Lending is alive and well during the pandemic. But, don’t take it from us. Take it from one of our official Lifestyles Unlimited Vendors: Guaranteed Rate. On today’s show, we’ll hear from Mike Harrison and his guest, Andrew Postel of Guaranteed Rate, as they discuss how a direct lender differs from a mortgage broker and why that’s important for you, the investor.
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(May 24, 2020) Real Estate Investor Tips for Spring Lease Up
Finding the right resident for your rental property is one of the most important decisions to make as a rental property owner, and the coronavirus pandemic hasn’t made the process any less complex. Fortunately, Andy Webb has some tips and info to help you avoid decision fatigue during your Spring lease up.
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(May 22, 2020) The Rules & Suggested Best Practices for Lead Investors
At Lifestyles Unlimited, Lead investor members (syndicators), who seek to create syndications (involving other members called Passive investors) that purchase, operate, and sell multifamily apartment communities, must follow a code of conduct called The Rules and Suggested Best Practices for Lead Investors. For short, members call this the White Paper, and it is instrumental in establishing the ethical rules of the road for all multifamily members. Executive Vice President, Lynn Murrow has more.
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(May 22, 2020) Making Your Own Tipping Point for Success
People see an overnight success story in individuals who succeed at another level. Or, they see some sort of trick that caused them to excel. Del argues that what you are seeing is someone’s “tipping point:” a point at which life could never and would never be the same. But, Del believes these “tipping points” are really a long time in the making, and can even be the result of a conscious decision to change. Today, he discusses how he harnessed this type of change within himself.
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(May 21, 2020) When Do-It-Yourself Goes Wrong
If you’ve ever seen a television show called Homestead Rescue, you’ve seen families who’ve decided to strike out on their own, in every sense of the word. They live “off the grid” and completely rely on themselves for their every basic need. But, what draws you in isn’t a compelling man-against-nature narrative. It’s anything but. On this show, Al Gordon draws an important parallel from subjects on the show to those who are dead set on real estate investing on their own. Don’t miss it!
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(May 21, 2020) Real Estate Investing Advice From Del Walmsley – Part II
Del continues his discussion and analysis of stories from members and listeners who are changing their lives with income-producing rental real estate.
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(May 20, 2020) The Story of Multifamily Right Now by the Data
Join Al Gordon as he sorts through a weekly report from Lifestyles Unlimited Vendor, CBRE, one of the largest Commercial Real Estate Services & Investment Firms in the world. From this, you’ll get a clear picture of rental real estate right now by the best data available.
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(May 20, 2020) Real Estate Investing Advice From Del Walmsley
Sharpen your financial awareness with this show. Today, Del discusses and analyzes stories of members and listeners who are changing their lives with income-producing rental real estate. In each, Del shares a pearl of wisdom to hone your investing efforts.
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(May 19, 2020) Tell Del Tuesday, “An Open Book For Real Estate Investors”
Sam and Sarah say going to a Lifestyles Unlimited event was like attending “a big marriage.” They didn’t want to leave. “It’s like a family” says Sarah still reminiscing. It’s this particular type of connection they talk about on this show. Gone is the competition between investors. Gone are the trade secrets. “The openness with which people discuss their deals – their success stories – that’s what has set Lifestyles apart from others.” (Sam)
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(May 18, 2020) The Retirement Vehicle of the Future
According to NerdWallet.com, “young people will work on average 13 more years than today’s typical retirees.” That said, should IRAs, 401(k)s, Social Security etc. be as universally accepted as they are today? Join Del as we explore where the future is heading, and as he questions whether the conventional tools for retirement should change in order to avoid a senior working class.
