Real Estate Investor MBA

Financial literacy is a critical foundation for success in real estate investing. In the latest episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast, host Tejas Gosai sits down with special guest Dr. Nkem Enzeamama to delve into the world of real estate investing for doctors.Dr. Nkem shares valuable insights and tips for healthcare professionals who are venturing into the realm of real estate investment. She emphasizes the importance of starting with a solid financial education and understanding the basics before making any major decisions.During the episode, Dr. Nkem also discusses her own investment strategies, highlighting the need for a diversified portfolio and a long-term outlook for sustainable growth. She stresses the significance of financial literacy for healthcare professionals, as well as the challenges unique to doctors in managing their wealth effectively.Moreover, Dr. Nkem underscores the importance of continuous education, building a strong network of professionals in the industry, and assembling a reliable team to support investment endeavors. She provides valuable guidance on investment criteria and market predictions, offering healthcare professionals a roadmap to navigate the real estate landscape successfully.If you are a healthcare professional looking to diversify your investments through real estate, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain valuable insights, share the episode with your colleagues, and don't forget to subscribe to the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast for more expert advice and inspiring conversations.===We are committed to helping professionals diversify their portfolios and find a greater work-life balance.  I work at www.lvpefund.com, and we represent doctors, lawyers, and high-net-worth professionals to invest in secure real estate assetsApply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Real estate investing is a dynamic field that demands strategic vision and adaptability. In this episode, guest Sam Bates shares his inspiring journey from small multifamily units to seizing over a thousand units in a remarkable real estate takeover.During the episode, Sam delves into his transition from finance to real estate, shedding light on his initial investments and the challenges encountered while developing projects. From navigating zoning issues to raising capital, Sam's insights offer valuable lessons for aspiring real estate investors looking to overcome obstacles in the industry.In addition, Sam discusses his first-hand experience with COVID-19's impact on the market and unveils his strategies for effective investor communication and trust-building. Through his approach, Sam showcases the importance of maintaining strong relationships with investors in times of uncertainty.Furthermore, Sam reveals his focus on secondary and tertiary markets, outlining his unique approach to partnerships and the intricate nuances of different investor regulations. His expertise in these areas brings a fresh perspective to real estate investment strategies, emphasizing the significance of market diversification and regulatory awareness.To gain deeper insights into Sam Bates' real estate takeover journey and his valuable lessons for investors, tune in to this engaging episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn, share, and subscribe to continue your real estate investing education.===We are committed to helping professionals diversify their portfolios and find a greater work-life balance.  I work at www.lvpefund.com, and we represent doctors, lawyers, and high-net-worth professionals to invest in secure real estate assetsApply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Wealth transfer in 2024 is poised to significantly influence the real estate landscape, triggering some of the most substantial investment shifts in recent history. In this episode, Tejas Gosai sits down with multifamily investment expert Andrew Cushman to dissect what could be the largest transfer of wealth the industry has seen.Throughout the conversation, they delve deep into the current dynamics of the multifamily real estate market, highlighting its resilience and ongoing investor interest despite economic uncertainties. Andrew provides a detailed analysis of the factors driving market opportunities and challenges, particularly emphasizing the significant wave of debt maturing in 2024. This looming deadline could pressure property owners, as refinancing becomes more daunting with rising interest rates combined with potential declines in property valuations.Andrew also details how this precarious situation might precipitate a notable wealth exchange. As some investors struggle to keep pace with financial obligations, high-quality assets may hit the market under distressed conditions. This scenario provides savvy investors with a golden opportunity to acquire valuable properties at a fraction of the cost, potentially reshaping the investment landscape.Moreover, the episode doesn't just outline the problems but also explores strategic approaches to capitalize on these upcoming real estate investment opportunities. Andrew offers actionable advice for both new and seasoned investors aiming to navigate the complexities of the 2024 market exquisitely.Don't miss out on this insightful exploration of a pivotal moment in real estate investment. Listen to the episode, share it with peers and colleagues who could benefit from this expert analysis, and subscribe to the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast for more essential real estate investment wisdom and guidance.===We are committed to helping professionals diversify their portfolios and find a greater work-life balance.  I work at www.lvpefund.com, and we represent doctors, lawyers, and high-net-worth professionals to invest in secure real estate assetsApply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Did you know that you don't need a lot of money to start investing in real estate?In the latest episode of the Real Estate MBA Podcast, host Tejas Gosai sits down with pharmacist turned investor, Stuart Gethner, who shares some essential strategies for making waves in the industry.In this episode, Stuart divulges his own journey from being a pharmacist to becoming a successful real estate investor. He debunks the myth that substantial capital is necessary to start investing and offers practical tips for new investors with limited funds.The conversation then turns to seller financing and subject-to-deals, with Stuart underscoring their mutually beneficial qualities for both buyers and sellers. He emphasizes the importance of starting small and gradually scaling investments while keeping a firm focus on strategy.Stuart also provides expert insights on the current real estate market and what the future holds. To help newcomers feel empowered, he encourages listeners to overcome their fears and reach out for mentorship.Don't miss out on these invaluable tips and advice! Listen to the latest episode of the Real Estate MBA Podcast, share it with fellow investors, and make sure to subscribe to the podcast for even more enlightening content. Take action today and start your journey toward real estate investment success!

Uncertain times don't necessarily call for uncertain measures.In this kind of real estate market, gaining expert insights is crucial.Join host Tejas Gosai on the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast as he delves into this topic with BiggerPockets expert, J Scott.This episode is packed with valuable information for navigating uncertainties in the real estate market.The conversation starts with a discussion on scalability challenges faced by investors with single-family properties.J shares strategies and considerations for expanding beyond the limitations of single-family investments, including the advantages of preferred equity within multifamily funds.Market analysis strategies take center stage as the episode progresses.Both Tejas and J emphasize the importance of demographic and economic indicators in making well-informed investment decisions.They dive deep into gathering and analyzing data to accurately assess market conditions and identify emerging trends.The role of the Federal Reserve in inflation and interest rates is another key topic covered in this episode.J's expert knowledge provides listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how these factors impact the real estate market, allowing for better decision-making.Don't miss out on this valuable episode focused on navigating an uncertain real estate market.Tune in to the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast to gain insights from BiggerPockets expert, J Scott.Don't forget to share the episode with other investors and subscribe to the podcast for future episodes that cover a wide range of real estate topics.===We are committed to helping professionals diversify their portfolios and find a greater work-life balance.  I work at www.lvpefund.com, and we represent doctors, lawyers, and high-net-worth professionals to invest in secure real estate assetsApply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Market cycles play a crucial role in the success of real estate investors. In the latest episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast hosted by Tejas Gosai, guest Dr. Tom Burns shares his expertise on navigating market cycles and challenges.Dr. Tom brings a unique perspective to the conversation, having transitioned from medicine to real estate. He shares his experiences and insights gained from successfully navigating challenges such as the 2008 financial crisis and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.One of the key topics discussed is the current market undersupply. Dr. Tom dives into the reasons behind this supply shortage and explains why it's important for investors to understand this dynamic.Additionally, Dr. Tom shares his criteria for property acquisition, highlighting the key factors he considers before making a purchase. His insights in this area will be invaluable to both new and experienced investors looking to make smart investment decisions.Throughout the conversation, Dr. Tom emphasizes the importance of education and networking for new investors. He shares the resources and strategies he used to expand his knowledge and build a network of like-minded professionals.Don't miss this insightful episode filled with valuable information and practical strategies for navigating market cycles and challenges. Listen now, share with fellow investors, and make sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast for more valuable insights on real estate investment.===The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

In the latest episode of the Real Estate Investor podcast, hosted by Tejas Gosai, we take a deep dive into the potential of a recession in 2024 with special guest Paul Moore. As economic indicators such as inflation, interest rates, and the housing market show signs of volatility, it's crucial to explore this topic and gain valuable insights from experienced professionals.During the conversation, Paul Moore provides historical context and offers a detailed analysis of these economic indicators, highlighting their significance in predicting a potential recession in 2024. He emphasizes the importance of investing in durable asset types and the value of professional management in navigating uncertain times.One key strategy discussed is preferred equity, which acts as a middle ground between traditional debt and common equity investments. This approach offers reduced risks while maintaining the potential for high rewards. Paul Moore shares valuable advice on how to leverage this strategy effectively.Furthermore, the discussion sheds light on the risks associated with multifamily syndication and the dangers of over-leverage in a declining market. By exploring these topics, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the potential pitfalls to avoid in their investment journey.To stay informed and ahead of the curve in the real estate investment world, it is vital to listen to this episode. Don't miss out on the valuable insights shared by Tejas Gosai and guest Paul Moore. Share the episode with fellow investors and make sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Investor podcast for more thought-provoking discussions.===The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Today, the spotlight is on nurses!In the latest episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast, hosted by Tejas Gosai, we have a special guest, Savannah Arroyo, also known as the Net Worth Nurse. She shares her incredible story of leaving the nursing profession and transitioning into real estate investing.During this episode, Savannah discusses the unique challenges that nurses often face when it comes to investing and offers valuable insights into the need for financial education within the healthcare community. She shares how investing in real estate has transformed her family's life, bringing a newfound sense of freedom and independence.Savannah's mission is to share her knowledge and inspire other nurses to take charge of their finances by investing in real estate. In this episode, she offers practical tips and strategies to help nurses navigate the world of real estate investing.Don't miss this chance to hear from Savannah Arroyo, the Net Worth Nurse, and gain valuable knowledge about real estate investing tailored for nurses. Subscribe to the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast and listen to this episode now. Share this inspirational and informative discussion with other healthcare professionals and take the first step towards building your financial future today!===The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Investing for cash flow should be the top priority for any investor.In this episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast, we explore the concept of being a "boring investor" and why prioritizing reliable cash flow is more important than the thrill of speculation. Join us as we dive deep into this topic with a returning special guest, Paul Moore, a seasoned real estate investor and fund manager at Wellings Capital.During the conversation, Tejas and Paul explore the characteristics of a "boring investor" and how their focus on consistent cash flow sets them apart. They discuss Warren Buffett's investment philosophy and why it aligns with the idea of being a boring investor. The necessity of a margin of safety and the dangers of over-leveraging is also highlighted, helping listeners understand how to protect their investments.If you're ready to become a "boring investor" and prioritize reliable cash flow in your real estate investments, this episode is a must-listen. Gain valuable insights from our conversation with Paul Moore and start building a solid investment portfolio.Share this episode with fellow investors and subscribe to the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast for more valuable episodes like this one.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!===The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

In this exciting episode of our podcast, we have the privilege of hosting Silicon Valley investor, Arn Cenedlla, as he shares his intriguing predictions for 2024 and highlights why multifamily investing is an absolute must. Arn dives into his extensive background and experience in the real estate investing world, enlightening our listeners with valuable insights.With a focus on long-term, fixed-rate investments and a conservative approach to low leverage and cash reserves, Arn emphasizes the importance of weathering turbulent times, drawing from his own experiences during the 2008 financial crisis. He delves into the cyclical nature of the real estate market and how investors can ride out the storm by making smart decisions.During the episode, Arn also sheds light on the significance of 506(c) and 506(b) syndications, weaving in the importance of prior relationships in the 506(b) space. He uncovers his company's focus on the emerging Greenville County market in South Carolina, emphasizing the value of investing in neighborhoods before they become popular. Arn further shares his expert perspective on the current real estate market and provides insightful advice for fellow investors.The conversation extends to address concerns about oversupply in the apartment market and the vital role of securing good tenants. Transitioning from single-family to commercial real estate investing is also explored, with Tejas expressing his genuine appreciation for Arn's insights and impressive success in making the transition. Join us for yet another enlightening episode that will leave you prepared and inspired as you navigate the world of real estate investing!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Get ready to dive into the world of industrial real estate as we sit down with the extraordinary Joel Friedland. In this captivating episode, Joel takes us on a fascinating journey, revealing his personal experiences and unconventional strategies that have propelled him to success in the industry. Brace yourself for eye-opening insights and compelling stories that will reshape your perspective on real estate investing.First, Joel shares his extensive background in industrial real estate and the remarkable approach he takes when buying properties and syndicating them, all without borrowing money. Discover how he has cracked the code to unlock success in this competitive market, shedding light on the importance of vulnerability and humility to build trust with investors. Unravel powerful strategies that have proven effective time and time again and explore the current state of the industrial real estate market, its relationship with the rise of online shopping, and the crucial role banks play in steering the course of investors. Tune in to hear Joel's latest real estate deal, the value of the properties involved, and how he builds strong and lasting relationships with investors through mentorship. This episode is a goldmine of knowledge for both aspiring and experienced real estate investors, so grab your notepad and get ready to take your investing game to the next level!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/invest

Looking to take your real estate investments to the next level? Join us in this captivating episode of Real Estate Investor MBA, where we have the pleasure of hosting Charles Carillo – a seasoned investor with profound expertise in scaling portfolios through secure syndications. Tune in as Charles shares his remarkable journey, from starting with smaller multifamily properties to successfully venturing into larger syndications. He dives into the challenges and strategies of working with investors while emphasizing the essential role of thorough tenant underwriting in the investment process. Discover how Charles transitioned from using his own capital to collaboratively working with outside investors to expand his investment opportunities. Gain valuable insights on the structure of Charles' real estate investments and learn about his current activities in the ever-evolving real estate market. Get exclusive access to his expert outlook on factors such as interest rates and the upcoming election, shaping the future of real estate investments. Don't miss out on this dynamic conversation that will empower you to make safe bets with sound syndications and propel your portfolio towards new heights. Hit play and let's dive into the knowledge-packed world of Charles Carillo and his successful real estate journey!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

Are you ready to unlock the secrets of real estate investing? In this episode, we sit down with the brilliant mind of Paul Moore, as he shares his remarkable journey from a residential investor to a real estate powerhouse. Get ready to be inspired as Paul dives into his experiences in both residential and commercial real estate, providing invaluable insights along the way.Paul takes us on a deep dive into the world of real estate syndication, uncovering the concept of gap financing and how it can be a game-changer for investors. But that's not all, he shines a spotlight on self-storage and RV parks as lucrative investment options, exploring their growth and popularity, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. You'll learn about value-add strategies for RV parks and the importance of having a visionary and an integrator in your business.But it doesn't stop there! Paul shares his thoughts on interest rates, the current political climate, and the potential challenges syndicators may face with upcoming loan maturities. Plus, he uncovers the difficulties most investors encounter when trying to acquire distressed assets in today's competitive market. So grab a cup of coffee and get ready to be enlightened by Paul Moore's wealth of knowledge in this power-packed episode of our podcast.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode, we dive into The Ultimate Guide to Starting a Real Estate Fund Legally & Ethically with the incredible Lance Pederson. Get ready to soak in Lance's wisdom and experience as we discuss his background in entrepreneurship and real estate. From starting an IT services business to venturing into the world of real estate, Lance's journey is nothing short of inspiring. But it doesn't stop there. We'll uncover the accidental creation of Lance's real estate fund administration company, and how it led him to become an expert in fund management, administration, and architecture. Lance also shares his experiences during the 2007-2008 financial crisis and how he navigated through challenging market conditions.So, if you're a real estate professional looking to thrive in the sub-institutional space, you'll want to hear about the services Lance has developed specifically for you. Plus, he introduces the game-changing Fund Launch Accelerator program that helps professionals like you start your own funds. Don't miss out on Lance's invaluable advice on the importance of a well-structured fund aligned with industry standards and investor expectations. We'll also discuss the current challenges in the real estate market, including difficulty in finding deals and obtaining favorable financing terms. But don't worry, Lance will leave you with hope for finding good deals in both up and down markets, with the potential for lower interest rates on the horizon.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode of our podcast, get ready to fight inflation and learn how to unlock recession-proof assets with expert insights from our guest, Dan Lewkowicz. As the Senior Director at Encore Real Estate Investment Services, Dan has a wealth of knowledge in the world of triple net investing. Tune in as we delve into the concept of triple net leases in real estate investing and discover the crucial differences between absolute triple net leases and double net leases. Dan shares the importance of conducting property condition assessments for triple net lease properties and provides valuable insights into the location of buyers and listings for these net lease properties.But that's not all – we also discuss the significance of building strong relationships with sellers in the real estate market and how it can impact your investment journey. Additionally, Dan shares his predictions for interest rates and their potential impact on the real estate market, including the possibility of interest rates leveling off in 2024. So, get ready to arm yourself with valuable knowledge and strategies to navigate the world of triple net investing, fight back against inflation, and unlock recession-proof assets with Dan Lewkowicz.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

Real estate investor Logan Freeman discusses his transition from a football player to a multi-million dollar real estate businessman in this episode of the podcast. He talks about his early failures in real estate, his ultimate rise to prominence with FTW Investments, and his deliberate move into the commercial market. In addition, Logan offers his thoughts on the health of the real estate market, stressing the value of thorough research and selection as well as giving investors advice on how to be brave and have a long-term vision. Logan also discusses his inspiration, morals, and beliefs, as well as the role of education in helping one make wise financial selections. He also stresses the need for discipline and hard work. See how you may get in touch with Logan and find out more by tuning in until the very end of the show.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode, we talk to Jason Yarusi of Yarusi Holdings about his impressive journey in real estate investing. Jason discusses how his background in managing bars and restaurants led him to owning a construction business and eventually scaling to $245M AUM in large multifamily properties. We explore the importance of having a strong team, understanding specific market dynamics, and addressing investor concerns to overcome real estate investment fears.Jason shares his legal process of syndication, success stories, and strategies for combining properties for economies of scale. We also get insights into loan assumptions, the benefits of looking at historical data, and Jason's current projects. Tune in as we explore more about Jason's fascinating journey, his investment strategy, and how you can invest in Yarusi Holdings through their website and investor calls.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

Join us in this inspiring episode as we break the mold with Dr. Hardeep Phull, a remarkable physician who discovered the keys to financial success beyond medicine. Dr. Phull shares his valuable insights on the importance of financial planning and real estate investing specifically tailored for physicians. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or searching for mentors in the medical field, Dr. Phull's journey will inspire you to overcome any challenge.During our conversation, Dr. Phull reveals his secrets for accumulating wealth and using it wisely, with a special focus on the benefits of investing in real estate. He stresses the significance of seeking professional advice, especially from tax advisors, as well as leveraging their professional status to secure favorable loan terms. Dr. Phull also sheds light on the importance of building a strong team, mitigating risks, and having proper insurance coverage when venturing into real estate investments.Join us for an eye-opening discussion on the challenges faced by doctors and the vulnerabilities they encounter in their profession. Dr. Phull shares his advice on advocating for oneself, negotiating contracts, and leaving a lasting legacy. You won't want to miss out on this episode full of actionable advice and inspiration for physicians looking to break the mold and find financial success beyond medicine.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with the incredible Dr. Eric Tait, a doctor turned real estate investor, to dive into the world of real estate investing. Dr. Tait shares the cure for physician burnout and his journey from being a medical professional to building a vast portfolio of real estate investments, starting with humble single-family homes and venturing into larger commercial projects.But it doesn't stop there! We also delve into Dr. Tait's experiences of scaling up his real estate investments during the COVID-19 pandemic. He takes us through his strategic focus on essential services like grocery stores, fast food chains, and even small physician offices. Dr. Tait sheds light on the importance of investing in services that cannot be outsourced, and how having business interruption insurance provides peace of mind in uncertain times.Not only does Dr. Tait share his insights into real estate investing, but he also offers his wisdom on navigating the current state of the public markets and the impact of the Federal Reserve's tightening policy on investments. He advises caution in the public markets, highlighting the potential for better returns in real estate investments. If you're curious about real estate investing or simply seeking inspiration, this episode is a must-listen!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode, we sit down with Lane Kawaoka, an engineer turned fund manager and seasoned real estate investor, to discuss his incredible journey to landing $1.2 Billion in AUM. Whether you're a new investor or someone looking to expand their portfolio, Lane shares valuable insights and experiences that will help you navigate this exciting industry.Join us as Lane takes us through his personal journey as a real estate investor, from his humble beginnings in rental properties and turnkey rentals to his successful transition into syndications and private placements. We get an inside look at the structure of real estate deals and the importance of cultivating both connections and capital.We also explore the role of Lane's podcast in building a community and raising funds, the significance of diversification and investing in less correlated assets, and how he managed his business growth during the challenging time of COVID-19. Plus, Lane shares his advice for new investors entering the real estate industry and offers different approaches tailored to investors at different stages. If you're curious about Lane's motivation and daily routine as a successful real estate investor, you won't want to miss this episode!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

Get ready for an exciting podcast episode as Tejas Gosai sits down with Caleb Johnson, a vibrant and enterprising 25-year-old real estate investor. Be inspired as Caleb reveals his incredible journey of raising capital at such a young age. Hold on to your pocket protectors as Caleb immerses us in the intricate world of investment strategies. From starting small with residential properties to leveling up and conquering the realm of colossal apartments, get ready for a data-driven dive into Caleb's thought process. Brace yourself as we navigate the treacherous waters of the ever-changing market landscape amidst the relentless grip of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unleashing his inner algorithm, Caleb shares his meticulous criteria for identifying hidden investment gems in this uncertain environment.And that's not all! Prepare to be dazzled as we explore Caleb's syndication deals, unraveling the mind-blowing scale of the projects he's got his super-smart spectacles focused on. This episode is packed with wisdom, experience, and the infectious energy of a young go-getter. So grab your headphones and get ready to be inspired like never before!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this thrilling episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming the incredible Jeff Schecter as our guest. Prepare to turbocharge your cash flow with turnkey multifamily and be inspired as Jeff takes us on a journey through his remarkable accomplishments in the world of real estate investing. From overcoming challenges to achieving success, Jeff shares how he built reliable construction and property management teams that have propelled his projects to new heights. But that's not all – he also dives into his involvement in a tax firm and how he's helping fellow investors save money on taxes through strategic real estate investments.Get ready to learn about the concept of turnkey real estate and how it can be a game-changer for investors. Jeff shares his insights on operating in the St. Louis area and his affiliations with other vetted companies. Plus, he emphasizes the importance of building relationships with investors through good old-fashioned phone calls instead of relying solely on emails. As if Jeff's expertise wasn't enough, he also reveals his secrets on gradually building a portfolio of properties and leveraging equity to expand investments. And that's not all – he gives us a positive outlook on real estate as a safe haven and a fantastic investment option. Plus, he shares valuable advice on avoiding deals in low-income neighborhoods and instead focusing on B-class properties in trendier areas. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode – tune in now!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

Get ready for an incredibly informative episode of our podcast that will help navigate the challenges of rising interest rates in the real estate market. We have a special guest joining us today - Kevin Amolsch, a real estate investment expert and the founder of Pine Financial Group. He talks about lease options and RE investing strategies in a high-interest-rate environment.During this episode, Kevin will share his wealth of knowledge and expertise, specifically focusing on owner-financing transactions like lease options and subject-to deals. He'll take you through his personal journey of starting a business during the 2008 financial crisis and provide insights on how the year 2020 impacted the real estate market. Get ready to gain valuable insights into current market trends, deal structuring, and most importantly, Kevin's predictions on interest rates and the overall economy. You'll also hear his observations from other markets and his top tips for staying motivated in the industry. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn from a true expert in the field. Tune in now!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode, our guest, Jules McKenzie, shares his insights and experiences on the dynamic world of real estate investment. Jules discusses the importance of economically viable investment deals and the invaluable lessons he learned from his early career investments. One area that particularly caught Jules' attention is Orillia in Ontario, Canada, which he considers a top-notch location for real estate investment. He dives into the rental rates for residential and commercial properties in Orillia and offers his predictions on how interest rate changes can impact rents and property values. Sharing his funding strategy, Jules emphasizes the power of investor partnerships and highlights the requirements for conventional mortgage rules in Canada.As a master of cold calling and a successful commercial real estate agent, Jules shares valuable tips on prospecting and network marketing. From navigating difficulties to bouncing back, Jules shares his personal journey, including his experience with a loan and a highly profitable townhouse investment project sold in 2020. Join us in this engaging episode as Jules McKenzie's expertise and candid stories inspire listeners to explore the world of real estate investment and unearth new opportunities for success.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode, we have the pleasure of diving into the world of real estate investment with the insightful Sam Wilson, founder of Bricken Investment Group. Sam reveals the secrets of achieving double profits in fickle times through operational efficiencies. He shares his fascinating journey of discovering the untapped potential within RV Resorts and laundromats as lucrative investments. We explore the impact of modernizing laundromats, the benefits of tethering businesses to real estate, and the exciting expansion plans for Sam's portfolio of stores. Sam shares Bricken Investment Group's five-year plan to open 50 stores and explains how he's exploring financing options with larger sponsors. With insightful wisdom and practical tips, this episode can help you multiply your profits even in fickle times. Join us as we uncover the secrets to success in these niche asset classes and gain valuable insights into the world of real estate entrepreneurship. Let's dive in!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Apply Here: https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireBook Fund Manager, Tejas Gosai: https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode of the Real Estate Investor MBA podcast, Tejas Gosai interviews Mark Podolsky, also known as the "land nerd," about his successful career in land investing. Mark shares his background and experience in buying and selling land, highlighting the low-risk and profitable nature of this investment strategy. They discuss the benefits of land investing, including the ability to work from home and create passive income. Mark explains how he mitigates the perceived risks of land investing and shares success stories of individuals who have achieved financial freedom through this niche. They also touch on tax benefits, scaling up the business, and effective marketing strategies. Listeners are directed to visit Mark's website, The Land Geek, for more information.During the interview, Mark emphasizes the importance of conducting thorough due diligence before purchasing land, including researching the market, zoning regulations, and potential uses for the property. He also provides valuable insights into negotiating with sellers and finding motivated sellers who are willing to sell their land at a discounted price. Mark's expertise and passion for land investing shine through in this episode, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in diversifying their investment portfolio or exploring alternative investment opportunities.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

In this episode, we dive into the world of crowdfunding and see how it can reinvigorate American Capitalism with our special guest Mark Roderick. Crowdfunding is an exciting and transformative concept that simplifies capital formation through the Internet. Mark, a corporate lawyer with extensive experience in helping entrepreneurs raise capital, shares his insights on how crowdfunding has the potential to revolutionize investment opportunities.With the internet expanding opportunities in raising capital, similar to how it revolutionized the retail and dating industries, Mark explains how crowdfunding can connect entrepreneurs with investors in unprecedented ways. Specifically, he delves into the Jobs Act of 2012, which created different types of crowdfunding, including the highly successful Rule 506 C that allowed real estate professionals to advertise and raise billions of dollars. With Mark's guidance, we also explore the three essential documents in real estate deals that are vital for legality and protection against potential challenges. Join us for this enlightening episode as we uncover the power and potential of crowdfunding with the knowledgeable and experienced Mark Roderick.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-777

Learn about alternatives to the traditional mortgage loan in this episode, featuring real estate expert Edward Brown. As one of the few licensed professionals in California specializing in owner-occupied consumer bridge loans, Edward unveils the secrets behind the funds they offer that fuel these loans. Learn how these funds operate, with loans sold to big institutions, creating a constant revolving process and enticing investment opportunities.But it doesn't stop there! Edward also shares the amazing benefits of investing in their funds. Park your money temporarily in a non-FDIC-insured account and experience a higher return on investment. What's more, enjoy the added advantage of these funds qualifying for the Qualified Business Income Deduction (QBID), providing a valuable tax advantage compared to traditional investments. Join us as we deep dive into this fascinating world of real estate loan alternatives and witness Edward Brown's tremendous growth and success in the industry.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

Get ready for an engaging episode of our podcast as we sit down with the knowledgeable Kenny Wolfe. He's here to share his insights on how you can earn some sweet mailbox money from triple net (NNN) funds. Kenny will guide us through the basics and delve into why investors are flocking to NNN leases as well as the possible drawbacks.But fear not, Kenny isn't just sharing the challenges – he's also here to provide solutions. He reveals the key to achieving hefty returns with NNN investments. Plus, he opens up about the hurdles of raising capital during his transition from multifamily. As we delve deeper, Kenny explores strategies to mitigate tenant risks and emphasizes the importance of clean and legal NNN leases. We'll also hear about a growing wave of investors who are seeking stability in real estate as they become weary of the stock market and cryptocurrency volatility. Despite the growing interest in NNN funds, Kenny passionately explains why he continues to invest in multifamily properties.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

Are you interested in multifamily investing? In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with the Underwriting King, Rob Beardsley to discuss his underwriting secrets to conquering $400MM in the multifamily industry. Rob shares his experience with his first deal - a $20 million multifamily project in Houston, Texas - and emphasizes the importance of capital raising and investor relations. He also provides valuable insights on the challenges of raising money without a track record and how it gets easier over time.Rob discusses higher debt interest rates and how they impact return expectations and pricing, as well as how he communicates a pause or a capital call to his investors if needed. We also learn about the benefits of focusing on one market, becoming vertically integrated, and having an in-house property management team. Rob also shares his affordable housing strategy. This episode is packed with valuable information for anyone interested in multifamily investing. Don't miss it!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

In this episode, we showcase Angelo Christian, renowned as the White Knight of Lending. With an unwavering dedication to assisting his clients in securing the necessary funding, Angelo goes above and beyond. Since 2020, the commercial real estate market has witnessed a notable surge in private funding. As interest rates began to rise, first-time investors faced significant challenges in qualifying for traditional loans. Even large institutions in commercial real estate, such as senior living and mobile home parks, have increasingly turned to private lending due to its expedited capital availability. In this engaging episode, Angelo takes us on a captivating journey into the realm of private funding, sharing invaluable insights on how his company has achieved remarkable success in this dynamic industry. Tune in to uncover the secrets behind the rise of private funding and gain a deeper understanding of its impact on the commercial real estate landscape.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

In this episode, we dive deep into the extraordinary journey of Dani Beit-Or, a former Israeli military special forces operative turned real estate investment guru. Join us as we explore the fascinating twists and turns that led Dani from the intense battlefield to conquering the world of U.S. real estate. Learn how an international soldier churned out $40 million in transactions!Unveiling the concept of "quality assets," Dani explains why he is drawn to investments with enduring value. Discover the secrets behind his successful strategies for identifying these hidden gems. Dani shares invaluable insights on navigating market fluctuations and getting ahead of the game. Learn the art of making aggressive offers and why it's a game-changer, even in the face of high-interest rates. Real estate investing is not without its challenges, and Dani has faced his fair share. Find out how he overcomes the pressures and frustrations that come with the territory, and how you can apply these strategies to your own ventures!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

Join us on an exciting episode as we sit down with Jeff Donis, a millennial mogul. Discover how Jeff, along with his brothers, jumped to 1000 units across Georgia, Florida and Texas in record time! Jeff takes us on a journey through their real estate success, starting from their humble beginnings as college students. Learn how they strategically entered the market, leveraging wholesaling as a key strategy to secure their first deal. Jeff shares the creative financing techniques that have allowed them to navigate the industry with flexibility and maximize their investment opportunities.Jeff also shares the secrets to building a robust network and attracting investors, even without a track record. Find out the specific markets, areas, deal sizes, and price ranges that Jeff and his brothers focus on, and gain valuable knowledge on how they raise money and collaborate with different types of investors. Prepare to be inspired as Jeff opens up about his personal and business goals, offering actionable advice for aspiring investors who are ready to embark on their own real estate journey.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Van Sturgeon, an extraordinary guest with a captivating immigrant story. Van shares his journey, starting from humble beginnings, and the challenges he faced along the way that ultimately led him to the remarkable success he enjoys today. As an experienced entrepreneur with over 30 years of expertise in the real estate industry, Van has established a diverse portfolio of businesses encompassing land acquisition, development, management, construction, and renovation. With personal ownership of over 1200 properties across North America, Van is deeply passionate about assisting real estate investors at every stage of their development, from first-time buyers to seasoned multifamily investors embarking on renovations or value-add projects.We delve into his forward-thinking perspective on the future of commercial real estate, construction and development, discussing how he effectively navigates market changes while maintaining resilience. Drawing from his own experiences, he offers actionable insights and strategies to overcome challenges and make confident strides in the exciting world of real estate investing. Tune in to gain a wealth of knowledge and inspiration from Van's remarkable journey and expert guidance, empowering you to thrive in the realm of real estate investing.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas GosaiContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

Matt Faircloth, the Real Estate Guru, talks about how to slay the recession and dance to the rhythm of changing markets and economic conditions. We learn about Matt's current investments and reveal a valuable tip on staying competitive by engaging sellers and securing favorable deals. We emphasize the importance of studying your market's needs and finding ways to meet those demands effectively.Additionally, we explore the concept of Flex Industrial space and whether it presents a good investment opportunity. We challenge the notion of relying on predictions in real estate and instead encourage listeners to invest in trusted individuals who can navigate uncertain times successfully. By building relationships and understanding the needs of your market, you can position yourself for long-term success in real estate. Join us as we unpack these key insights and provide practical strategies to thrive in the ever-changing real estate landscape.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to apply - https://www.lvpefund.com/questionnaireClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas Gosai - https://www.lvpefund.com/investContact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

Don't entirely depend on your W2 job! Start protecting your hard-earned savings and building a passive income through real estate. Listen to this episode to know how and where to begin! In this episode, Tejas interviews Venkat Avasarala, Founder of Stryker Properties, who came from an IT background and now has $500 million AUM in multifamily. He has also developed 200 to 500 Class A units and has over 1000 accredited investors who are busy professionals in IT, medical, and other industries.Venkat offers his best piece of advice for anyone who wants to follow in his footsteps and shares how to raise capital and find high-net-worth, accredited individuals who are willing to invest even in the current market climate. Venkat emphasizes the importance of studying the demographics and building in areas where the rents align with market rates. Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas Gosai.Contact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

Burnout is so high in the medical field that most physicians and medical professionals are seeking a work-life balance and better quality of life. Most doctors are trying to get out of the field looking for alternative means of income. Our goal is to educate as many people as possible about how investing in real estate is the best way to grow wealth and develop income streams that will allow you to devote more time to your family and passion.In today's episode, we explore the world of real estate investing and how physicians and other busy professionals can earn passive income through it. We're excited to have Vanessa Peters, founder of VMD Investing. She invests in real estate and helps high-net-worth individuals and professionals build passive income through real estate investing and attain double-digit returns. So, listen and be inspired to begin your real estate investing journey right now!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!The education we provide is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Fund. The fund earns returns through real estate investing and pays inventors an average 10% return with a 12 - 18% target* Click here to applyClick here to book Fund Manager Tejas Gosai.Contact Jerna Bentilanon to schedule a visit to our offices or a tour of one of our properties: j.b@lvpefund.com, 610-230-7777

The continuous expounding of knowledge is what drives people the most revenue. In today's episode, our guest Curtis May talks about his four-plan plan, his three rules in investing, the five principles of personal finance and his understanding and teachings about financial strategy and real estate's financial health and wealth. He also talks about why you are your number one asset and your mindset. Listen with us today as he helps us shape our way so we can buy our first piece of inventory or maybe reshape your mindset so you can figure out the latest updates in today's economy as well. If you're ready to plan wisely for the future and experience your financial freedom earlier, hit that play button now!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Curtis shared a bit about his background and how he got into investing. Why expanding your knowledge is always essential for real estate investors. Curtis states that your number one asset is you and your mindset. The crystal ball of Curtis for the next six to eight months and what's going to happen with the recession. Curtis explains the three rules of investing. Curtis goes in-depth on the four-plan strategy. The real key to creating maximum wealth for Curtis May. The six things that every investor should take under control. Curtis shared the five principles of personal finance. Why is it important to get ensured and how does it drive you to take up new ground when a crisis surfaces? Tweetables:“Financial independence in our system, we call it being a cash flow near are getting to a position of FU, okay, which is passive income.” – Curtis May“You got to invest your mindset skill, set your network skills, make money, you need specialized knowledge is what generates revenue.” – Curtis May“While they're people that have not protected themselves, now that's opportunity for you to take new ground, you can charge because you're liquid, you have dry powder, and you can buy up competitors.” – Curtis May“Invest in knowing, invest in what you know, invest in what you can control or influence the outcome and don't chase returns.” – Curtis May“if you want to create maximum wealth, you have to create maximum efficiency. Stop giving money away.” – Curtis MayLinks Mentioned:Rich Dad Poor Dad BookThe Intelligent InvestorPractical Wealth WebsiteCurtis May on InstagramCurtis May on YouTubeCurtis May's Linktr.eeAbout Curtis MayClients hire me because I understand the value of making progress quickly. I have a unique program that doesn't make the mistake so often made in financial services-only planning for the distant future. I know that, while long-term planning is important, everyone has current financial needs they need help with. My unique program helps clients find money they often don't realize they're losing and apply it to a wealth-building strategy that complements their long-term goals and current lifestyle needs. The clients we tend to work with want to become financially independent, usually before age 65. They are business owners, investors and families who are tired of giving up control of their hard-earned money to strangers, and tired of relying on the stock market to continuously increase in value. Our clients want more control over their money. They are committed to lifelong learning and know that with the right education, they can find the best solution for their financial well-being.

The difference between a franchise and other businesses is that it invests in what has already been figured out. In this episode, Kim Daly walks us through how to successfully invest in franchise businesses to help you focus on your full-time job and eventually leave it. And if you also want to be a franchise-preneur and exit the corporate cycle, she tells us exactly how she did that!Kim shares specifically what she does as a franchise consultant and the types of franchise businesses that currently make sense to her. She also talks about the importance of scalability in this business and why franchising is a minimal-time commitment business. Secure your franchise investment today and build brand equity and awareness so consumers may recognize your brand as something ‘better'. Listen now and sit with us!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Kim introduces herself and what she does. The type of people who want a franchise. Kim explains what exactly her job is and how people would know where to begin. The types of businesses that Kim thinks would make sense. What is a net lease? What is a gross lease? Types of franchises Kim is working for. Kim talks about the laundromat and why it is an example of a minimal-time commitment type of franchise. What is the importance of scalability in franchising? The time frame of doing franchising business. What makes franchises successful? How saturating the market and growing your company creates brand recognition, equity, and awareness. Why you don't want your place to be so full that people are leaving and then going somewhere else? Tweetables:“People want predictable, scalable revenue. They want low fixed costs and big fat, healthy margins. They want small teams of people. They want quality of life .” – Kim Daly“You have this opportunity to build and scale this revenue that doesn't require your time, that over time can replace your, your big W2 job.” – Kim Daly“There are franchise businesses that almost feel like a real estate play because they are very minimal time commitment, like a laundromat.” – Kim Daly“The wealth is always created through scale.” – Kim Daly“In any portfolio, the more diversified you are, the safer the whole thing.” – Kim DalyLinks Mentioned:Kim Daly on YouTubeAbout Kim DalyKim Daly is one of America's top franchise consultants. For almost two decades, she has been educating, motivating and inspiring dreams of business ownership through franchising as an independent consultant with FranChoice. She co-authored, Franchising Freedom, an international best-selling book as well as Mission Matters Volume 5, Top Tips to Success, and in 2012, she built the largest consulting practice in the history of franchising consulting. Today, she continues to help thousands of people explore their investing and business ownership dreams through her individual consulting, podcasting and online motivational programs.Prior to becoming a franchise consultant, Kim was a highly sought-after health & fitness consultant working with Denise Austin, Dr. Denis Waitley, eDiets.com and Gold's Gym. She launched the first health & fitness marketplace at USATODAY.com and co-founded her own martial arts school. She has been self-employed since she was 25 and loves to boast that she has a life MBA and is completely unemployable because her freedom has no price! As she travels the country hosting live franchising and motivational events and creating videos for her YouTube channel, she shares her heart, knowledge, passion and experiences with the goal of helping others to live their best life.Kim graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of New Hampshire with a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Biochemistry and a minor in Sports Nutrition. She worked as a personal trainer and had medical school dreams before entrepreneurship and franchising found her. She grew up on the seacoast of southern New Hampshire where she still lives today with her two boys, her parents and siblings. When she is not inspiring other people's dreams, she is working on her own! She is a Christian, a personal development junkie, a health & fitness enthusiast, an avid skier and a soccer mom. She can be reached at 603-964-2910 or via email: KDaly@FranChoice.com.

There will come a time when the only houses that are up in the market are the nicest and most fixed up for a reasonable price. Today's guest, Zack Boothe, shares with us how he was able to produce a successful inventory along with creating an application that helped thousands of people find real estate owners through trial and error. With Zack's app, anyone can go direct to the seller and seal the deal!Another highlight of this episode is when he shared his 40-day challenge of achieving his American income goal which is to generate a $40,000 income in 40 days. He also shared how much fulfillment he's getting by helping thousands of people and his crystal ball on what's going to happen in the next six months or years. Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Zack shared how he started helping and working with investors. Zach found fulfillment in helping people more than money. What did Zach do to successfully get his inventory? Zack explains his strategy called “Driving for Dollars”. Zack talks about how he found a way to systematize his marketing list using augmented reality. An in-depth explanation of what the Deal Machine is and how it helps your real estate business. How was Zack able to purchase his first two real estate properties with just $2000 seed money? How did Zack sell a piece of paper for $105,000? Zack shares how he achieved his average American income–$40,000 in just 40 days. The current state of the people and their disposition in the market. When will the market shift from a seller's market to a buyers' market? Zack's crystal ball regarding the projections for the next 6 months or year. Tweetables:“I had to give away whatever I wanted to receive.” – Zack Boothe“If you want love, you give love. If you want money, you gotta give money. And so I was like, okay, well I'm gonna do a million dollars in my investment business next year, but I gotta do that for other people too.” – Zack Boothe“You can drive and see these houses and they may not wanna sell today, but they'll sell in three months, six months, a year, two years. It's not gonna go to an end buyer that can even qualify. The banks won't even give them money for the house because it's such a bad shape.” – Zack Boothe“There's a lot of issues that come up. But the thing that I love about what I do is I don't have any debt. I have debt, but it's covered by tenants on my stuff.” – Zack Boothe“I am more excited about the next two, three years of my life than I have ever been in this industry because it's going to shift from a seller's market to a buyer's market.” – Zack BootheLinks Mentioned:ListSource WebsiteDeal Machine WebsiteZack Boothe on FacebookDriving for Dollars Mastery WebsiteZack Boothe on InstagramZack Boothe on TikTok40-day ChallengeAbout Zack BootheJust a few years ago, Zack Boothe was a window cleaner. You can even find his window-cleaning tutorial videos on youtube with millions of views. Although he achieved success with his window cleaning business, he always dreamt of being a real estate investor. Taking a leap of faith, he walked away from window cleaning, and within a handful of years, he was making over a million dollars per year from real estate investing. Zack now has his own team and spends much of his time giving back and helping others get started in the competitive game of real estate.Zack is passionate about sharing how easy it is to be successful once you implement a system that consistently produces discounted properties. When he isn't helping people make money through real estate, Zack can be found spending time with his wife and two children and hiking the mountains of the Western United States.

Capital equity and debt are the two ultimate keys to driving real estate deals and value. In today's episode, our guest, Greg Dickerson, tackles everything about cap rates expansion and interest rates going up and how it all boils down to the cost of the capital. He explains why educating ourselves right now is a crucial thing to do especially in the state of today's real estate market and the opportunities out there.He also talks about what is going to happen and what we can expect in the future. Based from a historical standpoint, Greg also discusses the Fed, inflation numbers, and the consistent rent raise in order to continuously hold one's assets. Listen to this episode and brace yourselves as Greg helps us start and grow our business, raise capital and most importantly, do bigger deals! Don't miss it!Key Points from This Episode:  Greg talks about today's state of the real estate market and how the banks are reacting. How does Greg tell someone who's thinking about getting into real estate that they can still do it? The two things that create and drive real estate deals: equity capital and debt. Greg advises us that there'll be opportunities, we just have to educate ourselves, understand what we can do, where banks are and what they are willing to do. What's going to happen when the dust settles and the Fed is resolved? The biggest risks to the real estate market. Why political pressure will be put in the Fed in 2024 If you're a new investor, you don't need 50 properties. Greg believes you only need a win or two. Greg explains that the inflation numbers being reported aren't right because rents are currently lagging in their numbers. With what is happening right now, why is it definitely the time to educate yourself? Greg claims that we are currently in a risk-off environment right now. The most important message of the podcast. The journey of how Greg started in real estate. The state of the real estate market right now. How did the Navy help Greg in real estate? Tweetables:“The reason the markets are reacting like they are, and the reason bonds yields are going up and rates are going up is because the Fed said we're gonna be a hundred basis points above inflation.” – Greg Dickerson“As the market continues to adjust, you need to be very conservative in your underwriting. You need to be very conservative in your assumptions. You need to assume whatever you're buying now is gonna be worth less potentially for a little while.” – Greg Dickerson “I think the big opportunity is gonna be next year once we really start to see where the economy's going and the effects of what the Fed's doing. Potential slowdown in the economy as we get into 2024. That's where you might see some real opportunities.” – Greg Dickerson“At some point, people, they can only afford what they can afford. So they quit paying or they move.” – Greg Dickerson“I'm a developer, so I take a lot of risks and I'm used to big risks, big, big rewards. But there's also times where you have to be cautious. You have to be cautiously optimistic, and you have to just risk it off.” – Greg DickersonLinks Mentioned:Greg Dickerson WebsiteAbout Greg DickersonAs an entrepreneur, real estate investor and developer, Greg has bought developed and sold over $200 million in real estate, built and remodeled hundreds of custom homes and commercial buildings and started 12 different companies from the ground up.Greg is an expert on the topics of Real Estate and Construction. He has spoken at many real estate investing groups, masterminds and events. Greg has also been a guest commentator on the Fox Business Network with Neil Cavuto and Dave Ramsey, he has written articles for magazines and newspapers and is a featured contributor in the book Walking with the "Wise Real Estate Investor" and "Walking with the wise Entrepreneur" featuring Donald Trump, Suzi Orman, Rachel Barnes and others. Greg has always been a very active member of his church and community serving on the boards of several non-profit organizations including Realtors Association, Home Builders Association, Remodeling Council, Community Foundation, Heart Association, Cancer Center, Education Foundation, Babe Ruth Softball, YMCA, Parks and Recreation, SPCA, PTA, School Boosters, Youth Ministry Council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Christian Surfers.  You can reach Greg at434-326-3903Greg@GregDickerson.com

The people that can move the fastest are the ones that have the most information available to them. Jake Harris is a book author who specializes in investing in real estate during a recession. His goal is to let investors understand the business model and business thesis that investors are coming into. To execute the business plan and do the acquisition price warrant. He also shares that it starts with the business plan; the best time to invest is in your hands, it just depends on your business plan.Our guest shares that the key to success is about setting and changing your mindset and using your time and talents to dive into your purpose. Brace yourself up as you learn how to change your mindset, have the ability to move quickly and efficiently, and then create generational wealth in these recessions.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode:  Jake shares about how he started writing "Catching Knives." How does diligence make reconnecting with a course difficult? Jake talks about the intrinsic price. Why is building a business plan the first thing that investors should be doing? How does cash flow affect the investment horizon? Forming an avenger core of people that are going to go in and buy these distressed assets, or something along those lines. The big gap between the buy and sell aspects Jake gives advice when buying a deal. How does Jake define interest rates? How does Jake work with investors? A big disillusionment about money trading Jake shares how important it is to develop the passive wealth machine. Tweetables:“Trial and error is an amazing and fantastic teacher— it's actually the worst way to learn.” – Jake Harris.“People are more willing to sell closer or even at a discount to what the intrinsic price is.” – Jake Harris.“It's always a good time to buy. It just depends on your business plan.” – Jake Harris.  “And so that is very much a lot of the components about how you're buying—you need to understand the game you're playing.” – Jake Harris.“Timing is everything.” – Tajes Gosai“You need to stop trading time for money and start trading money for more time..” – Jake Harris.Links Mentioned:Catching Knives - Jake HarrisReal Estate InvestorCatch Knives Website Rich Dad Poor Dad BookAbout Jake HarrisJake Harris is an author on distressed commercial real estate, bringing 18+ years of experience in real estate, construction and investment management, and has been a featured national speaker on his expertise. Over the past 6 years, he has managed, developed, and acquired $200m+ in projects and over $250m in the development pipeline, primarily focused on San Antonio and central Texas. Jake loves to build relationships and communities. Above all he is a family man, fathering two adventurous boys and a newborn daughter with his wife.

Real estate is an occupation that can create abundant opportunities in lifestyle. In today's episode, Anna Myers who is a Chief Operating Officer shares with us her plans for watching the horizon and understanding how upcoming market changes can impact things.She also talks about data that isn't just about numbers—it is having continuous research study for the market. So one of the powers of our company and its efficiencies are rooted in knowledge. Buckle up and learn how to grow your market with plans and processes!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: • Anna shares her stepping stone on Grocapitus.• The hard-to-keep growth count of Grocapitus as of November 2022.• How to manage large portfolios?• What moratorium happens during the peak of COVID? • Anna talks about essential research studies on companies. • Ways of doing assets and getting away from a curve that is coming. • Anna shares about the growth value multi-family income funds. • Anna talks about their existing portfolios and the ship-shaped current assets. • Debts couldn't be ignored.• What is dry powder?• Anna's vision towards the best assets in the best neighborhoods of the best markets and the best states.Tweetables:“So we also believe it's very, very important to show your data to your investors” – Anna Myers “Our data is based on third party knowledge. I mean, we're not going around creating data.” – Anna Myers“Debt is so volatile right now that it's a very difficult environment to operate in” – Anna Myers“Be careful about where you buy. Because if you buy in a place that's still coming down, you could end up in the wrong, upside down there.” – Anna Myers“No one can tell you absolutely for sure which market is gonna do the absolute best.” – Anna Myers Links Mentioned:Grocapitus - GrofundMultifamily UAbout Anna MyersAnna serves as Vice President at Grocapitus, a commercial real estate investment company in the San Francisco Bay Area. Anna is a third-generation commercial real estate entrepreneur who applies her 25+ years of experience in technology and business to finding, analyzing, acquiring and asset managing commercial properties in key markets across the U.S. Together with her business partner Neal Bawa, they approach real estate through a data science lens to create compelling profits for 1000+ investors.As the lead underwriter for the company, Anna teaches deal analysis for MultifamilyU in quarterly Boot Camps. MultifamilyU is an apartment investing education company owned by the principal Neal Bawa. Also via MultifamilyU, Anna hosts weekly webinar events featuring top speakers in real estate. Anna is regularly interviewed on podcasts in the industry, with over 25 podcast appearances so far in 2019. Anna Myers also co-hosts two monthly Real Estate Investor Meetups in the Bay Area with over 1000 members.Related to Syndication with Grocapitus, Anna and Neal have successfully completed Equity Raises of 25 Million dollars for Multifamily Acquisitions in the last 12 months, resulting in over 1300 units purchased. They are on track to close another 1300 in the next 12 months. As the asset manager for the Grocapitus portfolio, Anna again brings the data driven approach to track and insert optimizations to the properties to help drive property performance and investor returns.

With inflation, getting consumer prices reasonable is just a side effect. The main goal is actually to fight consumer price index inflation. In today's episode, Mike Zlotnik shared the historical data that will help us make successful decisions, how the Federal Reserve is fighting inflation, and how they are getting the consumer price under control.Mike dove deeper into Fed history, the reason behind increasing rates, and how the Fed is pushing rates as a demand construction mechanism. He also spoke about why today is still a good time to invest, the cyclical markets he's in, and why he is continuing to buy into them. All these and more, so listen now and find out the only way the Fed is fighting inflation!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode:  The multiple funds Mike is managing right now. How did Mike's current environment affect him and what he is doing? Why should fund managers prefer over communication to under communication? Mike shares the markets he's successful with and the plays he did.  Why investment decisions today shouldn't be driven by the short-term horizon. What is the role of the Federal Reserve? Mike shares his opinion on how long rates will continue to go up. The only way to fight inflation. Fed's goal: get the consumer price under control. How does Mike encourage real estate investors and people who are finding their next deal in the current state of the economy? Mike explains why you can still invest today. The idea of dollar-cost averaging. What are some examples of cyclical markets and why is Mike staying in them? Tweetables:“We allocate capital into the opportunities and we adjust with the market and the times. And now is one of these times where volatility is up and certainty is up, and we're certainly adjusting as well.” – Mike Zlotnik“We believe in quality information on a periodic basis. Instead of spending a ton of time just putting out noise, we're trying to provide valuable updates and information.” – Mike Zlotnik“There is a relationship between unemployment and inflation. When you have very low unemployment, inflation generally spikes. It's called the Phillips Curve.” – Mike Zlotnik“We provide updates to investors as much as we can without making this a continuous process of just updates, updates, updates. They need to generate returns.” – Mike Zlotnik“By sitting and waiting for perfect timing, you may miss the market.” – Mike ZlotnikLinks Mentioned:Big Mike Fund WebsiteMike Zlotnik on LinkedInAbout Mike ZlotnikMike Zlotnik has been a real estate investor since 2000.  He started his career and had spent nearly 15 years in the information technology field managing Risk, Business Intelligence and Quality.While building a successful carrier in IT, Mike's passion has always been real estate investing because of its outcome predictability and well-understood risks.In 2009, Mike joined Tempo Funding, LLC (Mortgage Pool Fund) as a managing partner, and Vice President of funding operations.Starting from January 2014, Mike has assumed the responsibility of the CEO and has since founded TF Management Group, LLC, launching several new real estate investment funds, including but not limited to: TF Investment Fund II LLC (Income Fund), Tempo Opportunity Fund LLC (Growth & Income Fund) and Tempo Growth Fund LLC (Growth Fund). Under Mike's Leadership, the company has seen transformation and growth, delivering strong returns for their investors.

Stability is the key to being successful in today's market. In today's episode, our guest Matt Faircloth who is a full-time real estate investor shares with us his tricks and tips on buying assets. He talks about how politics is affecting real estate both nationally and internationally and how you should handle turmoil. He also cleared up what cap rates mean and why they aren't just indicators of whether a deal is good or bad but indicators of its risks. Matt also discusses the investors he is currently working with and the markets he is eyeing to buy assets to. Tune in now to also find out how he and his business transform multiple lives through real estate! Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!  Key Points from This Episode:  How does Matt tell people about what's going on right now in real estate? How do politics nationally and internationally affect real estate? Matt talks about how to deal with turmoil when it happens. What are cap rates and why they are not indicators of a good or a bad deal. What's the difference between a good deal and a bad deal? The current markets Matt is looking into. Whom do Matt work with and what types of investors are they? Matt talks about how he works with his investors. Why are more people jumping into real estate investing and organizations to manage real estate? Real estate doesn't go anywhere at some point. Matt's vision for the future and his mantra of transforming lives through real estate. Tweetables:“If you do deals that are baked into appreciation, you are investing on something that you can't control.” – Matt Faircloth“The reason why cap rates are higher in certain markets is because cap rates are a measure of risk factor.” – Matt Faircloth“If you invest deep into a regional market, you can leverage scale.” – Matt Faircloth“We are just beginning to see, we as in collective we, you and me are just beginning to see the amount of inbound that we're going to see in our fund.” – Matt Faircloth“To be successful in today's market, you've got to change what matters, right? So what matters now is a little more stability, maybe a little bit lower return in exchange for that stability.” – Matt FairclothLinks Mentioned:Bigger Pockets WebsiteRich Dad Poor Dad BookRaising Private Capital: Building Your Real Estate Empire Using Other People's Money Book by Matt FairclothDeRosa Group WebsiteMatt Faircloth on LinkedInThe Real Estate InvestHER WebsiteAbout Matt FairclothMatt, originally from Baltimore, Maryland, graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Engineering. After playing Robert Kiyosaki's Cash Flow Game, Matt decided to quit his safe and secure job working as an engineer in a Fortune 500 company to become a full time real estate investor. Under Matt's leadership, DeRosa has completed over 30 million in real estate transactions involving private capital including fix and flips, single family home rentals, mixed use buildings, apartment buildings, office buildings, and tax lien investments.  Matt has an extensive expertise in connecting passive investors to lucrative investment opportunities through syndications, private loans and joint ventures. Matt Faircloth is an active contributor to BiggerPockets.com through Facebook Live, teaching webinars, and blogging. He leads the Mentorship Mondays series on DeRosa's YouTube channel where he answers weekly real estate investing questions! On a personal side, he sits on the board of a local nonprofit, volunteers as a trainer for men's leadership weekends, and enjoys making wine (especially red to please his Italian wife!)

Every single decision in real estate relies on information. And in order to make the right move, you must mitigate your risks. For today's episode, the mad scientist of multifamily, Neil Bawa, talks about the issues that are currently happening today, the historical information of what our ancestors have done over the past decades, and how we can adapt our commercial real estate business and multifamily business.Since he is a data guru, process freak and outsourcing expert, he also shares with us how he treats his $1B portfolio to experiment with efficiency and optimization. Tune in as he shares his two mantras and the other disruptive beliefs that fuel him to drive consistent profits for his 700 investors! Catch us now and discover his playbook and 2023 outlook!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some  notes! Key Points from This Episode:  Neal introduces himself and shares what he is currently doing with his assets. The specifics and markets Neal is looking for right now. Neal shares how he still manages to purchase properties and what he's doing for the future. What's going to happen to real estate in the next 12 months? Neal talks about the natural gas industry in the United States. The benefit that real estate has in the middle of a recession. Why, for Neal, today's property management is very simple? The concept of build-to-rent and the shift from high-density apartment complexes to mid-density apartment complexes. Why you need to get into the apartment market, particularly in the Build to Rent Industry. Neal's opinion about the theory that no one is going to buy a house anymore and everyone will just subscribe to renting. How can someone invest with Neal? Tweetables:“When you plan for the future, you can't just be planning for the next six months or the next 12 months.” – Neal Bawa“The bad news is the good news.” – Neal Bawa“No property manager does all of the things that they tell you they're going to do simply because there's not enough manpower.” – Neal Bawa“I would subscribe to you that build-to-rent is definitely one that our entire industry is now looking at.” – Neal Bawa“I think that it's not that they [millenilas] don't wanna buy homes, it's just that they realize that they're priced out.” – Neal BawaLinks Mentioned:Multifamily University WebsiteNeal Bawa on LinkedInNeal Bawa on FacebookAbout Neal BawaNeal Bawa is a technologist who is universally known in the real estate circles as the Mad Scientist of Multifamily. Besides being one of the most in-demand speakers in commercial real estate, Neal is a data guru, a process freak, and an outsourcing expert. Neal treats his $1 billion-dollar portfolio as an ongoing experiment in efficiency and optimization. The Mad Scientist lives by two mantras. His first mantra is that "We can only manage what we can measure". His second mantra is that "Data beats gut feel by a million miles". These mantras and a dozen other disruptive beliefs drive profit for his 700+ investors.Neal serves as CEO / Founder at Grocapitus, an iconic, data-driven commercial real estate investment company. Grocapitus' 28-person team acquires and builds multifamily & commercial properties across the U.S. With more than 700 active investors and over 2,000 reviewing our projects, the Grocapitus portfolio currently spans across 10 states with 31 projects (4 sold) and 4,800 units/beds. The powerful Grocapitus brand has a cult-like following of data-driven investors. The result - Completed equity raises of $270 million* for Multifamily, Mixed-Use and Industrial acquisitions in the last 18 months, with over 4,800 units purchased. Grocapitus is on track to close another 1,500 units in the next 12 months.

Having a defense-offense strategy protects you from losing your money unconsciously. In today's episode, MC Laubscher shares with us every twist and turn in his primary objective which is compounding your growth in real estate. He talks about how they study the best minds in business and investing and incorporate them into the different frameworks that they employ in their company. He dove deeper into the framework they currently have that enables them to plug cash flow leaks to have proper cash flow management systems and great capital allocation that deploys it back to their business, converting it into cash flow investments. MC also shared the “Reset Framework” they established for the constant-changing economy. Listen now and prepare yourself to be part of the greatest wealth transfer in human history!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: MC shares a little bit about himself. MC talks about why, for him, the world is not presented as it was. How did MC kickstart his investing journey and buy his first property? How did MC manage to collaborate with the investors he wanted to be with? What enables MC to invest in more than one market and invest in different niches? MC explains what family offices are and their system. The business that MC started and how it scaled up into a full-blown company. The Arrival Syndrome and the law of compounding. MC discusses the big numbers and their key framework. Why should capital sit somewhere before deploying them into cash flow? The ‘crystal ball' of MC in the current market. Why did MC build his business entirely virtually and how it changes the lives of people? The internet is the number one platform that produces more millionaires and billionaires.  What is the ‘reset framework' they've formulated when the economy changes? The process of the world resetting every 30 to 40 years.  The dangers of not understanding what's happening in society and returns of being prepared for those changes. Why investing in real things is urgent and how does it save you? How to invest in crypto without owning a coin. The two big themes are freedom and sovereignty. Tweetables: “One of the things that I saw from my dad was his approach to his craft, which is Martial Arts, is he pursues excellence in his craft daily.” – MC Laubscher “We try to find frameworks by studying the best minds in business and investing, and then we try to incorporate those frameworks into what we do.” – MC Laubscher “We play good defense because defense wins your championships. You know, offense wins you games.” – MC Laubscher “The Internet creates more millionaires and billionaires than any other  other platform.” – MC Laubscher “Once you've plugged cash flow leaks, you've got proper cash flow management systems, you've got great capital allocation, and now you're deploying it back in your business and into cash flow investments.” – MC LaubscherLinks Mentioned:Rich Dad Poor Dad BookCash Flow Ninja Website About MC LaubscherM.C. Laubscher is a husband, father and serial investor, entrepreneur and successful podcaster, with a passion to assist investors and business owners create, recover, warehouse and multiply cash flow through advanced strategies. A Forbes Finance Council member, M.C. is a contributor to global finance publications and creator and host of the top-rated business and investing podcasts including Cashflow Ninja (downloaded 3 million times in 180 countries) and Cashflow Investing Secrets. M.C. is also President and CEO of Producers Wealth, a virtual wealth creation firm that assists investors, and business owners to set up and implement Infinite Banking.

What most people don't know is that there is a real estate tool that allows you to move anywhere into any type of property, allowing you to expand your growth. In today's episode, Dave Foster shares with us how we can compound our acquisition strength through the power of the 1031 exchange. And although the term is complex, Dave allows us to fully comprehend it by explaining clearly what a 1031 exchange is and how it works. He even shares some tips on how to start and when to use the 1031 exchange.It has already been proven by numerous investors who learned and utilized the 1031 exchange that they can compound and scale up their capacity to walk through the peak of financial freedom and toward generational wealth. Sit with us now and find out how to use the 1031 exchange according to its right timeline so you don't lose its benefits!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Dave shares about himself and his goals. What is 1031 exchange? The origin of the 1031 exchange and how a man named Starker made 1031 available at the organic individual investor level.  Dave talks about how the 1031 exchange works. The different types of investors and their timelines. What's the timeline for a 1031 exchange? When does a property have to close? Is there a max number for a 1031 exchange? What's the best time to start a 1031 exchange and sell your property? Dave's story of how the 1031 exchange came to be. Dave shares a secret key strategy to generate profit that is tax-free.  Tweetables: “In real estate, everybody says what? You make your money when you buy, and that's true. But the 1031, you keep your money when you sell and use the 1031.” – Dave Foster “In all sorts of walks of life, real estate at its most organic level is all about growth into it.” – Dave Foster“You just have to accept what the market is giving you and understand if I'm gonna sell at the top, it's probably unreasonable for me to think that I'm gonna buy at the bottom.” – Dave Foster“Any property that is used for productive use in business, investment, or trade, as long as it is investment real estate, it qualifies for any other type of investment real estate and that's what makes 1031 so powerful.” – Dave Foster“And another key that a lot of people don't know about is that another part of our strategy was that we would sell our primary residence. And every time we did that, after living there for two years, we got $500,000 of profit tax free.” – Dave Foster Links Mentioned:1031 Equity Exchange, LLC Website About Dave FosterDave Foster, investment professional and qualified intermediary, or QI, understands that real estate is an investment in the future. He has 20 years of experience working in all phases of real estate investing - from large-scale development to single-family homes and vacation rentals. He has a keen eye for opportunity and a clear vision for reducing the impact of taxes.A degreed accountant with a master's in management, Dave has taught numerous certified continuing education courses on investment tax strategies. His particular focus on basic and advanced 1031 Exchanges has made him a popular guest speaker for local realtor associations, investment clubs, and podcasts. He teaches agents, investors and advisors alike the ins and outs of 1031 Exchanges and other tax and investment options.Dave has built his reputation on being a driven, results-oriented QI who works relentlessly to maximize value for the real estate investors he works with. He is inspired by a genuine desire to help those around him succeed and continuously strives to create win-win situations.The best investment decision Dave ever made has been to spend more time with his family. After just eight years as an investor, he was able to use a combination of 1031 exchanges and a section 121 exemption to generate enough tax-free proceeds for the cash purchase of a sailboat. He lived aboard and enjoyed the adventures of coastal sailing with his family for 10 years. Now he helps other investors pursue their dreams while he works on a land development project and his four sons finish their academic careers.

Financial freedom can be achieved without having to bring headaches along the way. And today's guest, Jake Wiley, walks us through step by step how to do that ultimate goal! He talks about how important it is in real estate to have the right network to find assets and deploy your capital the right way.In today's episode, your limiting beliefs about investing will be reconstructed because Jake proves that you can create the right path in owning your real estate someday even if you don't have a lot of money. He also shares how after a 16-year period, he was finally able to come up with the best way to own your real estate through Limited Partner as a vehicle. So tune in now and own, leverage, and scale up your own real estate asset today!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Background of who and what Jake does. Books as catalysts for people to get out and do something. The issue that Jake has about passive investing: it's a myth. Jake shares how Limited Partner's name was molded and how it's helping many people achieve their dream. Jake's first advice: niche down. Jake talks about the need to have a general partner or operator that puts deals together, manages them, and takes liability for them. Jake dove deeper into explaining the difference between a general partner and the limited partner. What kind of people does Jake work with? What does Jake see going on for the future? Tweetables:“I had to learn how to raise capital to keep myself afloat really quickly, and that was a fun and interesting learning experience.” – Jake Wiley“When there's blood in the streets, you go buy.” – Warren Buffet“The issue that I have with buying rental real estate is that the passive income aspect is a myth.” – Jake Wiley“The passive investing world is like this mythical place that's very reachable.” – Tejas Gosai“You don't have to be the expert, you just have to find the experts, and then you can take what you've been doing.” – Jake WileyLinks Mentioned:Rich Dad Poor Dad BookThe Limited Partner WebsiteJake Wiley EmailAbout Jake WileyJake Wiley has been investing both passively and actively in real estate for the past 15 years and raising private funds for strategic value-add investments and long-term holds. He is also the host of the "Limited Partner" podcast, the only community for limited partners.

Acquiring 4000 units didn't signal our guest, John Cohen, Founder of Toro Real Estate Partners, just to stop there. Instead, he continues to push through and dominate in various types of markets. John explains his understanding of the real estate space's deep value investing, starting with buying tax deeds and liens. He talked about his involvement in over $500M from different real estate transactions.  He also shared his spanning tax liens, his rental sale transactions in Manhattan, and even personal investments and how he's managing them. Catch us today and find out the easiest path to earn money, find opportunities in the market despite the current challenges, and his relationships with banks and types of debt.Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Introduction to John's life as the founder of Toro Real Estate Partners. How did John get started with multifamily investments? The system and scalability that has allowed John to grow his business in a short period of time. John talks about the current market they're targeting and the challenges of finding properties in the current market.  John shares his relationship with banks and different types of debts in the present moment. How far have masterminds helped John? What kind of individuals does John work with and how does he work with them? The easiest path when you're raising money. How does John manage his assets? John's ways of keeping his investors informed about what's happening even when they're in different parts of the world. The plans John has in looking for other new opportunities in the future. What would John like to tell those people who aren't buying their multifamily or single-family assets? Tweetables:“At the end of the day, real estate is a who you know type business. Not just from finding a deal or finding an acquisition or talking to a broker, but it's also when something goes wrong, who do you know that can help you fix the situation? ” – John Cohen“If you just buy a deal and forget about it, a lot more can go wrong. ” – John Cohen“I think the current market condition may make it a little bit harder, maybe more challenging. But at the end of the day, you know what we wanna focus on? Deals that we believe in. ” – John Cohen“Have a reason for what you're doing. And whether it's your hundredth deal or your first one, if you wanna do it, you're not just gonna wake up and it's gonna be there. So you gotta take action. ” – John Cohen“The more people you can put in your contacts, that can help you in a situation will drastically impact the success of deals. ” – John CohenLinks Mentioned:Toro Real Estate PartnersJohn Cohen EmailAbout John CohenPresident of JC Property Group Inc., John has been investing in real estate since 2010. Having started with purchasing tax deeds and tax liens.  In 2013, he did $3,247,000 in real estate transactions. In 2014, he switched his focus to the multifamily asset class and became a member of a group that closed $70 million worth of transactions. Before leaving Marcus & Millichap to focus 100% of his time on the growth of his company, he was a team member of a group that sold over 26 multifamily properties in the Brooklyn and Queens market. Prior to his involvement in real estate, John was a licensed (series 7 and 63) stockbroker, but decided that brick and mortar investments were far less speculative than the stock market. John played baseball at Queens College where he graduated with a degree in Economics.

Finding inventory is always a problem. Sometimes, it hinders financial freedom, thriving business, and being a great real estate investor. In this episode, Adekunle Popoola shows us how to build a team and help countless real estate owners, developers, and entrepreneurs while sharing the essence of effective and consistent marketing.He also reveals his system for finding the right investors to partner with and how to still find deals amidst interest rates going up and cap rates going down. Sit back and listen to how Adekunle explains the success in sourcing off-market multi-family inventory together with his 10-31 technique!Remember, this is your MBA. Have a notepad handy, and get ready to take some notes!Key Points from This Episode: Adekunle shares how he started in inventory. How does Adekunle's team forefront the conversation to know different personalities?  Adekunle talks about building connections —Great relationships with buyers and investors.   How to build an excellent system for tracking and finding investors? Provided diligence and got an inspector for units: the ability to offer packages to investors. Adekunle shares how the pandemic helps their business.  How Adekunle handles compliance?  Adekunle mentions realtors and how they are making big deals with them. Why are folks and crystal balls relevant in the next few months? Why Adekunle is not worried about an interest rate hike. He talks about the importance of consistent and effective marketing. Interest rates and cap rates have gone down. How to still get dealers? How does the business evolve in terms of data mining? What is a 10-31 technique?  Tweetables:“Because it has a lot of negative connotations and everything I have used with this business is just a business model that solves problems. ” – Adekunle Popoola“That's our goal. We try to make this process as seamless as possible. ” —Adekunle Popoola“Speed is always an issue.” —Tejas Gosai“It's not just always a seller trying to make a buck.” - Tejas Gosai “Disposition becomes a necessity.” — Tejas GosaiLinks Mentioned:Ade Popoola on TwitterAbout Adekunle PopoolaOften regarded as an inventory hound, Ade Popoola has found and moved several million dollars worth of off-market Multi-family real estate over the past 3 years. He is known for his ability to find discounted off–market deals which are very hard to come by. Currently holding active licenses in Ohio and Pennsylvania as a registered nurse, Ade decided to combine his passion for data, marketing, and multi-family investing to create systems and processes that can find off-market multifamily deals consistently all over the country.