Like multifamily, net lease is a passive real estate investment that can provide great cash flow. Andrew Ziffer is a pro at knowing how to buy, acquire, and manage these assets, and here, he shares his experience and insights. Andrew and I discuss his journey from IT to real estate, the different types of net leases, how to mitigate risk, how the current market is impacting Andrew’s business, and more.
Dave Dubeau helps real estate investor entrepreneurs grow their portfolios by attracting investors and raising private money. Dave and his team work with investors to provide turnkey marketing services to help them get the equity they need to close deals. We discuss the importance of connecting with and nurturing your investor pool, the steps in Dave’s Money Partner Formula, how to start building credibility, and how to “edu-tain” potential investors.
James is the CEO of PreReal and is a major player in the New York real estate market. James provides his market outlook, and we discuss potential impacts of our current down cycle. We also discuss the current state of New York real estate markets, opportunities in secondary and tertiary markets, finding tenants for malls and shopping centers.
Matthew Aitchison started out his real estate career by flipping houses. Eventually, he went on to become a six-figure house flipper by creating a clear path for his life and overcoming his past as a troubled youth. Today, he focuses solely on scaling his passive income portfolio made up of commercial strip centers, hotels, and some single-family rental properties. We discuss how he unlocked true financial freedom, found the right mentorship, his transition from flipping to passive income, and more.
Seth Ferguson is a thought leader, author, and the CEO of Multifamily Real Estate Investments Inc. Here, we discuss how Seth broke into multifamily and was able to scale his business. We also talk about the differences in real estate investments in the US and Canada, the ins and outs of syndication and real estate funds, and how Seth was able to position himself as a subject matter expert.
At 19, Jason Hartman started his real estate career brokering properties for clients while building his own portfolio. Since then, he’s been involved in several thousand real estate transactions and has personally owned income properties in 11 states and 17 cities. We discuss linear, cyclical, and hybrid markets and how to identify them. Jason also shares statistical information and samples from his Hartman Comparison Index to help us uncover the potential future of our economy.
In real estate and entrepreneurship, building relationships with affluent and influential people is absolutely key. Steve Sims knows all about this and he shares all about how he built his personal concierge service, Bluefish. He also shares his expert advice on how to build your own powerful network and how to think outside the box to make your dreams come true.
Vinney Chopra came to the United States with seven dollars in his pocket and a dream. Today, he’s a successful real estate investor, author, and podcast host. Vinney has seen massive success with syndication and in the senior assisted living spaces and gives us the insight into what it takes to run and scale a profitable venture.
1031 exchanges are a unique investment vehicle that allows investors to defer their capital gains taxes. Bill Exeter has been working in financial services since the 80s and has been a qualified 1031 intermediary for over 34 years. Bill explains how 1031 exchanges help protect your money and the steps a regular investor should take to make sure their investments are set up correctly.
Entrepreneurs often make critical mistakes that can make them feel like they’re living a nightmare. Gino Wickman built his own successful business empire and is obsessed with showing others how to thrive on the entrepreneurial path. Together, we go through his three-part methodology for entrepreneurial success, discuss the key traits of entrepreneurs, and talk about the most common mistakes.
Logan Freeman is a former NFL player turned successful real estate investor and broker. His firm focuses on joint venture and equity partnerships, and he helps people become financially free through real estate. Logan shares all about his career journey along with how to find deals and why it pays to come up with solutions to sellers’ problems.
I sat down with Brian Adams to discuss building and finding capital for your real estate investments. You won’t get far in real estate without building capital, so this is an important conversation for all real estate newcomers. We discussed booking meetings, making contacts, and turning those contacts into investors.
Jason Ricks knows the ins and outs of net lease property deals. He’s completed over 1,000 lease transactions over the course of his career and recently led a $500 million REIT portfolio. Jason explains how net leases work and we take a deep dive into what the due diligence on these properties looks like.
I sat down with Brian Adams to discuss building and finding capital for your real estate investments. You won’t get far in real estate without building capital, so this is an important conversation for all real estate newcomers. We discussed booking meetings, making contacts, and turning those contacts into investors.
I sat down with Zach Haptonstall, CEO and Co-Founder of Rise48 Equity, to talk about his real estate journey. We talked about how he grew his management portfolio to over $700M, with virtually no prior real estate experience. Zach and I also discussed the importance of building a team, hard work, cold calling, and more.
This week on the pod, I sat down with developer Evan Holladay to talk about affordable housing and improving the world through real estate. He has a lot of experience (and knowledge) in these subjects. We talked about defining affordable housing, how to invest in it, and how Evan sees the sector as a whole.
Jeffrey Holst is a successful real estate investor and cancer survivor. We talked about how his battle with cancer led him into the world of real estate, passive income, and entrepreneurship. Jeffrey talked about his thoughts on today’s markets, a possible recession, moving to Puerto Rico, and a whole lot more.
Mitch Stephens and I sat down to talk about getting started in real estate. Mitch is a creative entrepreneur with 25 years of experience in real estate investment. He’s an expert at getting into deals with little or no cash down. If you’re interested in taking your first steps into real estate, there’s plenty of great info here.
Ken Van Liew joined us on the podcast today to talk about building a career in real estate. We discussed networking, making deals happen, and how to take your first steps into real estate investing. Ken and I also got into strategy, current market conditions, and what advice he has for new investors.
Real estate investor Kyle Mitchell and I sat down to talk about getting started in the business. Transitioning from a 9-5 takes time, effort, and determination, and Kyle had plenty of insight to share on just that. We also talked about networking – and what it takes to build a successful pipeline of investors.
There are a lot of things that go into building wealth. Steve Trang is a real estate investor and coach with years of experience, so we sat down to talk about achieving success and financial freedom. We discussed mentors, sales strategies, work ethic, and a whole lot more. This one’s a must-hear for entrepreneurs of all levels.
BCF 312: Building a Career in Real Estate with Darin Batchelder Darin Batchelder is an experienced investor, who’s come a long way in just three years. It was great to talk to him about how he’s built a career in real estate. We both agree that the potential for wealth building in real estate is…
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Dan Kennedy has spent over a decade investing in real estate. Today, he focuses on commercial assets. He provides plenty of great info on how to handle commercial assets in a wide variety of markets across the country. Dan also tells us how he’s handling the post-COVID market. We end by discussing the critical importance of cashflow.
Joel Owens and I covered a whole lot of ground on net lease assets. After going through the different types of net lease assets, we cover everything from flaky buyers and closing times, to business-friendly states and more. This one’s a must-hear for anyone considering moving into the net lease asset space.
I sat down with Joe Killinger and George Pino, a couple of veterans in the real estate industry. Joe and George came from humble beginnings, and not manage a massive portfolio of properties. We talked how they got into the industry, and what new investors need to know about today’s real estate marketplace.
It’s a little-known fact that you can use your retirement dollars to invest in real estate. Dan Kryzanowski educates his clients on this process and works within the family office and self-storage spaces. Raising capital when you’re first starting out can be a challenge, but there are many creative, out-of-the box ways to make it happen.
Seth Bradley has closed billions of dollars in real estate transactions as a broker, investor, and attorney. Today, he’s a managing partner at two different firms and helps clients grow their portfolios and protect their assets. Seth knows what it takes to go from working in a corporate setting to real estate entrepreneurship. He shares what he’s learned from his experience and what’s helped him get to where he is today.