Andrew Hines has hosted over a hundred episodes of his podcast, but today, he is joining me for a very insightful episode of More to Life. When Andrew had his first BRRR project, he underwent a "baptism by fire" where he babysat the project and stayed onsite five days a week! He had put all his time and energy into this single project to make sure that everything went right and also, to learn every detail of his business.
Andrew Hines has hosted over a hundred episodes of his podcast, but today, he is joining me for a very insightful episode of More to Life. When Andrew had his first BRRR project, he underwent a "baptism by fire" where he babysat the project and stayed onsite five days a week! He had put all his time and energy into this single project to make sure that everything went right and also, to learn every detail of his business.
Andrew helped me realized that lacking a certain skill or knowledge in a specific area is not an excuse for failure. In our episode today, he shares what he did to learn his place in this business, including the nights spent on YouTube learning how to properly install windows so as to ensure his crews were not making any mistakes. This story surprised me in the best way. Listening to people like Andrew opens my mind to new ideas and new learning, and I hope you'll experience the same.
Mary-Anne Gillespie is a business coach extraordinaire who helped and guided me through the first years of my transition from being a police officer to a full-time real estate investor. She taught me to have a growth mindset, leading me to achieve results I have never imagined. With this growth mindset, I was able to multiply my 100-unit portfolio into a shy of 300 units in just three years.
A very special guest is joining me in today's episode. Mary-Anne Gillespie is a business coach extraordinaire who helped and guided me through the first years of my transition from being a police officer to a full-time real estate investor. She taught me to have a growth mindset, leading me to achieve results I have never imagined. With this growth mindset, I was able to multiply my 100-unit portfolio into a shy of 300 units in just three years.
In this episode, Mary-Anne and I talk about the growth mindset and how you can achieve greater things by having one. She also shares how she lost her parents at the age of 17, became homeless, and bounced back to become a millionaire at 24! If I was inspired by Mary-Anne's remarkable story of strength, passion, and unwavering positivity, I am sure that you will be too.
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In today’s episode, I have a discussion with Justin Wu around commercial financing and real estate investment. Justin shares his journey of getting into real estate investment and why he found that investing in real estate to be such a powerful way to develop your passive income stream.
In today’s episode, I have a discussion with Justin Wu around commercial financing and real estate investment. Justin shares his journey of getting into real estate investing and why he found investing in real estate to be such a powerful way to develop your passive income stream.
Justin is an expert in commercial property financing and he is fantastic at crunching numbers that work, thanks to his career as a financial analyst. As one of our investment partners, we now own projects and buildings together and I believe we will still be doing great things together in real estate for many years to come.
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Today, my guest is someone whose story sounds a lot like my own. He is a full-time police officer who is working hard to get himself to the point where he too can move to full-time real estate investment. He is at the same time also managing to host a successful investment podcast, he does online boot camps and has written several eBooks to help people understand real estate investment.
Today, my guest is someone whose story sounds a lot like my own. He is a full-time police officer who is working hard to build a large real estate portfolio for himself and his family. He is at the same time also managing to host a successful investment podcast, he does online boot camps and has written several eBooks to help people understand real estate investment.
To me, it is clear that Dave has a passion to not only become financially free himself but also to help others do just that - especially other first responders. In this episode, David shares his thought process for remaining in his full-time job for now and he gives some great tips for newcomers wanting to get into investment.
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My first guest on the More to Life Real Estate Investing podcast is none other than my business partner, founder of MacKay Realty Network, and co-host of the Breakthrough Real Estate Investing Podcast - Sandy MacKay.
My first guest on the More to Life Real Estate Investing podcast is none other than my business partner, founder of MacKay Realty Network, and co-host of the Breakthrough Real Estate Investing Podcast - Sandy MacKay. I was a guest on this podcast about 5 or 6 years ago and the discussion we had during that appearance changed my real estate investing career for the better. Now we own several companies and properties together and we chat about some of the obstacles we were faced with to get to this point.
In this episode, I ask Sandy about his perspective on the real estate investment game and what he believes are some of the best ways to set oneself and - your team - up for success when first getting into the business of investing in real estate.
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In this first episode of More to Life Real Estate Investing, I introduce myself, my businesses and how I transitioned from being a successful police officer to a multi-millionaire successful real estate investor. I wanted more of what life had to offer and real estate investment gave me that opportunity.
In this first episode of More to Life Real Estate Investing, I introduce myself, my businesses and how I transitioned from being a successful police officer to a multi-millionaire successful real estate investor. I wanted more of what life had to offer and real estate investment gave me that opportunity.
More to life can happen for you, but you have to get off the fence and get started!
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An introduction and how I got started in real estate Joint venturing as a gateway to success in real estate Other factors that influenced the decision to leave the police department The “Power Team” The “Costco” effect Starting a construction company- Vision Construction Management Starting a property management company Starting a landscaping company Motivation to get started Goal of this podcast
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On today's episode, Joel chats with Adrian Pannozzo, a former police officer and founder of Executive Properties Capital, a real estate investment partner.
Adrian shares about transitioning into real estate after working in the police force for 21 years and what it took for him to develop a robust real estate portfolio while taking entrepreneurial risks.
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Adrian has completed 21 years of policing and retired early as a result of the choices he made in Real Estate Investing. He is now a full-time real estate investor and entrepreneur of multiple companies.
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There are all sorts of excuses for not achieving your real estate goals – no time, no money, no stomach for today’s prices. Well, today’s guest has overcome all these obstacles and with staggering results: 260+ doors in under 10 years! Real estate investor, Adrian Pannozzo, sits down with Matt & Adam to chart his trajectory from police officer to real estate mogul. Want a plan to build general wealth? How about a sure-fire investment strategy that creates a market buffer and huge cash-flow? Today’s episode will offer a clear road map to reach your real estate goals.
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Adrian Panozzo has scaled his business over the span of ten years using the BRRR (Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) strategy by concentrating on a smaller multi-family properties. During this time he was a full time police officer in Toronto. His investment market of Hamilton Ontario has a history as an industrial city with steel production, transportation and logistics at the core of the city’s economy. This strategy could be transported to virtually any market in North America. To connect with Adrian, you can email him at executiveproperties@rogers.com
