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Ep. 4 How to Raise 6 Million Dollars in 30 Days with Josh Ferrari

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It is no easy feat to get into real estate

investing, let alone succeeding in it. And with the different ways

you can go about it, investing can get confusing quickly. Take

capital-raising, for instance. Not every potential investor is going

to throw money at you, given how rampant scams are nowadays. And

earning their trust isn’t the only thing you need to do when

turning potential investors into passive business partners. Luckily,

on this episode of Wealth Science, we have someone who has taken the

capital-raising space by storm and has no intention of looking back.

Today, Josh Ferrari helps us understand how social media can

dramatically impact capital-raising, why having a vivid vision is

essential for any entrepreneur, and how we can combat skepticism

among potential investors.

Also,

tune in to why investors look for authenticity and relatability in

this episode of Wealth Science with guest Josh Ferrari!

Why

People Invest in Authenticity

Studies

have proven that most people buy on emotion and justify it with logic

later. For instance, when someone goes into a conversation, they

connect with the other person before anything else. After all, we

don’t get excited by how much money the other person makes.

Instead, we care about why we work towards making that much money. In

Josh’s case, when someone is reaching out to invest in their

portal, he always makes sure to have a conversation with them first

before accepting their money. He would ask them about who they are,

where they’re from, and eventually what they are looking for in an

investment. But to his surprise, most of them don’t know what

they’re looking for.

And

so, Josh helps educate them along the process, and when the

opportunity comes up for both him and the investor, he reaches out to

them and gets them on the deal. However, he wouldn’t have succeeded

in turning them from aspiring investors to actual ones if it weren’t

for his authenticity and his want for authenticity back. And as

cliche, as it may sound, a lot of people’s success nowadays can be

attributed to their willingness to be authentic. Ultimately, we are

drawn to what we can relate to, hence why building investor relations

for raising capital is no different from any other relationship. In

the end, mutual authenticity is always an excellent foundation for

any business partnership to thrive on.

Listen

as Josh talks more about building investor relations as a capital

raiser in this episode of Wealth Science!

About

Josh Ferrari:

Josh

Ferrari specializes in raising private capital, acquiring value-add

multifamily assets, and teaching others how to follow in my

footsteps. Josh has grown to have a passion like no other for

multifamily real estate. His journey started over three years ago

when he bought my first multifamily property, a fourplex. This

experience honed his skills in managing contractors, subcontractors,

and materials for multi-unit rehabilitations.

Josh

has been a licensed Aircraft Technician for the last four years. The

job of an Aircraft Technician is fun, and it requires meticulous

attention to detail for the safety of the flight crew. His attention

to detail allows him to be the expert needed to run these types of

assets. Not only that but, his ability to manage other people’s

money as a financial coach positions him to be a high-class asset

manager and financial investor. Currently, Josh has over $13M AUM,

equating to 239 units in his portfolio.

Outline

of the Episode:

[02:09]

How it all started for Josh Ferrari.

[05:30]

Going headfirst into the real estate industry.

[07:05]

Why you as an investor should have a vivid vision.

[09:07]

How Josh came across his “vivid vision” and manifested it.

[12:28]

The value of a team working together towards the same goal.

[15:51]

His first experience with capital raising and investor relations.

[22:13]

The power of using social media as a capital raiser.

[24:31]

Why investors look for authenticity and relatability.

[28:54]

Self-educate and set goals before investing in real estate.

[31:49]

What passive investors should know before partnering up.

[36:26]

How to combat skepticism among potential investors.

[40:29]

Crushing limiting belief and taking that leap of faith.

[44:50]

What a perfect life looks like for Josh Ferrari.

Resources:

Josh

Ferrari on LinkedIn

Ferrari

Capital

Interested

in passively investing in real estate? Click here:

www.execequityinvesting.com.

Also,

interested in getting up to date on everything about Wealth Science?

Click

below and join our email newsletter!

https://mailchi.mp/850d43b355bc/wealth-science

  continue reading

48 episodes

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It is no easy feat to get into real estate

investing, let alone succeeding in it. And with the different ways

you can go about it, investing can get confusing quickly. Take

capital-raising, for instance. Not every potential investor is going

to throw money at you, given how rampant scams are nowadays. And

earning their trust isn’t the only thing you need to do when

turning potential investors into passive business partners. Luckily,

on this episode of Wealth Science, we have someone who has taken the

capital-raising space by storm and has no intention of looking back.

Today, Josh Ferrari helps us understand how social media can

dramatically impact capital-raising, why having a vivid vision is

essential for any entrepreneur, and how we can combat skepticism

among potential investors.

Also,

tune in to why investors look for authenticity and relatability in

this episode of Wealth Science with guest Josh Ferrari!

Why

People Invest in Authenticity

Studies

have proven that most people buy on emotion and justify it with logic

later. For instance, when someone goes into a conversation, they

connect with the other person before anything else. After all, we

don’t get excited by how much money the other person makes.

Instead, we care about why we work towards making that much money. In

Josh’s case, when someone is reaching out to invest in their

portal, he always makes sure to have a conversation with them first

before accepting their money. He would ask them about who they are,

where they’re from, and eventually what they are looking for in an

investment. But to his surprise, most of them don’t know what

they’re looking for.

And

so, Josh helps educate them along the process, and when the

opportunity comes up for both him and the investor, he reaches out to

them and gets them on the deal. However, he wouldn’t have succeeded

in turning them from aspiring investors to actual ones if it weren’t

for his authenticity and his want for authenticity back. And as

cliche, as it may sound, a lot of people’s success nowadays can be

attributed to their willingness to be authentic. Ultimately, we are

drawn to what we can relate to, hence why building investor relations

for raising capital is no different from any other relationship. In

the end, mutual authenticity is always an excellent foundation for

any business partnership to thrive on.

Listen

as Josh talks more about building investor relations as a capital

raiser in this episode of Wealth Science!

About

Josh Ferrari:

Josh

Ferrari specializes in raising private capital, acquiring value-add

multifamily assets, and teaching others how to follow in my

footsteps. Josh has grown to have a passion like no other for

multifamily real estate. His journey started over three years ago

when he bought my first multifamily property, a fourplex. This

experience honed his skills in managing contractors, subcontractors,

and materials for multi-unit rehabilitations.

Josh

has been a licensed Aircraft Technician for the last four years. The

job of an Aircraft Technician is fun, and it requires meticulous

attention to detail for the safety of the flight crew. His attention

to detail allows him to be the expert needed to run these types of

assets. Not only that but, his ability to manage other people’s

money as a financial coach positions him to be a high-class asset

manager and financial investor. Currently, Josh has over $13M AUM,

equating to 239 units in his portfolio.

Outline

of the Episode:

[02:09]

How it all started for Josh Ferrari.

[05:30]

Going headfirst into the real estate industry.

[07:05]

Why you as an investor should have a vivid vision.

[09:07]

How Josh came across his “vivid vision” and manifested it.

[12:28]

The value of a team working together towards the same goal.

[15:51]

His first experience with capital raising and investor relations.

[22:13]

The power of using social media as a capital raiser.

[24:31]

Why investors look for authenticity and relatability.

[28:54]

Self-educate and set goals before investing in real estate.

[31:49]

What passive investors should know before partnering up.

[36:26]

How to combat skepticism among potential investors.

[40:29]

Crushing limiting belief and taking that leap of faith.

[44:50]

What a perfect life looks like for Josh Ferrari.

Resources:

Josh

Ferrari on LinkedIn

Ferrari

Capital

Interested

in passively investing in real estate? Click here:

www.execequityinvesting.com.

Also,

interested in getting up to date on everything about Wealth Science?

Click

below and join our email newsletter!

https://mailchi.mp/850d43b355bc/wealth-science

  continue reading

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