The Pearson Perspective: Recent Episodes
Jonathan Sigler
Conversations with successful business owners on what made them successful in their entrepreneur journey. This is a podcast focused on a growth mindset and learning.
Explaining while the grueling task of reporting is necessary to build trust in the Real Estate Industry
Today on the Pearson Perspective, we're taking a deep dive into all things acquisitions when it comes to real estate.
Mitchell and Drew discuss how real estate can be a tax break, growing an audience on twitter, advice to others, and what the future of accounting is going to be like! Show notes are listed below with time stamps to certain topics.
1:30 - Real Estate in Taxes
5:30 - Market to Market
10:00 - Cost Segregation Study
17:30 - Leaving your family with a plan
21:50 - Growing Network on Twitter
31:45 - What in your industry has changed
41:00 - Advice to younger self
43:32 - Drew's 5 year plan
I wanted to release an episode to wrap up season two and share with y'all what I have learned! It has truly been an awesome season, and I want to thank all of our guests and listeners. We plan on doing at least two more seasons and hope you will continue to follow and support the show!
Jack is a Mortgage banker who has been involved with very high end transactions working with several companies across the world, such as bank of China. Jack tells us what he has been learning these last few years and provides good advice to those in and out of the financial world.
Tommy Nguyen talks about how important it is to be good with his employees and customers as he talks transitioning from his own software business to the storage industry.
Listen to Chase Burns' journey from starting with his father's oil change business to having 15 different car wash locations. Chase discusses culture with his store's managers, customer service, and how changing his system and processes transformed his business.
Ryan's journey started when he flew out to Tampa, FL to meet with a real estate mentor. After picking his brain, he and his business partner decided to start their own company, Servio Captial.
From a W2 job to real estate, Zach Quick did not experience success right at first. Although he owned an apartment complex and a few other multifamily properties, during a family vacation a drove by a striking self storage facility caught his attention. After some research he sold his rental apartments, started investing in self storage facilities, and the rest is history.
Doug Stokes discusses not planning on running the family business, but ends up being very successful in it. Drew discusses Doug's financial family planning business on this episode of the podcast.
Dr Krista speaks on how to understand the people side of business. She focuses on how people tick, personality testing, and discusses how different with people work traits can make for a great team.
This episode, Drew and Edward discuss the Industry as a whole as they discuss when is the best time to sell, their companies target assets, and much more.
This is a solo episode of me explaining my journey. I tried to answer a lot of the same questions I frequently ask my guests, so that the listeners get a better idea of who I am and how I got started. I wasn't the class president, a straight A student, but I successfully started my own business.
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Greg Stokes invites Drew Pearson on his Podcast to talk about Drew's business and what the future holds for him.
Listen to Gaines Garret talk about the processes and steps that are crucial to being a business owner. Garrett is now in the paper shredding business but has great experience being an owner which started with him and Drew running a Sno-Ball Stand in the hot state of Louisiana.
Listen to how becoming a "jack of all trades" in a small market leads Deane to eventually start his own multifamily real estate company.
Will Haynie recounts his Bitcoin experiences with his brother going all the way back to the start of it all in 2013.
Gilbert met Drew by cold calling him about his experience in the industry. Listen to part 1 of the interview where drew interviews Gilbert and learns how Gilbert's real estate journey is only beginning.
Gilbert met Drew by cold calling him about his experience in the industry. Listen to part 1 of the interview where drew interviews gilbert and learns how gilbert's real estate journey is only beginning.
Richard is one of the Largest Mobile Home Owners in Louisiana and a certified MAI Appraiser.
Anthony is a great friend of mine who has transitioned from real estate to owning his own private equity management company. Join us to learn how he manages his assets and how he made this transition.
Scott highlights some of his best air bnb properties and what it's like being an appraiser
Nick is an inspiring business owner who talks about his beginnings and his secret to managing several employees.