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Today’s episode is a bit different from the others, but is also very special. We are joined by several of the owners of For Investors by Investors (FIBI) to discuss more about FIBI and networking. Networking is an important factor of any experienced investor because without a solid network, you’re on your own.

Mistakes happen, especially when you are just beginning in the investment world. The key to success is learning from them and adapting your strategies to maximize profit. Investment errors do not mean failure and do not signify defeat. Our guest is a very active real estate investor and syndicator, despite making virtually every investment mistake. 

Whether you watch the news on television or read it in a paper, there is a good chance you are left with some questions. When the news is full of talk about the dollar collapsing and not remaining the world reserve currency, many people wonder what that means for them. That question often remains unanswered, which is why we are going to discuss these topics today in order to find the much needed answers.

When you make your first investment you can go through a myriad of emotions. The excitement, nervousness, and anticipation may seem overwhelming at times. As you become more prepared and knowledgeable about investing, your anxieties will diminish. Today our guest is one who has gone through many transitions as an investor. His story and background could perhaps be one you can relate to, and will possibly help you in your future investments.

Learning from other individuals and their successes can be extremely beneficial to you when it comes to investing and your personal life. Today we will talking about the technical aspect of real estate investing as well as our guest and his achievements. He has built a significant and recognizable brand which has allowed him to make remarkable moves in the industry over a short period of time. By delving into his accomplishments, we can continue to…

When it comes to investing in real estate, you may find it hard to determine where your money should go. There are duplexes, fourplexes, small apartment complexes, and even large ones that contain over 100 units. How do you decide where to invest? Today we will talk with a syndicator who has been involved in a variety of different transaction sizes from triplexes to sizable apartment complexes.

Most individual accredited investors do not typically use the key strategies that the ultra-wealthy utilize. This is because they do not consider these strategies as options because they are not aware of their existence. Learning about these strategies and how to use them can be extremely beneficial to the investor and their outcome. Our topic for today is how to build legacy wealth through the strategies of the ultra high net worth.

Today’s episode is going to be a bit unique, due to the fact I am going to be the host and the guest. There are two major announcements that I want to discuss in this episode that I find important. One of which is a review of Freedom Fest and the experience I had while there. The other is a review of “The Housing Bubble” which is a newly released documentary available on Amazon.

Online shopping has been a blessing for some, and a nightmare for many others. E-Commerce stores have been putting pressure on many retail tenants, especially those who only offer physical products. However, despite all of the negativity, this can create a very unique investment opportunity. In order to take advantage of this opportunity, it is important to talk to an expert in the sector to discuss what is taking place in the asset class as…

One investment vehicle that is not often thought of but good to utilize is debt. Hard money loans are a great way to invest in debt since they provide the ability to get reliable, passive income while protecting the investor from equity risk. If done correctly, it can be very successful. Sometimes mistakes are made though, and investors will really suffer the consequences. Today we are going to talk about whether you should be lending…