The stock market dropped 800 points in one day. “That’s like your spouse comes home and just dropkicks you, and while you’re down, picks up a frying pan and hits you two more times” says Del. Today, he defines why so many stay invested in the stock market when it’s clear they should leave.
(August 06, 2019) Tell Del Tuesday “Done with the Rat Race”
So, imagine taking the summer off of work. Now, imagine you don’t want to go back. As it turns out, multifamily real estate is the best vehicle for never going back. How do we know? Gerard did just that.
(August 05, 2019) Maximize Benefits with Passive Income Instead of Timing Social Security
Making the right choices regarding Social Security benefits is a daunting task at best. Most pundits today provide a solution asking you to work until you are 70 in order to maximize your benefits. Mike Harrison says this is not your most favorable course of action, because at the end of the day the additional benefits are miniscule. Especially, when compared to passive income through real estate.
(August 02, 2019) Give up Your Ego & Find Yourself a Mentor
He learned it while reaching his physical peak for competitive body building and power lifting, and he learned it at his darkest hour fighting cancer while pursuing the complex hobby of model trains; “I do not believe you can fail your way to success.” In these pursuits and more, Del believes more in the power of successful mentors to change lives instead of individually failing enough to eventually succeed.
(August 01, 2019) Do Your Due Diligence
The “family office” is a method of operating a family’s income-producing assets like a business to systematically grow net worth. Some have lawyers, accountants and many other specialists on staff all dedicated to this goal. But, today many family offices are failing at buying into real estate. Del will tell you why. Next, some see a great opportunity in section eight housing, but Del says hold on a minute.
(July 31, 2019) Where to Put Investment Capital Between Real Estate Deals
Del provides some of the key considerations for what to do with larger sums of investment capital while they wait for that next great real estate deal.
(July 30, 2019) Career Property Manager Turns Real Estate Owner at 58
At one point in his career, Robert managed a 26,000 unit portfolio. So, why should you be excited about the 250 unit property he plans to showcase at our Multifamily Masters Tour? He owns it. Listen in as Robert talks about how one of the boldest moves of his life, becoming a real estate owner at 58 years of age, gives him the most peace of mind today.
(July 29, 2019) The Cost of an Ineffective Education
Mike Harrison reveals how the right, effective information and education, delivered at the right time, is priceless! The price we pay for ineffective education is much more expensive than many of us realize – it wastes our time and treasure at best, and at worst can set us on a path of devastation.
(July 26, 2019) Investing Out of State
This podcast follows the trajectory of Lifestyles Unlimited Multifamily Mentor, Scott Van Nostrand, from the development of his local Houston portfolio to his expansion beyond the state of Texas. Here, he and Lifestyles Unlimited CEO/Founder, Del Walmsley, use their entrepreneurial/real estate investing experience to hone in on what it takes, and what people should consider, when investing out-of-town, and more importantly, out of state. This is a small snapshot of how our members have expanded across the nation.
(July 24, 2019) State Run Auto-IRAs
State run auto-IRAs are popping up in different parts of the country in an attempt to encourage retirement saving from workers without employee-sponsored retirement plans. But, where does encouragement become enforcement? And, do the ends of such plans justify the means? On this show, Del Walmsley asks the hard questions for auto-IRAs already in effect today, such as CalSavers and OregonSaves.