Episode 37: Apartment Investing from Overseas with Adam LaBarr

In this episode, we welcome our incredible guest Adam La Barr speaking in getting into syndication with the right mindset. We talked about his inspirations and unique challenges encountered, how to get started and understanding the knowledge of real estate investing. Stay tuned! In this episode, We explore:Challenges of being in JAPAN while dealing with other brokers investorsUnique Challenges in investingImportance of having a right partner or teamBenefits of getting into a mentorship groupProblems encountered in managing a propertyJoint Venture vs. SyndicationHow to deal with SyndicationInvestor Relations SkillsHow to get started in real estateMobile Home Park vs. Multi-family About Adam La Barr Adam is an Air Force veteran. He got into real estate because of his wife. He bought his first apartment building from Japan as a 62 unit. Got into a mentorship program and went to a couple different education conferences, and since then got into 132 units syndication while also living overseas and now owns over 340 doors and is climbing. He helps people build financial future through real estate and provide solid investment returns for passive investors. Adam also brings fellow and future investors to the next level with one-on-one coaching.Snapshot:What is your number one failure?I would say my number one failure by far was not doing a proper amount of due diligence on my first deal. But it's hard to call it a failure because I have learned so much that is going to help me beyond belief on all of my other deals. What is the number one thing that has contributed to your success?I would say team, right, building teams around me that have helped keep me on track helped get me on board. Military folks train around a specific group that they're involved in,.So we'll just mention navy seals, right. So navy seals, trained with other navy seals, obviously, they go outside of that as well. But they're training with their team, because that team is what gets you through the objective, And it's the same thing in a corporate buil