Seven Decades of Real Estate Investing - Perspectives from the Godfather

The Real Estate Guys Radio Show - Real Estate Investing Education for Effective Action

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🗓️ 30 April 2012

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Consider how much you've learned in just the past 10 years from the books you've read, people you've met and experiences you've had. Then imagine talking to someone who's been investing since 1957. Do you think you could learn at least one important thing from that guy? We think so, which is why we decided to interview our very own Godfather of Real Estate, Bob Helms. Listen in and follow Bob's transformation from accidental to intentional investor. He shares the lessons he learned along the way, and what he would do better if he could start all over. So if you're less than 75 years old, there are probably some valuable lessons for you in this episode. The Real Estate Guys™ radio show provides real estate investing news, education, training and resources to help real estate investors succeed. Learn more and subscribe to the free newsletter at www.realestateguysradio.com

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Real Estate Guys radio program. I'm your host, Robert Helms. What can you learn from
0:05.9	getting around the right investors? Well, just a ton. And as we wrap up April, we've got a great
0:11.3	interview for you today on the Real Estate Guys radio program. Choosing the right market is one of
0:18.3	the most important decisions you need to make as a real estate investor. You're looking for infrastructure, diverse and durable industry, and the right market is one of the most important decisions you need to make as a real estate investor.
0:21.8	You're looking for infrastructure, diverse and durable industry, and the right kind of jobs.
0:26.2	So let's see if you can spot this market.
0:28.3	It's home to more than 80 accredited universities, a federal reserve bank, and more than 1,200 multinational companies.
0:34.7	Need some more hints?
0:35.8	It's one of the top 10 MSAs and is home to
0:38.2	10 Fortune 500 companies, including UPS, Coca-Cola, NCR, and Home Depot. Still stumped? It's third
0:45.0	on the list of most energy star buildings in the U.S., has the second tallest hotel in the Western
0:49.6	Hemisphere, and it boasts the world's busiest airport. Did you guess Atlanta? You're right. And there's so much
0:55.6	more to discover about Atlanta, including the specific neighborhoods where fully rehabbed houses
1:00.3	cash flow like crazy, yet sell to investors for far less than $100,000. So come take a look. Join the
1:06.5	Real Estate Guys investor field trip to Atlanta, Georgiaorgia for all the details visit real estate guys radio
1:11.6	dot com and click on events experience this incredible market for yourself and hang out with the real estate
1:17.2	guys go to real estate guys radio dot com and click on events welcome to the real estate guys radio show
1:25.5	i'm robert helms your, and joining me as usual,
1:28.5	our co-host Financial Strategist, Brussels, Greg. Hey, Robert. How's it going? Awesome. This has been a great
1:33.4	month. You know, to recap April, we started April 1st with our April Fool's Day show, Donald Trump
1:38.5	in the House. Great interview with Donald. The next week, we talked to Tom Wilson as successful engineer turned full-time real estate investor.
1:45.7	What a great story.
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