Nicholas Aalerud's guest appearances

Nicholas Aalerud

A Passion For Real Estate Investments

Chase Thompson

Charles Tassell

Brian Joyce

Kevin Shortle

Haley Gant

Nate Hare

Steve Lloyd

Gene Guarino

Andrew Newlon

Holly Lynn

Jeff Spiegel

Bill McCafferty

Sean Casterline

Saprina Allen

Fred Moscowitz

OwlTail

Real estate investing is not always the bed of roses that those YouTube ads would have you believe. That being said, real estate investing can give you the time and financial freedom that you’ve always dreamed about.  Nick Aalerud saw an real estate infomercial that offered freedom from his banking job that was clocking over 70 hours a week. That infomercial, however, would only be the beginning of Nick’s rough-and-tumble journey through real estate.  There would be many financial bruises, as Nick shared with the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcast. Nick jumped into a shady real estate deal with five houses on his first try. He learned pretty quickly why due real estate pros stress due diligence. Although it was a costly lesson, Nick turned that financial loss into gain. He built a powerfully profitable wholesaling company right after.  Nick would go on to experience a new set of financial hurdles when he entered multifamily investing. This time, however, he learned his lesson. Nick developed a process to help him screen deals. With this process, Nick was not only able to recover from his previous losses; he was able to grow faster than ever.  Because Nick has been through it all, his advice is full of tips and tricks that you won’t hear from some of the “gurus” out there. This honest conversation is what any investor (new or experienced) needs to hear in a world of increasing infomercials, webinars, and YouTube ads that make real estate investing look like a piece of investing cake.  Highlights from the Interview * Why Nick left a degree in politics and a well-paying (but overworked) banking job for real estate * Nicks’s first BIG mistakes as an newbie active investor (and how he recovered) * How Nick restarted in real estate investing without cash or credit * Surviving real estate in 2006...What Nick did that taught him a big lesson * Principles of Buying Right: What Nick says you should look for in a real estate partner * Newbie mistakes to avoid in multi-family investing * Investing in the competitive and weird post-lockdown market * Creating unique marketing opportunities in a super-competitive market

Real estate investing is not always the bed of roses that those YouTube ads would have you believe. That being said, real estate investing can give you the time and financial freedom that you’ve always dreamed about. Nick Aalerud saw an real estate infomercial that offered freedom from his banking job that was clocking over 70 hours a week. That infomercial, however, would only be the beginning of Nick’s rough-and-tumble journey through real estate. There would be many financial bruises, as Nick shared with the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcast. Nick jumped into a shady real estate deal with five houses on his first try. He learned pretty quickly why due real estate pros stress due diligence. Although it was a costly lesson, Nick turned that financial loss into gain. He built a powerfully profitable wholesaling company right after. Nick would go on to experience a new set of financial hurdles when he entered multifamily investing. This time, however, he learned his lesson. Nick developed a process to help him screen deals. With this process, Nick was not only able to recover from his previous losses; he was able to grow faster than ever. Because Nick has been through it all, his advice is full of tips and tricks that you won’t hear from some of the “gurus” out there. This honest conversation is what any investor (new or experienced) needs to hear in a world of increasing infomercials, webinars, and YouTube ads that make real estate investing look like a piece of investing cake. Highlights from the Interview * Why Nick left a degree in politics and a well-paying (but overworked) banking job for real estate * Nicks’s first BIG mistakes as an newbie active investor (and how he recovered) * How Nick restarted in real estate investing without cash or credit * Surviving real estate in 2006...What Nick did that taught him a big lesson * Principles of Buying Right: What Nick says you should look for in a real estate partner * Newbie mistakes to avoid in multi-family investing * Investing in the competitive and weird post-lockdown market * Creating unique marketing opportunities in a super-competitive market

Episode 44: Nicholas Aalerud

Real estate investing is not always the bed of roses that those YouTube ads would have you believe. That being said, real estate investing can give you the time and financial freedom that you’ve always dreamed about. Nick Aalerud saw a real estate infomercial that offered freedom from his banking job that was clocking over 70 hours a week. That infomercial, however, would only be the beginning of Nick’s rough-and-tumble journey through real estate. There would be many financial bruises, as Nick shared with the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcast. Nick jumped into a shady real estate deal with five houses on his first try. He learned pretty quickly why due real estate pros stress due diligence. Although it was a costly lesson, Nick turned that financial loss into gain. He built a powerfully profitable wholesaling company right after. Nick would go on to experience a new set of financial hurdles when he entered multifamily investing. This time, however, he learned his lesson. Nick developed a process to help him screen deals. With this process, Nick was not only able to recover from his previous losses; he was able to grow faster than ever. Because Nick has been through it all, his advice is full of tips and tricks that you won’t hear from some of the “gurus” out there. This honest conversation is what any investor (new or experienced) needs to hear in a world of increasing infomercials, webinars, and YouTube ads that make real estate investing look like a piece of investing cake. Highlights from the Interview  Why Nick left a degree in politics and a well-paying (but overworked) banking job for real estate Nicks’s first BIG mistakes as an newbie active investor (and how he recovered) How Nick restarted in real estate investing without cash or credit Surviving real estate in 2006…What Nick did that taught him a big lesson Principles of Buying Right: What Nick says you should look for in a real estate partner Newbie mistakes to avoid in multi-family investing Investing in the competitive and weird post-lockdown market Creating unique marketing opportunities in a super-competitive market  About Nicholas Aalerud  Nick Aalerud graduated with a politics degree.  Having realized not many people like politicians or lawyers, he went into investment banking with stocks, bonds and mutual funds – and then discovered real estate &amp; business systems, which have led him be a full-time real estate investor for over 10 years.  After a very bad start and rough first five deals (ask him the story – he’ll tell you!) , Nick’s Redevelopment Company the AA Real Estate Group buys over 100 homes a year in the Greater Boston area, including rehabs, lease options, condo conversions, buy &amp; hold rentals, and multi-unit buildings.  The firm’s current deals are being done all over New England, including MA, NH, Southern ME, &amp; CT, with others in PA &amp; FL.  He also is a partner in multiple businesses and franchises, including a new kind of investor-friendly real estate brokerage (AA Premier Properties) and also works with Maryann Little as a partner in Short Sale Mitigation, a multi-state debt settlement firm, servicing and educating sellers, real estate agents, attorneys and investor buyers. He’s an accomplished speaker, educator &amp; trainer in the New England markets, and has spoken on the regional stages with other educators like Wendy Patton, David Lindahl, Larry Goins and Lou Brown.  He is passionate in coaching others and even published his own Systems manual, “The Complete Dealflow System”, that has a motivational focus on turning your real estate hobby into a business that creates a consistent stream of deals.  His focus is now on setting and achieving his vision for the facets of his firm, servicing his financial investors, continuing to educate and coach his students, and continuing to systemize his businesses and locate solid opportunities in both the single family &amp; multifamily industries. To learn more about Nick, connect with him via his website. The post Episode 44: Nicholas Aalerud appeared first on PFREI.

Real estate investing is not always the bed of roses that those YouTube ads would have you believe. That being said, real estate investing can give you the time and financial freedom that you’ve always dreamed about. Nick Aalerud saw a real estate infomercial that offered freedom from his banking job that was clocking over 70 hours a week. That infomercial, however, would only be the beginning of Nick’s rough-and-tumble journey through real estate. There would be many financial bruises, as Nick shared with the Passion for Real Estate Investments podcast. Nick jumped into a shady real estate deal with five houses on his first try. He learned pretty quickly why due real estate pros stress due diligence. Although it was a costly lesson, Nick turned that financial loss into gain. He built a powerfully profitable wholesaling company right after. Nick would go on to experience a new set of financial hurdles when he entered multifamily investing. This time, however, he learned his lesson. Nick developed a process to help him screen deals. With this process, Nick was not only able to recover from his previous losses; he was able to grow faster than ever. Because Nick has been through it all, his advice is full of tips and tricks that you won’t hear from some of the “gurus” out there. This honest conversation is what any investor (new or experienced) needs to hear in a world of increasing infomercials, webinars, and YouTube ads that make real estate investing look like a piece of investing cake. Highlights from the Interview <ul> <li>Why Nick left a degree in politics and a well-paying (but overworked) banking job for real estate</li> <li>Nicks’s first BIG mistakes as an newbie active investor (and how he recovered)</li> <li>How Nick restarted in real estate investing without cash or credit</li> <li>Surviving real estate in 2006…What Nick did that taught him a big lesson</li> <li>Principles of Buying Right: What Nick says you should look for in a real estate partner</li> <li>Newbie mistakes to avoid in multi-family investing</li> <li>Investing in the competitive and weird post-lockdown market</li> <li>Creating unique marketing opportunities in a super-competitive market</li> </ul> <h2>About Nicholas Aalerud</h2> Nick Aalerud graduated with a politics degree.  Having realized not many people like politicians or lawyers, he went into investment banking with stocks, bonds and mutual funds – and then discovered real estate &amp; business systems, which have led him be a full-time real estate investor for over 10 years.  After a very bad start and rough first five deals (ask him the story – he’ll tell you!) , Nick’s Redevelopment Company the AA Real Estate Group buys over 100 homes a year in the Greater Boston area, including rehabs, lease options, condo conversions, buy &amp; hold rentals, and multi-unit buildings.  The firm’s current deals are being done all over New England, including MA, NH, Southern ME, &amp; CT, with others in PA &amp; FL.  He also is a partner in multiple businesses and franchises, including a new kind of investor-friendly real estate brokerage (AA Premier Properties) and also works with Maryann Little as a partner in Short Sale Mitigation, a multi-state debt settlement firm, servicing and educating sellers, real estate agents, attorneys and investor buyers. He’s an accomplished speaker, educator &amp; trainer in the New England markets, and has spoken on the regional stages with other educators like Wendy Patton, David Lindahl, Larry Goins and Lou Brown.  He is passionate in coaching others and even published his own Systems manual, “The Complete Dealflow System”, that has a motivational focus on turning your real estate hobby into a business that creates a consistent stream of deals.  His focus is now on setting and achieving his vision for the facets of his firm, servicing his financial investors, continuing to educate and coach his students, and continuing to systemize his businesses and locate solid opportunities in both the single family &amp; multifamily industries. To learn more about Nick, connect with him via his <a href="https://aarealestategroup.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. The post <a href="https://pfrei.co/podcast/episode-44-nicholas-aalerud/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 44: Nicholas Aalerud</a> appeared first on <a href="https://pfrei.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PFREI</a>.