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Part 2 of Cory's experience as a real estate investment franchisee. Learn how he started up a real estate investment business during the worst real estate market the world had ever experienced. The Great Recession…

Ok, we all have hundreds of things to do. Tasks to complete, Wife’s to pick up at the airport in 5 hours, classic Ford trucks to buy in Dallas which is 4 hours round trip! Oh, and a Podcast to record. Damn! Where did the time go? Let us find out on this episode to Flip Connect. 

Sometimes you need to push through your own barriers. Make certain decisions quickly because the longer you wait the more it will bother you. 

In this episode, Cory talks about the early days of this real estate career, business partners that are not on the same page, and more. 

7 years of business success and personal failures, the price of small business ownership

In this episode, Cory talks about partnerships and startup experiences.

In this episode, Cory talks mostly about partnerships. The bad ones. No holds barred. Lets hear this…

Cory discusses his success in the years that follow. Biz partnerships, burnt down houses and more.

Cory discusses the Great Recession and outlines how it had affected his business and overall approach to real estate.

Cory describes his biggest stressor to date. Losing his family home! Wow! How can a successful investor with nearly 2 decades of professional real estate investment experience and profits get his own how taken away? Ever hear of a hostile takeover on Wall Street? Well, it's kind of like that…

 

Talking Points

1. How to buy a house with no money down.
2. Devil in the details
   1. 2 house down payment
   2. Big taxes, no problem, get a tax loan
   3. Tax loan issue with Note Investor
   4. Legal battle
   5. We all lose a little, so sad...
   6. My big win; We all lose a little…
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From Corporate Rat Race to Entrepreneur to Early Retirement. This is my story in the review. In episodes, 1-19 I had given you my background, shared my greatest fears, regrets, and precautionary stories. In general, I talked about my experience unfiltered. Now, let's wrap it up. Maybe this will help you get started?