Real Estate Investing in Saskatchewan: How to Get Started with Jozo Cosic

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Real Estate Investing in Saskatchewan: How to Get Started with Jozo Cosic Episode #91
We love to hear stories of people who come from other countries with very little and earn success for themselves.
Jozo Cosic is a real estate investor in Saskatchewan. He is originally from Croatia and made his way to Canada.
After being influenced by some impactful literature Jozo purchased his first duplex and never looked back.
He now owns 5 properties. Thanks for checking out this episode of the Saskatchewan Real Estate Podcast!
Jozo's Book List
- Atomic Habits- James Clear
- Mindset- Carol Dweck
- Rich Dad Poor Dad- Robert Kiyosaki
- The Millionaire Next Door- Thomas J Stanley
- How to Win Friends and Influence People- Dale Carnegie
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[@michaeliafidon8327]

Very inspirational story Jozo. I'm certainly following in your foot steps soon. All the best man

[@meetjozo7993]

Thank you, Michael, really do appreciate! Wish you lots of success which i know is ahead of you. Never stop searching for more information and to educate yourself.

[@y.m.8335]

​@@meetjozo7993I'd also like to chime in saying that you rock! So many people miss all sorts of boats, simply by listening by the mainstream narrative and not taking the steps in the right direction. I'm also actively researching market in Saskatchewan, at the moment. We're familiar with renting out in BC, but would like to branch out somewhere where prices are lower and cashflow is actually possible. I have a question, (and maybe it's answered in the video, I haven't finished watching yet, sorry if it's covered) how do you find rentals in PA, or other areas of Saskatchewan? Do you have a rental agency? Is it hard to find people to rent out there?
Hvala puna!

[@FinancialFreedomLifestyle]

This was great. Thanks for sharing. Let’s connect

[@markorazanj]

Inspirational! Thank you for this Mr. Cosic.

[@saskatchewanrealestate]

Thanks for listening!

[@achbaro]

Great video Great content thank you very much. What a story truly the part about taking action is what makes the biggest difference.

[@saskatchewanrealestate]

Thanks Karim! Glad you found value in the interview. Have a great day!- Ron

[@sunshinewolf5980]

love this interview as I am currently looking into a rental property in Saskatoon, just bad timing as now the interest rates have gone up!

[@saskatchewanrealestate]

Thanks for the kind words. I enjoyed it as well on the re-listen. Lots of great insight on what its like when you're just starting out. Best of luck on the purchase! -Ron

[@ujuezeogodo9244]

Very inspirational story,I am coming Prince Albert polytechnic Saskatchewan this Dec 2022,how do I reach you

[@saskatchewanrealestate]

Hey there, if you're looking to connect with Jozo I believe you can connect with him on Instagram. If you're looking to touch base with me (Ron Q) feel free to email me at [e-mail]

[@MrJackassz]

When you buy a house for $250,000 and pay $125,000 in interest to buy that house mean does that mean the house is now worth $375,000

[@saskatchewanrealestate]

In my opinion, a house is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. If you buy a house for a million dollars and in two years someone else will pay a $100,000. It is worth $100,000. On the inverse if it appreciates and someone is willing to pay $2,000,000 then that is what it is worth.

[@MrJackassz]

@@saskatchewanrealestate housing is supposed to go up in value over time! But still does the interest increase the value of the house?

[@saskatchewanrealestate]

Housing goes up in value because it is a hard asset and the currency in which you buy a house (typically) devalues over time (inflation). If we were to experience deflation, its likely the price of the homes would come down on a macro scale.
Interest payment on a property has no affect on the value of the home.

[@MrJackassz]

@@saskatchewanrealestate $250,000 usually has mutiple problems aswell which increases your cost. Investment is good in the future if you bought the place at a low price and didnt take 25 yrs to pay it off with $150,000 plus in interest. 10yr minimum should be what people should shoot for if not keep renting/saving if you cant afford a 10yr mortgage. Houses also can devalue when land taxes get high(trust me ive seen it happen to many times to count) devalue because of location is a another factor.... so no money doesnt just devalue, only reason housing is stubbornly high is because we dont build enough homes with some of the most land available in earth. We need to start building 4-500,000 homes a year, with our record immigration we are obtaining.

[@jackmills587]

Klempo, pričaš basne na rusko-engleskom. 😂