Creative BIG deals with Michael Glaspie

<p>Have you ever wished that you could have somebody who knew how to crunch the numbers when it comes to big deals?</p> <p>Someone that takes a look over your shoulder and sees if you're doing what you're up to is up to snuff?</p> <p>The fact of the matter is, that real estate investing doesn’t always come with a cookie-cutter approach. If not properly handled, it can either make or break your business.</p> <p>Listen as our guest gives you some advice to discover more about this topic</p> <p>Michael Glaspie is a Commercial Real Estate Investment Advisor who assists in the analysis and coaching of investment goals and objectives. Prior to his role as an Investment Advisor, Mike served eleven years in the US Army as a Green Beret, worked as a commercial loan advisor, and served as the Chief Financial Officer for a real estate private equity firm. Throughout his career, he acquired 134rental units personally and has helped thousands of investors, entrepreneurs, and brokers break into commercial real estate.</p> <p>Mike is also an Amazon Best Selling Author; he has a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Houston-Downtown and an MBA from the Keenan Flagler School of Business at UNC-Chapel Hill. Michael is a Certified Commercial lnvestment Member (CCIM), Certified Real Estate Investment Planning Specialist (CREIPS), and a National Commercial Real Estate Advisor (NCREA).</p> <p>In this episode, Mike shares how he used his own creativity in real estate investing by crunching the right numbers, building rapport, and using his military experience to land big deals</p> <p>Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online):<a href='https://investorattractionworkshop.com/'> </a><a href='https://investorattractionworkshop.com/'>https://investorattractionworkshop.com/</a></p> <p>What you will learn from this episode for 17 minutes:</p> <ul><li>Mike shares a number of examples of creativity that he has applied to land bigger deals, higher profits, and better equity</li> <li>Disco