Good morning,
I’ve been thinking more and more about the type of company ResilientREI should be. And to be honest I keep thinking about the old Farmer’s Almanacs. The amount of pride taken into crafting and illustrating those issues – all to help the reader better understand what to expect for that planting season.
I bring this up as that is the level of pride I want to instill in ResilientREI. A proper media outlet for us all to become better investors, landlords, and members of our community.
Excited to share the first Featured RE Investor in this soft re-brand:
REI_Mike!
How many doors do you have?
Right now I have 3 doors
What got you into real estate investing?
Rich Dad Poor Dad and the idea of working for myself
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What market do you operate in?
Louisville, KY
How would you describe your portfolio?
Growing
What are you currently buying?
SFH and small-MFH
Tell us about your biggest mistake in real estate?
8 week delay on a rehab. The flip should still make a decent profit, but it’s stressful!
Tell us about your biggest win in real estate?
My first duplex cash flows $450/month. I’m very proud of that.
Outside of real estate what else do you invest in?
Nothing at the moment due to the market, but usually the S&P 500 and my 401K.
Books people should read before investing
Rich Dad Poor Dad, Bigger Pockets, David Lindahl – Any of these work great!
What advice would you give to a new investor?
Build a team of people you trust. I would not have been able to buy 3 doors in 4 months without the support of more experienced investors.
Mike (@REI_MikeG) / Twitter — twitter.com
I buy Real Estate. I host a podcast titled Relentless Ambition. I play golf (not well).
This Week on the Podcast
Managing Rentals through a Rockstar Contractor with Jeff Higgins — resilientrei.bio.link
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Enough Business
“The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts: therefore, guard accordingly, and take care that you entertain no notions unsuitable to virtue and reasonable nature.”
Monday’s Podcast:
Crypto vs Real Estate Phycology with Jason Rash
