Join Yonah Weiss and Karl Sona as they celebrate the 300th episode of Weiss Advice, a podcast dedicates to real estate business advice. Yonah shares his inspiring story of how he developed his thought leadership platform, starting with reading Joe Fearless’ book on real estate syndication. He recounts how he got in started in the industry, specifically cost aggregation, and explains why being open to opportunity can lead to success. He reveals how his faith and spirituality have guided him to be successful both personally and professionally as well as how helping others without expecting anything in return has been a key factor.
[00:01 – 03:29] Opening Segment
- We welcome, Yonah Weiss!
[03:30 – 25:05] How Cost Segregation Help Investors Maximize Tax Benefits
- Repetition is key for sharpening skills
- His passion for cost-aggregation
- Making a change and be open to opportunity
- The process of cost segregation
- How to conduct business transactions through the many rules and laws within Judaism
[25:06 – 31:27] THE FINAL FOUR
- What's the worst job that you ever had?
- I had a summer job working for a magazine as a salesperson
- What's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?
- What is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?
- Navigating social media
- What does success mean to you?
- Yonah Weiss says, “It's always been how you can help more people. The more people I can help, the more successful I am.”
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Facebook: Real Estate Connections Group
LinkedIn: Yonah Weiss
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Podcast: Yonah Weiss
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“I don't find anything as a coincidence. I think everything is divine providence.” – Yonah Weiss
“When you become the teacher and you teach people and educate people about what something is, and then when they need that exact service. They're going back to the person who told them everything they know about the subject, they're going to come to you.” – Yon
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