Young Jae Park works for a clinical pharmacy and invests in real estate on the side.
He knows your pain – had a beer with it just last night.
Maybe you’ve tried to buy a rental property in your local area but everything’s way too expensive and would never cash flow.
So you look at properties 2-3 hours away only to realize nobody wants to rent in that area.
Sound familiar?
Young was waist-deep in that same conundrum until he did the unthinkable.
He invested outta state.
More specifically, the Midwest, where casserole is a food group, it’s pop not soda, and the four seasons are: almost winter, winter, still winter, and goddamn it’s humid.
The Midwest has lots of affordable houses and plenty of pre-diabetics looking for a place to rent.
- But how do you find these properties from thousands of miles away?
- Should you look on the MLS?
- What if you get scammed?
- How do you find general contractors you can trust?
- How do you make sure the property’s in good condition?
- What if you end up with a piss-poor property?
- How do you find a good realtor?
- Or should you just work with wholesalers?
- Or try to market to sellers directly?
- What about finding decent tenants?
- Who’s gonna manage these properties?
- What if you have to evict someone?
- Like what if they stop paying rent?
Again, Young gets it. He had all those questions too.
He got all of them answered – and more – from a hyper-focused community of other out of state investors all working towards the same goal.
And that is, to achieve financial freedom through cash flowing rental properties.
“Once I surrounded myself with other remote investors,” Young says, “investing out of state didn’t seem so scary anymore.”
He got over the need to see, touch, smell whatever investment property he was considering adding to his portfolio.
That same community helped him build systems and processes so things run smoother than butter sliding off a hot pancake on a Sunday morning.
Young wants you to join them.
It’s called Total Immersion by WNN Properties.
It’s an end-to-end real estate investing program that’ll show you how to:
- Find the most lucrative deals on and off market.
- Make all-cash offers using other people’s money (OPM).
- Build a rockstar Core Four team.
- Analyze and submit offers on the best deals.
- Use creative financing for low credit borrowers.
- Accurately estimate repairs.
- Find and vet legit contractors and manage renovations.
- Enjoy a Catapult exit strategy.
And do all of this remotely working less than you do now.
Are there any Total Immersion reviews? Indeed.
- Vickey Paul is an ER nurse who credits WNN with creating a better future for her and her family.
- Alex Lopes added two turnkey properties to his portfolio, and is aiming to go under contract with another BRRRR using private/hard money before the end of the year.
- Shaun Dela Calzada recently raised $165,000 in 48 hours and will be closing on his 10th door any day. “The momentum is real and the grind won’t stop,” he wrote in the private group.
- Kim Mahiai finally closed on her first property. Rehab to start this week. “Mahalo for all the support from everyone,” she wrote. “Couldn’t have done it without our awesome WNN Ohana.”
- Bethany Gibson got a cute little house under contract, negotiating an extra $20k off after inspection.
And there’s more on their website.
They don’t say how much Total Immersion costs, nudging you to fill out an application and book a call before the big reveal.
Real estate investing just seems so outdated, though, doesn’t it?
What’s next, are we gonna look up movie times in the newspaper?
Blow into a video game cartridge when it doesn’t work?
Print out MapQuest directions for a road trip?
Tap below for something fresh.