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Mastering the Mindset: Raising Private Money with Jay Conner & Jack Hoss

Private Money Academy Conference: https://www.JaysLiveEvent.com Free Report: https://www.jayconner.com/MoneyReport ***Guest Appearance Credits to: https://www.youtube.com/@reimastermind "Jay Conner Reveals Top Secret to Raising $2M in 90 Days!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98ClNRyF20g Welcome to another insightful episode of the Raising Private Money podcast! In today's episode, Jay joins Jack Hoss on his REI Mastermind Network podcast where Jay shared invaluable advice on cultivating the right mindset for private money, highlighting the importance of educating and serving rather than chasing funds. Together they explore why it's crucial to secure funding before needing it, how to confidently present your private lending program, and ways to ensure your lenders' investments are secured by real estate. Jay also sheds light on practical strategies for new investors, like finding mentors and leveraging their experience, while avoiding common pitfalls and desp...

Property Growth: How Banjo and Erica Raised $3.3 Million in Private Money

https://www.jayconner.com/podcast/episode-220-property-growth-how-banjo-and-erica-raised-3-3-million-in-private-money/ In the challenging realm of real estate investing, Banjo, and Erica Camardelle have emerged as a dynamic duo. As guests on Jay Conner’s popular podcast, “Raising Private Money,” they shared their remarkable journey of raising $3.3 million through private money lenders. Their story is a testament to determination, innovation, and strategic networking, providing invaluable insights for both novice and seasoned investors. Struggling with Cash Flow and Early Challenges When Banjo and Erica launched their business in 2018, they faced the same obstacle many entrepreneurs encountered: a lack of capital. Despite their innovative approach to creative deals, which often involved offering existing note owner financing instead of cash payments upfront, they soon found themselves constrained by financial limitations. With scarce capital, their ability to purchase new properties dwi...