The Importance of Community and Mentorship In Real Estate With Jesse Dickens
Jesse Dickens has a background in cardiac sonography and is currently the Director of Operations for a mobile imaging company. The journey into real estate sprouted from a desire to "buy back his time" and ultimately be able to spend more time with his family. His team over exceeded expectations at all three properties and continues to grow in their local partnerships and understanding of the market. With the teams and systems in place, the foundation is set for rapid growth in 2022 and beyond. To learn more about Jesse, listeners can visit Wealth Care Cap!
[00:01 - 05:29] Opening Segment
- We welcome, Jesse Dickens!
- Becoming a full-time multifamily real estate investor
[05:30 - 22:41] The Importance of Community and Mentorship In Real Estate
- Partnering with an individual who is a local
- Challenges faced by multifamily investors
- Community and mentorship
- Benefiting from groups and masterminds
- Networking in online communities
[22:42 - 29:53] THE FINAL FOUR
- What's the worst job that you ever had?
- When he worked at a sushi restaurant
- What's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?
- “The Go-Giver” by Bob Burg
- What is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?
- Mixed Martial Arts
- What does success mean to you?
- Jesse says, “It's more about just the idea of contentment and being able to be happy in the present moment and enjoying the journey.”
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“Just start to reach out to people that have gone down that path before you, and just talk to them.” – Jesse Dickens
“I came into this with basically zero background. So, I needed all of th