Welcome, welcome welcome welcome into the investing in real estate show. I'm

Clayton Morris, longtime real estate investor. I've done thousands of real estate deals over the years,

everything from wholesaling deals to lease options,

to short sales, to foreclosures, to new construction properties,

you name it.

I've done it.

And on this show today we're going to talk about DIY investing,

you know, doing it yourself and trying to find properties,

renovate properties, do it all of your, do it all yourself yourself or working with a full service team the pros

and cons of each of those things and we're going to kind of pull those apart and

have a discussion about all of that and you know I have people reach out to me on a regular basis say you know

where should I look for deals or maybe I located a deal now what do I do now how do I

get financing how do I pull these things together how do I find contractors things together, how do I find contractors, how do I do it, right?

And so there's, as you know, there's a lot of moving parts in this process and we're going to talk about

them on today's show. We're going to talk about some of the main differences between using a done for you investing service and the

DIY route. Now let me first kind of define what that is now a done for you full service real estate

company is what my company at Morris Invest does so I'm going to explain what that looks like and it's a little bit different

than you've probably heard the term thrown around like turn key or that sort of thing

and there's different thresholds there's different layers of this, okay? So at one layer, you have

DIY, right? You know, do it yourself. You're going to try to go out and you're going to

try to locate, maybe you work with a wholesaler, maybe you do some direct mail campaigns to try to find an off-market deal.

Maybe you bought some raw land and you're going to build a rental property on that land in a great

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