Real Estate Take Episode 34: Jay Conner and Raising Private Money

Jay Conner began investing in real estate in 2003. At the start of his career, he relied on his local banker and was able to put together a few deals. However, that also meant coming up with large down payments, paying origination fees, and signing personal guarantees on every deal. After years of feeling owned by the bank and being stressed out, he learned how to buy properties using creative financing, including subject-to and using lease-options. After the market crashed in 2008, his banker cut him off. Jay had to abandon everything he knew about how to finance his deals. Then, he heard about the world of private money. He developed his own system for gathering millions of dollars for real estate deals. Over several years, Jay refined his system until it was repeatable and dependable. When he put it to the test, the first person he approached gave him $250,000 in private money. In just a few short months, Jay raised $2,150,000 in private money. Despite initially cursing his banker, Jay now thanks him. Jay's unique system allows him to enjoy 7-figure profits year after year. He also has the freedom to work less than 10 hours per week in his real estate investing business by leveraging the power of automation.Connect with Jay:Website: www.jayconner.com/bookYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@raisingprivatemoneyrealestateConnect with me:Instagram: @Wendellpbutleriv, @RealestatetakeEmail: [email protected] Website: www.wendellbutler.com DISCLAIMER: I or any guests being interviewed on the “Real Estate Take” podcast are not responsible for any investment decisions that you make or capital losses incurred. We are not licensed tax professionals or any form of wealth advisor unless a particular guest happens to be as such, and all investment decisions should not be made without receiving advice from a licensed professional.