#96 - Transforming Real Estate Investing Into A Business w/Elizabeth Kelly

<p>Gary chats with Elizabeth Kelly, a Kirkland Lake-based investor and property manager company owner Gary met back in 2012 at the Investor Forum, and this chat was a catchup to see how her life has evolved since then. Elizabeth wears many hats, as she also is a coach, consultant, a mortgage agent and is also an owner of a rent-to-own company. She is a former trainer at Rich Dad, Poor Dad, so has a vast knowledge of many investment models as well has having a strong investment and money mindset.</p> <p><strong>WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:</strong></p> <ul> <li>What’s happening in the market now according to Elizabeth, and where she sees things going</li> <li>She has OVER 400 doors in Kirkland Lake, and how she got there</li> <li>Why ‘there’s no room for failure’</li> <li>What’s going on in the Kirkland Lake market</li> <li>The mistakes she made before getting proper education on investing</li> <li>Why she struggled in 2013/2014 and how she recovered</li> <li>Why mindset books changed her view, and her life!</li> <li>Your success is ‘the decisions you make with the mindset you have’</li> <li>What she found that made her passionate and made her happy</li> <li>Why ‘doing something for someone other than myself’ was the key to PURPOSE</li> <li>She may be an entrepreneur but she helps people which gives her life satisfaction</li> <li>She started with Rent to Own, and helped many families buy their first homes</li> <li>Why Kirkland Lake is a very stable market</li> <li>Why printing money to support the economy helps real estate</li> <li>Are condos still a good thing to invest in?</li> <li>What other options are out there besides JV (joint venture)?</li> <li>While they are property managers, and they could attempt repairs themselves, they hire professional contractors</li> <li>Why you need the RIGHT strategy for the right market</li> <li>Why you need the RIGHT strategy for YOU and your lifestyle</li> <li>Why you need the RIGHT team member for your chosen market - don’t shop for properties in Vancouver with a Toronto specialist</l