Ep97 Kevin Dugan on Running a REMOTE Vertically Integrated Investment Group

Kevin Dugan from Altus Investment Group explains in detail the pros and cons of running a remote investments group. While he lives in the warmth of Southern California his company invests in the Chicago area markets.

This episode is especially powerful for learning on three topics:
*Turnkey investing *Property Management * General Contractors

Kevin goes in detail on and leaves nothing for want!

*How to build a remote business while working a W2 job
*How much time and money should be allotted to launch a remote business
*What it means to be vertically integrated
*Benefits of vertical integration
*How to invest remotely
*What are the benefits of a full turnkey service?
*How to collect monthly/quarterly money without spending your time while expediting your learning
*The benefits of specializing in low income/affordable housing (hint: housing is paid by the government offering a level of security)
*How to run a remote business
*The difference between "turnkey" rentals...knowing what's behind the walls
*How to find solid contractors
*How to build a construction crew from afar
*Where beginners should start
*The power of a problem solving mindset
*The power of encouragement and delegation
*The importance  of utilizing technology
*When/How to pay your contractors
*Why it's better to press pause a project to cut ties with a contractor & how to prepare for the process
*The power of authenticity


Reach out to Kevin at  kdugan@altusig.com or check out his website
Altusig.com

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