From Living in His Car to Building Millions
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What challenges did Jason face while living in his car?
when i first moved to colorado i was living out of my car for three months my biggest transition into success was transitioning into sales learning sales was a critical skill for me because you can flip anything you could flip cars you could flip watches you could flip real estate and learning that it's easier to do the bigger deals
is huge. Jason Roberts is a real estate investor, entrepreneur and the founder of Better Blueprint Realty. Through his work, he helps aspiring investors build wealth, scale their portfolios and create financial freedom through education, mentorship and strategic real estate opportunities.
So we're chasing more of these six figure net profit deals to allow ourself the cushion in the margin for worst case scenario at all times, you get rid of the downside, then all you're left with is upside. You know, that might not be the sexy answer, but it's it's the number one rule of investing right is don't lose money.
Someone's getting into real estate for the first time, what's the number one tip you'd give them?
Don't rely on anybody else for your success.
Otherwise, you're going to be... My name's Rudy Moore, host of Living the Red Life podcast, and I'm here to change the way you see your life in your earpiece every single week. If you're ready to start living the red life, ditch the blue pill, take the red pill, join me in Wonderland and change your life. hello and welcome back today joining me is jason and he's a real estate expert and he's got a fascinating little niche well not a little niche a big niche that we're going to talk about today uh that i think a lot of you are going to be interested in um you know we're all entrepreneurs here we're all folks in our business making money and when you get to a certain point in your business journey you go where do i put that money right and and i've always put my money in real estate i actually bought my
First real estate investment at 19, 16 years ago. And I've been buying real estate ever since. So I'm always fascinated about different ways to invest, right?
How did Jason transition from engineering to real estate investing?
And you look at a lot of the richest people on the planet. Well, one common denominator with a lot of them is they put their money in real estate. I've always followed that rule. So I wanted Jason to come on and talk about, well, a lot about real estate. But one thing that he's really focused on with a lot of people is flipping single family homes. So Jason, welcome to the show. Rudy, thanks so much for having me. Excited to be here. Good. So let's talk about it. You know, there are a lot of ways to invest. You do a lot of different aspects of your real estate. So the empire that we'll come to later. But, you know, I set it up with this thing that we were talking about offline. I mean, super applicable to people listening.
What mindset shifts are crucial for financial success?
Right. Like they can invest with a small amount, high profit potential and low amount of our investment. So, you know, that's got everyone's attention. I'll hand it over to you. Tell us more.
Yeah, flipping real estate is something that I never thought I'd be doing. My background is engineering, and I was just looking at a way to not retire when I was 70 years old. And the 30-year journey through mutual funds was a long one. And so when I kind of stumbled into flipping, I was looking at it and like, Are you kidding? We can come out of pocket $0 of our own money and we can average $120,000 in net profit per project. And these are short-term projects or four to six months. Again, we can raise money through a variety of sources. And so I think for those individuals that want really high margins or individuals that don't have a huge nest egg to get started, Maybe they are closer to retirement age and haven't quite saved for retirement the way they would have liked.
I think this is a really good opportunity. We work with people that have a broad spectrum of wealth, right? People with $0 or $5,000 in net worth all the way up to three, four, $5 million of net worth. This is a really good opportunity to generate a lot of cash quickly to then kind of multiply your real estate portfolio in a way that doesn't take all of your money up front.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What challenges did Jason face while living in his car?
0:00–1:51
2
How did Jason transition from engineering to real estate investing?
1:51–2:27
3
What mindset shifts are crucial for financial success?
2:27–4:52
4
What sales strategies helped Jason build his wealth?
4:52–8:04
5
How can new investors identify high-margin opportunities?
8:04–10:36
6
What framework does Jason use to minimize investment risks?
10:36–12:55
7
How can someone start flipping homes with little capital?
12:55–15:16
8
What resources does Jason offer for aspiring real estate investors?
15:16–20:00
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