January Edition of Question & Answer Day. Vena answers questions the audience has about buying, selling, fixing, financing and managing properties.
In this episode, Vena talks to Nick Pappas of Philadelphia, a newer investor who graduated from college recently, about the challenges and rewards of being a young newbie in the field.
You’ve probably heard of it, but do you really understand it? It’s transactional funding, and in this episode, Duane Ortega of BestTransactionFunding.com will explain what it is, how it works, and why you’ll probably need it if you’re a wholesaler or short saler.
In this episode, Vena interviews one of the best in the business on this topic: Chris McClatchey. Chris buys both commercial and residential properties using owner financing, partners, and private lenders, and has been for years. They talk about strategies you can use, and answer questions.
In this episode, Vena interviews John Jones, a property manager with over 15 years of experience. They discuss how to screen tenants, and screen them RIGHT.
In this episode of Real Life Real Estate Investing, Vena interviewsBob Diamond, a pioneer in the field of tax lien overages, about how you can make money in this fascinating field without actually buying tax liens…it’s a topic 99.9% of investor aren’t familiar with, and one that you should really consider adding to your tool bag.
Vena interviews John Hyre, a tax attorney who’s been doing more and more “IRA defense” in front of the IRA. The discuss how a single “prohibited transaction” can destroy your entire IRA (and cost you 60% of it), what the IRS looks for, and how to make SMART moves when doing rental, wholesale, retail, and note deals in your self-directed plan.
August Edition of Question & Answer Day. Vena answers questions the audience has about buying, selling, fixing, financing and managing properties.
If you follow the financial news, you know that defaulted notes and mortgages are a hot topic. Bank of America released info this week saying that it would be selling at least 5 packages of notes totaling millions of dollars in assets. But do you have any clue what this opportunity is about, and how you can take advantage of it as an individual investor?
In this episode, I’m interviewing Joe Varnadore of NoteSchool, a note investor and educator who’ve been investing in these assets for decades. We’ll talk about the pros and cons of notes vs. traditional real estate,
What was it like to be a full-time investor when the real estate bubble burst? And more importantly, what lessons should we all learn from that experience? In this episode, I’m interviewing Scott Benjamin, author of Riding the Bubble, who has a lot of insights about the past and future of real estate investing.
