Apr 2, 2020
Steven Morris graduated from Bowling Green and decided to become a
real estate agent in 2013. While dealing with real estate investors
as a young agent, he started to learn valuable lessons that would
help him later down the road.
Through a mess up due to inexperience and an over abundance in
inventory, he happened upon wholesaling real estate and realized he
needed to change the way he did business. Instead of the
transactional process involved with brokering deals, he began to
focus on wholesaling houses and building a portfolio of residential
properties.
After reaching around 60 units and dealing with the day to day
activities of managing your own portfolio (many of which weren't in
the greatest areas), he once again stepped back to re-evaluate his
approach to investing. Instead of re-inventing the wheel, he
decided that this time, he would R&D Tim's method of commercial
investing.
Pay close attention to this edition of the Legacy Wealth show with
Tim Bratz as he interviews Steve Morris on:
- The pitfalls of being a young, inexperienced real estate
investor.
- How networking and education can help you figure out your
niche.
- Why you don't have to reinvent the wheel to be successful in real
estate.
- How staying in your lane and being genuine will help your
business succeed
- The importance of being honest and focusing on what you're good
at.