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What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode:

  • Find out about the strategy Daniel devised to get started and buy his first deal
  • Learn how he grew his portfolio in a very short amount of time
  • Learn about the mindset of a true investor and entrepreneur

Resources/Links:

Summary:

Daniel Kwak immigrated to the USA at the age of 5. He had a negative $187.65 in bank account at the age of 19 and had 87 doors by the age of 23.

In this episode, Daniel shares how he started poor and with his big dreams of owning an NBA team, pushing him to seek an opportunity outside of a nine to five job. He found it in real estate – which he believes is the ticket to his dream. At the moment he is busy growing his portfolio, which he actually grew big in so short a time, after buying his first deal. He talks about strategies on how to raise capital and the mindset you need to make it big in real estate.

Topics Covered:

01:03 – A backstory of his childhood background

02:23 – What got him started in real estate

04:20 – What was his first deal when he started and what did it progress to

06:18 – How he syndicated funds to start buying his first deal

07:46 – A sibling real estate partnership

08:24 – Why should you first find what your value propositions are

10:04 – How he grew big quickly his portfolio right after his first deal

11:54 – How he transitioned from single-family to multi-family homes

13:25 – How does his portfolio look like now

Key Takeaways:

“Real estate investing is a very viable and phenomenal way of building wealth.” – Daniel Kwak

“Right now, I’m more focused on recruiting potential passive investors. Because I think there’s a lot of things up in the air right now. And I don’t think it’s a great time to buy. Others may see it from a different standpoint, but just based on my opinion, and the research I’m doing and the people I’ve talked to, I don’t think it’s a great time.” – Daniel Kwak

“For the short term for us, it’s organizing and raising capital, focusing on education. And in about six months, we’re looking to be a little bit more aggressive with purchasing multifamily.” – Daniel Kwak

“I’d recommend a lot of people take that route. It’s a very unpopular route. I spent three years shadowing people, learning, buying every single possible course I could on real estate, reading as many books and podcasts and it paid off for me. That first deal was a portfolio, four single-family houses.” – Daniel Kwak

“I found a very interesting way to create win-win scenarios where individuals would invest in deals that I would find through other individuals. And I would pretty much syndicate the funds and do put a lot of the sweat equity.” – Daniel Kwak

“I always recommend finding out what your value propositions are. And what a value proposition is, the two to three things that you do very, very well. You can write down, sit down, and have a list of three, five things, maybe even nine to 10 things that they enjoy doing that they’re good at. And they can formulate their blueprint on how to scale their portfolio around that.” – Daniel Kwak

Connect with Daniel Kwak:

Connect with Dave Dubeau:

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Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)

When? This feed was archived on December 08, 2022 17:39 (2y ago). Last successful fetch was on November 04, 2022 13:05 (2y ago)

Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.

What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.

Manage episode 276538899 series 2466103
Content provided by Dave Dubeau. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dave Dubeau or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode:

  • Find out about the strategy Daniel devised to get started and buy his first deal
  • Learn how he grew his portfolio in a very short amount of time
  • Learn about the mindset of a true investor and entrepreneur

Resources/Links:

Summary:

Daniel Kwak immigrated to the USA at the age of 5. He had a negative $187.65 in bank account at the age of 19 and had 87 doors by the age of 23.

In this episode, Daniel shares how he started poor and with his big dreams of owning an NBA team, pushing him to seek an opportunity outside of a nine to five job. He found it in real estate – which he believes is the ticket to his dream. At the moment he is busy growing his portfolio, which he actually grew big in so short a time, after buying his first deal. He talks about strategies on how to raise capital and the mindset you need to make it big in real estate.

Topics Covered:

01:03 – A backstory of his childhood background

02:23 – What got him started in real estate

04:20 – What was his first deal when he started and what did it progress to

06:18 – How he syndicated funds to start buying his first deal

07:46 – A sibling real estate partnership

08:24 – Why should you first find what your value propositions are

10:04 – How he grew big quickly his portfolio right after his first deal

11:54 – How he transitioned from single-family to multi-family homes

13:25 – How does his portfolio look like now

Key Takeaways:

“Real estate investing is a very viable and phenomenal way of building wealth.” – Daniel Kwak

“Right now, I’m more focused on recruiting potential passive investors. Because I think there’s a lot of things up in the air right now. And I don’t think it’s a great time to buy. Others may see it from a different standpoint, but just based on my opinion, and the research I’m doing and the people I’ve talked to, I don’t think it’s a great time.” – Daniel Kwak

“For the short term for us, it’s organizing and raising capital, focusing on education. And in about six months, we’re looking to be a little bit more aggressive with purchasing multifamily.” – Daniel Kwak

“I’d recommend a lot of people take that route. It’s a very unpopular route. I spent three years shadowing people, learning, buying every single possible course I could on real estate, reading as many books and podcasts and it paid off for me. That first deal was a portfolio, four single-family houses.” – Daniel Kwak

“I found a very interesting way to create win-win scenarios where individuals would invest in deals that I would find through other individuals. And I would pretty much syndicate the funds and do put a lot of the sweat equity.” – Daniel Kwak

“I always recommend finding out what your value propositions are. And what a value proposition is, the two to three things that you do very, very well. You can write down, sit down, and have a list of three, five things, maybe even nine to 10 things that they enjoy doing that they’re good at. And they can formulate their blueprint on how to scale their portfolio around that.” – Daniel Kwak

Connect with Daniel Kwak:

Connect with Dave Dubeau:

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