102: How to Struggle and Still Succeed at Real Estate with Scott Costello

BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast

BiggerPockets

Education, Business, Investing

4.8 • 16.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 December 2014

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Have you ever struggled to get to the next level with your real estate investing? On today’s episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, we sit down with real estate wholesaler and self-proclaimed “struggling investor” Scott Costello. In this riveting interview, you’ll learn why real estate investing is never as easy as it might appear and how to overcome the struggles that everyone faces to find success. Listen for awesome tips on how to break into the real estate industry, advice on getting into wholesaling, and how to motivate yourself amidst the everyday struggles investors face. If you’re looking for some great motivation and useful tips, don’t miss this inspiring interview! In This Show We Cover: How Scott got started in real estate thanks to a book What took him so long to get his beginning How he used wholesaling to get his foot in the door Why personality matters in deciding what path to take in your investing General advice for wholesalers The ins and outs of starting real estate with a full time job How to find a partner to invest with Scott’s method of targeting absentee owners from tax records What keeps him going as an investor The everyday struggles real estate professionals face Things Scott would have done better if he could do it again The importance of establishing a website The best and worst deals Scott has ever done Tips on using the Internet to market your next wholesale deal And MUCH more! Links From the Show: BiggerPockets Webinar Blogmutt.com BiggerPockets Marketplace BiggerPockets Plus and Pro Accounts Books Mentioned in the Show Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Brandon Turner’s The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie Connect with Scott Scott’s BiggerPockets Profile Scott’s Business Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Bigger Pockets Podcast, Show 102.
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0:23.8	Your home for real estate investing online.
0:26.6	What's going on everybody?
0:27.8	This is Josh Dorkin.
0:28.9	Host to the BiggerPockets podcast
0:31.8	here with my co-host Chris Kringle himself
0:35.0	mr Brandon Turner we call on Chris Kringle Grinch
0:39.0	oh just kidding you're not the Grinch. That's not very Christmas like no you're you are not the Grinch you are like I don't know what's another good Christmas person like Rudolph you're like Rudolph you're like Rudolph over there.
0:52.2	You know everyone likes Rudolph because he can fly and he Rudolph. You're like Rudolph over there. Nice.
0:52.6	You know, everyone likes Rudolph because he can fly and he's got a red nose.
0:55.8	I don't know why that's like you, but trust me.
0:58.4	I don't either.
0:59.4	I don't either.
1:00.4	Merry Christmas.
1:01.6	Yeah.
1:02.2	Thanks. Even though most people probably aren't listening to this on Christmas because they're with their fans. All right. Well, Merry Christmas. Yeah.
1:03.0	Thanks. Even though most people probably aren't listening to this on Christmas because they're with their
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