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Sometimes it's in the things that go wrong where we get the best lessons in life. In this episode, let Corey Peterson, the owner of Kahuna Investments, inspire you with his rags-to-riches story. When a day of disappointing his son made him realize that he was not living life on his terms, Corey set out on a bold journey to learn how to raise capital to achieve financial freedom. This once car salesman went on to become a real estate expert, raising capital in the millions and finally getting his piece of “sunsets and palm trees.” He talks about how his eagerness to learn and to adapt to changing trends led him to investing and private lending and to the success he is today.
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Investing And Private Lending with Corey Peterson
I'd like to thank you for stopping by. The other thing I'd like to thank you for is lending me your time. If you're looking for practical tips and advice on mitigating and eliminating risks with your private mortgage lending, then you are in the right place. If you're going to learn from my mistakes so that you can avoid them, then pull up a chair because I created this show for those select individuals who are looking to take control of their financial future by doing what it takes to create wealth in the marathon of life with old-world techniques and values.

I'm looking to create a tribe of lenders that will disrupt the way we think about money and how we can grow wealth. I also want to change the way we teach our kids about money. I think it’s antiquated to say the least. Before I get in our episode, I wanted to invite you out to the Quest Trust Company Self-Directed IRA Expo, which is going to happen in August 23rd through the 25th, 2019 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Houston. I believe there are tickets still available. I know the VIPs have sold out, but the general admission, which are still a good deal are available. Go to PrivateLenderPodcast.com/expo for the link there for tickets and use the promo code, PLPodcast, for your 25% discount.

For this show, I had a gentleman reached out to me and said, “I'd like to be on your show.” I said, “What do you do?” “I do apartments.” I was like, “Perfect,” because my idea for the show, the first year it would be all single-family. The second year, we would move into some multifamily. However, this is a fluid dynamic podcast as all things in this life. I’ll have some multifamily experts to come on. Our guest, Corey Peterson, I believe he’s out in Arizona. He reached out and I got in contact with him. I like him enough. I'll put him on the show because I want someone to start scratching the surface on multifamily.

I'm not saying I'll do it every month, but I would definitely at least a couple of times a year in 2019 to touch on multifamily and how private lenders can fit into the syndications and other things. I like Corey. He's letting people know what he does and they can reach out to him, which is the right way to do it. He can explain and build that rapport, build that relationship so he can invest under the auspices of the SEC. I want to put it out there for the Lender Nation because I know some of you have inquired about multifamily and other things besides just single-family. This is my first foray into multifamily. Let's go ahead and get down to the brass tacks and to the interview with Corey Peterson.
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I am honored to have Corey Peterson on the show. Corey is the Owner of Kahuna Investments and he strives to provide his investors with stable cashflow returns and long-term capital appreciation by buying multifamily apartments. Corey has managed to acquire over $95 million in real estate across the country and he's the first multifamily investor on the show. Corey, welcome. Thanks for coming on.

Thanks for having me.

Let's hear the hero story.