Consider Molly Sims and her best friend Emese Gormley your new girlfriends on speed dial for all your pressing beauty and wellness needs. Is Botox a good idea? Should you try that new diet you saw on the Today Show? Molly and Emese have your back. With guests ranging from top health and beauty experts to their industry friends, you’ll get the scoop on the latest trends, which products and procedures to try, and which to run from-- and they just might be doing it all with a drink in hand. Prepare to be obsessed.
In this episode, we explore: Celebrating 100 episodes of Lessons In Real Estate Show Going on hiatus Thanking you, the learners What's next? About Anthony: Anthony Pinto is the Managing Partner of Pinto Capital Investments (PCI), a real estate investment firm focused on acquiring affordable and workforce multifamily properties and apartment buildings through syndications. Since 2019, We have gone full cycle on 2 large apartment complexes (+100 units) with IRR in excess of 85%. Today's episode is a celebration of Lessons in Real Estate Show's 100th episode. Two and a half years on the air and we still clearly remember the hours, the guests, recordings, and editing that led to today. We're also taking this opportunity to express our thank you to the learners and listeners. We also talk about what's next for the podcast and maybe some future plans. Check out this episode to learn more! Connecting with the Guest: Website: https://pintocapitalinvestments.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pintocapitalinvestments/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-pinto/ #100thepisode #realestate #gratitude…
In this episode, we explore: Guest Intro: Peggy Pinto Reasons why we do real estate Start in real estate Getting over fears and doubts Sacrificing time with family to have more time with family In the Military, you're replaceable About Peggy: Peggy Pinto is an Active Duty Navy Nurse, Co-Owner of Pinto Capital Investments, Wife to Anthony, a Villanova Graduate, a creative content creator, and recently a Mother to our Baby girl, Mary. Today she joins us in our 99th episode. She shares with us her journey with Anthony through life, real estate, and the military. Join us as she shares details about being a dual military spouse and investing in real estate. She also talks about real estate from her perspective, overcoming her own doubts and fears. Snapshot: What is your number one failure in real estate? Learning the hard lesson to trust your gut, whether that is the people or properties. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Set aside time for each other. Remember your why. What inspired you to marry a military and serve your country? My Mom was a Navy Reservist deployed to Afghanistan. What is your dream? Working to live. Figuring out that balance for us. Being able to live comfortably. #multifamilyrealestate #realestateandmilitary #dualmilitaryspouse…
Welcome back to another episode. Today’s guest, Tyler Goble, is an active duty Marine Corps officer who uses proprietary code to analyze investment opportunities and mitigate risk. He is also the owner of LTG investments, a company dedicated to fighting human trafficking through the power of real estate. If you would like to know more about real estate investing. Check our website pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Guest intro and background: Tyler Goble Military background and how he got into real estate Using real estate to fight human trafficking Evaluating first property and house hacking Exit strategy on the first property Analyzing markets and understanding taxes Using data to analyze markets About Tyler: Tyler is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy with a bachelor of science in Quantitative Economics and played inside linebacker for the Midshipmen. Following graduation, he was commissioned into the United States Marine Corps where he served as an infantry officer. Tyler is currently obtaining his master's degree in Operations Research with a certificate in Operational Data Science and Statistical Machine Learning. He is passionate about fighting human trafficking through real estate investing. Along with his wife Lyndsey, they founded LTG Investments, a real estate investment company that is dedicated to leveraging their own time, talents, and treasure to help end modern day slavery. Tyler handles all investment decisions for the firm, utilizing a deep understanding of statistics and proprietary algorithms to mitigate risk and maximize returns. The method is real estate investing, the goal is 1M in donations a year from active real estate investing and 100k in passive income donated annually. Snapshot: 41:29 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? Over rehabbing a five-bedroom place. 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Don’t suck at your job because it does carry over. 3. What inspired you to serve your country? Wanting to be part of a team. Serve other folks that are passionate and motivated. 4. What is your dream? Figure out a way to build something so big that we could be more generous. Connecting with the Guest: Website: http://ltginvestments.com/ LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylergoble54/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/ltg-investments-llc/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ltg_investments/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LTGInvestments Email : tyler@ltginvestments.com #HumanTrafficking #RealEstate #thelessonsinrealestate…
For today's episode, we have an awesome guest Myles Spetsios. A founding member of The Joint Chiefs of Real Estate also known as JCORE. He is an active duty space force officer and a general partner on over 250 units. Tune in as he shares what he has done to make investing in real estate work even while on active duty. If you would like to know more about real estate investing. Check our website https:// pintocapitalinvestments.com Myles Spetsios is a seasoned Space Force Officer with experience leading large teams at the tactical and operational levels. He has a degree in engineering and experience in project management and business administration. Myles helps others invest passively in cash-flowing assets. While in the Air Force, Myles has led over 200+ Airmen in various capacities and has been responsible for over $100M worth of equipment. His experience leading teams in the areas of Civil Engineering, and IT directly correlate to the Multifamily industry. Myles also excels at the technical aspects of real estate drawing on his background in Electrical and Computer Engineering. His primary skills are in Project Management; Data Analysis; Business Plan Development; and Underwriting. He is currently part of the JCORE team serving as the lead underwriter. In this episode, we explore: Guest Background Getting into the Real Estate Investment Having the right partners Different skill sets for each roles Trusting people in finding deals Importance of communication Finding a great property management team Snapshot: 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? Not going after more. Having limited belief and limited mindset 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? You can do it too. Take the time. Get educated. 3. What inspired you to serve your country? Very strong family ties. 4. What is your dream? Build a legacy for my family. Connecting with the Guest: Website: https://jcoreinvestments.com/ LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spetsios/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jcore_investments/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jcoreinvestments/ #multifamilyrealestate #spaceforce #thelessonsinrealestate…
Very excited to have Patrick Menefee on the show. He is the founder and CEO of Invest DGP. He created the Invest DGP platform to give back to the community and help others the way he’s been helped! Patrick grew up in Minnesota. He graduated from Ranger School in 2012 and spent time in Africa and Southwest Asia over his 6-year career as an Infantry Officer before joining corporate America. He started with small multifamily properties and quickly scaled from 8 properties and 20 units within 10 months of getting started. He was able to do this while working full time in the banking industry as a consultant with one of the Big Four, spending every week traveling and living out of a hotel. In August 2020 He shifted his primary focus to house flipping, and on October 30, 2020, decided to quit his well-paying full-time job to go into real estate full time. He currently runs and is scaling a house flipping business in the Charlotte, NC MSA. You can do real estate as an investor or as a full-time business. Patrick loves real estate and the business side of it so today, He shares the key lessons he learned about the business side of real estate, taking massive action, how he transitioned from real estate as a side hustle to a full-time business, learning from past mistakes, and how to go about finding the right people once you’ve made this decision. Tune in! If you would like to know more about real estate investing. Check our website pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: -Guest Background -Military background and how he got into real estate -What made him take action -Own money or raise capital? -First two properties -Calling up a contractor -One of the main reasons people get into real estate on the side -Getting into hiring -Transition from real estate investor to a real estate business owner -Options as a CEO -One that looks out and away while the other one looks down and in -How to go about finding the right person -Partnerships Patrick was born and raised in Minnetonka, MN. After earning a business degree from Iowa State University he was commissioned as an Infantry Officer in the US Army. He graduated from Ranger School in 2012 and spent time in Africa and Southwest Asia over his 6-year career before joining corporate America as a consultant at a Big Four firm. Snapshot: 40:26 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? -Being too trusting. The worst deals were tied back to that. 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? -Systems. There are a ton of systems that are in place and you can learn from those. -Setting and enforcing standards. You need to have standards for everything you do in your business. 3. What inspired you to serve your country? -Sense of duty and honor -A neighbor who enlisted ahead of me. I saw him go do it and that was a very big inspiration for me. 4. What is your dream? -Build a legacy, a life. Leaving an impact on my family and for God. Connecting with the Guest: Website: https://www.investdgp.com/ LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-menefee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investdgp/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/patrick.menefee.3 Email : patrick@investdgp.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxbnzkSXJD4lF4z_lTtqgvQ #realestate #multifamilyproperties #bankingindustry…
Welcome to another episode! Patrick Has been investing since 2008. Since then he and his wife have managed to acquire an impressive net worth and amount of real estate in a short amount of time individually, no syndications or partnerships involved. He enlisted right out of high school in the year 2000, went through the nuke program as a sub guy and did not stop applying at the naval academy until they said yes. During his A school days, he met Chief McGrath who taught him the value of real estate and how to get into it while on active duty. Soon after, he went into brokerage with the goal of helping people do and achieve what he has. Once you've made an investment on a property, you can decide where your returns will come from: appreciation or cash flow. Ideally, a property should be able to provide both but the reality is far from it. Patrick shares with us his strategies for buying properties, using the economy and demographics to predict which properties will provide returns on appreciation or cash flow, and the best time to invest for either one. There’s a lot to learn from this episode so don’t miss it! Click the link below to find out how this information can help with your success https://www.pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: -Patrick’s military background and how he got into real estate -Buying owner occupied property -Going into brokerage -Financing that Patrick used to buy his first property -Why your first purchase should be a duplex -When to use a VA loan -Things to remember when working with realtors -What your success or failure in real estate is based on -Strategy for buying properties -The Gordon growth model -Cash Flow and cap rate -Where do you want your return to come from: appreciation or cash flow -How to evaluate a market that you’re wanting to buy in -Two things in real estate that are speculative Patrick is an award-winning real estate agent, business owner, and investor with a focus on educating and serving clients at the highest level. In 2020, Patrick was awarded San Diego's highest real estate honor when he was recognized as San Diego's Team Leader Realtor of the Year by the San Diego Association of Realtors (SDAR) and the San Diego Union Tribune. Additionally, within SDAR, Patrick has earned Platinum Realtor status and Platinum Team status, recognizing him and his team amongst the top 1% of all Realtors and real estate teams within San Diego County. Patrick was also recognized as “40 Under 40” within San Diego real estate for three years in a row, between 2018 to 2020, as recognized by the San Diego Union-Tribune and SDAR. Snapshot Timestamp: 43:28 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? /lesson learned - Investing for capital appreciation rather than cash flow will usually make you wealthier faster. 2. As a veteran investor, what advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? - The sooner you start the better. Don’t try and time the market just go out there and buy. 3. What inspired you to serve your country? - My Grandfather was a WWII veteran. I wanted to follow in his footsteps. 4. What is your dream? - A quote from Henry David Thoreau: “To live as many lives in this one as possible” Connecting with the Guest: Website: https://kappelrealtygroup.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickkappe Email: patrick.kappel@compass.com #valoans #investinrealestate #strategy…
Welcome to the Greg Schowe! Greg Schowe is an advanced real estate specialist with over 20 years of experience. His expertise is real estate transfer tax planning, specializing in the not-so-well-known tax code that is Section 1031. Greg combines his knowledge of real estate and tax laws to help individuals plan the most advantageous way to execute exchanged property dispositions under Section 1031 Exchanges in order to minimize taxes, reduce liabilities and plan for future investment success. He has coached over 5,000 real estate professionals all over the state of Missouri. The best part about a 1031 exchange is that it is structured as a deferral of capital gains tax. This allows investors to receive the proceeds from their exchange, eventually deferring their taxes on any gains until the sale of their new property. That makes it one of the most powerful and valuable financial tools available to real estate investors. Greg Schowe will provide you with a vast overview of his knowledge base of 1031 exchanges and the various strategies he uses for his clients. Watch Greg get ‘show-y’ as he goes on a deep dive with us in this episode. Click here on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Greg’s prolific Navy career Commercial deals to 1031 exchanges Pursuing the lifestyle you want The 1031 Exchange is a process Oil, gas, minerals, easements, and DSTs Case study: Multifamily and capital gains tax Timeline process of 1031 Exchanges Delayed and reverse exchanges Qualified intermediary and fund security How 1031 Exchanges with syndications Questions asked: What is your number one failure in real estate? - Sold all multifamily units 10 years ago As AD investor, what advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? - Just go for it. Knowledge is not doing, so if you're going to do it, do it. What inspired you to serve your country? - Felt like I had a calling thanks to generations of military family members What is your dream? - Creating a lifestyle where I don’t have to worry; help people get what they want, and you'll get everything that you've ever wanted. Connecting with the Guest Email: gregschowe1031@gmail.com Phone: (314) 369-8766 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-schowe-97b0a49/ #1031exchange #taxcode #realestate…
Josh Baker has been a diver all his life. Once at Navy boot camp, he almost went in the cryptography direction but the call of the dive was far too strong. He built a storied military diving career, from secondary command, climbing the ranks to first-class, making chief his first year on the mobile diving and salvage unit, and running the diving robotics division. He’s also been on multiple deployments in South America and Bahrain. Now, he’s reached his 20th year and intends to retire very soon. The cherry on top to all of that? He dived into real estate in the middle of his active military duty stint. Being the avid diver he is, Josh has made it his life to explore deep unknown trenches. He bought his first house soon as he realized apartments are black holes for your cash flow. It wasn’t perfect of course but he put his handyman skills to work and made sure his properties are renter-proof. He shares his in-depth method on how he achieved that. You certainly will not want to miss that one. Most of all, Josh goes on to shed some honesty and genuineness when dealing with tenants, and how it all ties with his goals to help and teach others about real estate. Watch the episode and dive in with Josh himself! Click here on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Almost crypto tech to Navy Diver 20-year path to retirement House hacking start Make it your main goal to buy a house Renter-proof homes Having reserves is integral Dealing with nightmare tenants Humanizing the approach Helping others buy and manage houses Real Estate during active duty Changing your sphere of influence Being genuine as a realtor About Josh: Snapshot Timestamp: 40:00 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? Should’ve got a license earlier and bought more houses 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Control your debt-income ratio 3. What inspired you to serve your country? I came from a long line of military family members with a passion to serve What is your dream? Create an environment that supersedes me Connecting with the Guest Website: http://bakerrealty.com/ Email: josh@bakerreatly.com #renterproof #tenants #househack…
Greg was born into a military career family. His father and every man in their house all served in the military. Early on, he was instilled with an entrepreneur mindset and realized that life was all about providing value and scaling. He built multiple businesses and lived a long storied life that many business owners dream of. Greg went from doing every job available to scaling a small handyman business, which he sold off for $30 Million, a deal that got him started in real estate. That time alone took 17 years of preparation but Greg is the epitome of focus and action plan. You cannot help but appreciate the cerebral approach of Greg. He’s figured everything down to a tee, from scaling in real estate, professionalism, and credibility, and automation, from leads to marketing, and scheduling. The key is to become exclusive and make your time as valuable as possible. He carries himself with such expertise and shares so much value that made this episode such a pleasure. And that’s what Greg is all about: providing value where there is a problem, having a plan, execute and start now. He has used his lifetime of sharp experience to educate and impact as many lives as possible. Watch the episode and meet the great Greg! Click here on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Greg’s career military family Natural Born Entrepreneur Construction to Buy and Sell The long road to handyman Sold company for $30 Million Starting and scaling in Real Estate A networking contact sport Providing value for a problem Marketing, leads, and automation About James: 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? Got taken advantage of because I didn’t put everything into writing 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Start now, learn the market, the business, educate yourself, take action 3. What inspired you to serve your country? Passionate about the US, a rite of passage, a hardened patriot 4. What is your dream? Impact as many lives as possible in this lifetime Connecting with the Guest Website: https://www.gregdickerson.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/agregdickerson/videos #entrepreneurship #business #value…
We all need a roof above our heads. The first and most crucial in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. When you meet your basic housing need, time and opportunities become abundant. Not to mention the mental benefits of getting to live properly. It is a tragedy how many families and veterans in the military can’t even meet this basic necessity. James offers a solution. In fact, he manages a fund that directly helps house military families and service members. In this episode, James takes us through his passionate journey and the colossal financial world of single-family offices. James is another Lean advocate. He believes the 2 seconds improvements we make will snowball into more time and more money. He dreams of building an empire and giving back to the veteran community, teaching financial independence. Now on his way to creating business #3, James also dreams of a roof above every head. A true family man. In this episode, James shares how you don’t have to sell something and what a single-family office is, the grand empire he dreams of building one day. Check out his passionate plans, watch the episode now! Click here on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Benefits while on active duty Consumerism and how to budget Learning the rules, Playing the game Asking the right questions Education on VA loan What is a single-family office Vertical integration Homing military family members About James: Guest Bio: James is a Passionate Entrepreneur and Lean Thinker. Focused on Growth, Pro-activity, Team, Emotional Intelligence, Innovation, Value, and Freedom. He was trained by the US Army in Combat Tactics, Preparation, Accountability, and Psychological Operations. James was inspired and motivated by the process of building businesses and is currently on business #3, which I'm fostering into an Idea Meritocracy Organization. He values radically open-minded people with principles and character and is constantly learning, networking, and brainstorming. Now on the path to building my own Single Family Office. He is passionate about: - Giving back to the Veteran Community. - Inspiring others to put good into the world. - Showing people the path to financial independence. - Scaling ideas and businesses across the country. - Pioneering on the front line of innovation. - Surrounding myself with higher-level thinkers. Snapshot Timestamp: 47:04 What is your number one failure in real estate? Starting with single-family and not asking the right questions 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Learn the VA loan inside and out 3. What inspired you to serve your country? The military guns, airplanes, and the career was very appealing 4. What is your dream? Financial freedom and giving back Connecting with the Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesmarszalek/ #VAlaon #veteranhousing #singlefamilyoffice…
Hugh rocks a mustache like it’s nobody’s business. But it is his business to make sure your organization is just as suave. Hugh went from working for a W2 in what felt like forever then jumping ship into the family manufacturing business without any prior experience. What he had instead was military training and an extensive education in financial IT. This combination meant he had a knack for spotting problems and solving them efficiently. He leaned into this hard as he did with his 80s mustache fashion choice. This week’s episode can’t get any more eccentric. If you think jumping from tech to manufacturing without experience is crazy, talk about blindly jumping into real estate with little prior knowledge. But soon enough, Hugh came packin’. All it took was two seconds. He preaches a lean process structure that identifies wasted steps while empowering teams to proactively and creatively solve them. A principle that builds a vibrant culture of critical ownership and efficient growth. Hugh has used this to help others create that extra mind space to profit exponentially, proven by his own real estate success. A true zero to (mustached) hero story. Click now on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Hugh’s mustache and his ‘almost military’ path From tech to ship manufacturing The 2-second Lean Continuous Improvement Critical Thinking and Engagement Identifying Waste Teaching Ownership The 5-minute THREE S improvement Building the Culture About Hugh: Lean Manufacturing Bio: Have over 25,000 hours of Lean Manufacturing background. Helped transform 3 companies into 2-second lean companies by age 28. Since then, founded 2 companies and weaponized his lean lessons against his personal finance and real estate portfolio. Hugh's personal largest achievement was taking a Manufacturing operation from 22 days cycle time, down to 3 hours, while reducing wasted Transportation from 1280 meters to only 36 Meters. The reconfiguration cost that company $20,000. That improvement saves that company ~ $7MM/year, every year moving forward. This was done through understanding not only lean but how to build a dynamic and awesome team of critical thinkers inside a culture of continuous improvement. When Hugh isn't developing his workforce in the ways of lean, he spends his time educating eager business owners who share the same passion for learning. He can often be found on the shop floor of hundreds of companies helping to train the leadership on how to instill a culture of continuous improvement. Snapshot Timestamp: 47:04 What is your number one failure in real estate? I didn’t properly scale sooner or didn’t delegate soon enough 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? As a spouse, don’t be afraid, ask questions, jump in 3. What is your dream? Empower as many business owners that want to help themselves Connecting with the Guest Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDaX1rBKFxyNuNWDSBLgEyQ Email: w2tomillionaire@gmail.com #2secondlean #w2tomillionaire #problemsolving…
Dane is a good friend and an even better storyteller. You can tell by the way he connects using language, talking about psychology, relationships, and development. His story starts at the Silicon Slopes, the rising tech mecha in Utah. While his high-level tech career was in an upward swing, he came to a crossroads. He chose Love and took the road less traveled. A path that ultimately led him to real estate. Dane lives his life like he tells his stories, with contagious pleasure. First off, he is the military spouse supporting his wife Kim, whose military career took them to the Land of the Rising Sun. Dane went from title running in a car dealership, to a director in tech speech and AI, to almost buying that same dealership, to a rebirth meditation that changed his life! All while living in Japan. He is every bit of the passionate storytelling character you could imagine with stories of Love and adventure that will fill your days. It is a pleasure to connect again with Dane in this episode. Listen to his storied path that goes from auto red lights to a green light Hugh. In this episode, we explore: From Tech to Real Estate Being a military spouse Love and Relationship Life in Japan Meeting Anthony The Power of Storytelling Connecting through Meaningful Language Golden buzzers are because of great stories About Dane: Over the past 6 years, Dane has been fortunate enough to work with some of the most amazing teams and some of the world's largest and most innovative brands, whilst supporting a navy spouse whose career has taken him across the globe. During that time, his strategic thinking and unyielding desire to provide value landed him in the center of executive sales roles, marketing and brand recognition, strategy, business development, artificial intelligence and machine learning, tech consulting, and personal coaching and mentoring. Living abroad in Japan, he had to completely reinvent himself, learn a new language, and develop a working knowledge of a complex culture that plays a major role in the world’s global economy. It was one of the most challenging experiences of his life, yet one of the most rewarding both personally and professionally. At the beginning of 2021, he took the biggest chance of his life and moved to Missouri and partnered with a real estate investor named Hugh Carnahan as his chief operations and strategic officer where they are committed to building a 2-second lean company and buy and hold single family, commercial, and retail properties. His goal is to build strong communities through conscious real estate investing and use technology to enhance the human experience, whether that’s in real estate or mentoring up and coming entrepreneurs, which lends to his overall mission of helping individuals and organizations tell their personal stories and share their unique visions with the world. The philosophy he lives by is: Action This Day! Snapshot Timestamp: 39:04 1. What is your number one failure in real estate? I didn’t invest sooner 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Get involved and do your research 3. What is your dream? To sit in a room and help amazing people tell stories Connecting with the Guest (Provided by client) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danelogan/ Email: danelogan@outlook.com Phone Number: 801-512-6835 #storytelling #language #connecting…
Kris Reid greets us with a sunny morning episode all the way from Vietnam! Originally from Brisbane, he studied software engineering during his time as an Army cadet with the Australian military. A path that led him to software in finance and the banks of London. He then rode that high all the way to the 2008 crash. He goes home beat down and works on his idea to build an online game, a path that also leads him to SEO. So from “cub scout with a gun” to the “coolest guy in SEO”. You don’t want to miss this episode packed with good knowledge. Be sure to check out ardordseo.com/content Click now on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Why do most businesses fail How to generate predictable revenue How to grow a podcast How to get started growing a business Cost-effective marketing strategies Why is most marketing a waste of money? How does traditional marketing (Radio, TV) measure against digital marketing? Why hire a marketing agency? How to hire a marketing agency? About Kris: Most entrepreneurs struggle to get more customers, so Kris developed a simple system to get your message in front of your ideal audience to predictably grow your business. So, how did do it? When the 2008 global financial crisis hit, Kris, then a Software Engineer in Brisbane, Australia, decided to build an online computer game. Like many online businesses, he struggled to get visitors to his website to play the game. Kris put his analytical mind to work and develop a simple system to get people to his website to play the game…and he did, by learning the rules of SEO! Kris further developed his simple system to get businesses predictable profits by directing traffic to websites. This was the birth of Ardor SEO. He now works with diverse companies and brands all over the world to help them get customers and make profits that they’ve always envisioned. Indeed, his own passion for entrepreneurship, small businesses, veganism and helping sustainable, ethical businesses directs his vision for Ardor and the company’s impact on the world. Snapshot Timestamp: 39:04 What is your number one failure in real estate? I invest through others, so no particular failure here 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Read a lot of business books 3. What is your dream? Freedom to spend time with family and wake up when I want to Quotes: “If nothing is the main thing, then everything is the main thing” 20:59 “You don’t build a house without a strategy, it’s the same with a website” 29:15 Podcast transcripts might sound like a good idea, but it’s not” 23:07 Connecting with the Guest Website: ardorseo.com/content #seo #keywords #marketing…
We are joined today by Ashton [in Afghanistan], the other half of the Levarek brother duo that runs Valkere group. They went from bouncing off each other’s ideas to finding their complementing. Ashton was a helicopter rescue for the Coast Guard for 6 years and then retired as an Air Force Pararescue. All Ashton ever wanted was to be deployed as much as he could. Today he is a visionary leader for their fund group. Join us and find out how Ashton went from jumping off helicopters to jumping in real estate. Click now on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. pintocapitalinvestments.com. In this episode, we explore: Military stint Brotherly ideas Leveraging other’s expertise and experience Going from Residential to Commercial Difference between looking for partners and looking for capital Visionaries and Implementers Commitment and taking action Leveraging the blessing of technology “Who is your tribe?” About Ashton: Ashton acts as the sales and marketing manager for Valkere Investment Group. He coordinates the development of new and existing partner relationships and provides innovative ways to increase brand awareness. Ashton is a retired Air Force Special Warfare Pararescue Jumper, a Sniper and Combat Diver. With over 10 combat deployments and 21 years of experience working within US Special Operations, Ashton is a strong believer in leveraging expertise and professional experience to ensure mission success and therefore focuses on building effective teams to ensure our investments are successful. Ashton now lives in Oregon with his wife Vivian, and their two little girls, where he enjoys traveling the world, as well as teaching his girls to surf and snowboard. Snapshot Timestamp: What is your number one failure in real estate? The struggle of 60-70k under budget 2. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Do it 3. What inspired you to serve your country? Jumping out of helicopters and busting drug dealers 4. What is your dream? To start a non-profit for Spec Ops and their families Quotes: [[00:15:23]] "Know thyself and be free" [[00:40:10]] "Have fun, that's what we’re here to do" [[00:42:41]] "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky Connecting with the Guest Website: valkeregroup.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashton-levarek-ba03b4161/ #leveraging #studenthousing #mobilehomeparks…
Today, we will get twice the value in lessons! Suzy and Michael are a Real Estate couple, not to mention Suzy is a rare female syndicator in an industry dominated by men. They make this all work while being based overseas 4,000 miles away! Unheard of. Michael is on active-duty Air Force stationed in England while he completes his Phd in Biochemistry at the University of Cambridge. Suzy works as a program manager in a Biotech company and has gone through every scenario possible as a military spouse. They both worked through juggling careers, dreams and their relationship into a successful Real Estate venture, recently closing 100 units at the end of June. Find out how they made it all possible in this episode. Click now on the link below to find how you can begin a success story just like this. In this episode, we explore: Active duty tour as a military PhD student Extreme long-distance investment How we go started in Real Estate Being Patient with Online Content Working as a Real Estate Couple Being a female syndicator Creating an Impact in the Community Leveraging training and career About Suzy and Michael: Suzy and Michael are the Founders of Adventurous Real Estate Investors. They specialize in Return on Impact. Through real estate investing they create immeasurable impacts; in their family, with their friends, in their community, with the families (residents) they serve, in the spaces where they want to be generous.... everywhere and anywhere! Snapshot Timestamps: 39:04 What is your number one failure in real estate? Thinking you had to start in single family homes What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Leveraging whatever military training you have What inspired you to serve your country? I wanted to give back and be part of something bigger than myself.. And leverage the opportunity from the military, education-wise. What is your dream? Travel, immerse and build schools. Implement education in a way that serves the community. Quotes: “Be very clear what your end goal is and work towards that every single day” 25:29 “Go five levels deep on your Why.. because that will help you propel through those tough times” 33:21 “When more women and men think about people first instead of profit first, you get so much more from it all” 43:28 Connecting with the Guest Website: https://adventurousrei.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventurous.rei/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/adventurousREI?_rdc=1&_rdr LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/adventurous-real-estate-investors/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6a2b5QSuwVNM_zcsoIRe3w…
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