All Forum Posts by: Trevor Fulkerson

Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow night! Please text or call me with any questions, otherwise we'll see you there. 

619-569-8648

FB event info is the same, but you can see it here: https://www.facebook.com/events/2144101765635234/

Can't wait!

If your goal is to create generational wealth by generating significant passive income from real estate, come join us at Shade Hotel Bar in Manhattan Beach on Tuesday night, Oct. 16th.

We discuss the multifamily deals that our firm is doing, the strategies we’re using to consistently create huge double digit returns for our investors, and how you can get involved.

Informal yet intentional group of likeminded individuals.

You’ve worked hard for your money, make sure that it’s working hard for you.

There will be no formal presentation or sales pitch, just discussions about actual deals and the strategies involved in creating massive profits.

Perfect for new investors looking to learn from seasoned pros, or experienced investors looking for new ways to create passive income and network with other investors. 

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There is no cost to attend, we just ask that you purchase something from that bar or restaurant. The Shade Hotel bar has a happy hour that ends at 6pm, so if you come early you can grab a half price drink or appetizer. 

Please RSVP and invite any other likeminded individuals interested in learning about and discussing multifamily investing. 

HI @Jen Nguyen I was in the same boat as you, never really wanted to be an agent but just figured I would get the license. I can tell you that what @Christopher Phillips says is true, it starts to feel like a very unnecessary cost to maintain it if you're not actively using it. 

I know some investors are able to utilize their license to save themselves money, but unless that's your plan I don't know how useful it is. 

Oh and as far as the knowledge and education goes, the main thing that I learned while studying for the test...was how to pass the test. A few interesting tidbits here and there but it is definitely not geared towards investors. 
The investing education available here on BP and in good books will give you all the preparation you need in my opinion. 

What kind of investing are you interested in?

Can't wait!

What do you guys think about the new updated technology products for multi-family access control? As apartment owners (or property managers), do you see the value in updating the communities with easier-to-use digital entry systems?

Video chat from kiosk, mobile app entry, and remote access seem to be features that would add value to the residents. 

Time-stamped photos, detailed entry tracking, and communication portals seem like aspects that would make management more efficient and effective on the administrative backend. 

I'd love to hear your thoughts about when you would implement this kind of technology and where you think the value lies. 

@Johnny Kang That sounds cool, what was the software called? Or do you have a link to the group discussion?

@Stephen Kunen I work with a company called Invictus that has a great keyless entry digital access system for multi-family properties that includes a security feature that captures a picture every time someone enters your community's gate.  

Feel free to message me to see if it would fit what you're looking for, or you can check the whole thing out at InvictusManagement.com

Hi @Olga Teslenko,

One area for rentals that I think is way behind the times technologically is multi-family community access. Most communities are still using silver callboxes, with 1970's era tech. There's a company called Invictus (InvictusManagement.net) that provides a digital access system for residents to be able to enter their communities keylessly, by using their mobile app. Since it's all digital, the owner/manager can track who is entering the community, and can even see their picture. And since there's no gate keys or fobs, it can decrease costs for management. 

Hope that helps! 

@Allende Hernandez not sure if you're still looking for remote access solutions, but if so check out InvictusManagement.net 

Great resources for allowing limited access to specific people, as well as capturing a photo of who is entering the property each time. 

Hope your project is going great!