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.
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(April 24, 2020) The Rent & Mortgage Cancellation Act of 2020
Today, CEO & Founder, Del Walmsley and Executive Vice President, Lynn Murrow discuss one of the most colossally misguided bills ever to be introduced in Congress. If passed into law, it would lead to one of the worst prolonged periods of economic disruption our country has ever known – essentially handcuffing the real estate market to the federal government. You have to hear this show to believe it.
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(April 23, 2020) What Not to Do as a Real Estate Investor During a Recession
As we move further into the pandemic and the economic fallout that comes with it, buying opportunities will start to present themselves for the educated real estate investor. But, today we won’t be focusing on what to think about when buying these distressed properties. Instead, we’ll look into how they got to that point in the first place. To highlight this, Del shares a story of an uneducated owner, who shall remain anonymous, whose property is currently unraveling.
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(April 22, 2020) Firearm Education Matters for Home Safety in a Crisis
The Covid-19 pandemic has become an intersection of many different complex issues, one of which is panic buying. For instance, if you’ve visited your local gun shop in recent weeks, you may have noticed entire arsenals depleted. But, in a mad rush to arm themselves during a pandemic, homeowners may be forgetting one very important thing: learning how to properly use a gun in the first place. As such, we’ve brought on Kyle Harrison, General Manager of Top Gun Range to discuss firearm safety and the necessity of firearm education.
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(April 21, 2020) Tell Del Tuesday “How to Become a Super Passive Investor”
There is no counter argument, being what we call a “super passive real estate investor” is one of the single best ways to invest your money ever. When you hear about the sheer level of success that Bill has in his investing and the utter lack of work necessary for it to happen, your jaw will hit the floor.
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(April 20, 2020) The Realities of Buying Real Estate on the Way Down
Many uneducated real estate investors are ready to pounce on discounted real estate as the market softens and moves further in the buyer’s favor. But, Del says to hold on if you don’t know what you’re doing: “trying to catch a falling knife, you could get cut, and you could get cut badly.” Learn more about this, as well as Del’s take on the Paycheck Protection Program and forbearance, on this show.
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(April 17, 2020) Buying Real Estate in a Softening Market
Del shares some very telling information regarding the softening of the real estate market and invites Executive Vice President, Lynn Murrow on the show to talk about how to buy/operate as our economic cycle moves downward.
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(April 16, 2020) Lending for the Educated Real Estate Investor
When most people attend the 2-Day Financial Freedom Seminar, their jaws hit the floor. They learn about financing capabilities available to them that their local banks deny existing. On today’s show, Del Walmsley and Co-Founder and COO of Ask Mortgage Pros (AMP) Lending, Toby Lebouf discuss lending tailored exactly to the educated investor. This show, if nothing else, is to emphasize that lending will not be at a standstill for investors looking to move forward in the coming months.
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(April 15, 2020) Clarifying EIDL & PPP For Real Estate Investors
The Economic Injury Disaster Loan Emergency Advance (EIDL) and the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) have been quite the head scratcher for many business owners, and most especially, real estate business owners seeking financial support. Here to clarify the finer details of these programs for real estate investors is John Ridgway, a former commercial property management professional and investor whose bona fides stretch clear across the real estate industry.
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(April 14, 2020) Syndicating Multifamily Real Estate in a Pandemic
Del Walmsley welcomes Lifestyles Unlimited Member and Phoenix Ambassador, Peter Nearman to discuss a topic that isn’t getting enough coverage during this crisis. Today, they talk about multifamily syndications and why it’s these days more than ever that syndicators educated by Lifestyles Unlimited, as well as their passive investors, who are better protected and prepared.
