Income Flip Podcast

#16. Oralia Herrera— Limiting Risks And Investing From The Ground Up

Oralia Herrera, the Owner of CENTURY 21 TK REALTY, shares with Rob Chevez about how she used residual income to pay for her mortgages. Discover how to be a managing partner when it comes to real estate and learn how to limit the risk so that you can start investing from the ground up, towards acquiring wealth.
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#15. Andrew Abernathey — Raising 10 Mil in Capital By Age 18

In this episode, Andrew Abernathey, CEO of Abernathey Holding Co. provides insight into his journey and how he used value investing to raise 10 mil by the age 18. Andrew shares his real estate roots, his mindset, and his current storage facility investment endeavors. Tune in to learn more from this driven hustler.
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The Top 100 Magazine
Trammell Crow by Robert Sobel
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#14. Jeff Cohn— Building Multiple Streams of Income

Jeff Cohn has established a multi-dimensional real estate business that specializes in titles, mortgages, investments, insurances, trainings, and brokerage, just to name a few. In this episode, Jeff shares his words of wisdom on how he was able to become the entrepreneur, what the true definition of success is, and how to overcome multiple challenges. This is a very inspiring episode where you learn from one of the best entrepreneurs out there!
The One Thing by Gary Keller
The Dream Manager by Matthew Kelly
Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win.
How to Get Rich by Felix Dennis
The Team Building Summit
 
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 Elite Real Estate Systems 
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@ERS_co 
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#13. Dana Gentry— Mastering Teams Through Operations

Mastering teams is one of the most crucial skills for achieving success. Rob Chevez introduces Dana Gentry-Jackson, a Licensed Realtor at Keller Williams Greater Lexington. Dana shares how she could never surpass the 10 million mark until she worked with a great team. To master teams, you first need to connect and help people. Why? Because you have to be what you want to attract and who you want to be in business with. Join in the conversation to get more tips on becoming a great team leader. 
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
Everything Life and Real Estate Podcast
KW Opportunity Map
Principles
Who Not How by Dan Sullivan
The Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast
The Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller
Dealing with The Changing of World Order by Ray Dalio
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#12. Brent Daniels— Talk to People, a Wholesale Program and Coaching Method

Brent Daniels is a dynamic real estate wholesaler who owns a successful telephone marketing program called "Talk To People!" He has personally coached and helped thousands of wholesalers with his strategies. In addition, he has a wildly popular YouTube channel with over 46K subscribers.
If you think that wholesaling isn't your thing, you may want to check out Brent Daniels "Talk to People" YouTube channel and his courses! Brent's energy is contagious.
Brent has spoken to over 45,000 homeowners over the years and learned how to 'Talk to People' like a neighbor. He attributes his success to quality conversations from his Four Pillars of qualify distressed properties, including; condition of the property, timeline to sell property, motivation for selling, and price.
Brent has replaced traditional marketing such as advertising (postcards, yellow letters, and bandit signs) with a simple, low-cost telephone marketing strategy called Talk to People or TTP.
He has coached over 1,000 wholesalers with his "Cold Calling Mastery" training. This podcast is a must if you want to learn creative strategies for wholesaling and talking to people!
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

#11. Henry Washington— Rookie Real Estate Entrepreneur: Out of Necessity and into Prosperity

Henry Washington started in IT and became a real estate investor through grit and determination to make his first real estate deal work. In a few short years, he now owns 40 properties, has launched real estate courses, and lives financially free!
Henry Washington is a rising real estate entrepreneur. His main goal is to help people out of distressed situations helping homeowners with properties that have become difficult and cumbersome to manage.
However, Henry didn't start in real estate. Following college, he moved to Arkansas, working in IT software development for Walmart. Not financially educated, he became a "paycheck to paycheck guy."
After Henry got married, his lack of financial education made buying a house complicated because of his low credit. This motivated Henry to begin Googling how to make more money, including making passive income to provide for his new young family.
After watching a TEDx Talk titled "How to design your dream life through passive income," he figured out a way to buy houses with no credit and no money.
Henry's tenacity and willingness to help people through difficult times make this entrepreneur a shining star.  Learn how this young real estate entrepreneur currently owns 65+ doors, built a fast and furious IG following, and continues to show up for his community!  
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#10. Jennifer Beadles— The Intersection of Where Investor and Agent Meet

Jennifer Beadles had a goal of buying a house by the age of 21. So determined, she worked multiple jobs while finishing up college and lived out her dream of purchasing the least expensive home she could find.
From there, she saw how many opportunities presented themselves with real estate. For example, she could tear down a home, build a multi-family (since zoning applied), or have the option of fixing and flipping. The potential in real estate seemed endless and from that point on, Jennifer was hooked.
Her first job for a builder-developer included project management, which trained her in leasing, permitting, estimating cost builds, and managing subcontractors.
When she did decide to go on her own and become an agent in 2009, the real estate market had recently crashed; with few deals out there, she decided to put her own projects together! Her first project of four townhouses was a success.
Fast forward, Jennifer has built a network of real estate investors who are looking for out-of-state buy-and-hold rentals in markets all across the U.S.
We promise you will learn a lot from this rock star!
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#9.Greg Helbeck—Young Real Estate Entrepreneur Traded NY for CA Coast Success

Learn how this young real estate entrepreneur scaled his business and created a virtual business way before we all went virtual! Greg Helbeck is someone we can all learn from, especially now.
Greg buys houses primarily in Hudson Valley and Westchester, New York, but he lives out his days on the sunny west coast. After setting up his business virtually several years ago, he decided it was time to make a move and live out his dream of living on the West Coast. 
Greg's real estate business focuses on buying distressed properties. Whether the property has been a burdensome rental or if a person has gone through a significant life change like divorce, foreclosure, or a death in the family, Greg's team is there to help.
Greg highlights how entrepreneurship is not easy but being congruent with ambitions helps him feel fulfilled even if goals are still taking shape because eventually, the plan will align. Sounds like an entrepreneur to watch! 
Pave The Way Podcast
Elite Productivity Habits
PropStream Software
The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy
The Art of Exceptional Living by Jim Rohn
Lead the Field by Early Nightingale

#8. Max Keller— From Math Teacher to Fix and Flip Book Author

From math teacher to flipping over 100 houses to bestselling author, Max Keller landed onstage with Robert Kiyosaki and was presented with the 2019 Industry Innovator of the Year Award.
Find out how Max transitioned from high school math teacher to investing in real estate through wholesaling and fix-and-flip to becoming a bestselling author. 
When Max decided to write down a list of questions that his target market kept asking, he realized that he could turn those questions into a book. Then, he saw how this simple tool helped him land more deals. 
Learn how this real estate investor became a bestselling author and expert on the topic of lead generation and marketing for real estate investors.
FREE Guide: REI’s Book Writing Checklist
Max Keller’s Book List
 

#7. Rich Carey— Building Two Careers: Military and Real Estate Investor

Now here is a real estate investor who knows that slow and steady wins the race. You may think that real estate is a lucrative way to make money quickly, but in this podcast, you'll learn that it's often about the long game. 
If you want to build a real estate portfolio the steady way, you are in for a treat!
Rich Carey had a career in the military for 20 years and spent many years abroad, but even so, he wanted a backup plan early on in case something happened to that career. 
He learned some valuable lessons purchasing his own residential properties and through those and over time now has an impressive portfolio to show for it. He did this while taking a more conservative approach, not overleveraging, and often paying cash for properties.   
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