Ep27 Noel Walton on Moving Beyond Fear & Fixed Mindsets for the Win

Noel Walton of Eagles Capital began his real estate journey by purchasing Carleton Sheets real estate training cassette tapes for $200 at the tender age of 19. 

His attention was later brought back to real estate investing while working for a property owner and realizing the income real estate investments generated.  

Moving past a fixed mindset, Noel decided to find areas he wanted to improve and learned how to accomplish that. When he and his wife decided to push past fear to purchase their first investment they found the rewards exceeded their expectations. 

Noel Walton is the President of Eagles Capital, a commercial multi-family investment company. He is also an Army Aviation Officer with over 20 years of military service. He and his wife Claudia began real estate investing in 2012 and have since managed numerous fix and flips, hold a portfolio of single-family rentals and are passively invested in 50 apartment units. They began investing in multi-family real estate to reach their goal of financial freedom due to its’ scalability and long-term wealth opportunities. Noel draws from his experience in past investments, decision making as a UH-60 Blackhawk Pilot and military leader and conquering fear as a skydiver. 

They have two daughters, Hannah (4) and Julia (1). They have a passion for giving back to causes assisting children and homeless/struggling veterans.

"Trust your knowledge and take action!"

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