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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"brandon david" Discussed on Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
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BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"brandon david" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"The person depends on like scott mentioned the goals but also men's advice is really good here too because many people listen to this sense and here well brandon david by six hundred thousand dollar san diego properties that don't cash flow so that's a strategy that works but they don't have the the capital coming in or the reserves that we would have to be in a position to do that. And that's what i really want to stress. It's not the same formula for everybody. Not every football team plays the same way. There seems that can take shots down the field that are really big but they know if we don't get this we have a really good chance of still picking up a first down through the running game or whatever else that we're doing. I tend to think that bigger wealth is created through appreciation. However if you don't last to get that appreciation doesn't do anything for you. It's kind of the big shot down the field. So it's not a one-size-fits-all situation. I think that in general most people's paths you start off with cash flow because you're not gonna lose anything that way and it is going get you momentum going and you will know when it's the right time to go for some of those bigger plays where maybe for some people. You actually are losing money every month but it's okay because over the long term. Here's the thing about appreciation that we're not mentioning though it's not like if your house goes up one hundred thousand dollars three years you just made one hundred thousand dollars you have to sell it if you want to receive that and then there's closing costs that are also associated with that so it's easy to fool yourself into thinking you made big wealth and that becomes a game. Oh look at all my equity that i created. It can go away in a second. We also that happened in two thousand and ten. So when you're doing this you actually have to understand what you've got got equity. That's not the same as cash. If you wanna turn it into cash there's gonna be some cost associated and those costs are really significant. So scott many. I want to throw this back to you and ask you guys. Where have you found the sweet spot where it makes sense to sell a proper. You move onto the next one well. I don't think you have to sell the property. I think you you. You're talking about a return on equity right fundamentally getting to here and when you let's put it in the simplest terms i have one hundred thousand dollar house. If the house goes up by paid for the house. I have no debt on it and house goes up by three percent. I've made it three percent return. If i have twenty thousand dollars in equity on the house and the house goes up by three percent i have made fifteen percents. Three times five per return on equity..
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"brandon david" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"I want to accomplish this. Can you help me. There's nothing wrong with that. It's better to go to someone and say what do you want to accomplish. And how can i help you. That ten stay open the door to get. That person even wants to hang out with you. And i'd say that's the mistake. A lot of people make. Is they go well brandon. David said i need to do this. So hey can you do this with me. And you didn't bring any value to that person. Take her be be a giver like go go to give. How can i help people that came from the online courses and it's like how can i serve people. How can i connect people and you know. Offer connection of some sort as opposed to like what can get out of this person. I like. yeah so good. Absolutely all right. Well let's move onto the last segment of the show is time for our famous. Faw all right. Let's get to the famous four christie's same for questions about the every guest every week. So number one. What is your all time. Favorite real estate related book while besides rich dad poor dad. I'm going to say I read this book in mexico last year. And it's money people deal by stephan arnoux rest in peace I really liked that. He's a he's a canadian guy But i found him through grant cardona and different stuff and sadly you just passed away but I really dive into his stuff. Just his story about I don't know if there's a a triplex or something like that. But his stories were so good he got into this deal. The contractor did them wrong and it took longer way-over-budget spent all his money and he was always like the business guy and It turned out just to save this deal. So we didn't lose his shirt he had the like. End up putting on overalls. And he's showed up every single day until that property was freaking done and and any got done and just kind of not rags to riches story but it inspired me awesome. Cool that the stuff we tend to like the most isn't necessarily the best content but it's the best story nano stories matter somewhat. Yeah they do all right. So what's your favorite business book. A mentioned it earlier dimension again. Just really inspired me is a millionaire messenger by brandenburg for fifty cents. I'd say it's made me over a million dollars book. I've not read the. I've not read that one from i have high-performance habits which i've read probably. Yeah millionaire that the manifesto one. What's it called the Something motivation manifesto. It's motivation men festive fascinating. 'cause it's written like a the manifesto like a declaration of independence. We find these truths to be self evident. The whole book is written that way. It's it's unlike any book i've ever read but anyway brennan is an awesome dude..
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"brandon david" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"I had a video. That did kind of well yesterday last night when i posted it this morning. It has two hundred and thirteen thousand views as of right. Now it's crazy. I have six hundred and ten thousand and one hundred followers. But i expect by the end of the show of time. We're done recording this. I'll have even more ominous screenshot right now. And then on remind myself before the end of the show and we'll see how many followers i have by the way just to prove to anyone still doubting tiktok. It is definitely a platform to be Upi recommend all right. So i asked ryan pineda this a few months ago when he was on the show. I said what value just tiktok brings before we get into your real estate while we're the topic. What what maybe on yet. But what value does tiktok bring or what do you think it's going to bring you by having a big following their so monetization wise. It's already brought me a lot of value between the brands. That i really love that i use myself for that i that i hope. Other people can benefit from But on top of that also just being able to make incredible connections with other people who i get to learn from and benefit from in the space and it's really like been a shortcut to being able to talk to these incredibly knowledgeable people in all fields of expertise whether that's finance personal finance. Real estate's talking to you brandon david or really anything else related to Anything that people do on tiktok because it is so much more than just some teenagers dancing around. If you spend more than an hour on the app. I promise you will find something other than teenagers. Dancing on the app. This is to everyone on. The podcast knows this. But i've been talking about for months. How i been thinking about getting a tiktok and then i'm like it's just waste a ton of time and the the where i'm where i've settled on at this point is i'm going. I'm going to do it and shortly. And i'm working on right now sort of but i don't want to be a consumer of tiktok as much as i want to be provider of content for tiktok right like the danger of social media is getting sucked into like just like the constant scrolling and i just lost my whole life till like watching eighteen year old kids off their apps. Like it's that's the part that like kills me. And i'm like i don't want to get sucked into that but you're right. It's such a great way to either reached hundreds of thousands if not millions of people it's way to build connections to build relationships with people that are influencers that you want to get connected with brands. I see that i see that. Definitely yeah you do have to limit yourself to make sure that you're not sitting down and then scrolling for like two hours..