Awesome Podcast: Matt Theriault's Epic Real Estate Investing

[Ciera Calhoun]

I wanted to share this awesome podcast that I've been listening to for the last couple days. For those starting out, this is a GREAT source of information. The host, Matt Theriault, explains things very clearly and starting with episode one, takes you through a step-by-step process of real estate investing in general. The way he presents it is very easy to follow and helpful. He progresses through a timeline and details each avenue of real estate investing. Whether you're interested in wholesaling, fix-n-flip, or rentals, this podcast would be great for you. He also promotes a free real estate investing course that seems to have great reviews and is very extensive. I haven't gone through it yet but I definitely plan on it. I can't pass up free material.

Check out his website http://www.EpicProfessionals.com

You can also download the podcasts for free on iTunes. Search "eprei" and all of them will come up.

If you don't have any Apple products, you can also search for his podcasts on a radio app like TuneIn. Search "eprei"

Hope this helps!

[Jeremiah B.]

His podcasts are interesting.

First - the guy is an amazing speaker! And I can't emphasize that enough. In fact, he's clearly the most refined speaker of any RE podcast I've found, by a mile. I have no desire to wholesale, but I spend 30 minutes listening to him and i'm ready to post 200 bandit signs.

He also has great overall investing insights. He did a 2-minute blip on how all investing decisions are compounding that was simply oustanding.

But, there are downsides. The content isn't real deep and he spends a lot of the podcasts pointing you towards his free material, that points you to his paid material. booooo.

And some of his tactics are... marginal. His approach is to overpay to get the property under contract, and get the owner to commit to moving. Once they are committed, he approaches them about pre-planned, post-contract concessions. I have no doubt that this approach works, but I view it as highly unethical.

But, they are still good and enjoyable podcasts.