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Be Someone Podcast
Michael Hoang
22 episodes
6 days ago
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EPISODE 13: How Brandon Rickman Rebuilt After the 2008 Crash and Built Generational Wealth
Be Someone Podcast
51 minutes 2 seconds
7 months ago
EPISODE 13: How Brandon Rickman Rebuilt After the 2008 Crash and Built Generational Wealth

In this episode of the Be Someone podcast, Michael Hong interviews Brandon Rickman, a successful real estate investor from Atlanta, Georgia. Brandon shares his journey from starting in construction to flipping houses and wholesaling. He discusses the importance of finding good deals, hiring contractors, and managing projects effectively. The conversation also covers the transition to self-storage investments, funding strategies, and the significance of understanding future land use maps. Brandon emphasizes the value of partnerships and the potential for generational wealth in real estate.


Takeaways


Brandon started in real estate through his father's construction background.

His first deal took three months and $15,000 in marketing costs.

Finding a good deal is crucial; everything else follows.

Hiring contractors is essential for efficiency and profitability.

Managing contractor expectations can prevent project delays.

Remote investing can be facilitated with technology like cameras and Wi-Fi.

Self-storage investments offer long-term returns and less management hassle.

Future land use maps can guide investment decisions.

Partnerships with experienced investors can accelerate learning and success.

Business is fundamentally about building relationships.



Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Brandon Rickman and His Journey

02:02 First Deal and Marketing Strategies

04:29 Transitioning from Flipping to Wholesaling

05:46 The Importance of Hiring Contractors

08:06 Vetting Contractors and Managing Projects

10:38 Contractor Agreements and Expectations

13:29 Managing Job Sites Effectively

15:40 Downtime and Work Schedules for Contractors

18:44 Remote Investing and Technology in Real Estate

21:45 Shifts in the Short-Term Rental Market

23:11 Exploring Self-Storage Investments

26:06 Navigating Large Investments in Self-Storage

32:09 Understanding Future Land Use Maps

37:20 Building Relationships with REITs

40:17 The Future of Self-Storage Development

44:11 Life-Changing Books and Personal Growth

48:06 Giving Back to the Community


How to Get in Touch with Brandon Rickman:


TheFlipGenius.com

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@theflipgenius

Facebook: Brandon Rickman

Instagram: brandonrickman08

TikTok: brandonrickman08


If you want to talk about deals or if you have deals in Houston area, DM Michael Hoang on his Instagram: @michaelbesomeone or shoot him a message at

832-301-9672 (text first before calling)


#realestaterookie #realestateleads #wholesalerealestate #wholesalingrealestate #flippingmastery

Be Someone Podcast
Join Michael Hoang & his friends and learn how you can become a Real Estate investors.