Listen to serial entrepreneur Kevin Bupp discuss his path to Real Estate and how he utilized a loan from a private lender on his very first deal.
Links:
Books Mentioned:
Traction by Gino Wickman
The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson & JOhn David Mann
Key Points:
1 – Start with education
2 – go meet people doing what you want to do
3 – giving back
A Lesson Learned: One mistake Kevin has made in his career is paying too much attention to appreciation
From Kevin’s website:
“I have been an entrepreneur all my life.
It almost seems too idyllic to admit, but it all began with a paper route when I was 12. Once I’d gotten a good taste of making money for myself, I moved on to a far more profitable endeavor: buying, selling, and installing automobile electronics out of my parents’ garage at the age of 14. Thankfully, my parents have always been blissfully supportive of my enthusiasm, even when the most well-laid plans went astray.
I briefly tended bar, filling my requisite “food service” quotient for kids my age (and, incidentally, teaching me how not to treat bartenders), then jumped right into real estate investing by the age of 20. I completed a degree in business at a small community college in PA, but eventually decided to focus all of my energy on real estate. This turned out to be a good move, because for more than thirteen years I have been investing and consulting
