An Aussie’s Journey to Multi-Family Syndication with Reed Goossens
Road to Family Freedom
English - September 18, 2019 17:00 - 1 hour - 74.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 27 ratingsInvesting Business business investing realestate financialfreedom realestateinvesting firemovement flipping invest property rental Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Reed Goossens – Real Estate Syndicator, Entrepreneur, Investor, Co-Founder of Wildhorn Capital, Author, and Podcast Host of Invest in the U.S. talks to Neil Henderson and Brittany Henderson, the hosts of The Road to Family Freedom podcast. Reed Goossens, with his partner Andrew Campbell, own Wildhorn Capital can control over $175 million in multi-family properties. Reed has a new book called Invest in the US: The Ultimate Guide to US Real Estate. Originally hailing from Australia, Reed Goossens has been living and investing in the United States since 2011 and shares his journey in real estate.
Post-Interview Analysis
Key Lessons Learned: Where you are now is paved by the bumps and bruises you acquired on your path to where you are now. Keep your eye on the idea of scale. A lot of things in real estate get easier when you operate at scale.How did they acquire their knowledge or what knowledge did they need to acquire? Reed read a lot of books and attended a lot of real estate networking events.How much money did it take to get started? His first property cost $38,000 and he put $10,000 into it.How much time does it take now? It is a full-time job, but he controls his time.Could they do this strategy from anywhere in the world? It is location-independent from anywhere with internet access and from his phone.What you’ll learn about in this episode
Reed Goossens discusses purchasing his first property for $38,000. Was he able to finance deals after his first cash purchase? Did Reed sell his properties to move to the next step? Were there any big failures in the early days? What led Reed to shift from residential to commercial? Did he go straight into the syndication team when he started? How did he find his partner and what advice does he have for syndicators? Have there been any changes he has had to adjust to for multi-family dwellings? How does a syndicator make money? What is his perspective on being an immigrant investor? Are there any advantages that foreigners have as investors? What skills does Reed Goossens recommend having? Are there any books that Reed found value in? Don’t just learn. Take action. One ‘yes’ can change your life. If you can’t back yourself then who can you back in life? Would he do anything over differently? What does he love about real estate? What is his most high-valued task? Can Reed work remotely? What advice would he have for someone getting started in real estate?Help Us Out!
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Recommended Books
Investing in the U.S.: “The Ultimate Guide to U.S. Real Estate” by Reed GoossensThe 4-Hour Work Week by Tim FerrissKey Person of Influence by Daniel PriestleyPrinciples: Life and Work by Ray DalioConnect with Reed:
Website: Wildhorn CapitalWebsite: ReedGoossens.comLinkedIn:Reed Goossens – Real Estate Syndicator, Entrepreneur, Investor, Co-Founder of Wildhorn Capital, Author, and Podcast Host of Invest in the U.S. talks to Neil Henderson and Brittany Henderson, the hosts of The Road to Family Freedom podcast. Reed Goossens, with his partner Andrew Campbell, own Wildhorn Capital can control over $175 million in multi-family properties. Reed has a new book called Invest in the US: The Ultimate Guide to US Real Estate. Originally hailing from Australia, Reed Goossens has been living and investing in the United States since 2011 and shares his journey in real estate.
Post-Interview Analysis
Key Lessons Learned: Where you are now is paved by the bumps and bruises you acquired on your path to where you are now. Keep your eye on the idea of scale. A lot of things in real estate get easier when you operate at scale.How did they acquire their knowledge or what knowledge did they need to acquire? Reed read a lot of books and attended a lot of real estate networking events.How much money did it take to get started? His first property cost $38,000 and he put $10,000 into it.How much time does it take now? It is a full-time job, but he controls his time.Could they do this strategy from anywhere in the world? It is location-independent from anywhere with internet access and from his phone.What you’ll learn about in this episode
Reed Goossens discusses purchasing his first property for $38,000. Was he able to finance deals after his first cash purchase? Did Reed sell his properties to move to the next step? Were there any big failures in the early days? What led Reed to shift from residential to commercial? Did he go straight into the syndication team when he started? How did he find his partner and what advice does he have for syndicators? Have there been any changes he has had to adjust to for multi-family dwellings? How does a syndicator make money? What is his perspective on being an immigrant investor? Are there any advantages that foreigners have as investors? What skills does Reed Goossens recommend having? Are there any books that Reed found value in? Don’t just learn. Take action. One ‘yes’ can change your life. If you can’t back yourself then who can you back in life? Would he do anything over differently? What does he love about real estate? What is his most high-valued task? Can Reed work remotely? What advice would he have for someone getting started in real estate?Help Us Out!
Help us reach new listeners on iTunes by leaving us a rating and review! It takes just 30 seconds and instructions can be found here. Thank you so much! We really appreciate it!
Recommended Books
Investing in the U.S.: “The Ultimate Guide to U.S. Real Estate” by Reed GoossensThe 4-Hour Work Week by Tim FerrissKey Person of Influence by Daniel PriestleyPrinciples: Life and Work by Ray DalioConnect with Reed:
Website: Wildhorn CapitalWebsite: ReedGoossens.comLinkedIn: Reed Goossens*FTC Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase after clicking on the links, Road to Family Freedom will get a small commission. We are dedicated to finding the coolest products for families looking to building financial freedom through real estate and we never recommend anything that we don’t love.