Epic Real Estate Investing - Balancing Real Estate and the Day Job with Dr. Borer | 378
Episode Date: April 23, 2018The Epic Real Estate Investing Show welcomes Dr. Robert Borer, a chiropractor and successful real estate investor through the REI Ace program. He shares the simple lesson that led him to a breakthroug...h within 30 days, how he goes about balancing real estate and his clinic (with great success), the very first "reward" he bought with his money earned from investing, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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it's really a money show disguised as a real estate show,
meaning the real secret to financial independence, and I think that's what we all really want.
The real secret to that and attaining that is creating streams of cash, streams of income.
You know, we're all taught to work for 40 to 50 years to create a pile of cash so that it will
eventually reach heights someday to where it will create a stream of cash for you.
I mean, that's the ultimate goal.
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going to support you with or without you work.
So the stats show that that plan, building the pile of cash to create the stream of cash,
isn't going to work for 95% of you.
And the 5% that do make it did it by giving priority to their streams of income over those piles of income.
It's just a little shift in mindset, of which the stream then created the pile.
So just rather than focusing on the pile to create the stream, you focus on the stream and let the stream once you've got an
excess of what you need to live on, you let that excess then build the pile. And of those 5%
that went in that direction, 74% of them either made it or preserve it with real estate.
And all that to say is, I don't care where your streams of income come from. There are many
ways to create them. But we discuss real estate on this show because it's how the majority,
that 74% of those that succeeded, that's how they did it.
through real estate. I mean, it really presents your best odds of getting it done and your best
odds by far. It's where the possibility is for you. And if you put in the work that we've been
discussing here on the show for the last eight years, that possibility turns into probability.
You know, my dad, he never figured that out. But I did, though. By the grace of God and some good
mentors and just some right decisions, I did figure it out. And I'm building much of what I'm building
so that my son has a blueprint.
So this is all documented for him,
with all the necessary help that he needs
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And speaking of the intensive, this past event that we held in Los Angeles,
Josh Miller joined me on stage to share his story over the last 12 months.
And it's pretty miraculous.
Or maybe not.
Miracle might be too strong of a word for it.
It's just a testament what focused energy on the right activities will do.
And in the audience, while Josh was with me on stage sharing, there were three people that were sitting next to Josh the year prior at the intensive where Josh decided to join the REI ACE program.
So there are three people in the audience watching Josh up on stage.
And they were both sitting side by side at one point in time.
and I don't know exactly what they were thinking,
but I can imagine it was something along the lines of,
wow, Josh took action and look where he is right now.
We were starting from the same place one year ago,
and he's on stage sharing his success,
and I'm sitting here in the audience again, and I'm watching.
And, you know, that wasn't planned.
I don't think I could have planned it.
And I'm only sharing it with you
because two of those three people brought it to my attention
at the end of the intensive.
Anyway, I've had Josh here on the show a couple times before.
So today isn't about him.
It's actually about someone else that was at that same first intensive that Josh was.
And I invited him on to share his experience over that same period of time.
So please help me welcome to the show, Dr. Robert Borer.
Robert, welcome to Epic Real Estate Investing.
Hey, man, that's great to be here.
Yeah, no, isn't it?
What's so great about it?
Yeah, it's awesome, man.
I mean, it's, it's been a great journey, you know?
I mean, I didn't really think I, you know, would be as far long as I am right now.
So it's fantastic and I owe it to this process that you're walking me through.
Sweet, sweet.
Thank you for that.
And thanks for just doing the work because, I mean, you're just a great example of demonstrating, you know, if you do the work, you do the right activities, do them consistently, you get the results.
There's really no magic about it.
And like I said, you've just been a great testimony to that.
So I talked a little bit.
and introduce, shared with everybody a little bit about you before we started talking here.
But can you just kind of, I don't know, tell me what were you doing just before you found us here
at Epic?
Yeah, perfect, perfect.
Well, you know, I've been kind of dabbling in real estate over the years.
I was probably most intently into it prior to the 08 crash and that really kind of made
things go off the rails. And all along, I've, you know, I've had a day job as a
chiropractor. So I've, you know, been really enjoying helping people and working on their
backs. So that's my day job, but really... Working on their backs. You're a chiropractor.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. So, you know, so what's nice about being a chiropractors,
it gives me a little flexibility to add something like real estate investing. So I can kind of mold my
office hours around, you know, creating the time to get out and see those properties that I
contact for those distressed sellers and, you know, have a little bit of flexibility to get out
and see something right on the spur of the moment. But, but yeah, I mean, basically, before I met
you, I was just doing chiropractic full time. My whole real estate kind of investing process
had kind of gone off the tracks in the 08 crash. And I thought about, you know, wanting,
I really had a hunger to get back into it.
So I can't quite remember exactly how we met.
I know we met it in intensive.
And I'm trying to remember how I got your name for the first time.
I probably was listening to your podcasts.
I listened to maybe a dozen or so podcasts right now.
And, you know, I started just getting my kind of confidence and my understanding of what to do.
And I knew I needed some coaching.
And I think that's pretty much where we connected.
Got it, got it.
So maybe you just kind of answered that, but what were you really looking to achieve or what problem were you facing at that moment?
Well, really systems, forms, definitely some handholding, you know, just making sure I wasn't going to do it wrong like I did last time.
You know, you've really kind of wrapped my head around having the right investing strategy and mindset, investing for cash flow, not cash chunks or cash.
you know, big, you know, big amounts of cash versus the streams of cash.
Just getting that streams of cash going.
Yeah.
So that's really been my focus.
That's my target right now.
That's my goal.
I am wholesaling to fund my purchases of buy and hold.
So that's kind of my strategy is to do some wholesaling stockpile enough money to buy,
buy and hold.
And then, you know, pull the trigger on that and actually keep properties that I wholesale.
Got it.
Perfect.
So at that moment, what was it?
What installing the systems and getting some handholding?
You know, what was what did you see for your future if you didn't get that assistance or didn't get that help?
Well, I knew I'd be making lots of mistakes and expensive mistakes.
And it's kind of fun how you've shared some of your expensive mistakes.
And I appreciate that.
You saved me a lot of money by sharing some of those.
And, you know, that's it is, you know, in real estate,
I think you can make some pretty big oopses by just not knowing some real simple details,
some strategies, some ways to mitigate risk, and just to kind of know what you're doing.
I mean, going into it, knowing how to analyze a deal.
You know, right now I can kind of analyze a deal like in less than 30 seconds, you know,
and know whether I should even keep talking in the seller or not or just say, listen, this is a,
you know, pull the rip court, I'm out of here because this just doesn't even make sense.
you know, you see, just need some good, you know, framework to know, okay, am I going into something
that I'm going to make money in, or is this just a dead end? And I just need to just get out of here
as fast as possible. Got it. So quick decisions, the ability to make quick decisions.
What three parts of the REI-ASE system have had the biggest impact for you?
Wow, man, I didn't know there's going to be a quiz here.
So, you know, it's funny, like when, you know, how you class.
things and how I kind of remember things. So I don't even know if I maybe I'm going to say these
things right as far as your systems. But there's no right there's no wrong answers to these questions.
Exactly right. I mean, you know, there's a lot of, you know, a lot, you learn a lot through you
and you know, you're always learning. I'm always listening to your podcast. So, so I mean,
if you were to say, what is my biggest, you know, thing that I'm maybe focused on or maybe
I use that I've learned from you would certainly be the analysis.
So, you know, how to break down a deal, how to figure out the, you know, cash on cash return,
how to figure out if it's going to make money for me and my investors that I turn around
and wholesale too.
Absolutely, you know, your REI solutions, dashboard and technology that you use that you provide
for your clients is invaluable because it merges everything as far as CRM, the analysis,
the, you know, creating the three-letter option of it, you know, intent.
That's just, yeah, so that, I mean, so, you know, analyzing and then presenting the offer with
that three-letter option is super key because many people love that, that three-letter, you know,
option, you know, they say, oh, well, you know, can I get more?
I'm like, well, yeah, but, you know, we'll have to talk about terms, you know, and that means,
you know, interest, balloon, or payments over time, you know, and people are, you know, you
explain to him and it makes sense. It's like, well, you know, it's like having a tenant but no
toilets, you know, I mean, I'm paying you every month. What's wrong? What's not to like about that?
So some people just love that. Right, right. Super. So, I don't know, I guess at this moment,
I guess we've been, I've been trying to get John on the phone for a while and our schedules
have conflicted a little bit. But I think we're hitting right about the one year anniversary,
right? Yeah, yeah, we're going to meet an indie here for the intensive. Yeah, I'm looking
That's right. That's right. That's going to be great. I guess in the first two or three months,
you'd call me, you're a little puzzle, a little confused, and I wouldn't say panic,
but you were like, hmm, this isn't working. And then the next time we talked,
I was like, you've got to do the right activities, Robert. You got to do it consistently,
just push through and just trust the process. We're Philadelphia themed right now, right,
with the 76ers. Trust the process. But really, that's kind of what it is.
You know, the next time I talked to you, maybe 30 days later, I mean, you had three deals under
contracting, like, this is great, I love this and, you know, the whole future you had before you.
I don't know, tell me what was the shift there?
Yeah, good one.
I would really just say persistence, you know, just not letting obstacles get in your way,
not letting, you know, little setbacks discourage you.
You know, I guess that's just kind of my DNA.
So that kind of comes naturally to me.
It's just kind of maybe being a little stubborn, maybe being a little thick-headed, but saying,
listen, I'm going to make this work. That stick-toitiveness, you know, I think is what it was. It's just like,
listen, I trust Matt. He knows. I just, just in my gut, in my heart, I know he knows what he's
talking about. I know, you know, I just know he knows his stuff. So I'm just going to just
follow it, just whatever, just maybe not blindly, but just stubbornly. And, you know,
and then it just started to click in, you know, then, you know, just, then I started to prove it to
myself. Then I started to see the success and started to see the fruits of the labor. And then it's just,
you know, then it just becomes fun. Right. So we had about 90 days of figuring it out,
putting it all together. And then you had this breakthrough. So we're about, I guess, nine months
in when you really hit your stride. So what have you accomplished in the last nine months?
Yeah, really good. You know, some of these things, you know, do take longer than you expect. Like,
I'm still waiting to close on a couple of days.
that I started like months ago and it's just you know whatever you just don't get
discouraged by that you know tenants are sometimes not cooperative you know inspections
don't go the way you think they're going to and now you got to do a little
due diligence kind of cleanup work so what have I done let me think I've gone through
a number of closings and it's been very fun to post those you know closing check
pictures that's been lots of fun posted some of that to Facebook on your site
So those are great fun.
I haven't posted all of them actually, but, you know, I don't want to, you know, whatever, get too.
Yeah, you don't want to brag.
Yeah, but anyway, so that's tons of fun.
So, you know, there's lots in the pipeline.
Like right now, I'm going to go look at two properties this Saturday.
So it's constant, right?
You're always sending out mail.
I'm sending out mail every week.
I'm talking to people almost every other day on the phone.
You know, I get tons of incoming calls.
All right.
And you're still working your chiropractic business full-time.
Exactly.
Exactly.
And that's kind of the goal and the objective is to kind of dial that down a little bit.
You know, as I, you know, I'm not an old man yet.
But, you know, as the years start piling on, I want to not have to use my body quite so physically and just kind of use it more, kind of use my brain a little bit more by doing the whole real estate direction.
And so I'm going to kind of transition more from being full-time in the office to being more full-time out kind of boots on the ground work.
from my real estate.
So that's kind of the transition,
probably the next 10 years is gonna be,
you know, it going from full-time car project
to probably full-time real estate.
Got it, okay.
So of those half dozen deals,
how many, what's the ratio of flipping to holding?
Let's see.
I am holding one and I flip the other five.
Okay.
Just because they weren't good fits for your portfolio?
Or is there another reason?
Cash flow probably more than anything.
thing, like the one, am I even doing a little hard money on to wrap it up? I'm needing like 40K
to go to close to keep it. So, you know, it's just a matter of being still, like you're saying,
kind of in my, you know, training wheel stage. I'm still getting, you know, my cash flow built up.
I'm still getting my cash flow kind of established. Once I kind of get that all clicking,
you know, things will get a lot easier because then, you know, things start accumulating,
things start compounding. You start having that money to hold that price.
property, whereas right now I don't. Right now I'm still, you know, cash flow is still a little tight.
I can't say I can just keep everyone that I get. So I'm definitely wholesaling more right now just to
build up the reserves. Okay, perfect. Now that you're managing your, there's a lot of people
that are listening right now. They're very interested because they have a day job or they have a career
and they aspire to do very much what you're talking about and what you've done so far.
what does your day-to-day activity look like?
And I would say, how many hours a week are you actually spending on your real estate portion of your business?
Yeah, got it.
So anybody listening?
You know, it's really doable.
I mean, if you're self-employed, it's super doable.
You know, if you've got your own business that you run and you kind of make your own hours,
it's, I mean, 100% doable.
Because, I mean, you can really modify it to really fit around the real estate.
Now, you're working for, you know, the IBM kind of corporate job.
and you know, you got to be there the nine to five.
Little tougher, but, you know, you can still make all your phone calls during
lunch and after work.
So for me, I don't want, I don't, I don't, I don't, I can't.
I don't know what patients are listening right now, but I'm in the office.
Always, when I'm with you, I'm 100% there, all right?
But, you know, there's lots of time in between patients.
I'm checking my voicemails.
I'm checking my incoming messages.
I'm even returning calls in between.
patient sometimes when I mean something's really hot I want to make that call now you can
hear you can actually hear it in the seller's voice and you're like okay this is a motivated seller
you know you like this needs to be like addressed immediately so um so how much time let me think
um so almost every day I'm on my you know REI solutions checking okay what's come in what's not
come in how many web forms have been filled out what do I need to respond to and then you know
you look at it, you kind of vet it before you can call the guy back, right? You kind of say,
is this a, you know, is this even something I want to call back on? So I don't know, there's,
that actually takes up quite a bit of time. So I'm thinking at least probably an hour a day,
maybe two hours, a day minimum, probably I'm doing either deal analysis, returning phone calls,
vetting deals, just kind of checking, you know, managing my contact list, like, you know,
updating my contact list as I get a, as I get a buyer, you know, interested in one of my
properties, I throw them onto my buyers list. So there's lots of kind of admin kind of stuff I can do
during the day. Weekends, evenings, evenings, I look at properties. So I do a lot of my, you know,
due diligence and, you know, walking properties, you know, taking pictures, doing them walk-through
videos. And it's also sweet. I want to tell you, I hooked up with this contractor. I actually
sold one of my properties to this contractor who is also an investor. And he does all my due diligence.
with me now. It's freaking phenomenal. So I just come up. I say, dude, we're going to go look at this
property. He's like, I'm there. And he's like, and he's like, this guy's been done rehab on
REOs for like 20 years. I mean, he said he's done rehabs on, you know, burnt out, gutted,
you know, the worst, worst, you know, rehab job you've ever seen in your life. So he knows what he's
talking about. So now I, now I had this like in my back pocket, this like due diligence,
like dynamo. And like, so I walk my properties with this dude now. And he's like, okay, this is
wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong. And it's amazing. So I've got contracts signed very on a spot
with this guy just like just tearing these sellers, you know, properties to pieces verbally.
You know, it's like, listen, you know, he's like, oh, you know, oh, so, you know, I see this
over here. I'm like, I never would have seen that. So anyway, so I'm going on about this dude,
but it was awesome. So you'll meet. So the moral of the stories, you'll meet really cool people like
I know you have who will kind of you'll bring into your team and you'll, um, you'll,
make part of your whole system.
So now this guy,
this is my contract.
He's part of my team
here locally in Detroit.
I've got a great title company
like me and my title crew
are just tight and they're awesome.
You found that just by doing
the amount of activity that you're doing,
even if like opportunity or deals
don't come directly
from the activity that you're doing,
but by being active,
indirectly,
a bunch of stuff starts to happen.
You notice that?
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah.
I mean,
you just keep talking.
to people like I even met um an investor I met I met another buyer who wanted to buy one of my
properties but it wasn't quite the right mix maybe ROI for him but we had lunch and turns out he
becomes a silent um investor he wants to fund my marketing now because he wants first right of
refusal for some of my deals I'm like no problem I'll run and buy you first you know if you're
giving me X thousand a month for marketing so you know that was another cool deal I ran across
So you'll run across for really fun stuff.
And that was just like I just wanted to actually find out what my buyer's buying criteria was.
You know, I just say, hey, let's have lunch.
I want to figure out what your buying criteria is.
And, you know, whatever.
And then suddenly he's saying like, listen, what if I gave you money every month to do marketing?
Could I get first writer or a few?
I'm like, I've got absolutely.
And we even set it up where I don't have to give them every deal because, you know, I want to keep
some deals too.
So I said, well, so I'll just show you some of the deals.
He says, yeah, that's good.
I'm like, okay, we're good.
You know, so that was a really fun deal, too.
Yeah.
Super.
So, I don't know.
I mean, almost every weekend I'm looking at properties.
Almost every night I'm doing deal analysis, talking to sellers, talking to buyers.
So I don't know.
It's not overwhelming.
It's kind of fun to me.
You know, I don't know.
I haven't added the hours up, but I don't know what, two hours a night plus maybe six hours
in the weekend total.
What is that?
I don't know.
That's like 20 hours a week or something like that, maybe.
Okay.
But it's not really.
work. Yeah. It seems like you enjoy it. Yeah, it's fun. No, it's fun. Every deal you walk into it's like
different. It's like weird. You know, it's like it's also kind of like a like a treasure hunt, you know,
like what's going to find, you know, uh, you know, what's what's behind this door? Oh, that's interesting.
Oh, so you've had pit bulls in here. Oh, okay, that's interesting.
Hilarious. All right. So now that you've incorporated real estate and you've got some
consistent results going on, it's, I mean, it is your side hustle now with your. With your
chiropractic profession. How has it impacted you personally? Well, it's been great. It's
really been great. I mean, it's a great confidence booster. I'll tell you what, you know, I mean,
you know, everyone thinks doctors are, you know, just, you know, sitting on their yacht on weekends
and on the golf course, you know, and live in large, you know, whatever. Self-employment is,
is, you know, is also a big hustle. I mean, it's, you know, you're trying to promote your business
and keep your business profit margins there.
And it's stressful, right?
As any business owner, they'll say, yeah, there's stress.
Not that it's not rewarding and fun.
So it's decreasing my stress tremendously.
I actually like buy things now.
I mean, it's amazing.
I'm like, oh, I want to buy that.
And I buy it, you know?
It's like, no, I don't like, oh, my God, how am I ever going to afford that?
Oh, my God, I got to save six months to buy that.
Now, now I just buy it, you know.
So it's kind of fun.
It's like that's, I give myself some rewards.
Every time I close, I decide to buy something.
I have a list.
I made myself a rewards list.
So I say, okay, every time I close, I'm buying something.
That's kind of nice.
It's not just like a pack of bubble gum, you know, it's like, you know.
Sure.
Can I ask what was the first thing on that list?
What was the first thing?
I bought a series of display cubes for all of my signed memorabilia, my basketballs, my footballs.
from all of the sports figures who I've been, you know,
slowly trying to get signatures from over the years.
And they were all just kind of sitting in bags and just horrible.
And I said, oh, man, I want to have some nice display cases for that.
And, you know, on each of those costs, like, you know, whatever, $100 to have a nice display case.
So I just bought a whole series of display cases for all my memorabilia.
So that was really fun.
Yeah.
Sweet.
Finish the sentence for me.
I almost didn't join the RIAEAS program because.
Oh, good one.
Good one.
Because I almost couldn't creatively work out how to make the finances work.
We did something really fun.
I don't know if you remember.
We did something really fun.
Got it funded.
I don't even know if we should go into all these gory details or not.
But anyways, we figured out how to find the money and how to pay for it.
And I knew it was something I had to do.
I knew I knew I needed the coaching.
I knew I needed just that little boost to just get over the hump.
Like right now, I think I'm like,
I'm just cruising with great momentum.
And, you know, I'm going to stick with you just because, you know, I just like that
interaction, like the coaching.
I like you personally.
You're a cool dude.
You're a good guy to hang out with.
And it's just a fun program you run.
So I'm sticking with you.
What else?
But I knew I needed to kind of get over, get that little, you know, I had to get over the hump,
but I had to get there.
I think I'm there.
I think I'm, you know, set on Easy Street yet.
But I'm definitely rolling.
So I want to keep that going.
Yeah, I'm just glad I somehow figured out the money.
And you helped me with that and your team helped me with that.
And it all worked out great.
Super.
Super.
So last question here.
Maybe it's the last.
Maybe I got two more.
My favorite part of working with Epic is.
Wow.
I don't know.
I just kind of like everything.
I mean, you know, I like hanging out with you.
I like interacting with you.
I like your coaching style.
I think your whole team's great.
You know, from William, your techie dude who's behind the scenes,
making sure all the computer stuff is.
working. You know, he's constantly coming up with stuff to make my life easier and make my
kind of process run smoother. And, you know, all your clients' processes run smoother.
You know, your intentses are cool. You know, I learn every time I go. I can't wait to get
out to indie here real soon. You know, you just make the whole process enjoyable. You make the whole
process fun and interesting and just keep making me want to keep learning and keep moving forward.
sweet sweet so who would you recommend this program to and why because it's not a good fit for everybody so
who would you recommend it to you know that's a good question i i guess i'm not you know super good at
maybe figuring it fitting the out you know it was a good fit for me i think anybody that is
willing to put in some work and willing to apply themselves and really take the coaching and you know
I've gone through many business coaches throughout my career, both for chiropractic and other businesses.
And, you know, this was no different.
I said, I know I need coaching on this.
I know I need, you know, somebody to guide me and, you know, speed up my learning curve.
And that's the way I look at it.
It's just speeding up your learning curve.
So, I mean, somebody, I mean, you could probably piece this together painfully through
podcasts and online websites.
You don't quite know who to trust and, you know, what's valid and what's going to work and what's not.
So I really wanted to, you know, I wanted somebody that knew what they're talking about, has done there, been there, been successful at it.
So I don't know.
I guess anybody listening that just needs to know you're the real deal.
You're a straight shooter.
You know, you've been very fair with me.
You've been very forthcoming with knowledge.
There's nothing sneaky or tricky about anything you're presenting.
You know, I don't know, I've stepped my foot into lots of bear traps where, you know, it's like, wow, how am I going to get out of this contract, you know?
So I've been in a number of those years is definitely not one of those.
You know, I've enjoyed every minute of it.
I have never even contemplated wanting to get out of my contract with you.
In fact, I'm just figuring out how to re-up with you.
So, you know, so I don't know.
I mean, I think people should not be afraid of engaging with you.
They shouldn't be thinking it, you know, it's too good to be true or, you know, what's the catch?
You know, I think you just need to throw all that out the window.
I've really enjoyed it.
and it's been nothing but beneficial to me.
Awesome.
Well, thanks, Rob.
I appreciate that.
And it's been actually very much a pleasure working with you.
You really kind of fit the mold of my favorite type of people to work with.
I like people that can throw the cynicism and the skepticism aside,
understand the value of, you know, speeding up that learning curve.
But they're also at the same time, they know it's not all going to be done for them that they have to do the work themselves.
And, you know, I think you and I, we've complimented each other.
really well, you know, that you've got the results you're looking for and you're on track to
get even more. And you've made me look good too. So it's a win-win. Yeah, it's a win-win. Definitely
a win-win, no question. So perfect. So yeah, I'm looking forward here in a couple months.
I don't know when this will actually air. Maybe it'll be a past already. But I'm going to see you
in a couple months in Indianapolis. We're going to hang out at the next intensive and we're going to have
a blast. Yeah, yeah, yeah, looking forward to it. Cool. All right, well, I'll let you go. I got a
run and we'll talk soon, okay?
All right, man. My pleasure.
Take care of Rob.
All right, bye, bye.
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