Joe Fairless Cincinnati has not only talked with and interviewed successful real estate investors but has also written three books on the subject. Fairless's job is to help people and teach them his methods and strategies. He does this through conferences and seminars, and his real estate blog has more than 1,300 posts about property-related issues.
Real Estate Investment
Fairless sees investing in real estate not only as a way to make money but also as a way to improve his quality of life, grow professionally, and help others. Joe Fairless's website, JoeFairless.com, has a section called "Accredited Investor Lifestyle," where he talks about living a healthy life, being a good person, and giving back to the community. Fairless thinks that once a person is financially independent, they can better use travel and other experiences to improve themselves and help others.
Contributing
Joe Fairless Cincinnati values helping others and giving back to the community a lot. Through his Best Ever Causes initiative, he has helped more than 38 organizations that help people.
Some of these are the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI), the United Way's partner Stepping Stones, Operation Give Back in Cincinnati, an Oregon group called Unite Oregon that works for racial and social justice, a Hispanic/Latino employee resource group called Hacemos, a farm school called Gorman Heritage Farm, and a group that helps people in need called Humanitarian Aid Network. The organizations listed in Matthew 25 are the ones we've already talked about, plus Fighting Chance Rescue, which helps horses in trouble.
Joe has been giving Texas Tech University's advertising team scholarship money yearly since 2012. If a student is chosen for this program, they can go to New York City and intern at a well-known advertising firm.
Who you are and what you know
Joe Fairless Cincinnati was a part-time communications professor at Texas Tech University in 2015. He had gotten his bachelor's degree in advertising from the same school. Now, Fairless is on the board of the College of Media and Communication at Texas Tech, where he helps train future professionals. Before moving to Cincinnati and joining the organization's board, Fairless taught for the New York City Junior Achievement branch, an international young people group. Fairless also gives back to the community by visiting hospice patients in the Cincinnati region.
Fairless began his career in advertising as a junior project manager. By the time he was 30, he was the advertising firm in New York where he worked's the youngest vice president.
He found that, contrary to what he thought, advertising wasn't his true calling (he owned four single-family homes at the time). He started learning about the real estate market by attending seminars, reading books, and asking advice from businesspeople who were already successful in the field.
Fairless quit his job in advertising in 2012, and in just six months, he had gotten enough money from private investors to buy a 168-unit complex. This started his long and successful career as a prominent real estate investor.
Joe Fairless Cincinnati is pleased with some of his successes that have nothing to do with real estate, advertising, or charity, even though many of his most famous ones have happened in these areas. Fairless worked at a daycare center and taught more than a hundred preschoolers while he was in college. During this time, Fairless led a flag football team at his fraternity to a national championship. When Fairless graduated from college and moved to New York City, he started doing stand-up comedy.
Real Estate Investment
Fairless sees investing in real estate not only as a way to make money but also as a way to improve his quality of life, grow professionally, and help others. Joe Fairless's website, JoeFairless.com, has a section called "Accredited Investor Lifestyle," where he talks about living a healthy life, being a good person, and giving back to the community. Fairless thinks that once a person is financially independent, they can better use travel and other experiences to improve themselves and help others.
Contributing
Joe Fairless Cincinnati values helping others and giving back to the community a lot. Through his Best Ever Causes initiative, he has helped more than 38 organizations that help people.
Some of these are the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI), the United Way's partner Stepping Stones, Operation Give Back in Cincinnati, an Oregon group called Unite Oregon that works for racial and social justice, a Hispanic/Latino employee resource group called Hacemos, a farm school called Gorman Heritage Farm, and a group that helps people in need called Humanitarian Aid Network. The organizations listed in Matthew 25 are the ones we've already talked about, plus Fighting Chance Rescue, which helps horses in trouble.
Joe has been giving Texas Tech University's advertising team scholarship money yearly since 2012. If a student is chosen for this program, they can go to New York City and intern at a well-known advertising firm.
Who you are and what you know
Joe Fairless Cincinnati was a part-time communications professor at Texas Tech University in 2015. He had gotten his bachelor's degree in advertising from the same school. Now, Fairless is on the board of the College of Media and Communication at Texas Tech, where he helps train future professionals. Before moving to Cincinnati and joining the organization's board, Fairless taught for the New York City Junior Achievement branch, an international young people group. Fairless also gives back to the community by visiting hospice patients in the Cincinnati region.
Fairless began his career in advertising as a junior project manager. By the time he was 30, he was the advertising firm in New York where he worked's the youngest vice president.
He found that, contrary to what he thought, advertising wasn't his true calling (he owned four single-family homes at the time). He started learning about the real estate market by attending seminars, reading books, and asking advice from businesspeople who were already successful in the field.
Fairless quit his job in advertising in 2012, and in just six months, he had gotten enough money from private investors to buy a 168-unit complex. This started his long and successful career as a prominent real estate investor.
Joe Fairless Cincinnati is pleased with some of his successes that have nothing to do with real estate, advertising, or charity, even though many of his most famous ones have happened in these areas. Fairless worked at a daycare center and taught more than a hundred preschoolers while he was in college. During this time, Fairless led a flag football team at his fraternity to a national championship. When Fairless graduated from college and moved to New York City, he started doing stand-up comedy.
