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Think Bigger Real Estate

Think Bigger Real Estate

Justin Stoddart | Stephanie Peck

The road to success for real estate agents is well-marked. The road to significance is not. Here, we help you to Think Bigger than just your business. We inspire you to seek success AND significance, income AND impact. We do that by interviewing the biggest thinkers and highest achievers in the real estate industry, extracting the secrets to having it all.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Think Bigger Real Estate episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Think Bigger Real Estate for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Think Bigger Real Estate episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Think Bigger Real Estate - Lessons from Rudy

Lessons from Rudy

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10/18/24 • 31 min

If you were to ask anyone close to Justin Stoddart the name of his favorite movie of all time, it would be Rudy.

And that is why this may be Justin's favorite interview.

The movie poster for this epic film, which portrays the true life story of Rudy Ruttiger, hangs in his family's bonus room.

The story of Rudy lies inside every one of us. It is the story we all face daily: whether to settle for what's comfortable or to GO FOR IT!

This episode will inspire you to go for it.

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Deferral vs. Forebearance with Tony Gillard
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04/07/20 • 33 min

During these unprecedented times that we are experiencing amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, not only has the health of many experienced trauma and even death, our economy has suffered some traumatic blows as well.

Fortunately, we have a government and an economy that is strong enough to help businesses and individuals for a period of time. However, the only goes to those that qualify for the help. While many of these programs are forgivable, meaning that they require no repayment, many are passing because they don’t think they need it or because some other reason tells them they shouldn’t access it.

Another big question mark that everyone has right now is the difference between mortgage forbearance and mortgage deferral. While forbearance means that it all comes due as soon as the forbearance period has passed, deferral technically means that the life of the loan is extended out the same amount of time as the deferral and there is no lump sum payment due at the end of the deferral period. Keep in mind that different mortgage lenders have different definitions and interpretations for these distinctions and so it behooves each person who is interested in qualifying for one of these programs to call their lender to get clarity on what that means to their specific lender.

We also discussed the general sentiment amongst buyers and sellers at this time. While many buyers and sellers are still moving forward, there’s no doubt that our economy has been wounded. While 10M in the US applied for unemployment in the past few weeks, we must recognize the trouble that this signifies trouble for both the employee and the employer. It behooves real estate agents to bulletproof their transactions by ensuring that those with whom they are working are employed and that there is a high probability that they will stay that way.

Tony shared that the silver lining in all of this is the return to humanity in our business. He sees this as being a real shock to the iBuyer movement because people will realize that they appreciate and need the human side of the business. He recommended reaching out to all of your clients to check in and see how you might serve them in their time of need.

Tony’s answer to the Signature Question of how he continues to think bigger and expand his own possibilities is to get outside himself and be concerned about the needs of others. He finds that as he does this, he immediately finds space and opportunity to grow.

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Ryan Wood and Steve Yeager- How to Build Great Company Culture
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05/15/19 • 16 min

Justin Stoddart 0:00
Welcome to Think Bigger Real Estate show. I'm your host Justin Stoddart, very excited today to have with me two very close friends, guys, they look to as mentors, leaders, and bosses. These guys are fantastic.

Steve Yeager 0:13
I like the laugh.

Justin Stoddart 0:14
They are the leaders of Old Republic Title here in Oregon. And they have built an amazing company culture. And if you're a real estate agent and desire to scale your business, at some point, you're gonna add somebody, and you're gonna add somebody else, potentially add somebody else, and it's going to be requisite for you. If you want to keep good talent and attract good talent, then you're going to need to build the company culture, place where people want to work a place where people don't just get everything they want, but they get what they need. So we just had a great branch meeting, and I thought it'd be appropriate to have a lively conversation with you guys that make me laugh and inspire me about how to have a great company culture. So, Ryan, you mentioned something in the meeting, that gives people perspective, that it's not that their perspective isn't always right, would you share what that is?

Ryan Wood 0:58
Well, it's actually a line that you've used, so we'll steal it from him. But I basically, it's, when you're, and I can say this because I step up on my soapbox a lot, I get passionate about things. And I start, you know, putting my point of view out there and telling everybody, you know, what I feel is right. And, you know, Steve, made a really great point in the meeting, basically talking about the fact that all of us need to when we're in that position, also sit there and say, according to me, so basically do a little little bit of self reflection, which can go a long ways. And, you know, say, okay, am I right? Or am I doing the right thing? It's not all just about making you right, it's about making sure you're doing the right thing.

Justin Stoddart 1:41
Great stuff, Steve, any thoughts on that?

Steve Yeager 1:44
you know, Ryan, I have teased quite a bit, we have a mission statement on the wall, but taking the mission statement down and just putting the word communication, you know, seems like anything in life, whether we're going out or meeting with clients were handling internal issues when you're trying to grow anything, communications, the deal, right? People want to have to transparency and they want to have people that there's a level of respect that goes along with communicating with people. But I think it's, you know, if you take that a step further in it, it really is, you know, I might have this really strong opinion on something, but it's according to me, it's according to, you know, what my background is, what my thoughts are, what my reality is, what my perception is, it doesn't necessarily mean the people I'm talking with disagree with what I'm saying. But they've had an entire life where they have, they have been trained to think a different way doesn't mean the wrong way, just a different way. And being able to step back and actually think about that, when you're having a conversation with someone, it goes a long way with respecting them. And it goes back to another thing we're talking about today with ego. Right? I think, you know, sometimes as guys, we struggle a little bit because we like to lead with ego, you know that the puffed out chest. And I think it's super important, you know when we're having those conversations when we are trying to either coach train, teach, or just have a conversation with somebody that we are really listening, and we're really hearing it from their point of view.

Justin Stoddart 2:58
Great stuff. Iscrewed up a little bit, guys. And maybe the audio won't be as good.

Steve Yeager 3:01
A little concerned that I'm not standing on books next to Ryan, I'm concerned about that.

Justin Stoddart 3:05
And one thing that I actually had a thought this morning, that oftentimes building great company culture isn't always about just encouraging people. Sometimes it is, sometimes it's about telling them, Hey, I believe in you, you can do more. You've got untapped potential. You're amazing. I support you. Sometimes just having a fierce conversation with people, right? Sometimes it's telling them like, hey, what you did there was not the right thing to do for the group for the company for the whole? How have you guys come? Because you get to have both conversations, right? You get to see I believe in you, you're amazing doing a great job. And at times, it's like, Hey, don't do that, again, how have you kind of come to grips with being able to have those fierce conversations, without people taking it personally or without it being super heavy on you.

Ryan Wood 3:47
It's not easy. There's, there's no easy way about it, you're dealing with people, you're not interested in smash...

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The first main point is why being in front of and in contact with your database right now is so important. John Maxwell teaches that leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less. To which I would add, sales is leadership nothing more nothing less. Those that are good at sales are good at leading others. Period.

During times of crisis, leadership is needed more than ever. At the time of this recording, we are right in the middle of the COVID-19 global pandemic that is wreaking havoc on the health, wealth and overall well-being of people, communities and nations.

The second main point is why agents don’t do this. At a time such as this many are concerned about reaching out to their database for fear that it is bad-timing to be making sales calls. Here are a couple of things to realize: Cody and I outline three questions that would be well received by any of your clients, especially now:

  1. How are you?
  2. How is your family?
  3. Is there anything I can do to help you right now?

These questions will be easy for you to ask and well-received by your clients. Additionally, if you’re genuine, patient, and curious in your approach, you’ll be able to peel the onion to find out ways that you can serve them that may or may not have anything to do with real estate.

I shared the story of a client, Kip Craglow who, out of genuine concern for his hair stylist reached out to see how she was doing. He got a call a few days later from the hair stylist's brother who needed to sell a townhome. That won’t happen every time, but it will happen. Even when it doesn’t happen, you’ll still be adding value to yourself and to others by reaching out in care and concern.

The other part of why agents don’t reach out isn’t just because they don’t know what to say. It’s also because many don’t have a database. Or, it may be because many don’t have an organized database or a systematic way to communicate regularly.

The third main point is how to overcome what keeps us from staying in front of our people. Stay in your area of brilliance. You get paid as a real estate agent to build relationships of trust, to know the market well, and then to interpret the market for your clients in a way that is customized to their specific situations and goals. You do not get paid well when you try to be the web developer and the one turning all of the gears and levers. Yes, during this time you should absolutely get your systems in place. And when I say you should get them in place, that doesn’t mean that it should actually be YOU that does it for you.You should also find someone else who is expert at that to do it for you as opposed to you taking this time to learn a skill that isn’t as valuable as is the time you could be spending with your clients.

For a great solution to this, be sure and go to luminaryagent.com or contact Cody directly at cody@luminary agent.com.

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Prepare Now to Crush it After COVID-19 with Jutin Bosak
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04/03/20 • 33 min

Justin Bosak is out of Wall Township, New Jersey, which is considered a suburb of New York City. NYC, as many know, is considered the US epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic. New York City has banned all real estate showings and new listings, causing the real estate market to slam on its brakes. With the NYC and NJ economies being deeply connected, there is no doubt that Justin Bosak finds himself and his family in a difficult situation.

In challenging times, we have to manage our mind and do what the great leaders and success stories have always done. We have to maintain a strong mindset and do everything that does lie within our powers now.

That is exactly what Justin Bosak is doing and it's giving him the confidence to realize that once this storm passes, he is going to be positioned for massive success. While many are using this time to hibernate or spend endless hours following the tragic news stories of our world today, others like Justin are going out and doing everything they can now to prepare for brighter days ahead.

Some of the things that Justin is doing now include:

  • Embracing and leading with technology. He recognizes that the more visibility he can give his listings now, the higher the likelihood that they’ll sell and the more people will see him as the right resource when it comes time for them to sell. While others are avoiding this new world or slowly dipping their toe in the water, Justin is sprinting forward.
  • He’s up, dressed, and in the office working. He’s respecting social distancing of course, but also putting in the work now that his teammates, clients, and community need.
  • He’s getting essential information out to his clients, including details of the government stimulus package.
  • He’s cutting expenses and renegotiating contracts. Zillow is offering leads for half price and so he’s looking at all of his expenditures to see what needs to go, what needs to be renegotiated and what should stay.

How Justin continues to Think Bigger and expand his possibilities, even amidst perceived shrinking possibilities, Justin is looking to other leaders to see what they are doing. He is listening to podcasts and finding others that are winning in this environment and immediately implementing their activities.

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Referrals Without Asking with Stacey Brown Randall
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04/09/20 • 48 min

Referrals without asking. That is exactly what author and coach Stacey Brown Randall teaches her followers and clients how to do. With real estate agents facing what may be the largest challenge of their career, Stacey’s advice on how to fill your pipeline in a comfortable and genuine way is needed now more than ever.

Stacey defines referrals in two parts. The first is that when someone personally recommends you and trust in you is transferred from the referral source to the referral. The second part is that the person being referred has an actual need that your business can fulfill.

Stacey shared that within all of the different types of business inflow, none are wrong, but some are more valuable than others. Referrals, as defined above, are the most valuable form of business in flow into your business.

This then begs the question of how do you go about getting more referrals? Stacey outlines a 5-step process for doing this:

  1. Go back 2-3 years, if possible, and look at your sources of business. Identify who those sources of business actually are.
  2. Every time you get a referral, send them a handwritten thank you card.
  3. Give those people real value roughly six times per year... not value for you disguised as value for them.
  4. Language differently what they mean to you. They are not a means to your end.
  5. Systematize staying in contact with them while remaining genuine.

Towards the end of the episode, Stacey shares that right now, she recommends that agents go to step one to start to identify who these people are. Then, start reaching out to them asking how you can help them with some idea in advance of how you might help them.

At this time, people need leadership more than ever. The reality is that real estate agents know their customers on a more intimate level than most all other professions. You know where they live, where they work, everything about their home, roughly how much money they make, how many kids they have, what are their short, mid, and long term goals, what networks they’re a part of or would like to be a part of. Attimes like these you can use this information in order to provide real value to them to help them in whatever way they might be needing help.

To help all agents get a better understanding of where they’re at along the getting referrals without asking continuum, Stacey has put together a simple quiz at: https://referralquiz.com.

You can also find her book: Generating Referrals Without Asking on all of the major publishing platforms.

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Stephanie Peck- Moms and Real Estate

Stephanie Peck- Moms and Real Estate

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05/16/19 • 36 min

Justin Stoddart 0:00
Hey, welcome back to the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. So excited to be here today about a topic that is, I think so important to the industry, which is how do successful, loving, caring, thoughtful moms stay that way while still succeeding big in real estate? And I have with me today, Stephanie Peck.

Stephanie Peck 0:17
Yeah. Hi.

Justin Stoddart 0:18
Thank you so much for being here, Stephanie. Yeah, this is such a treat. Because, you know, guys consider around and pontificate and talk all day long about what we think the solution is for moms. But it really doesn't do it justice. What really needs to happen is for us to bring someone to the plate, who's for the past 10 years, is that right?

Stephanie Peck 0:36
Yeah. 12 years, actually,

Justin Stoddart 0:38
12 years in real estate, has managed and grown a very successful real estate practice and yet been a fantastic mom. So now I know that conversation kind of weighs heavy on a lot of moms, I was in a top agent mastermind I can reference this yesterday. And some producers, some of which sell 100 homes a year. And the kind of constant feeling of like, Am I doing enough? At home? Am I doing enough for my clients? Like, is that a real feeling? Do you feel that?

Stephanie Peck 1:05
Yeah, all the time, I'm always thinking, how am I going to be the best at everything, and also trying to remember that it's okay to not be the best at everything. Yeah, that's always my balance.

Justin Stoddart 1:17
You know,

it's been really interesting. I was raised in an entrepreneurial family, my mom was a very successful business owner. And I cannot think of something that she could have done better, in fact, because of what she did outside of the home and inspired me to similarly want to, you know, build a business. And so I'm grateful for the fact that not all moms are built a like some, like our dedicate like my wife, for example. She works one day a week as a nurse, and she thrives in that environment. Like my mom would have driven me and my siblings crazy. Had she been home? Right? Yeah, she's just wired to be like, very different. And so I don't know if you feel that way as well, like some moms like are better moms by both, like having some participation in the large participation, the workforce.

Stephanie Peck 2:04
Yeah, I definitely feel that way. Personally, I,

I went back and forth a lot about whether I wanted to be a stay at home mom or a working mom or part-time, I'm always trying to figure out where my place was in that. And I know for me when my kids were younger, and I was able to spend a lot of time at home with them. I'm so grateful for that time. And I love that I was able to do that. But now I personally am so much happier, doing what I'm doing and still being able to be the mom that I want it to be.

Justin Stoddart 2:41
Now that's some moms probably have that. That guilt, right, that feeling of like,

I'm giving up kids, let's talk a little bit about motherhood. For those that know me, some of you don't know me as well, others do know that at the core of who I am, I'm a family guy. And family is the most important thing to me. So and I honestly believe that there's no greater work than one will do than within the walls of their own home. Right? That's a quote that stuck with me ever since I was young. And I believe that, that a lot of realtor moms feel that same way to have even though they build a great business build a great empire, they realize that all shrinks in comparison to the work that they're doing. And raising up the next generation talk a little bit about kind of your feelings about motherhood and home just so that those things like, well, she doesn't like she doesn't get me because of she obviously family's kind of the second tier to her. And I know that's not true, right? Talk a little bit about like, your feelings towards motherhood and being a mom and all that.

Stephanie Peck 3:33
Yeah. So for me, I, I got into real estate because I wanted to do it for my family. And because I wanted to be the mom that I wanted to be knowing that I still wanted to be a working mom. But I didn't want to be a drop off at daycare, 10 hour a day kind of a mom. That was just my personal choice. And that's how I wanted to have my family structured. So that's when I got started in real estate was with that goal in mind. So for me, I'm always trying to think about why did I do this? Why did I decide to get into this business? And who am I serving because of it? So I focus on what I want to do for my family because of real estate and not the other

way around is

Justin Stoddart 4:21
interesting that we've talked about before. You've mentioned before about how important it is to to have a clear why right? Because I know that in real estate you get in any training, and it's like more and more and more bigger, big...

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Critical Decisions We Make During a Crisis with Aaron Heard
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03/30/20 • 32 min

Justin Stoddart
When Aaron Heard agreed to come on the show, I knew it was going to be good. I had no idea just how good it was going to be. The topic that we discuss here is all about critical choices that you need to make during uncertain times. This gentleman, again, has done some phenomenal things, including helping sell over 1000 homes across the country in one single year. He's a coach to some of the best and top agents in the entire country. He is truly a leader's leader. And the wisdom that he shares today is going to help you do really kind of three key things. Number one, it's going to help you grow your business during uncertain times. It's going to help you grow your relationships during these uncertain times. And it's really going to help you grow your mindset. Those three things are absolutely critical for anybody wanting to be a big thinker, high achiever. And Aaron Heard absolutely delivers I can't wait for you to hear it. It's a phenomenal episode. And it's really going to change the way you see this time right now. It's going to be the opportunity of a lifetime. Can't wait for you to hear it. Enjoy.
Justin Stoddart
All right, and I believe my friend. We are live. We'll see how many people join in this time. We're going to see the hunger of the real estate industry to get amazing content because this is when Aaron Heard is going to deliver it. Welcome everybody to The Think Bigger Real Estate Show. Bright and early. You can tell that there's not a whole lot of natural sunlight coming in. Nevertheless, ballers like Aaron Heard are up and add it and making things happen. So, Aaron Heard for those that don't know him, and kind of what maybe more importantly, we're going to get from this episode are critical choices that you need to make right now, as a business owner coming into a downturn coming into some really uncertain times, there are some things that you can be certain about, despite the uncertainty, there's some things that you can absolutely choose to do that will, that will guarantee that you're going to have a better outcome than if you don't do them. And that's the guarantee that we can have even in uncertain times. So Aaron Heard this gentleman is a MAPS coach, coaches, literally some of the top real estate professionals in the country. He's phenomenal. In addition to that, he has his own very successful team here in Portland, Oregon. And this is really cool. He was a big part of helping sell 1000 homes in less than a year, so expanded across the country. Just very much a visionary, very much somebody who understands business. I mean to do that you have to really understand business and so I'm thrilled Today, Aaron Heard, thank you for coming on to the think bigger real estate show and sharing with us some key wisdom we all need right now.

Aaron Heard
The pleasure is absolutely mine, Justin, and you are a brave man, when you invited me to come on the show and you said, Hey, can we come on board? I said, Sure. 6am You didn't blink an eye. You got six little ones upstairs sleeping. Causing disruption in your household? Hmm.

Justin Stoddart
You know, absolutely. There's a, you know, there's absolutely some a little bit of risk of going live during the day. There's also a little bit of risk in going live early in the morning, right? Because it's a little less certain. Yep. And you know, and obviously, this whole topic is all about how do we gain certainty in an uncertain time and so probably actually going live at 6am is probably more certain than not. It was everyone's quiet around here.

Aaron Heard
All my East Coast friends are going to be joining us. What's up everybody?

Justin Stoddart
Yeah. Very funny, man. What Um Let's let's jump into this again for you know for for those that are again maybe just tuning in now, let me just say this what you're going to get from this episode is that you are going to walk away with some absolute certain things that you can do in uncertain times coming from a guy who again has hold sold over 1000 homes in less than a year across the country. And coaches some of the brightest of the bright so excited again to have you here, Aaron, let's go ahead jump in what are you know, what's maybe the first thing that comes to mind that you can do to make a critical choice in an uncertain time?

Aaron Heard
Justin, I think the first thing is just simply face reality. Right? We got to identify what is really happening in our in our worlds in our businesses in our in our economies locally, nationally and understand what impact is being made for what we have to control like there's things that you just can't control. Get over it. Yesterday is yesterday. Yeah, a year ago was a year ago, you ain't getting it back. It's gone. Right? So understand. Here's your reality today and ask yourself, who do I choose to be tomorrow? Based on what I know is to be true right now, who do I choose to be and have...

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Think Bigger Real Estate - What The Fed is Happening with Interest Rates?! with Mark Aalto
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03/18/20 • 25 min

Justin Stoddart
Hey, welcome back to the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. I'm your host, Justin Stoddard. Today's episode, we're gonna cover three points. Why did rates go down? Why did they spike back up? And now what can we expect with the recent fed changes of moving the rates from zero to 0.25? I have with me today an amazing individual that's going to help us with that. Here's what I want you to know is that the purpose of this show, again, is to help you to think bigger. My personal mission is to inspire you actually to wake you up to the potential that's inside of you, and then to inspire you and help you to live in pursuit of that potential. Today's guest again, his name is Mark Aalto. He's been a loan officer for over 27 years, been in the industry for over 29 years. And during that timeframe, he's done between 4,500 & 5,000 loans. Needless to say, he's been a student of the market he's been a student of patterns and what causes rates to go up what causes rates to go down, and we are happened to be in very uncertain times right now and that we are trying To figure out what the Fed is going on with rates, Mark, you, thank you for coming on. Mark, thank you for coming on the show today.

Mark Aalto
It's my pleasure, man. It's always nice to well, you always inspire me, man. So it's good to be part of this. And I hope that I can shed some light and help a little bit with what's going on and why and all that other good stuff. You

Justin Stoddart
know, I appreciate you mark, because you really hand selected to kind of be the spokesperson today because you're very much a kind of a giving soul. You know, you're constantly reaching out educating the marketplace, helping people to really understand, hey, here's the changes, here's what you can expect. So because of your kind of outward reach constantly educating all of us, I thought, you know, you're the, you're a perfect person to bring on to really help us understand kind of first question, which is, you know, rates dropped all the way down to 3.29%. Can you give us just an understanding as maybe what caused that and and kind of what causes rates to go down like that?

Mark Aalto
Well, and just to kind of start this off, so uncertainty is nothing new, right. And the bond market is ultimately, what rates are tied to. So I don't know that I'm necessarily the most technical loan officer out there in terms of explaining all this stuff. But hopefully this will be in a way that folks will understand. So if you want to rewind a little bit, so we rewind back to November of 2016. So the night before, it was, a lot of people thought that Hillary was going to be elected. And this is not political on my part, I want to make sure that everybody knows that you saw the stock futures, which is how people are looking to see what the stock market's gonna do. The next day was literally way down. And so a lot of us as loan officers thought, Hey, you know, rates are going to go from three and a quarter, which is around where they were, at the time, even lower. And what ended up happening instead is that Trump got elected, which is something that the market didn't expect. That's the important piece is not so much that a person got elected. Instead, it was a person that people didn't expect to get elected. And so over the course of just three days, we had rates go up about three quarters of a percent. In other words, volatility is nothing new to this industry. And basically from that point, In November of 2016, until about November 8 2018, rates were on a gradual climb. And so as loan officers, we would just basically take an application and lock it as soon as we could, because we knew that rates were going to get worse. And so what's happened basically, since November of 2018, is rates have been gradually going down. And the reason why that's important is because it has been gradual, it's not been sudden, it's been something where, when it comes to the markets in general, they don't like a lot of volatility. And so so here's something that I think everybody should know, that can help you out. So when there are periods of times when there's volatility, people that invest in the stock market, we're talking about people that have a lot of money or even might be mutual funds, hedge funds, all that other good stuff. What they end up doing is they were looking for a safer place to put their money. They're worried that basically by investing in the stock market, it's not the right place to put their money. They're looking for something safer. The safest thing is treasuries, right. So if you're looking for something that's a guaranteed investment, treasuries are the most safe thing that there Is the next the next rung up, something that's going to pay you a little bit higher rate of return, but still is considered safe are mortgage backed securities. So that's just a very broad background and a way of saying, okay, when when the markets are cr...

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Think Bigger Real Estate - Buy Real Estate WITHOUT Traditional Bank Financing?
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11/13/24 • 34 min

Are you tired of being held back by traditional bank financing when buying real estate? What if you could break free from the shackles of credit scores, income verification, and endless paperwork? In this video, we'll explore alternative financing options to help you achieve your real estate goals without relying on traditional banks. From private money lenders to creative financing strategies, we'll dive into the pros and cons of each approach and provide you with the knowledge you need to start building your real estate empire. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to think outside the box and achieve financial freedom through real estate. With over two decades of experience, Joe and Jenn, The Duo Behind the Creative Finance Playbook, is the #1 resource for learning how to buy real estate without traditional bank financing, relying on credit, or needing large cash reserves—all from the comfort of your home. As hosts of the Creative Finance Playbook Podcast, which ranks in the top 10% of global podcasts, Jenn and Joe have established themselves as experts in the real estate community. They have been featured on influential platforms like the BiggerPockets Podcast and Real Estate Rookie Podcast. Through their innovative approach and by re-engineering their business model to operate remotely, they have empowered their students to secure both financial and time freedom from the comfort of their homes.

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How often are episodes of Think Bigger Real Estate released?

Episodes of Think Bigger Real Estate are typically released every 4 days.

When was the first episode of Think Bigger Real Estate?

The first episode of Think Bigger Real Estate was released on Apr 8, 2017.

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