How to set yourself up as an attractive borrower and generate strong cash-flow

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Kenny Simpson and Krystle Moore are real estate investors, and Kenny's expertise is residential lending while Krystle's is in commercial lending. They have helped over 1000 clients on their path to creating generational wealth. 2019 has been about focusing on growing our business through marketing for them. Until this point, their business was solely from referrals. They started a podcast – Value Add with K&K – and have focused on using their influence on social media to educate their clients, potential clients and followers. They talk a lot about real estate and building wealth on the podcast but also about health, fitness, mental health and other areas where they feel they can add value. In this episode, Krystle and Kenny talk about how they got started in buying multifamily properties and what they did to leverage that to buy more properties. Additionally, they talk about what borrowers should do to be well equipped, as well as things to look out for as your purchase different property types. Episode Link: https://getinthecashflowgame.com/   Before we jump into the episode, here's a quick disclaimer about our content. The Remote Real Estate Investor podcast is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. The views, opinions and strategies of both the hosts and the guests are their own and should not be considered as guidance from Roofstock. Make sure to always run your own numbers, make your own independent decisions and seek investment advice from licensed professionals.   Michael: Welcome to another episode of the Remote Real Estate Investor. I'm Michael Albaum and today with me, I have Krystle Moore and Kenny Simpson, a real estate power couple in the lending space, Kenny in the residential side and Krystle on the commercial side and they're gonna be talking to us today about things that we need to know about each space, what we can do as borrowers to be well equipped, as well as things to look out for as we're purchasing each type of property. So let's get into it everyone.   Just a quick shout out before we get into the episode, definitely want encourage everyone to go check out roofstockacademy.com It is a one stop education shop for both new and seasoned investors comes with tons of access to on demand lectures, potentially one on one coaching with me or some of the other coaches we have at the academy as well as marketplace, cashback credits for you to use on the restock marketplace as you're making a purchase. So come check us out roofstockacademy.com, look forward to seeing you there.   Krystle and Kenny, what is going on. Thanks so much for taking the time to hang out with me today. I appreciate you.   Krystle: Thanks so much for having us.   Kenny: Yeah, thank you excited to be here.   Michael: Oh my gosh, I am, I'm super, super excited. We are going to be chatting today about all things real estate financing related. So give us a quick and dirty insight into the two of you. who you are where you both come from and what is it you're doing real estate today?   Kenny: Sure, who we are well, people for short, if you want to cheat they call us K and K, because we both have K surname. So our background is in financing commercial for Krystle residential. For Kenny, we've been doing it for about 18 years here in San Diego and we've you know, we invest as well, too, primarily in multifamily. Gosh, how did we get here, you know, basically just jumped into the business and then kind of built our businesses up and then at some point in our career, we decided to get real crazy and start a property manager company and that grew way too big, way too fast and we said, how are we going to have you ever have kids in a life and do anything else because we can't work 80 100 hours a week. So we sold the company to start up and kind of took that time continue to work on building our brands starting our podcast doing a lot of content while doing our main businesses that finance and you know,

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