Govt paying for empty rooms. That’s a small taste of govt inefficiency. That’s what happens when there’s no checks and balances and our debt being so high.
Henery, I had a similar experiences with my W2 employer and came to the same conclusion. "I never want to give somebody the power to put me in this position again." Im now thankful for that experience because it pushed me in the direction that I needed to be in. Thanks
I just wanted to give a huge shoutout to Noble Crawford for sharing his incredible insights on this podcast. I know Noble personally, and I can attest that he is the real deal. His strategies and expertise in this space are unmatched!! AND he's very kind and dedicated to helping others succeed. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@noblecrawford3 Noble.. what a great podcast and strategy How can I get in touch with you? I would like to pursue this strategy… are you on social media?
Noble is a class act. There are very few people that lead with integrity and compassion the way he does. He's sharp and really knows the industry. I encourage anyone listening to get in touch with Noble if anything he shared sounds interesting! | Noble keep doing the amazing work! 🙏🏾
@@noblecrawford3 Nobel. How much experience is necessary and would it just be real estate or STR? I'm trying to start in real estate and I think I can fit into some specific pockets with the federal housing stuff. I work for contractors for Cyber based stuff as a sub and I am a disabled vet. I don't currently have the start up to start all the process. But I'm really looking for the same thing you said. In case something goes bad I want another way to support my family. Appreciate anything you can offer if you see this.
@@PolitikPolitik-fh2qc That's a great question! My response requires more time to answer with a level of detail that this platform doesn't provide. Short answer is... the more experience the better, but there are multiple ways to bring that experience to your company without "you" having it directly.
Hands down one of the best episodes I've seen. I'm definitely interested in pursuing this strategy. After seeing this, it appears as though you were named most appropriately. Thanks Noble!
Great question! I teach a strategy to keep expenses very low! Too much to detail here but hopefully BP will have me back to break down things in more detail.
I would like to have heard more detail on what he is acquiring. He says to provide in bulk; he mentions knowing how to furnish/service; and this is arbitrage where he leases after getting the contract. Where does one find 50+ doors they can lease, furnish, then sublease?
Thanks for your question. This is not always the case but in many markets you can find new development multifamily properties. When they're going through a lease up period, it can be an attractive option.
Of course the government is the one that pays the best in all jobs and contracts! He does not mention that you have to have experience and insurance and of course have contacts in the agencies! excellent information as always
Thanks for the comment! I mentioned briefly about the experience piece at 26:50. I always advise my students to carry a few different types of insurance. I agree that agency connections are beneficial. I think I mentioned it briefly but even as fast as I talk, it’s hard to fit everything into a 50 minute episode 😂
I worked in the DOD for 4 years and it is up to the individual “traveler” to book their own lodging. You have to have a really good relationship with the hospital/military training program so that they can recommend your place. These DOD travelers can always choose to stay in a hotel instead of
@@joshualewis8923 Well it depends. Sometimes if it's government sending you. they may have places set up that you go to. Especially for group trainings and such. I work as a sub and ya we typically just go to a hotel. But thats because we get reimbursed directly and it's not reimbursing the company getting paid. He sounds more like he's talking about reoccuring trips that are pre-determined. And not more transient trips.
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So basically, our government is inefficient and it’s up to us, the people, to take advantage of that to get our hard earned tax dollars backs.
Govt paying for empty rooms. That’s a small taste of govt inefficiency. That’s what happens when there’s no checks and balances and our debt being so high.
Henery, I had a similar experiences with my W2 employer and came to the same conclusion. "I never want to give somebody the power to put me in this position again." Im now thankful for that experience because it pushed me in the direction that I needed to be in. Thanks
Where is the information on where to find Nobel????
I just wanted to give a huge shoutout to Noble Crawford for sharing his incredible insights on this podcast. I know Noble personally, and I can attest that he is the real deal. His strategies and expertise in this space are unmatched!! AND he's very kind and dedicated to helping others succeed. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you so much Rachel! Much appreciated!
@@noblecrawford3 Noble.. what a great podcast and strategy
How can I get in touch with you? I would like to pursue this strategy… are you on social media?
You need to be in business for 2 years and have 25k in annual revenue to become a vendor.
That seems like an important detail for them to leave out 🙄
Where did you learn about that requirement?
Thanks for the comment. I've helped entities less than six months old. It can be done. ;-)
@@MrJacobegg A seasoned company can be good but there is no specific age required for an entity.
@@noblecrawford3 Awesome!
Noble is a class act. There are very few people that lead with integrity and compassion the way he does. He's sharp and really knows the industry. I encourage anyone listening to get in touch with Noble if anything he shared sounds interesting! | Noble keep doing the amazing work! 🙏🏾
Thank you!
@@noblecrawford3 Nobel. How much experience is necessary and would it just be real estate or STR? I'm trying to start in real estate and I think I can fit into some specific pockets with the federal housing stuff. I work for contractors for Cyber based stuff as a sub and I am a disabled vet. I don't currently have the start up to start all the process. But I'm really looking for the same thing you said. In case something goes bad I want another way to support my family. Appreciate anything you can offer if you see this.
@@PolitikPolitik-fh2qc That's a great question! My response requires more time to answer with a level of detail that this platform doesn't provide. Short answer is... the more experience the better, but there are multiple ways to bring that experience to your company without "you" having it directly.
Can someone please drop Nobel's contact information...Thank you.
Mind blowing 🤯 episode!!!
Awesome content once again! Thank you.
Thank you!
26:00 We could be here 4 hours. So ???? This is amazing! Stay for 4 hours! 8 hours! I'm here.
Thank you!
Hands down one of the best episodes I've seen. I'm definitely interested in pursuing this strategy. After seeing this, it appears as though you were named most appropriately. Thanks Noble!
Thank you! 🙏🏾
I’m very thankful for this information that has opened up new opportunities for me.😊
Noble is pure Fuego 🔥
I remember the first time Noble spoke at Jesse Vasquez’s MTR Summit and all our jaws hit the floor.
Thank you! 🙏🏾
Same! Hope you're well, Jillyan--we need to get together for lunch soon!
Hello , How can i get in contact with Noble. This was such a awesome video to watch & listen to.
What are the expenses? Just talking about revenue.
Great question! I teach a strategy to keep expenses very low! Too much to detail here but hopefully BP will have me back to break down things in more detail.
I would like to have heard more detail on what he is acquiring. He says to provide in bulk; he mentions knowing how to furnish/service; and this is arbitrage where he leases after getting the contract. Where does one find 50+ doors they can lease, furnish, then sublease?
Thanks for your question. This is not always the case but in many markets you can find new development multifamily properties. When they're going through a lease up period, it can be an attractive option.
Great content.
Much appreciated!
Of course the government is the one that pays the best in all jobs and contracts! He does not mention that you have to have experience and insurance and of course have contacts in the agencies! excellent information as always
Thanks for the comment! I mentioned briefly about the experience piece at 26:50. I always advise my students to carry a few different types of insurance. I agree that agency connections are beneficial. I think I mentioned it briefly but even as fast as I talk, it’s hard to fit everything into a 50 minute episode 😂
This is so much harder than they make it seem.
Good point. He wouldn't be disclosing all of this if it was easy.
I worked in the DOD for 4 years and it is up to the individual “traveler” to book their own lodging.
You have to have a really good relationship with the hospital/military training program so that they can recommend your place. These DOD travelers can always choose to stay in a hotel instead of
@@joshualewis8923 Thanks for the comment! This is true in many cases. However, agencies need lodging all the time for various groups of people.
@@joshualewis8923 Well it depends. Sometimes if it's government sending you. they may have places set up that you go to. Especially for group trainings and such. I work as a sub and ya we typically just go to a hotel. But thats because we get reimbursed directly and it's not reimbursing the company getting paid. He sounds more like he's talking about reoccuring trips that are pre-determined. And not more transient trips.
There no listing for the gentleman name or contact.
What apartment rental office is going to let you do this?
Thanks for the comment! I've helped many navigate this type of conversation. It can be doone. :-)
@noblecrawford3 - love the story and love the concept. I sent you a DM on Instagram to find out more info. Thanks
He is like a middleman?
Lol, you could say that.