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Disruptors

Wholesale Market Changes on the Way – How to Close 100+ Deals/yr

Disruptors

Steve Trang

Business, Investing, Careers

5741 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary


Cory Boatright gives a heart-wrenching talk about his journey in real estate, tragedies, triumphs, and the wholesale market changes that are already making themselves known. Find out how you can close 100 plus deals a year with a small team.



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Show Notes



About Cory Boatright



Cory Boatright, gifted with entrepreneurial talent, started young peddling hot picks and glitter pencils in middle school. Successfully eBaying knives, electronics, and web domains in his early 20’s. With his skill and desire to learn and earn more, he smoothly transitioned and laddered the real estate ranks, from a bird dog, short sale course coach, to a multimillion nationwide real estate investor. With all his accomplishments and challenges in business and life, he continues to diversify and syndicate to other investment opportunities within and beyond the real estate world.



Connect with Cory on Facebook at Cory Boatright, Instagram at @coryboatrightpage, Twitter at @coryboatright, Youtube at Cory Boatright, and Tiktok at cory_boatright



Takeaways



1. If not competent in rehabbing on your own, hire an expert. Doing rehab on your own may result in overspending if things go wrong. DIY is not necessarily money-saving.



2. Bird dogs are individuals commissioned by real estate investors in search of potential properties to be dealt with.



3. Conduct extensive research and profiling on contractors. Dealing with contractors who have obnoxious behavior or work ethic is sometimes one of the struggles in rehabbing.



4. Don’t hesitate or worry about presenting an offer, anticipating it’ll be brushed off or upset the sellers. You’ll never know if you don’t try. It may end up in your favor.



5. Short sale – a house bought less than the outstanding mortgage is another way to prosper in real estate.



6. If operating national through virtual, consider Pay-Per-Click as the principal channel in marketing. It uses heatmaps to target specific real estate hot markets.



7. A great team is necessary for those trying to do real estate on a virtual set-up.



8. Spending time to learn and do good in marketing will yield success.



9. Syndication is partnering with investors to help achieve the outstanding amount of investment funds that the lender cannot wholly provide due to limitations. With the benefit of pulling money out tax-free.



10. In tough times, just be grateful. Your worst day is some else’s paradise.



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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey everybody, thank you for joining us for today's episode of Real Estate Disruptors.

0:05.0

Today we got Corey Boatwright with House Kings, and he's here from Oklahoma City to share

0:10.3

how he's closed over $100 million in transactions.

0:14.8

Crazy, crazy number.

0:16.5

If this your first time tuning it, I am Steve Trang, and I train some of the top wholesalers in a country,

0:22.2

and I'm on a mission to create 100 millionaires.

0:24.6

So one question I get all the time is how do I become one of the 100 millionaires?

0:28.1

And let me answer it here.

0:29.9

If you just take consistent action in the next five to seven years, you will become one.

0:34.8

When you hear a nugget, please just type in the comment section and after the show, identify your single biggest takeaway and focus on just

0:41.1

that for the next seven days. If you get value out of the show, please tag it from below,

0:45.9

share this episode right now. That way we can all grow together. You ready? I am. All right. So first

0:52.0

question is, what got you into real estate?

0:55.3

What got me involved with real estate?

0:57.6

So I'm 44 right now, and I bought my first house when I was 21.

1:03.6

And I really didn't know...

1:04.6

You did a long...

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More than half of your life.

1:06.5

Yeah.

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Wow.

1:08.5

Yeah.

1:09.5

I really didn't know what I was doing. Just kind of bought one with my roommate at the time.

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