so I turned to Daren Blomquist, the vice president of market economics from Auction.com, for some hard data. The trends in the housing market for the first quarter are surprising, but also rapidly changing. Daren and I talk about some of the pressures on the current market, and make some predictions as to how the pandemic could impact real estate.

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#109: Recession vs Natural Disaster, Unit Sales vs Home Prices

You’re going to hear a lot of misleading terms that supposedly demonstrate where the housing market is going in the next year. I set the record straight today about what home sale units really vreflect, and what you should actually focus your attention on.

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#108: Investor Update with Jack Petrick

One of the key parts of a joint venture is giving the investors an accurate and honest picture of their investment. Jack Petrick and I show how we talk to our investors about some apartments we bought with them last year. We walk them through the plan we had, and we address the concerns we know they’ll have about the impact of the Coronavirus on occupancy rates.

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#107: Putting Your Presence on Steroids During a Crisis

Let more potential investors get to know you without filling up every appointment on your calendar. Digital marketing can help you find your perfect investor who is pre-qualified to invest with you before you even pick up the phone to talk with them. Dr. Gower from the Gower Crowd talks about what digital marketing looks like for real estate investing, and how you can build a better funnel for your audience.

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#106: Coronavirus and the 2008 Housing Market Collapse

How you frame the opportunities in the real estate market right now is incredibly important because your mindset is going to determine whether you run toward those opportunities or hide from them. Rod Khleif and I talk about how the impact of the Coronavirus is different from 2008, and how educating yourself, networking, and feeling gratitude can reorient yourself for the market shift that’s coming.

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#105: Corona Virus Eviction and Foreclosure [Truths and Myths] with David Streeter

Even in these unprecedented times, there are still some rules and laws that protect landlords’ investments. The CARES Act directly impacts real estate and small businesses, so I talk with my personal real estate lawyer David Streeter about the protections being written into the law to protect and preserve the relationships between tenants, landlords, and banks.

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#104: Elite Tactics for Finding Deals

Wearing the two hats of Realtor and real estate investor is paying off for many of the brokers in Travis Tomlinson’s real estate office. He talks about some of the benefits and limitations of this arrangement, and why he recommends it for all of his new agents. He describes his “driving for dollars” marketing strategy, and the results it’s yielding for him.

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