All Forum Posts by: Andrew Angerer

I have been approached by a few other people on bigger pockets asking about the Dayton Ohio area. If they are asking, you should be asking, the Dayton area is really making a come back , just look up the huge growth the Kettering health network is making, and know that there are many healthcare pro's that want to move in to the area.

Let me know if I can scout out areas, take pictures , or recommend real estate agents. Just pay me back for gas money and I will help you out.

Cheers,

Andrew

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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Originally posted by @Andrew Angerer:

Originally posted by @Jason D.:

@Andrew Angerer

They didn't plan well enough

They thought it was a "get rich quick" scheme

They weren't driven to begin with

They realized that it takes money, which they didnt have

They didnt have the right mindset

They didnt educate themselves

There are 1000s of reasons why people dont follow through. There's always a reason NOT to do something.

There are always reasons not to do anything, you have to find that why to really get into it.

Some other shiny object catches their limited attention span.

Like watching dancing with the stars for hours and hours.

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Originally posted by @Benjamin Bleasdale:

For those just starting out, it’s really easy to feel like the opportunity to make money in the housing market is lost. I can remember 5 years ago bigger pockets podcasts talking about how the market was tight. And it’s much much tighter now. I see people who’ve been buying property for a decade say the market is too hot to make money right now.

Its easy to feel defeated before even starting. Like it’s stacked against you

I have a friend who claims to know the market super well, he has been predicting a market crash since 2013 and every year since. The market has been constantly appreciating in my area and no recession yet. It is hard to predict, and deals are hard to find but not impossible.We just have to fight the the scarcity mindset.

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Originally posted by @Frank Wong:

Like with everything in business and life. Lack of will power. Will power alone can make you successful.

I think people need to understand that real estate is a long term game. It doesn't happen overnight and the little rewards you see in the first 5yrs will start to pay off in yr 8-10.

I think too many people now expect instant gratification and thinking that money is 8 years away feels like impossible money, even if it is passive income.

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Originally posted by @Jim K.:

They didn't have the secret sauce that makes special people special. They were measured, they were weighed, and they were found lacking. We on the other hand, we're different. We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...

And no, my arm never gets tired from patting myself on the back as I endlessly convince myself of my innate superiority in all ways.

Well said, and yes,we are all brothers and sisters that are making it in this world of real estate investing.

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Originally posted by @Rauni Pacheli Rueda:

Originally posted by @Andrew Angerer:

Originally posted by @Rauni Pacheli Rueda:
Show #24 Brandon Turner introduces the "Fire round".

Does anyone know who does the voice for this? I've heard it 102 times but I can't put my finger on it.

Hey @Andrew, apparently Brandon Turner got it done thru Fiverr.com

Wow fiverr sounds to be the way to go!

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Originally posted by @Jason D.:

@Andrew Angerer

They didn't plan well enough

They thought it was a "get rich quick" scheme

They weren't driven to begin with

They realized that it takes money, which they didnt have

They didnt have the right mindset

They didnt educate themselves

There are 1000s of reasons why people dont follow through. There's always a reason NOT to do something.

There are always reasons not to do anything, you have to find that why to really get into it.

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Very true, I think risk seems to be a big issue for many people to invest at all.

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Honestly, I've been hit with almost a dozen requests for people to send me leads as they start up their wholesaling "business" only to never hear from them again. I would say that if you do start on this, don't give up or surrender early on, and have a good list of properties ready to go before you reach out to people, or you just end up annoying them.

I would also recommend building your own website (word press) before you reach out too, it can be super simple but it looks like you actually are trying instead of trying to get rich quickly.

Network as much as you can, rub elbows with real estate agents and others who are doing this. It may even be worth while to try and work for another wholesaler for free just to get your bearings right when you want to do it on your own.

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Originally posted by @Rauni Pacheli Rueda:
Show #24 Brandon Turner introduces the "Fire round".

Does anyone know who does the voice for this? I've heard it 102 times but I can't put my finger on it.

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