GUEST BIO
Gina Sahota is a successful real estate investor, financial literacy advocate, mentor, speaker and upcoming author. While she used to work at a bank in Canada for 12 years, she had the real estate passion making her own personal investments starting back in 2006. She then made the switch in her career from banking to real estate and landed a job at a construction company in Vancouver. Working there gave her the real estate knowledge to be fully submerged in her real estate endeavors.
Gina is passionate about educating, inspiring and empowering others and has trained and coached over 500 individuals.
If you are as passionate as she is, you can't miss this episode. We are excited to have Gina Sahota step into the lab and share with us her success stories and how she can inspire people to think big, aim high and act bold.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE
01:18 Background of the guest - Gina Sahota
05:23 Pivoting Banking to Real Estate
07:18 Applying customer service in real estate
08:48 Reaching out to different networks
14:48 What value can Gina add to the community
17:27 First real estate investment
21:03 Doing due diligence before investing
KEEPING IT REAL
24:51 Biggest limiting belief that Gina overcame
26:01 Biggest misconception
26:49 Best advice
ANSWERS TO THE RAPID FIRE QUESTIONS IN THE SHOW:
28:21 Favorite Book - Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
31:00 Best Habit - Drinking Coffee
31:45 Best Tool - Google Docs
32:28 One 300 unit apartment vs 3 apartments of a 100 units - One 300 unit
32:45 Class A or class C - Class C
33:22 One super power - Fly around | Teleport
BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS SHOW
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS):
“When you’re meeting people, it’s not about what you want, but what value can you add to that person.”
“Do the networking, get out of your comfort zone, nobody’s gonna come to your house and be like ‘Here’s an opportunity..’ you need to go get it.”
CONNECTING WITH THE GUEST
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