Jay Conner’s special guest, Casey Ames’ talks about his humble beginnings, struggles in life until he achieves his success in the wholesaling niche of the real estate business.
Casey Ames has a strong heart for the Lord, a luxury Home builder, multi-family Developer, SFH developer. He runs a large wholesale outfit averaging over 100 per year. A mentor and has been in the Real Estate business for 5 years.
Taylor Jene Homes builds high-quality homes and renovated older homes with care and a spirit of revival. No matter if starting from bare land or existing structure, President and founder Casey Ames ponders possibilities, develops and embraces a vision, and delivers excellence with quality and creative design.
Constantly improving on processes along with the use of technology and systems, Taylor Jene Homes empowers its crews to execute plans with clarity. Add in the singular focus of subcontractors and trades, city and county officials, professional engineers, and others to do what they do best within the project plan, a well-orchestrated collaboration results in remarkable home and new development creations.
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Jay Conner:
Well, Casey, you and I met a few months ago we’re in a fellow Mastermind and I was just really taken away with your presentation that you gave at the Mastermind. So it was for that reason that I invited you here on the show. So let’s start out with your background story. What’s your background looked like and how did you get into real estate?
Casey Ames:
It’s a long story as most are I suppose, but I kind of struggled around when I was a kid, gotten a decent amount of trouble. I don’t know how much more than most boys in general, but didn’t really focus in on education. I’d always A’s the test and never do the homework. So I ended up with C’s that was kind of just that’s who I was. I didn’t need to overachieve. I was always good at sports and had a competitive nature inside of me. And so I got some restaurant jobs. I opened up some PF chains, restaurants all over the west coast for a while and was doing that. And around that time this would have been about five years ago, my parents switched, they were in the insurance business and they had moved to Phoenix to start in real estate and had found some pretty early success in flipping.
And then they had a deal go bad. And that kind of, in my opinion, that was and there’s two. That was the door. And the window that God chose to open for them was through this failure that had happened in this flip. Well, they had met some pretty spectacular people. God kind of stewarded them along with just very good connections. And they started a wholesale company. And that was before the time of TTP with Tom’s Old Company Wholesaling, Inc. and really there wasn’t a lot of systems that had been created or at least were marketed around that time. So we were using very advanced systems at that time to not only pull data, but to do the acquisition of those deals. And my mom just called me one day and said, “Hey, you’d be really good at this stop serving tables.” I worked both jobs for a long time. Not really that long time, I should say probably like about two, three months I worked both jobs and then I landed my first wholesale deal. And well, my first big wholesale deal and it was about 20K and that was my push to go all in. And so I went all in from there. And that’s kind of the introduction to, I guess how I started at least.
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