Out of State - Working w/ a Property Manager (email samples included)
Tuesday, November 10
BackgroundAt the end of 2014, after spending several months identifying a market (click here for my BP Post on how that was done - it's +3,000 words) and finding overseas partners in Jacksonville, Florida, Ben (my real estate investing partner) and I made our first real estate investment.We purch...
Out of State Investing? Here's how to get started (w/Pictures)
Tuesday, September 22
I'm an out of county investor - living in Korea and investing in Florida.From time to time I get asked questions about how I went through the due diligence process to find a property while living and working overseas in Korea. I decided to write this post to help others in my situation. Although ...
Anxious about networking? Here are some tips that will help!
Sunday, August 16
Awhile back, I wrote a post about my first experiences networking through BiggerPockets and some of the anxieties I felt. I had one commenter give me some feedback on how it helped, and I ended up writing a rather long reply. I thought these tips might help others who are feeling anxious about ne...
Korea Real Estate Investing - Part 2: Oceanview Apartment for $10,000
Sunday, August 09
Welcome to Part 2 of our Series on investing in Sokcho, Korea. If you missed Part 1, click here. The series follows a group of Seoul Real Estate Investing Members whirlwind 19 hour day as we traveled to Sokcho (located near Mt Saraksan) to check out the properties of two of our investors and expl...
Buy Commercial Real Estate on Rodeo Drive for... $3,000?
Sunday, August 02
Okay, if you clicked on the title, I'll come clean - the Rodeo Drive mentioned is not the one in Los Angeles, but one in Sokcho, Seoul, South Korea, one of the premier Korean tourist destinations.On Saturday, Aug 1, a group of Seoul Real Estate Investing Members took an investing field trip to So...
TOO BUSY this week? That might be a good thing. Here's why..
Wednesday, April 29
Let's face it. As Real Estate investors, we tend to be fairly busy people. Most of us have our 'regular' jobs and have to find time between family, friends, and other obligations to work on our real estate investments.While I'm not an expert on real estate investing, as a trainer and teacher for ...