All Forum Posts by: Alpesh Parmar

@Noelle Pritchard Barkley Definitely invest as well as learn. If you don’t want to pay taxes on certain amount, 1031 into other real estate or even invest in opportunity zone funds. Diversify among commercial and residential properties.

Thanks Renee. There are different ways to reach the same destination. Do not be discouraged. Stay on the track and keep taking action.

@Renee Yarbrough learn from your mistakes and move on! You are way better than tons of people who read blogs, listen to all kind of podcasts, attend meetup and still never take any action but complain about building team, market etc.

@Sadrud-Din Williams where did you see 97% of them fail? Is there a website or graph? I would love to see it.

@Ashley Gish I would say target your highest interest rate loans - be it student loan and start paying them off. Education is expensive and if it’s allowing you to have well paying job, why not? I know people here would argue but because of my education, I started making good money and I was able to invest that money into real estate. Good luck!

 

You have been in note industry so you must be right @ his contributions. I haven't done business with Eddie so can't say anything but the one full-day workshop I attended was up-selling of 3-day workshop and note school conference. I was immediately put off by the up-selling.

@Gerry Cohen thanks Gerry and others for sharing your experiences. When I was starting out, I was going to attend his mastermind but then I attended Eddie Speed's and I wasn't impressed either. All of these guys want to make money from courses, workshops, coaching, JV investors and investors trying to buy assets from them. It's like they have nothing to lose - it's only win-win for them.

Sure Steve. I will PM you. 

 Will do Jared.

 I haven't been able to as I became busy with other deals. If you are local, can you please find out @ First Investor realty?