#126: Self-Storage Units: Recession-Proof Investments
The three Ds in storage units is a little different: death, divorce, and downsizing. This means that even in a recession, storage units are in demand as people shift into smaller apartments and lose the extra storage space in their homes. By adding storage units to your portfolio, you can add assets that steadily produce returns, even in a downturn.
#125: Breaking Out of the W2 Jail
Tying your earning potential to an hourly wage keeps you on a leash. Leslie Awasom’s great job in medicine became a W2 jail cell when he realized that. But shifting out of a W2 job and losing that steady paycheck was a huge change for him. Learn about how he’s doing it with his partner Tenny Tolofari in the Maryland metro area.
#124: Become a Transaction Engineer with Wholesaling Lease Options
Wholesaling lease options have a place in the entire lifecycle of the investor. Do you need some quick cash for a bigger, better deal? Lease options are a quick way to make money for other real estate ventures that you’re looking at. Joe McCall from Real Estate Investing Mastery shares how to use lease options to become a transaction engineer with creative financing.
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#123: Build Better Relationships: at Home, at Work, and at Play
Be a positive influence and do some good in the world by connecting with compassion. David Wood, a life coach, and performance expert shares three ways you can truly see the people around you. By asking questions that are truly interesting, you can help your team, your family, and your customers feel like they matter. And people who matter love doing business with you.
#122: 6 Steps to Being an Effective (or Very Ineffective) Portfolio Manager
Even if you hire a property management company, you still need to keep an eye on your operations. As the owner of the Ohio Landlord Association, I talk to a lot of landlords about how to maximize their investments. My 6 Dos and 6 Don’ts for property management will protect you from being surprised by a failing apartment building.
#121: Data, Measurement & Coronavirus
Data beats guts all day, says Neal Bawa from Multi-Family University. As the reigning mad scientist of multi-family, Neal uses data to predict trends and make safe secure investments. Your gut feeling may tell you to invest in your backyard, but does your city have the fundamentals in place to weather a recession?
#120: How Real Estate Changed in the Past 60 Days
When you’ve finally decided to scale up, what position should you hire for first? The first crucial hire sets the stage for the next, and then the next, until you’ve got a team that can run smoothly without your oversight. Lee Kearney has built up a team that can run without him, and he tested it when he was diagnosed with COVID-19 this spring. Since then, he and his team have had to pivot and prepare for what’s coming next in the real estate market.