If you want to succeed in real estate, it’s not enough to sit on the sidelines and learn everything. If you don’t put all of that knowledge to work, you’re not going to be able to do anything. You have to take action. Jawad Dashti the owner of TooDash CRE, likens it to playing Monopoly without knowing the rules. In this episode of Uncontested Investing, Jawad sits down with
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Value every relationship that you make in real estate. It’s not about how much money you make. Real estate investing is a numbers game in a people business. You need to pay people what they are worth. You never know when you might need them again. Join Tim Herriage as he talks to the Director of Operations at LNH Capital and myRE360, Adonis Lockett about valuing the relationships you
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What is it like to make a ton of money and grow companies that weren’t yours? Our guest, BRRRR method expert Josh Wilson, knows what that feels like, and it became the turning point for why he started figuring out ways to buy real estate. In this episode, Josh talks about how he started in property management. He shares how he discovered the BRRRR method and incorporated it into
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Most real estate investors find it difficult to source their assets for their portfolios and forget to make sure they do the appropriate due diligence. In this episode, Suzanne Andresen shares some advice for the investors and explains how important conducting your due diligence is. She also talks about your lifestyle choice and how it affects your property to be under equity. Listen to this episode and hear what
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Systems and processes are essential because they are the veins that allow the flow of work to be efficient. Just like in any other business, real estate investors need to establish systems and processes, too. In this episode, Dallas real estate investor and the Owner/Operator at Atlas Transaction Coordinator Services, Casey Smith explains how systems and processes are essential to any business and how they have been very important
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[ə-PLAM] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, late 18th century Definition: Self-confidence or assurance, especially when in a demanding situation. Examples of Aplomb in a sentence “The lead actor recovered with such aplomb that the audience forgot he had tripped onstage moments before.” “I think I could pull off that outfit with aplomb.” About Aplomb This word developed to mean “perpendicularity, steadiness” from the French term “à plomb,” or according to a plumb line. Did
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