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Brian Evans is a full time real estate investor, educator, and author. He has been investing in real estate since early 2000 and sees no end in sight to his investing career. He invests in all types of real estate from singly family homes to multifamily and commercial. He has bought and sold countless properties using techniques such as: short sale, seller financing, subject to, option, lease option, wholesaling, retailing, round robin, self directed Roth IRA, private mortgage loans, etc. Brian is without a doubt a committed entrepreneur and real estate is his favorite vehicle for building wealth. He is a huge proponent of personal education as he is an avid reader of books on real estate, entrepreneurship, and other business ventures. Brian can honestly say that he’s started at the bottom and worked his way up. He is a firm believer that you are never too young or old to learn new things, and make positive changes in life.
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June 4th
Build Your Real Estate Buyer’s List and Follow Up!
Why do most real estate investors not build their lists? Do you know what I’m referring to? I’m talking about very specific lists that you as an investor need to grow, it’s very important that you build your lists. Your list could be one of many things. You’ve got a list for your wholesale buyers, [...]
June 2nd
Investment Funds from Rental Properties
Most real estate investors spend the money from the rental property cash flow. Don’t make that mistake. Now, you might be reading this right now and thinking to yourself, “What are you talking about? Are you kidding me? That’s how I pay for my business expenses and keep my business going each month.”
Well, okay, that’s [...]
May 28th
Real Estate Investors Need Not Worry About Competition, Focus on Marketing!
Worrying too much about competition for your investing business in your area can really cause you unnecessary troubles. Let me tell you, there are plenty of deals to go around if you’re actively looking for them. And whether you believe me or not, competition is a good thing. It’s healthy and it makes you fight [...]
May 26th
Investors – Systemize and Grow!
Are you trying to be SUPER INVESTOR? Doing everything yourself in your business is a mistake. In the beginning, this is probably not a bad thing to do, but as you’ve done a few deals or as you start to grow your business and expand your business and systemize your business, you need to start [...]
May 24th
Investors - Don’t Make Promises You Can’t Keep and Get Testimonials!
There are many real estate investors that make promises they cannot keep. Now, please pay attention here because this is very, very important.
The last thing that you want to be seen as when you’re a real estate investor dealing with sellers and buyers is to be seen as somebody that does not keep their word.
Now, [...]
May 21st
Don’t Become A Victim of the “Professor Syndrome” in Real Estate Investing
Some real estate investors develop what’s called ‘the professor syndrome.’ They think that because they’ve done a deal or two deals or three deals and made a little bit of money here and there that they don’t need to learn any more. Wrong. You need to constantly be learning new things.
The market changes, real estate [...]
May 19th
Real Estate Investing – Structuring Offers
Unfortunately, most real estate investors don’t know what to offer on a property or how to properly structure offers with the least amount of risk as possible to them.
There are really two parts to making sure you don’t commit this cardinal error. Part number one is, knowing what to offer. And part number two is [...]
May 17th
Real Estate Investing – Don’t Make These Mistakes Before Getting the Contract
Today, I want to address a few mistakes real estate investors make before even entering into a deal. The following no-no’s only put up barriers to realizing big profits. So, let’s highlight a few basic mistakes and how to avoid them.
Most real estate investors are looking for what they think is the perfect deal. Well, [...]
May 14th
Real Estate Investor Mistakes – Not Prescreening Leads or Getting Enough Option Money
Most real estate investors don’t know how to prescreen their incoming leads. You need to be able to quickly eliminate the suspects in this business and only deal with the prospects. You only want to work with people that want to do business with you, period.
You should be able to instantly look at the numbers [...]
May 12th
Real Estate Investor Mistake: Not Preparing for Buyer and Seller Objections
Most real estate investors don’t know how to overcome the buyer and seller objections. Of course, as a real estate investor, you’re going to have to ask personal questions. You’re going to have to ask what people owe on a property. You’re going to have to ask if people are current or behind in [...]
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