In this episode, Sarah Weaver shares her journey as an author, speaker, coach, and real estate investor. She discusses blending her love for travel with managing 19 units in four states while visiting 50 countries. Sarah provides valuable lessons on managing a diverse portfolio remotely and living a nomadic dream since January 2019.📋 Real Estate Transaction Breakdown🧭 Decision-MakingSarah secured a duplex in Des Moines, Iowa, by leveraging her network.💼 Acquisition and ManagementPartner-funded down payment and remote property management using tools like Hospitable and Turno.🔨 Management During the InvestmentUsing tools like Hospitable, Turno, and her virtual assistant, Sarah managed the property remotely, maintaining high occupancy and profitability.💵 Exit StrategyQuarterly evaluation of profitability and return on equity, considering lines of credit or cash-out refinancing.🗝️ Key Takeaways from Sarah’s Experience in Real Estate Development📅 Effective Time ManagementUtilize disciplined time management to balance multiple responsibilities. Prioritize tasks and allocate time efficiently.🗺️ Strategic PlanningLeverage your network and plan strategically to navigate complex transactions and enhance property values.🤝 Persistence and NetworkingBuild and maintain strong industry relationships. Seek mentorship, partnerships, and networking opportunities for success.🗝️ Coaching Segment SummaryAdvice for New Investors:Question: What should every new real estate investor know before investing?Answer: Sarah emphasizes the importance of analyzing deals independently. Trusting others can be risky, so invest in education to confidently assess deals.Question: What advice would you give to someone balancing a full-time job and real estate investments?Answer: Sarah advises finding a balance between work and life. Work smart, be present, and prioritize tasks to achieve long-term goals.Question: How can someone with a full-time job start a real estate business and scale?Answer: Dedicate consistent, small efforts daily to build relationships and analyze deals. House hacking is a practical entry point with low initial costs.Question: If a person had very little cash and experience, what would you recommend they do to start?Answer: Sarah recommends house hacking. Her first properties were bought with low down payments and quickly recouped their costs. Living in a property while renting out rooms minimizes expenses and builds equity and experience.Question: What is the greatest coaching advice you could give about knowing your numbers?Answer: Sarah suggests hiring someone to help if numbers aren’t your strength. Investing in assistance for understanding your financials is worth it. Knowing your numbers is crucial for effectively managing and auditing your investments.By applying these takeaways—managing time effectively, leveraging strategic planning, and persistently networking—aspiring real estate investors can navigate the industry's challenges and achieve similar success.#RealEstateInvesting #FinancialFreedom #ProfessionalGrowth #RealEstateSuccess #WarriorsWebsite: https://ericlindseyml.com/Click On The Link Below To Schedule A Call With Eric:https://calendly.com/moonlightequitiesgroup/scheduled-conversationClick On The Link Below For More Information About Eric Lindsey:https://linktr.ee/ericlindsey

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