Nick Karadza – Learn How to Identify and Solve Problems

BIO: Nick Karadza and his brother Tom quit their jobs in the software industry to start Rock Star Real Estate. The company has over 60 people and works with thousands of clients who have purchased billions of dollars in income property across Ontario. STORY: Nick bought his first fixer-upper property when he was 21. What he thought would be a quick-fixing job turned out to be much more work than he had anticipated. After much hard work, he sold the property and made a negligible profit. LEARNING: Understand the real estate market before you invest in it.   “Whoever handles the most crap wins.”Nick Karadza  Guest profileNick Karadza was buying rental properties around the Greater Toronto Area. He couldn’t find anyone to help him find the data he needed to make educated decisions about local investment property. Together with his brother Tom, they quit their jobs in the software industry to start http://www.rockstarbrokerage.com/meet-the-team/ (Rock Star Real Estate). What began as two brothers working out of a closet with zero clients has turned into a team of over 60 people, working with thousands of clients, who have now purchased billions of dollars in income property all across Ontario. They have authored https://rockstarinnercircle.com/books/ (three books), host a growing https://rockstarinnercircle.com/podcast/ (podcast), and run an educational membership program with over 1,000 clients, and 22 different instructors lead classes. The entire purpose of Rock Star Real Estate is to help Canadians build and buy assets that will help them live life on their own terms. Worst investment everNick bought his first property when he was 21. He believed it would be a straightforward process where he’d buy the property, fix it, sell and make his money. Well, it was a lot more work than Nick had anticipated. He was working full-time at the time, so he had to wake up early in the morning and work late at night fixing the property. Nick put in long hours fixing the property and then sold it and made a pr