This week on the Alternative Investing Advantage podcast, host Alex Perny welcomes Zane Graser for a discussion on navigating real estate success. Zane is an investor in the commercial real estate industry who started his career with the Department of Corrections.
During this podcast, Zane shares how different backgrounds can make it in this field. He shares his biggest wins and setbacks in wholesaling and the market they operated in. He also emphasizes the importance of having a strong network, solid deals, and consistent income over time. Additionally, Zane suggests scaling up your efforts to achieve more returns in commercial real estate.
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About Our Guest Zane Graser
Zane started his real estate career after working for the Department of Corrections for six years. He started his real estate career as a wholesaler having flipped several properties. He eventually moved up to fixer-uppers before focusing on small rental properties. Now Zane is building a syndication and acquiring multi-family properties nationwide. He also had the pleasure of teaching Finance at his local Church and participated in a few public speaking events. He also worked as a Loan Processor for a hard money lender and a conventional lender before becoming a licensed mortgage broker.
About Our Host
Alex Perny, CISP
Alex Perny is a business development specialist and host of Advanta IRA’s podcast, the Alternative Investment Advantage. He is a self-described policy geek who loves learning the rules and technical aspects of SDIRAs, employer plans, and IRS regulations.
For more than a decade, Alex has helped thousands invest in alternative assets. These include precious metals, real estate, private stock, notes, and countless others. Additionally, he has spoken to investors across the country about using retirement plans to invest outside the stock market. Alex believes so strongly in self-direction that he invests his own IRA and HSA in real estate and private equity.