List of Real Estate Investing Podcast

List of Real Estate Investing Podcast

Scott DixonPro Member
Rental Property Investor · Champaign, IL · Member since 2012 · 192 posts · 74 votes

This is a list of podcast I put together for some of my friends who were looking to start out in Real Estate Investing. Thought it might help some of the newer investors on here looking for some quality free info. Enjoy and feel free to add any other podcast that you have benefited from over the years.

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No Particular Order.

1)
Title: The Ultimate Real Estate Investing Podcast
Host: Sean Terry
Timeframe: April 2010 - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 102 episodes
Topics: Wholesaling, Marketing for Motivated Sellers, Setting goals ,and Taking "Massive Action"
Quick Overview: Great podcast and Sean has a really good outlook on everything. He focuses on the positive side of things and has as many or more challenges as most of us when trying to put deals together but he has decided long ago to not let those little speed bumps or walls stand in his way and "blows through" any obstacles. You will get a ton or great content and instruction you can take action on especially in the marketing for motivated sellers and wholesaling spaces.

2)
Title: Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast
Host(s): Joe McCall and Alex Joungblood
Timeframe: June 2011 - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 54
Topics: Primarily Wholesaling and Lease Options but cover more topics from time to time
Quick Overview: One of the best podcasts in terms of making cash fast with little risk or holding time. Joe and Alex provide valuable insight in the process of finding motivated sellers, locking up a deal, and selling or transferring to an end buyer for a fee. A ton of good info and all presented with a laid back style from 2 guys in the trenches every day putting together deals.

3)
Title: REIClub.com Podcast
Host: Frank Chen
Timeframe: Aug 2006 - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 190
Main or Recurring Topics: A lot of different topics but all focusing on different aspects of investing in real estate
Quick Overview: Most of the episodes are a conference call type format with a speaker basically taking the floor and presenting their material or product. You can get a good amount of information from these podcast and also can find a bunch of videos from Frank on youtube with more tips and info. This podcast does have some of the speakers pitching their product which seems to turn some people off but there is still a good portion of content for free.

4)
Title: Lifestyles Unlimited Podcast
Host: Steve Davis and others from the Lifestyles Unlimited team
Timeframe: 2009-ish - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: A TON, about 7 a week
Main or Recurring Topics: Investing in Buy and hold rentals
Quick Overview: This is one of the first podcasts on real estate investing I listened to and really enjoyed being able to have a new episode every day. This podcast promotes and educates following the Lifestyles Unlimited model which is a group out of Texas and the podcast is a recording of their radio show. Awesome of beginners and will help to reinforce some of the common principles and topics of real estate investing. Might get a little old after a while with the recurring topics but overall very good.

5)
Title: The Real Estate Guys
Host: Robert Helms and Russell Gray
Timeframe: April 2008 - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 238
Main or Recurring Topics: Covering many topics but mostly focusing on buy and hold rentals
Quick Overview: Easily the most professional podcast when it comes to real estate investing. Have some big names in and outside the real estate industry come in and share the knowledge and experience. Robert and Russell are a good team and complement each other nicely and promote many of the key principles followed by many of us who follow Robert Kiyosaki and his advisors. Interesting to go back and listen to some of the episodes recorded during the dark days of the housing slump of 2007-2009.

6)
Title: The NO LIMITS Real Estate Podcast
Host: Todd Toback
Timeframe: April 2012 - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 12
Main or Recurring Topics: Marketing for motivated sellers and wholesaling
Quick Overview: Todd and the NO LIMITS Podcast are newer on the real estate investing podcast scene but so far he has some really good information to share. I really enjoy hearing case studies and really breaking down the numbers of a deal to give me specific examples that I can learn from and Todd delivers this with the NO LIMITS Podcast. Like many of the hosts on this list Todd and great energy and if nothing else that should motivate you to get out and starting working on your first deal.

7)
Title: Flip Guys Podcast
Host: Peter Conti and Jerry Norton
Timeframe: Dec 2011 - Sept 2012 (not sure if they will be back)
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 20
Main or Recurring Topics: all types of flipping (houses, commercial, and "who knows what else")
Quick Overview: Peter and Jerry has some very interesting ways to get control of assets and make some money from flipping properties. I enjoyed learning a few different methods that are working in todays market that I haven't heard anywhere else. Not sure if the boys are still going to continue the podcast but nonetheless there is good content in the 20 episodes that are already out there.

8)
Title: Epic Real Estate Investing Podcast
Host: Matt Theriault
Timeframe: June 2011 - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 48
Main or Recurring Topics: The Path to becoming wealthy through Real Estate Investing
Quick Overview: Matt starts off with laying the road map to becoming wealthy through investing in real estate in episode #1 and he will stress that you should listen to that episode first to keep a vision on the motivation behind the topics. Matt does fix and flips in California and buy and holds in the Midwest and through this real world experience is able to keep delivery what is working and not working in today's market. He also provides additional topics with featured guest from around the real estate industry and other real estate investing podcasts. Really solid content and have enjoyed Matt's outlook on investing.

9)
Title: Creating Wealth Podcast
Host: Jason Hartman
Timeframe: 2008ish - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 289 (121 found on itunes archives)
Main or Recurring Topics: Covering many topics but mostly focusing on buy and hold rentals with every 10th show being an outside of real estate topic
Quick Overview: Jason does a great job with the Creating Wealth Podcast and focuses of topics that will help you build your real estate portfolio and grow your passive income. The Show ties in well to Jason's Platinum Property Network which has turn-key rentals for sale in several markets around the US. Jason is still actively involved in real estate and his up-to-date knowledge shows through in the quality and timeliness of his guests and topics. This podcast is absolutely worth looking into and even going back and listening to the long history of archived episodes.

10)
Title: The Real Wealth Show
Host: Kathy Fettke
Timeframe: 2003 (started with a radio show in California) - Today
Roughly # of Episodes to date: 20 on itunes but has produced many more
Main or Recurring Topics: Covering many topics but mostly focusing on buy and hold rentals
Quick Overview: Although Jason might not agree Kathy's podcast is not the same but similar at a high level. She is a strong believer in buy and hold real estate and also has a turn-key rentals business through The Real Wealth Network. Many of the topics covered help to build your knowledge in the rental real estate arena.

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Rental Property Investor · Northern, CA · Member since 2012 · 5k+ posts · 5k+ votes
13y

Good list. I've listened to almost all of them. However, the list just isn't complete without one of the best (in my opinion) on there:

The Norris Group Real Estate Radio Show

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  • Rental Property Investor · Northern, CA · Member since 2012 · 5k+ posts · 5k+ votes
    13y

    Good list. I've listened to almost all of them. However, the list just isn't complete without one of the best (in my opinion) on there:

    The Norris Group Real Estate Radio Show

  • Real Estate Investor · Keller, TX · Member since 2011 · 118 posts · 39 votes
    13y

    Thanks for the post. I'll throw in some opinions of a novice.

    Sean Terry (flip2freedom) is the man! He really doesn't hold anything back and has a true abundance mentality. He's very motivating on his podcast and even more so in person (check out his Xtreme Freedom events). He may have red bull in his veins, not sure. His episodes cover a wide variety of topics from noobie to advanced. He also has the occasional special guest. He offers his website if you want more, but there's NO sales pitch or commercials. His main strategy is traditional wholesaling.

    Joe Mccall and Alex Joungblood (REI Mastery). These guys are great. They don't have the motivation factor (other than making fat stacks as Alex says) that Sean has, but they more than make up for it in their content and guests. They are the perfect compliment to Sean's podcast I feel. They almost always have a rock star guest and the information is second to none. They also play off each other well and can be quite amusing at times. Alex does more wholesaling and Joe does more lease options and wholesaling. Their guests are typically doing one or both of those strategies and provide expert information. Really good stuff. They also briefly mention their websites but there's no pitch or commercials.

    Jason Hartman (creating wealth). He seems like a super smart guy. I've listened to a couple dozen cherry picked episodes. If buy and hold was my strategy I'm sure I'd be a regular and he also covers broader economic info. If I had more than 86,400 seconds a day I'm sure I'd listen to them all.

    Matt Theriault (epic rei). I first heard him as a guest on Joe/Alex's podcast and liked what he had to say so I subscribed to his own podcast. Good stuff and good guests.

    Real Estate Guys - fun, but not a lot of usable content. if you want to sign up for a real estate cruise, you'll have ample opportunities to hear about it. There's one episode from I think around New Year's 2010 that I listen to on occasion about goal setting.

    Todd Toback - I just heard him as a guest on Joe/Alex's podcast and he was really good. I'm definitely going to subscribe.

    Peter Conti/Jerry Norton - oh boy. literally an hour ago I was on their webinar about the quick flip money machine. what a flipping joke (badum bum). The basic premise is you pay them $1000 for the priveledge of bringing them deals and if the deal meets criteria that before you pay them is unknown to you, they pay you a 10k finder's fee. I'm pretty sure people get 10k assignment fees all day long without a 1k surcharge. Guruism at it's worst. They even went so far as to get top ranked spots in google with "Peter Conti Scam" or "Quick Flip Money Machine Scam" which brings you to their own page with someone telling you that they don't think it's a scam. Guru's take note, that was actually pretty smart.

    Lifestyles unlimited - a commercial for lifestyles unlimited disguised as a podcast.

  • Rental Property Investor · St Louis, MO · Member since 2009 · 83 posts · 234 votes
    13y

    Scott - that was a great post. I appreciate the nice comments about our podcast.

    I've got to tell you - there are a lot of really good podcasts out there - especially the new Bigger Pockets podcast.

    Big kudos to the Bigger Pockets guys for creating a really awesome podcast & pushing the rest of us to up our game!

    Joe McCall
    Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast

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    BiggerPockets Founder · HI · Member since 2008 · 16k+ posts · 5k+ votes
    13y

    Thanks Joe McCall -- I appreciate that.

    Any list would be incomplete without the inclusion of the BiggerPockets Podcast, though in defense of Scott Dixon, the show wasn't up and running when this post started...

  • Duplex Investor · Syracuse, NY · Member since 2013 · 75 posts · 19 votes
    13y

    A podcast not included in this thread yet but I enjoy listening to on occasion is Everyday Property Investing. It is a podcast out of Australia so not everything they talk about is completely relevant in the States, but I think it is interesting to hear about RE investing from people with a different perspective. Besides, there is something about the Australian accent that just makes people sound smarter than the general populace I encounter in my daily travels.

    I regularly listen to and would recommend Creating Wealth and The Real Estate Guys. I've even got a signed copy of the Real Estate Guys' book "Equity Happens" by winning a trivia question on their show. Both these shows come out frequently and have some great content.

    I've listened to Lifestyles Unlimited and on the positive side it is nice that they put out shows as often as they do, they do a good job with motivation, and they do share some quality information. On the negative their sound quality (at least during the time I subscribed) was quite poor. They could have invested in some better quality recording equipment. They are also very heavy on selling their meetings and joining their REI club.

    I also have listened to Kathy Fetke's Real Wealth Show and while they sometimes have some good information they seem to cater very much to only high income California listeners and they don't put out shows frequently enough to be of great interest.

  • Investor · Cincinnati, OH · Member since 2010 · 1k+ posts · 928 votes
    13y

    JP Moses put out a good show at reiology.com up until last year, but I got an email recently that he was about to resume. It's meat and potatoes stuff, interviewing people involved in real estate in a variety of roles.

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