Erion Shehaj (aka the Investing Architect) is a real estate agent & investor who helps clients use real estate to achieve financial independence. He also has an amazing personal story. In 1999 Erion left his home in the Mediterranean and formerly communist country of Albania to do a high school exchange program in the United [Continue Reading]
Slowing Down: How to Live More Deliberately in a Fast-Paced World
Updated November 11, 2022 “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” – Henry David Thoreau, Walden Have you noticed that modern life is a drummer playing at breakneck speed? [Continue Reading]
I’m writing another book! (sneak peek)
Listen to the Podcast Here: Watch on YouTube Here: [updated 10/14/2022] Below is an EARLY draft outline of the book’s title, subtitles, target audience, and table of contents. It may look a lot different before it’s done! But feel free to read it over, and I would LOVE your comments about: what you like what [Continue Reading]
How One Investor With a Disability Found Real Estate Success
Episode #202 – This interview is with Jason Malabute, an investor from California who was born with a disability called cerebral palsy. The interview could also be called “fierce determination” because that’s the quality Jason has used to overcome obstacles throughout his life. Learn about Jason’s experiences and lessons growing up, his journey to become [Continue Reading]
Cap Rate Explained For 2022 (And Why It Matters With Rental Properties)
Updated 1/3/2022 – How do you analyze rental properties? In other articles, I showed how to run the numbers with back-of-the-envelope analysis, including the super-simple one percent rule. But the most well-known rental analysis tool I use is something called a cap rate. In this article, I’ll explain what a cap rate (aka a capitalization [Continue Reading]
Coach Carson’s Annual Review – A Look Back at 2021 & Ahead to 2022
Each year in December my tradition is to reflect on the past year and plan for the next (see my Annual Review process). As part of this process, I review my progress and plans for everything in my business and personal life. In the article and podcast episode that follow, you’ll get the highlights [Continue Reading]
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