Published 2/2020 | Created by Anthony Dixon
Duration: 1 hours | 17 Lectures | Video: 1280x720, 44 KHz | 384 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub

Build your property portfolio through joint venture investing and bypass the banks

What you'll learn
Understand what a joint venture partner is
Understand how a JV partner can build your property portfolio quickly
Learn the different types of lender
Know where to find a JV partner
Learn how to structure a deal
Learn how to persuade a JV partner to invest with you
Understand the importance of building relationships
Requirements
You should already have property experience either as an investor or property-related career
The ability to present yourself and your deal confidently
Description
No Banks: JV Property Investing will show you insider secrets to successful networking to secure joint venture (JV) financing for property investments. You will be able to replace the need for all banks and mortgages and build your property portfolio fast. By the end of this course you will know:

•What a joint venture means and what it could mean for you

•The potential for joint ventures

•How to search for the right property deals that work for JV

•Where you can find investors for JV investment

•What kinds of lenders are out there

•How to pitch and sell a deal

•How to network both offline and online

By understanding how to use joint venture investing you can tap into the entrepreneurial mindset and set up a system that can be repeated for many investments. You will build up a portfolio and have a professional property career in no time at all. Joint venture investing is known as a 'no money down' strategy where you can utilise other people's money, skill and experience.

Joint venture investing is not for people in a desperate situation who have no money or a job. Joint venture property investing may well be known as a 'no money down' strategy but this is not strictly true. It will cost you money to market and promote yourself as a reliable JV partner and you need credentials. The course will suit people who are already investing in property but have reached a ceiling in terms of what the banks are prepared to lend. People who have a property-related career would also find this course useful if they are thinking of using contacts to build a property portfolio quickly. A real estate agent or property manager would be prime examples of people who would be interested in the course.

Who this course is for:
Property investors with existing portfolios
People in property-related careers such as a property manager, property sourcer or real estate agent
Business owners who can demonstrate acumen and achievements
Career people who can present a CV with transferable skills and experience
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