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All Forum Posts by: Matt Moylan

Matt Moylan has started 12 posts and replied 342 times.

Post: Help: Investing out of state. Looking for lender

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127
Quote from @Paul Higbie:

Hello Carlos,

We do private loans, hard money loans (is there a difference?) and work with the best DSCR lender in the business. I am in the Kansas City area and would like to see how I may be of assistance.

Paul.

I would HIGHLY recommend Paul!

Post: Life Insurance Needs

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127

Thanks Jason.  @Samuel Coronado happy to help however and talk through different strategies to see what is best for you.  Very familiar with what you're looking into.  Shot you a colleague request.

Post: Best Residential Property Insurance

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127

happy to connect to learn about you and your portfolio @Troy Halsey

Post: Anyone Invested into Courses or Coaching?

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127

@Barbara Chaney amazing information, thank you so much!  Exactly the information I was looking for!

Have you done any of the courses or anything before?  Seems you've keyed into the free available content to grow your knowledge

Post: Anyone Invested into Courses or Coaching?

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127

@Jabbar Adesada what's the short term shop?

Post: Anyone Invested into Courses or Coaching?

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127
Originally posted by @Daniel J Cano:

I purchased an entry level course a few years ago (for wholesaling). It was great info back then, when I had little knowledge of this industry. They'll FLOOD you with information, and leave you with more questions than answers, then try to upsell to more expensive courses. However, this course was a huge boost of motivation and helped me get the ball rolling.

I think many here agree that education is important. Seminars and courses ARE forms of education, as well as this forum. I used the seminars and courses, combined with this forum to really propel me into sinking my teeth in this industry. Started wholesaling and eventually found an investor near me, that was willing to mentor me, as long as I exclusively wholesale deals to him. I forgot to mention that I found him on BiggerPockets! It's been working out great!

Like many others in this thread, I agree that this forum is all you need, BUT I can't say that this forum and podcast ALONE was enough motivation for me to get started. It has for others, but not me. Try going to an entry level course or seminar, keep an open mind. But also be aware that they will try to upsell you. I found that the courses are good enough at teaching the broad basics, and the forums are great for advise and pointing you to the right direction. Remember that no one will have all the information you will need, so sometimes you will need to figure out things for yourself!

Good Luck!
Dan C.

Appreciate the words Dan.  This is exactly what I was looking for.  I'm not sold on NEEDING a coach/course, but know how valuable they can be when implemented properly.  

I'm definitely going to take advantage of the free stuff first and IF I find something/someone then I'll go from there.

Again, thanks for your help/suggestions

Post: Property Management recommendation

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127

@Kenneth Hynes happy to help get you connected to whoever you need here in KC.  

Post: Anyone Invested into Courses or Coaching?

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127
Originally posted by @John Morgan:

Never pay for those RE courses. Total rip off. They are full of it. Plus you can learn for free on here and listen to RE podcasts.

 Appreciate your input John.  I completely agree you can learn for free and on podcasts, but that can lead to lack of motivation by not knowing what to do next or by seeing no results.

I would disagree that all courses and coaching are a rip off.  While you are right that there are TONS of them out there that are a money guzzler, there are courses/coaches/mentors who can help get you to where you want to be in a shorter amount of time (similar to a lot of other industries).

All this to say, that's why I jumped on here to ask what/if everyone has experienced before.

Post: Anyone Invested into Courses or Coaching?

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127
Originally posted by @Alicia Marks:

I second the new STR book by Avery Carl. You can find it here: https://store.biggerpockets.co...

Check out the announcements in the forums as well. We are hoping to have some great STR stories and ideas you can find in the forums.

 Thanks Alicia!

Post: Anyone Invested into Courses or Coaching?

Matt MoylanPosted
  • Insurance Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
  • Posts 370
  • Votes 127
Originally posted by @Sean McDonnell:

These forums will beat any course if you put the time into learning from these experienced people. Also the new BP book on STRs by Avery Carl sounds like it contains a wealth of knowledge. I am excited to read it.

 Thanks for the suggestion Sean!  I'll see if I can get my hands on a copy.

I've been around BP a long time and I'm sure I can find everything and more with enough time invested, I was just looking to see if anyone had good experience in using a course/coach to help multiply the knowledge and minimize the time to get started.  thanks!