Top Real Estate Deals: New Firm's Big Purchase & More

Real Estate Roundup: Year-old firm makes big buy, plus details on 20 other deals

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

Zion Capital Group LLC, which was only incorporated in March 2021, just bought five apartment buildings, totaling 325 units. But that's just one of many recent commercial real estate deals to go down. Get all the details in this round-up, including info on the brokers handling the action, plus access a data-packed list of big brokerage firms.

Episode 972 17-Year Old Makes $11k Wholesaling | WholesalingInc

wholesalinginc wholesalinginc | 1 year ago

Today, David Dodge is joined by the 17-year-old Joe Han to talk wholesaling. This kid has been getting deals done during high school hours! Joe has connected with other winners through Facebook and local connections. Relationships helped get deals done for over $11,000! In this episode, you’ll learn more about building relationships that will benefit your real estate business. Key Takeaways The mindset needed for young people to get into wholesaling Joe was connecting with leads during his lu...

20 Real Estate Negotiation Tips Plus Free Scripts

carrot carrot | 2 years ago

The Pre-Negotiation: Base-Setting For The Verbal Negotiations The first thing we’d like to mention — before we dive into the 10 tips that our three experts offered — is about what we call the pre-negotiation. Before you get on a call with a seller for the first time, they have some preconceived notions about who you are, what you do, and what your business is like. They’ve gathered this information unknowingly through your offline marketing materials (direct mail, bandit signs, etc.) and...

BiggerPockets Money Podcast 257: 20 Year-Old Minimum Wage Marine with $850k in Real Estate

biggerpockets biggerpockets | 2 years ago

We have a lot of impressive guests on the show, and they just seem to get younger with every new episode. You’ve heard the stories of people in their twenties […]

Episode 972 17-Year Old Makes $11k Using Brrrr Method | WholesalingInc

wholesalinginc wholesalinginc | 1 year ago

Today, David Dodge is joined by the 17-year-old Joe Han to talk wholesaling. This kid has been getting deals done during high school hours! Joe has connected with other winners through Facebook and local connections. Relationships helped get deals done for over $11,000! In this episode, you’ll learn more about building relationships that will benefit your real estate business. Key Takeaways The mindset needed for young people to get into wholesaling Joe was connecting with leads during his lu...

Homebuilder with big St. Louis presence names new CEO, makes other C-suite moves

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The homebuilder, which has one of the St. Louis area's largest construction projects currently underway, announced three major leadership changes that have been years in the making.

Recovering Dave Ramsey Student Makes It Big in Real Estate | 1153

epicrealestate epicrealestate | 2 years ago

In today’s show, we got a HOT ONE! Stay tuned and find out what happened after Dave Ramsey’s student ignored the guru’s real estate advice. Furthermore, get updated on the latest news, as well as on the huge crypto announcement straight from El Salvador! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We Bought 5 Properties and 20-Plus Units by Copying Other People’s Strategies—Here’s What We D...

Business & Economy Website Business & Economy W... | 2 months ago

I love telling people that I have been a Brandon Turner copycat when it comes to my real estate investing career. While our backgrounds in finding real estate are a bit different, […]

Accounting firm CLA triples Midtown office space (and other NYC real estate news)

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The Empire State Building is getting a tenant-only amenity space, plus a new tower on the Brooklyn campus of Long Island University, and a waterfront rental building in Greenpoint opens for leasing.

Roku doubles down on L.A. as it makes big programming push

latimes latimes | 2 years ago

When the Roku Channel launched five years ago, it was a minnow in a sea of streaming giants. The free, ad-supported service started small, offering nearly 500 hours of licensed programming with mostly older films such as 1984’s “The Karate Kid” and the comedy “Legally Blonde.” The streaming channel mostly seemed like a footnote to the San Jose firm known for supplying software and devices that help consumers navigate Netflix, YouTube and other streaming services. No more. Roku Channe...

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Real Estate Roundup: Year-old firm makes big buy, plus details on 20 other deals

Real Estate Roundup: Year-old firm makes big buy, plus details on 20 other deals