@jasonJosephlee I just join this channel and just made an account on bigger pockets a week ago. Is there an email or contact information? I reside in the LA county and I think my little small business will do better well with investing in real estate because my father does construction and so does my brother, so means free labor . I just want someone that can help me and guide me a bit
Thank you for Bringing Jason Lee I am in similar situation I am still in University age 24 was playing rugby had aspirations to play but i had to stop as well. and its only beginning of last year i started rechanneling my mental space to business and hearing other guys who have walked a similar walk is great inspiration thank you bigger pockets.
That was a lot of cold calls. Experiencing the rejection in real estate can definitely leave you wondering if it’s the right thing to be doing. I can definitely relate. Hanging in there.
@@SBB123 I know Jason, he's a high volume broker. He made a lot income selling apartments. In San Diego, if you're a grinder, you can make $400k a year pretty easily in brokerage. This enables you to invest. Also, it's not luck if you make 3000 cold calls and raise equity through that work. Luck is being born into wealth.
Whoa, this is exactly me too! Just moved to American canyon last week from SD. Not by choice either, cost of living had us move back with my in laws. I want to move back to SD so badly. So I’m trying to learn this so I can finally move back. The most sincere good luck to you my friend 🙏🏽
Your insights into networking, investing and the importance of a strong support system are incredibly valuable for anyone looking to enter the real estate market, thank you for sharing!
How did he afford multiple projects, did he buy w a bank, seller finance et? Did he refinance to get his cash back? Would love a little deeper dive. Still good though
Organic chemistry was one of the things that talked me right out of mech engineering lol But I loved geometry. Hated trig and calc I felt that hairline joke 😣
Thank you so much for having me! It was a blast! Hope it was helpful for the viewers!!
💯 appreciate you sharing
Y’all are so damn smart
Hard to keep up
How did you get the $$ to put a down payment down for a 750k property plus renovation?
@@jasondoe5741the guy has made like $6M in the past couple years
Thank u great story
@jasonJosephlee I just join this channel and just made an account on bigger pockets a week ago. Is there an email or contact information? I reside in the LA county and I think my little small business will do better well with investing in real estate because my father does construction and so does my brother, so means free labor . I just want someone that can help me and guide me a bit
After dozens of episodes that felt like commercials, this one was good. As was the recent episode with the married couple doing creative finance
Thank you for Bringing Jason Lee I am in similar situation I am still in University age 24 was playing rugby had aspirations to play but i had to stop as well. and its only beginning of last year i started rechanneling my mental space to business and hearing other guys who have walked a similar walk is great inspiration thank you bigger pockets.
Thanks for watching Bradley!
That was a lot of cold calls. Experiencing the rejection in real estate can definitely leave you wondering if it’s the right thing to be doing. I can definitely relate. Hanging in there.
Your story is relatable because many of us have had to change direction and search for our true passion. Thanks for sharing your inspiring journey!
Great show !! Congratulations to all!! 🎉 so much good information and motivation!!
thank you!
I LOVE THIS PART 36:52 new perspective for me I never heard anyone say that
How did he go from making nothing to potentially putting down 140k plus renovations to buy the duplex?
I had made a significant amount of money selling properties
He explained how he started at minute 48:17
Sounds like he knew someone who got $$$... LUCK
@@SBB123 I know Jason, he's a high volume broker. He made a lot income selling apartments. In San Diego, if you're a grinder, you can make $400k a year pretty easily in brokerage. This enables you to invest. Also, it's not luck if you make 3000 cold calls and raise equity through that work. Luck is being born into wealth.
I learned alot from this podcast. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us. 😊
you are so welcome!
Great show! Congratulations Jason on your success! Thanks for sharing your experience with us.
thank you so much
David hates my state😭😭
But we have pizza hut, white castle, aircraft, and the wizard of oz🤌🏼😂😂
Hi everyone! Greetings from Slovenia. Love the channel!
incredible story. thank you for sharing. very impressive to see this done in a short amount of time.
I just moved away from SD to Sacramento not by choice but because I have to …, I want to move back to Sd already
Whoa, this is exactly me too! Just moved to American canyon last week from SD. Not by choice either, cost of living had us move back with my in laws. I want to move back to SD so badly. So I’m trying to learn this so I can finally move back. The most sincere good luck to you my friend 🙏🏽
Your insights into networking, investing and the importance of a strong support system are incredibly valuable for anyone looking to enter the real estate market, thank you for sharing!
Calling the children of the recently deceased to see if they are selling the property is slimy, though. Speaking from personal experience, Dev P. 🧐
I can see where you're coming from but a lot of times the kids panic and don't know what to do and welcome a call.
Its not slimy when they WANT To Sell. We Don't force anyone to sell... We catch people at the right time. Not a great mindset to have
Yes so let the foreclose on the property that’s better for them
How do i find a rental when i live in an overinflated market?
create more relationships
Wait for the housing market crash 😊
I understood the Eminem joke and loved it!! 💜
Great episode!
Everything happened in your lives with a reason, and you can't take away a serious factor that helped you is your LUCK.
How did he afford multiple projects, did he buy w a bank, seller finance et? Did he refinance to get his cash back? Would love a little deeper dive. Still good though
You must be cautious of dealing with Paco and Rocco contractors….they must be vetted thoroughly…..
8 concussions by the time he was 20 is crazy
Yep. I’ve always heard After 3 there is some bad brain effects
27:45 - Wow this was a very good comprehension of the situation - "My interpretation of the experience" 28:25
Organic chemistry was one of the things that talked me right out of mech engineering lol
But I loved geometry. Hated trig and calc
I felt that hairline joke 😣
Well done. Buikding that pipeline is key.
Ok time to start doing magic mushrooms
lmao
It's not buying the car that's a problem it's affording the maintenance
Organic chemistry broke the spirit of many people. It's a weed out course for some programs
Dope episode
I left San Diego. I didn’t care for it at all.
Lol. He takes the same approach on dating he's going to be dating Victoria's secret models..... Non-stop approaching lol...good man
2020 is the past
13:00 🤓 I love o chem lol
You kidding
Good podcast, too much on the background, no one cares about chemistry and geometry, just get to real estate stuff quicker would be great
How did he get his seed money 💴? Was it just great credit ? Or did he get an FHA loan? David let him off the hook 🪝 😡👎🏾