Robnett's Real Estate Run Down

In this episode of the Intelligent Investor Podcast, RIA Insights, Shannon Robnett engages with guest Nader Panahpour to explore innovative investment strategies beyond the traditional scope. Discover the unique business model Nader has built around payment processing and cash advances, offering listeners a fresh perspective on creating balanced portfolios. With a focus on diversification, generating cash flow, and leveraging hedge funds, Nader shares his journey and insights on intelligent investment decisions that push boundaries and broaden horizons. Tune in to learn how to supercharge your investment strategies with alternative assets and thoughtful diversification.   Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon   Connect with Nader Panahpour Linkedin Email

In this episode, we have a very special guest, Dave Wolcott. In this conversation, Dave Wolcott, a former Marine and current CEO of Pantheon Investments, shares his personal journey from a middle-class upbringing in Connecticut to the Marine Corps, and onto his tenure in corporate America. He recounts the invaluable life lessons learned along the way — leadership, teamwork, and integrity — which have shaped his approach to wealth-building and his success in real estate investment. Dive into a treasure trove of strategies as Dave discusses the significance of proactive tax strategies, the power of a dream team, and the often overlooked holistic approach to wealth that considers financial IQ, mindset, physical and relationship capital. Whether you're earning $100,000 or $75,000 a year, this episode discusses how life choices affect both your lifespan and financial freedom. Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Dave Wolcott: Website Facebook Youtube Linkedin Instagram X

In this episode, we delve into the life of a man whose vision and determination in the face of adversity have shaped him into a real estate powerhouse. From sketching homes as a child to navigating the challenges of the ever-changing market, Gary's journey is a testament to the power of persistence and having a clear vision. Join us as we discuss how setbacks like personal injury, economic downturns, and even a ski accident can become pivot points towards greater success. Learn how Gary transformed these challenges into a global vision for his business, and how aligning your personal values and skillset with your goals can amplify your achievements. Gary will also share his insights on what he believes many real estate agents are lacking today, and provide practical advice for those looking to exceed in a saturated market. It's a blend of personal tales, professional advice, and that important reminder: to have a blueprint for where you want to go in life, as Gary did in real estate. Don't forget to check out the show notes for how to connect with him and access free resources for investors and agents. So, whether you are in the real estate game, striving to overcome your own hurdles, or just in need of some inspiration, this is an episode you won't want to miss!  Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Gary Wilson: Website Facebook Youtube Linkedin

Welcome to Robnett's Real Estate Rundown, in this episode we're diving deep into the world of personal finance and investment strategies with our esteemed guest, Daniel Kryzanowski. Daniel shares his invaluable insights on how he navigated through an accidental over-contribution to his retirement fund, shedding light on the significance of portfolio allocation and liquidity. Join us as Shannon discusses the crucial mindset of starting to save early, emphasizing that regardless of your income level, setting aside a percentage of your earning is key. From leveraging a 401k or IRA to start investing in alternative investments with as little as $20-30k, to the profound concepts in the book 'Die with Zero,' Daniel provides advice on maximizing life experiences without compromising financial security in retirement. This episode isn't just about numbers; it's about the connection between our identities and investment behaviors, the importance of taking financial accountability, and the shifting investment landscape facing millennials and Gen Z. Daniel, a former Wall Street insider, also walks us through his journey towards advocating for self-directed IRAs and alternative investments. Prepare to be empowered to take charge of your financial future through real estate and private investments, as we compare their advantages to traditional strategies. Daniel also covers the critical elements of network assessment and understanding investment risks and returns, alongside candid discussions about the changing nature of investments and how to leverage tax strategies to your advantage. Whether you're an experienced investor or just getting started, this episode of SRI is packed with strategies, stories, and insights that you won't want to miss. So, get ready to challenge your financial perspectives and uncover the benefits of proactive investment management. Remember to subscribe and leave us your feedback after the show! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Daniel Kryzanowski: Website Facebook X Linkedin

Welcome to Robnett's Real Estate Rundown. In this episode, we sit down with the astute and experienced Ed Mathews for a riveting discussion on the nuances of real estate and investment strategies. Ed shares his personal journey from a background in software and services to a master of real estate, revealing how a mentor transformed his approach and resulted in impressive financial achievements. We'll dive into his taxing early experiences with flipping houses, the pivotal switch to securing funds from investors, and the powerful impact of effective communication on business and personal relationships. Ed and Shannon, leave no stone unturned as they explore the lessons from their own success stories, including raising significant capital from their personal networks, and offer candid insights on managing risks and setbacks, such as Ed's quick action during a building fire. Stay tuned as we uncover the strategies that helped them turn challenges into triumphant deals and ensure the safety and security of their investors' commitments. As they share heartfelt advice to their past selves and highlight the profound sense of purpose driving their endeavors, you'll glean invaluable lessons on building a business that not only provides financial freedom but also secures a lasting legacy. Don't miss this deep dive into mastering the real estate market—right here, on Robnett's Real Estate Rundown. Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Ed Mathews: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

In this episode of The Real Estate Rundown, we have a guest who will provide valuable insights on how to navigate the ever-changing real estate market and make the most of the remaining year. Joining us is Taylor Loht, a successful real estate investor and expert in commercial real estate, specifically in multifamily and self storage properties. Taylor shares his journey from transitioning from Wall Street investing to Main Street investing and the reasons he chose to skip over traditional real estate strategies like wholesaling and flipping. He emphasizes the importance of setting goals and continuously reassessing them to push yourself further. Taylor also shares valuable tips on maintaining a positive mindset, managing your time and energy, and implementing systems and procedures to streamline your business and free up more time for high-value activities. If you're looking for expert advice to elevate your real estate game and position yourself for success in the coming year, you won't want to miss this episode! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Taylor Loht: Facebook LinkedIn YouTube

In this episode, we're thrilled to present a remarkable guest, Ryan Weimer, who made a significant shift from a mechanical engineer to an influential figure in the real estate world, and he's here to share his insights and expertise. In this episode, we explore a major mindset shift from focusing on the short-term to thinking in decades — a perspective that has guided Ryan toward long-term success and helped him endure the growing pains of his entrepreneurial venture. We'll delve into the concept of "paying down ignorance debt," a term both Ryan and I find crucial in the journey to knowledge and wisdom in entrepreneurship. Ryan opens up about the strenuous but rewarding path he took, working relentlessly on his business while still being employed full-time, until he finally made the leap after three and a half years. We'll also discuss the challenges of building and scaling a business, the emotional rollercoaster of entrepreneurship, and the importance of having a supportive personal relationship while pursuing ambitious goals. Ryan now leads a thriving business, Weimer Investments, with 15 employees projected to close around 120 deals this year, from London, England. We'll talk about his strategies, the immense effort it takes to secure deals in the wholesaling business, and the common misconceptions about entrepreneurship. So join us for this candid conversation with Ryan Weimer, as we discuss the esoteric to the practical aspects of business-building, the hardships along the way, and the triumph of perseverance and dedication. Prepare to be inspired by a story that underscores resilience, strategic vision, and the power of a supportive partnership. Let's dive into the journey of a man who embodies what it means to truly play the long game in entrepreneurship.   Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave us a positive review on iTunes or Spotify. Now, let's dive in! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Ryan Weimer: Weimer Investments Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube    

In this episode, we're thrilled to feature guest Whitney Elkins Hutten, the Director of Investor Education at passiveinvesting.com. We will delve into the challenges and solutions of refinancing multifamily buildings, the role preferred equity can play in such scenarios, and the overall current state of the market. We will also discuss our unique investment approaches and predictions for the future. From expanding into other asset classes to the importance of diversification and resisting shiny object syndrome, our guests provide valuable insights you won't want to miss. You'll hear an engaging conversation about the dos and don'ts in the current market environment, with particular focus on smart investment strategies. Plus, with the ongoing housing shortage leading to potential wealth transfer, we'll talk about capital's role in filling the housing demand. Lastly, we will stress the essential know-hows of passive investing and encourage our listeners to educate themselves before taking the leap. Whether you're already an investor or planning to become one, this episode is filled with the right ingredients to help you navigate the investment landscape. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave us a positive review on iTunes or Spotify. Now, let's dive in! Unlock the keys to Tim's fundraising triumphs, the critical role of trust in investing, and the importance of diligent sponsor selection. Explore how he navigated obstacles, raised substantial capital, and delved into the legal intricacies of capital raising. Join us for a deep dive into real estate dynamics, capital raising strategies, and networking insights, covering compliance, regulation, and the pivotal role of investor education. This episode is a treasure trove of inspiration and life lessons—tune in now and elevate your understanding of the real estate game! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Whitney Elkins Hutten:  LinkedIn Website Facebook Youtube

In this episode of Real Estate Rundown, dive into Tim Lyons' remarkable journey from NYC firefighter to real estate success story. From conquering landlord challenges to entering commercial real estate during a pandemic, Tim shares his path of building confidence, expanding networks, and founding Cityside Capital LLC. Unlock the keys to Tim's fundraising triumphs, the critical role of trust in investing, and the importance of diligent sponsor selection. Explore how he navigated obstacles, raised substantial capital, and delved into the legal intricacies of capital raising. Join us for a deep dive into real estate dynamics, capital raising strategies, and networking insights, covering compliance, regulation, and the pivotal role of investor education. This episode is a treasure trove of inspiration and life lessons—tune in now and elevate your understanding of the real estate game! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Tim Lyons:  LinkedIn Facebook Instagram

In this episode of Real Estate Rundown, we have a special guest joining us, Adam Gower, with over 40 years of experience in distressed real estate. Adam has seen it all, from the savings and loan crisis in the late 1980s to the global financial crisis, and he is here to share his insights with us. Get ready to dive deep into the world of distressed assets as we discuss the current state of the real estate market, the upcoming wave of non-performing assets, and the key strategies to navigate and thrive in these challenging times. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, you won't want to miss this episode.  Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Adam Gower: Linkedin Website Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter

In this episode, we explore the transformative shift from single housing and duplex investments to the dynamic world of Commercial Real Estate and multi-family syndication. Discover why delaying this change could be costing you valuable time and resources, and hindering your potential for growth in larger-scale projects. Join us as we uncover the countless advantages that make this transition a no-brainer! Don't miss out - tune in now! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon

In this episode, we delve into Shannon Robnett's remarkable journey, where he rebounded from a major setback in 2008 to rebuild his real estate empire, ultimately amassing a portfolio valued at $130 million. Join us as Shannon shares the pivotal strategies that propelled him to create substantial wealth for himself and his family. He underscores that success hinges on mindset, education, and unwavering discipline rather than a hefty initial investment. Explore the power of networking, astute money management, and the critical role of personal growth in your own real estate journey. Shannon's insights and experiences offer invaluable guidance for those looking to turn their financial aspirations into reality within the real estate realm. Tune in for actionable tips and relatable success stories that promise to inspire and inform. Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon

Ever wondered what on earth is happening with Real Estate lately?  Well you're not alone. In fact, this is a predictable pattern we see in Real Estate, much like any other markets! In this video, I'm gonna break it down to you. I'll explain the different market indicators, how and why they happen, and what you can do when it happens. The more you understand this cycle, the more you see the bigger picture, and the more confident you become on your next move! ♟ Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon

In this episode of Real Estate Rundown, Clint Coons discuss the importance of setting up effective barricades to protect your assets. Clint shares valuable insights, including real-life examples like the infamous hot coffee lawsuit, to demonstrate the significance of reputation, profitability, and proper planning. Discover why it's crucial to involve experts in tax, legal structure, and asset protection early on, and learn about targeted tax planning strategies that can maximize your investment growth. Don't miss out on this eye-opening episode that helps you navigate the complex world of asset protection and tax planning. Tune in now! Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Clint Coons: Book X LinkedIn Instagram Youtube

In this episode of Real Estate Rundown podcast, we're privileged to sit down with Jonna Weber, a veteran real estate investor whose remarkable journey from teacher to triumph serves as an inspiring testament. Through ups and downs, Jonna's story resonates with resilience, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking insights into real estate success and the power of mentorship. Join us as we explore her experiences, the thriving investor community she's cultivated in Boise, and the profound impact of mentorship. Get ready for a captivating exploration of Jonna Weber's extraordinary voyage, packed with wisdom and inspiration. Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Jonna Weber:  Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

In this episode, we're breaking down the crucial concept of due diligence. Have you ever wondered why it's spoken about with such reverence? Shannon shares his personal experiences and valuable insights, shedding light on the importance of conducting thorough assessments when it comes to property inspections, legal reviews, financial analysis, and more. Tune in as we explore the consequences of neglecting due diligence, uncover essential steps in the process, and learn from the lessons that gleaned along the way. Join us as we unveil the secrets behind this powerful tool and discover how it can literally save you millions. Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon

In this episode, we're diving into the intriguing topic of triple net leases. If you're curious about how these leases work, the benefits they offer, and the potential risks involved, you've come to the right place. Shannon, a renowned real estate investor with decades of wisdom to share, will guide us through the ins and outs of triple net leases. Get ready to learn everything you need to know about this investment strategy, from how it can provide passive income to the different ways you can invest in triple net properties. Join us as we uncover the secrets behind this fascinating aspect of real estate investing. Stay tuned for an enlightening episode that will leave you better equipped to make informed decisions when it comes to triple net leases. Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon

In this episode of Real Estate Rundown podcast, where Agostino Pintus uncovers essential truths in the world of finance and investments. Agostino unveils the harsh reality of earning through a job - the hidden costs, time sacrifice, and tax burdens. He shares his inspiring journey to building a real estate empire, going from zero to an impressive 1600 units. Discover the importance of patient money and the benefits of real estate as an asset class that pays consistent returns. Join the conversation as Agostino unveils the pitfalls of corporate climbing and his quest for financial freedom.    Connect with Shannon Here   Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Agostino Pintus: Website LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter

Delve into the world of Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) with Jason DeBono on this insightful podcast episode. Learn about the different types of IRAs and their key distinctions. Discover how self-directed IRAs empower investors to broaden their investment options, including real estate, syndications, and private loans, while enjoying tax advantages. Explore the implications of holding properties within an IRA, the potential tax benefits, and the factors to consider when deciding between personal holdings and IRA investments. Gain valuable insights into tax strategies and the long-term benefits of paying taxes now. Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon Connect with Jason DeBono: Website LinkedIn

In this episode, we navigate the world of real estate. Today, we are honored to host the remarkable Ken McElroy. Through Ken's sagacious lens, we will explore the mysterious recesses of the real estate market, where fortunes are built, and dreams are realized. Get ready to decode the nitty-gritty of the real estate market. Discover what's happening right now with the market, learn to recognize patterns by revisiting the '90s bubble, uncover secrets to sailing through the turbulent waves of negotiation with banks, and what makes this market similar and different to the market crash in 2008. Eager to craft a resilient cash flow strategy? Can't figure out the capricious rental market? We've got you covered! Tune in as Ken shares game-changing insights on how to master the cyclical nature of real estate, adapt to market changes, and turn pressure into profit. Connect with Shannon Here Apply To Be On The Show with Shannon   Connect with Ken McElroy: Instagram Website Ken McElroy's Books

Kevin Amolsch formed Pine Financial Group after leaving a small mortgage company in 2008. He has personally completed over 200 single-family home transactions and wrote the book 45-Day Investor: How to Buy an Investment Property with Nothing Down in 45 Days or Less.   In this episode, Kevin shares his journey through the mortgage industry, the importance of having strong working relationships, and why to take the risk in real estate investing.    1:27 Kevin's journey through the mortgage world and everything. 7:16 There's no reason to do the fastest money you can do because of what it saves you on your project. 13:46 The importance of having a good relationship with your lender 18:50 What happens after the term sheets are done 21:46 How Kevin got started in private lending space 27:13 The downside of being in lending 31.:28 Taking the risk of real estate investing 39:56 Private money funds   About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and successes of investment-grade. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career.   Guest Bio: Kevin Amolsch Kevin Amolsch formed Pine Financial Group, Inc in 2008 after leaving a small mortgage company as the senior loan officer for residential lending. Kevin has a degree in Finance which he obtained after serving four years in the US Army. Kevin started out in banking, working at First Bank in the lending department while in school. From there he started his first real estate investment company, which is still active today.   After college Kevin spent two years working with Wall Street as a mortgage bond analyst before leaving to work as a loan officer with real estate investors full time. He and his companies have closed on over 2,200 transactions as a buyer, seller or private money lender. Kevin and Pine Financial Group, Inc have access to over $130 million in private equity and the business continues to see strong growth. He has spent more than 20 years as a real estate investor and 16 years in real estate lending. He is the author of 45-Day Investor and frequent speaker and has been quoted in The Las Vegas Review Journal, The Denver Post, The Denver Business Journal, Forbes, and Yahoo Real Estate.   Connect with Kevin: Twitter: https://twitter.com/kamolsch LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinamolsch/

Vincent Rodriguez is a mechanical engineer and real estate investor. He operates an $8M portfolio with 29 units in California while still keeping his W2 job. Vincent teamed up with his best friend Andrew to start his company, AnVi Holdings. At first, Vincent did most of the work running the business, but now he only does about 10% of the operations. Vincent emphasizes the importance of reliable partnerships and giving your team members a sense of ownership. Vincent delves into the current market, highlighting the impact of high interest rates and inflation trends. He explains the significance of timing the market and understanding the banking system. The Fed always transmits its future plans, so his advice is to take action before everyone else does. Toward the end of the episode, Vincent shares his plans for the next 12 months. He gets good cash flow in California through short-term rentals, but now he's shifting his focus to mid-term rentals.   “You need to find valuable people who are actually willing to work and are helping you build the Empire.”   “Since the interest rates are really high right now, not a lot of people can afford to buy. So if you can get deals and good properties, I would say it's a good time to invest.”    “We are literally the only country where you can raise interest rates and bring down inflation. No other country can do that right now.”   Connect With Me!    Connect with Vincent Rodriguez: www.anviinvest.com  Instagram RE Social Podcast   Learn more about the best real estate strategies and how to gain passive income.   Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:24 Why does Vincent Rodriguez still have his day job when he has an $8 million real estate portfolio?  4:28 The importance of partnerships in real estate. 10:33 How Vincent sees interest rates and the market moving. 13:28 How to make sure that you're getting cash flow on your properties. 19:16 Vincent's plans for the next 12 months in real estate. 24:47 Long-term planning is crucial in real estate. 30:35 Why most people don't understand how the banking system works. 33:34 The impact of globalization on the industry.

Chad Zdenek has always been inspired by the need for multifamily properties while growing up in Los Angeles. As a registered Professional Engineer and licensed General Contractor, he founded CSQ Properties in order to acquire, reposition, and manage multifamily properties throughout the United States.    In this episode, Chad shares his story of getting into real estate, how to make the most of your deals, and the power of real estate to build wealth over time.    "I subscribe to the idea that real estate is the best "Get Rich Slowly" scheme out there. Whether you bought last year, this year, in 10 years it's really not going to matter."   Timestamps: 1:22 - Chad's meandering path in real estate. 3:14 - Why is Chad involved in so many different types of deals? 9:15 - Are they planning a long-term hold on this property? 13:41 - What happens if the US loses the ability to set interest rate policy? 17:56 - What's happening to purchasing power 24:26 - Partnering with other people in real estate 29:29 - The sweet time to get amazing deals 35:48 - Real estate is the best “get rich slowly” scheme out there

Dr. Allen Lomax is the Organizational Psychologist in Chief and the creator and founder of Steed Talker Capital, a real estate investment company that creates financial independence for busy professionals built on solid passive real estate investment.   In this episode, Dr. Lomax shares his insights on the power of positivity and how it affects your investment journey. He shares his forecast on the real estate industry for the next 18 months, his thoughts on what's going to happen to the US economy if the dollar collapses, and his hopes for the future of real estate investing.    "Optimism expands. Pessimism always diminishes and decreases. So you have to hold on to your optimism, but be sure it is not delusional optimism."   1:07 - What did you learn from losing and how did it put you in the market today? 6:05 - Moving back to the states and selling two mobile homes. 13:35 - What gives Allen hope for the future of real estate investing. 17:37 - What's the difference between the people that pick themselves up off the floor and those that don't? 22:36 - When you have these five core principles in place, you don't have to tell yourself to think positively. 29:10 - What is the 18 month forecast of real estate in your opinion? 34:35 - What's going to happen to the US economy if the dollar collapses. 39:19 - Holding your assets in cash is like toilet paper.

Longing to quit forfeiting time for dollars, Neil moved into real estate investing. While he still owns a company that completes wholesale, novation, and rehab transactions, Neil's passion is cash flow investing in commercial real estate. Like so many other investors, Neil began with single-family homes but has progressed into assets consisting of apartments, offices, and industrial space. In today's episode, Neil is going to share his story of what brought him into real estate investing, why he does what he does, and how to help you quit forfeiting time for dollars.   “In my opinion, the ability to hire and hire correctly is more valuable than the next building you buy.”   Timestamps: 1:18 Neil's journey from being a banker to being involved in commercial real estate. 2:47 Transitioning out of banking into real estate. 8:25 Half the time and half the money. 13:50 Realtors don't understand what investors want. 17:43 How Neil got started in real estate  22:28 Why we got into real estate in the first place  26:54 Neil's new book 32:47 What does it mean to be creative thinking and impacting others? 37:17 What are your goals for this year?   Website: https://legacyimpactpartners.com/podcast/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theneiltimmins/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neiljtimmins

Senate Eskridge was born and raised in Twin Falls, Idaho. He and his wife Cari have raised five children in the valley. They are business owners, and Senate is also a Student Success Coach for Jake and Gino's Wheelbarrow Profits Academy and an active Multi Family Real Estate Investor.   In today's episode, Senate will share his tips for analyzing deals in real estate and syndication, what to look out for, and how to keep yourself safe when making investments.   “If you're ever forced to sell a property, you're in a bad position. You want to sell when you want to, not when you have to.”   1:35 The journey from small-town Idaho to successful business owner.  5:22 The struggle of becoming a real estate investor in the beginning. 8:37 The importance of mentorship in real estate  13:47 The importance of understanding the type of debt you are getting into  The first thing you need to look at is the partner you're working with. – 19:38 23:57 When is the first debt payment going to happen? When are the interest only payments going to change? 30:58 Why it's important to read the ppm. 36:05 Return of capital vs. return on capital    About Senate Eskridge Senate Eskridge was born and raised in Twin Falls, Idaho. He and his wife Cari have raised five children in the valley. They are business owners, and Senate is also a Student Success Coach for Jake and Gino's Wheelbarrow Profits Academy and an active Multi Family Real Estate Investor.    Being from Twin Falls, Senate has worked with several industries in the area. His vast experience made him a perfect fit for Multi-Family Real Estate investing. Currently, he owns 513 units and has helped nearly 100 people from all walks of life invest in Multi-Family Real Estate.

John Michailidis, MSIRE, JD, is an attorney and entrepreneur with degrees in economics, international real estate, and law. In this episode, we're going over how to locate tax-advantaged, passive cash-flow investments. John talks about upcoming real estate predictions, assemble loans, and financial planning for your retirement.   “It's not about being a millionaire. It's about lifestyle liberation. It's about freedom.”   1:15 What John is looking at when he looks at what's going to be in front of us for the next 18 to 24 months. 6:07 Real estate is going through a time when other people are going through it  9:36 The signs of high-fliers and floaters.  16:22 What happens if the prognostications of a 10% to 20% decline in housing values turns into a 30% decline in housing values?  20:01 Investing isn't about putting money into your 401(k)  26:13 How much do you need to retire? 32:05 Lease purchases are back to assumable loans  37:48 John's takeaways from this episode 42:33 The importance of having an overview of the landscape

Xiao Ou Yuan is the Managing Director of Hageman Capital, and manages the day-to-day operations, as well as leading all bond structuring and negotiations for the Hageman Capital portfolio. In today's episode, Xiao will break down what Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is, and how it can help both developers and municipalities.   “Some of the more TIF forward municipalities have been very successful in building these vibrant communities and vibrant downtown areas.”   Timestamps: 0:01 What's changing in the real estate market  0:59 Xiao's introduction to tax increment financing and how it's used to spur economic development.  6:16 How do you approach a city to get a TIF?  11:26 How did you get involved in this field? 13:56 What is a bond and how does it play into your forward capital stack? 19:28 How do you use a TIF to pay property taxes? 24:08 A real-world example of a multifamily deal. 29:27 What have you seen in the long-term when you've been involved in buying communities?  34:35 How do they work with developers? 39:05 How do you know how to proposition the city with a project?   Website: https://hagemancapital.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/xiao-ou-yuan-a6550034/  

As a founding partner of Trowbridge Law Group LLP, Gene's law practice concentrates on the syndication of commercial and investment real estate, through both debt and equity. Gene has represented over 650 clients in this area of practice. In today's episode, Gene is going to go over the basics of syndication, and his advice on how (and if) you should get involved with it. “What you need to do is you need to build a database. And the database has to be number one, made of people who are interested in real estate. Number two, determine what part of the real estate industry are you involved with? The third thing you have to do is you have to show the investors that you put together a team  that can capture the opportunities that you think are out there, and sell them on the team.”   1:28 What's going to happen when you're 50? 5:44 "It's a Good Thing to Go to Law School". 10:28 What's going on in the market today? 16:37 What does it mean to be “experienced”? 19:28 What are some of the things that you should be concerned about? 22:28 What's the difference between a real estate agent and a promoter? 29:33 How do you run a business when you don't have any investors? 33:23 What's the biggest risk in real estate?   Guest Bio: As a founding partner of Trowbridge Law Group LLP, Gene's law practice concentrates on the syndication of commercial and investment real estate, through both debt and equity. Gene has represented over 650 clients in this area of practice. The median offering size is $3,000,000, but he has done individual offerings of over $6 Billion. His practice writes offerings under Rules 506b and506(c) of Regulation D.   As a former syndicator, who for ten years raised investor capital through the broker-dealer community, he can communicate with his clients on both the technical and the practical aspects of state and federal securities laws.   As a long-time CCIM and CCIM Senior Instructor, Gene has won numerous awards for his teaching ability. His book “It's a Whole New Business!” is really a “how-to manual” on real estate syndication

Kenneth Gee is the founder and managing partner of KRI Partners and the KRI group of companies. He has more than 24 years of significant real estate, banking, private equity transaction, and principal investing experience. In this episode, we are going to talk about why Ken invests in Multifamily housing, how recessions hurt middle-class and low-income people, and how he's making the best of today's investing environment.   1:16 Ken's background in real estate. 8:41 Investing in a Growth Market 13:51 What's going on in the real estate market today? 18:58 How a Recession Hurts the Middle-Class and Low-Income People 25:00 What's the benefit of the syndication model?  28:01 Finding an Experienced Mentor  33:14 What to do when the waters get choppy 37:01 What happens when you have too much supply. About Ken Gee Kenneth is the founder and managing partner of KRI Partners and the KRI group of companies. He has more than 24 years of significant real estate, banking, private equity transaction, and principal investing experience. Throughout his career, he has been involved in transactions valued at more than $2.0 billion, much of which has included the acquisition, management, and financing of various multi-family real estate projects.   Before forming KRI Partners, Kenneth was a tax manager with Deloitte & Touche LLP. Some of his major clients included The Riverside Company, Key Equity Capital Partners, Blue Point Capital, Linsalata Capital Partners, The Zaremba Group, Charter One Bank, and Applied Industrial Technologies, Inc.   Before his career at Deloitte & Touche, he spent several years at National City Bank (now part of PNC Bank). He also owned and operated several certified Cessna Pilot Centers in  the Northeast Ohio area.   Kenneth is a licensed Ohio Certified Public Accountant, a member of multiple apartment associations, and Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.   Website: WWW.KRIPARTNERS.COM YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRWZfJ0hmHxVdf3DNA7RHlQ/videos LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kri-partners/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KriPartners

Matthew is the Founder & Owner of the Millennial's Choice Group of Companies; a Real Estate, Mortgages, Insurance, and Education brand. In this episode, Matthew shares his journey in real estate, the importance of due diligence, what's going on with interest rates, and the importance of looking long-term.    “The people who come out ahead during these times are people who are really getting in, they're taking advantage of the market, there's a good deal, and they're keeping it for the long run.”   1:15 Matthew's journey and how he got involved in real estate. 6:35 The importance of real estate due diligence 11:53 Do it yourself and quit blaming others 15:49 There's a time and a place for help 20:01 What's going on with interest rates in the US and Canada 24:52 What's going on in the real estate market in Ontario 29:26 The importance of looking long-term. 33:24 Millennials are killing the market and they're making a killing in the market.

Zeona McIntyre, author of Medium-Term Rentals, has been an Airbnb host since 2012. In this episode, we will discuss strategies to achieve Financial Independence through Real estate investing: Airbnb, House-Hacking, and Short and Medium-term rentals.   “I think the real investor is the type of person that thinks creatively and goes, ‘Okay, this doesn't work anymore. What can I do different?'”   2:08 - How short-term rentals are better than long term rentals. 5:31 - What makes short-term rentals a little bit easier than long term rentals? 9:58 - Medium-term rentals are getting more popular. 13:35 - What were some of the things you saw in writing this book that helped you clarify your process a little bit better? 17:30 - The freedom that real estate provides you as an owner. 21:06 - Short term rentals vs. long term rentals 25:22 - The importance of having an app for short term rentals *About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down* With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and successes of investment-grade. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career. Guest Bio: Zeona McIntyre Zeona McIntyre has been an Airbnb host since 2012. After 10 years of managing short-term rentals across the globe, she has transitioned to selling Real Estate to investors looking to house hack or live for free. She is an avid Real Estate Investor owning a double-digit portfolio of short and medium-term rentals. In the fall of 2022, she will be releasing the book: “30 Day Stay. An Investor's guide to Mastering the Medium-term Rental” coauthored with Sarah Weaver. She teaches listeners how to achieve Financial Freedom through Real Estate on her Podcast: Invest2FI, cohosted with Craig Curelop. She has been featured on BiggerPockets, Mr. Money Mustache, NPR, Business Insider, and more than 50 podcasts. Zeona has been to 47 countries, she spends half the year in Boulder, Colorado and the other half traveling the world as an international pet and house sitter. Learn more here: https://www.zeonamcintyre.com/

Zach Lemaster is the Founder & CEO of Rent to Retirement, the largest turnkey real estate provider in the world.  In this episode, we are going to talk about creating a 7-figure passive income with Real Estate investing in under 10 years, 3  stages of financial independence, and how to change your family trajectory forever!   “I think diversification is essential, but especially being a strategic investor, to identify the best locations to invest in.”   1:14 - Zach's journey in real estate 6:29 - Real estate is not a get rich quick opportunity 12:39 - What is it that makes you think interest rate doesn't matter? 18:21 - How much weight do you put in the political environment when choosing where to invest? 23:14 - Creating passive income for himself 28:10 - What's happening in the real estate market? 33:08 - Building a diversified portfolio across multiple markets and different product types 38:23 - What is the number one stumbling block that people come up with? 43:38 - The first purchase that most people make in real estate is for themselves   Guest Bio: Zach Lemaster Zach Lemaster is Founder & CEO of Rent to Retirement, the largest turnkey real estate provider in the world: www.renttoretirement.com. He is a seasoned real estate investor who has accumulated a large portfolio of rental properties across multiple markets including single family, multifamily, commercial and new construction.    Zach is a licensed Optometrist who practices on a volunteer basis. Zach started investing in real estate while working as an Optometrist & Captain for the US Air Force. This eventually allowed him to retire early from his career in medicine to be a professional investor by strategically investing in markets that maximize cash flow, appreciation & equity.

Nancy Wallace-Laabs is a best-selling author, national speaker, and real estate investor.  In this episode, Nancy shares how she got involved in real estate investing, common mistakes to avoid, and how you can shift your mindset for even more success.    ”You have to overcome the fear and you only do that by educating yourself.”   1:20 - How Nancy got started in real estate investing 4:21 - What are some common mistakes people make in real estate investing? 12:25 - How to make your tenants read their lease 15:22 - The difference between the renter mentality and the entrepreneur owner mentality 22:28 - Every problem that a real estate person or an investor has can be solved in a group 25:38 - Nancy's one go-to piece of advice for a new investor *About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down* With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and successes of investment-grade. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career. Guest Bio: Nancy Wallace-Laabs Nancy Wallace-Laabs is a best-selling author, national speaker, and real estate investor. Nancy has been featured in Forbes, Realtor.com, and Profit Like a Pro and has been a guest speaker on numerous podcasts. She wrote “Winning Deals in Heels” and “Let Me Ask You This”, both books focus on steps and processes to succeed in real estate investing.    Nancy's mantra is “always be giving” and she demonstrates this by donating a part of her book sales to Hope's Door a non-profit that helps families heal from domestic violence. Nancy started The Real Estate Community for like-minded people to learn, share and grow in their real estate investing business. To join the Real Estate Community, email nancy@kbnhomes.com.   www.nancywallacelaabs.com  https://www.instagram.com/nancywallacelaabs/  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZdIom0Dz_IiJuRnpkMuXkQ  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancywallacelaabs/  https://www.facebook.com/nancy.wallacelaabs/

Our guest, Kevin Day,  is one of the leading estate planning and international asset protection planning attorneys in the United States. In this episode, Shannon and Kevin discuss the difference between a revocable and irrevocable trust, how an irrevocable trust protects your assets, offshore trusts, and how to gain control of your assets.  1:45 Kevin's Background 5:45 Why do we need protection? Where do you need to go? 14:46 What is an irrevocable trust? 21:37 What is an active trust? 28:51 Shannon's lawsuit-proof business structure 41:21 The Hague Convention on Trusts 46:46 Kevin's advice for people who want to get into asset protection "By doing the work up front, you could really simplify your life." About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and successes of investment-grade. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career. Guest Bio: Kevin Day Kevin L. Day is one of the leading estate planning and international asset protection planning attorneys in the United States. Mr. Day's Bachelor's Degree is in Chinese Studies, and he holds a Master of Business Administration in International Management and Doctor of Jurisprudence degree. He was a university academic administrator for eight years, a law professor at the doctorate level, and a law school Dean of Students before entering private practice. In addition to his legal expertise, Mr. Day brings his extensive business knowledge as an MBA in International Business to his law practice.   Mr. Day is admitted to practice law in the California Supreme Court; U.S. Southern District Court, California; U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit; U.S. Central District Court, California; U.S. Court of International Trade; U.S. Tax Court, Washington D.C.; U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit; and United States Supreme Court. Mr. Day is a member of the California Bar Association, the Offshore Institute, the International Tax Planning Association, and the American Bar Association's sub-section on Asset Protection.   Attorney Day is the co-author of four books: Lawsuits, Taxes & Asset Protection, Offshore Money Strategies, The Privacy Guide and the Ultra-Privacy Guide. He has also co-authored five audio-courses: Offshore Tax Havens, International Asset Protection Trusts, Golden Parachutes for Business Owners, Offshore Money Strategies, and How To Disinherit Uncle Sam. Additionally, he has written many articles relating to estate planning, offshore tax havens, asset protection and captive insurance formation.   info@trespday.com  https://www.trespday.com/ 

Gary Lipsky,  President of Break of Day Capital,  is a real estate entrepreneur who has a focus on Multifamily Syndication. In this episode, we are going to talk about asset management and  investing and adaptive reuse. Gary shares his vision on upcoming opportunities, knowing the market, and focusing on one thing at a time.  4:21 Managing risk in a down market 9:01 Opportunities for the next 12-14 months 12:55 The value of knowing the market well 17:18 Focusing on one market at a time 19:49 Selling property in Tucson 23:23 Being creative and proactive “ You have to be creative. You have to be proactive. And you have to keep standing up every day you get knocked down.”   Guest Bio: Gary Lipsky Gary Lipsky is a real estate entrepreneur who has a focus on Multifamily Syndication and currently has $161MM AUM. He is the President of Break of Day Capital, whose mission is to positively impact the lives of their investors and the communities in which they invest through the highest level of transparency and fiduciary responsibility.   Gary is the host of the Real Estate Asset Management Podcast, where he speaks with various experts in the real estate industry to help educate asset managers. Gary also is the best-selling author of Best In Class, and founder of the Asset Management Summit.   As a successful entrepreneur, Gary has built several companies, co-produced 3 independent films and started a non-profit. This experience provided a great foundation for his multifamily career.

Mark Khuri, founder of SMK Capital, has been an avid real estate investor for over 17 years. In this episode, our guest will discuss strategies to create a recession-resistant real estate portfolio while investing in affordable housing.  We will also talk about adjusting your investment strategy to weather current marketing conditions.   3:45 Thought process behind going all-cash 6:57 Mark's experience in real estate 9:52 What asset classes are recession resistant? 13:36 Why are these assets recession resistant? 17:25 Discussion on if volatile times demands stay strong 20:11 What happens when interest rates rise “ We were growing value manually and we weren't relying on market appreciation. We were effectuating change by doing a lot of heavy lifting”   About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and successes of investment-grade. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career. Guest Bio: Mark Khuri Mark has been an avid real estate investor for over 17 years and throughout his career, he has been involved in sourcing, underwriting, acquiring, raising capital, rehabilitating, managing, and selling both residential and commercial investments throughout multiple markets in the US.    Mark has analyzed thousands of investment opportunities and has successfully bought, renovated, sold, and invested in over 120 properties with a combined value of over $1 billion and created and managed over 60 real estate partnerships with investors.   Website: www.smkcap.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mark-khuri-7543821

Patrice Bobo-Miles, Prosperity Strategist & Mentor, shares her journey to reach financial freedom and the struggles that lead to her changing habits to reach it. In this episode, we are going to talk about responsible money management and credit use to build the foundation you need to pursue real estate investing and achieve generational wealth.   2:42 How money trauma manifests into your business life 9:10 What is retail therapy? 15:29 Overcompensating to the point of not making smart money decisions 21:21 Where's my money going? 27:38 Our relationship with money and our childhood influences 40:36 What is your relationship with yourself? How do you manage your money?

Dave Seymour has been sought after, as a no nonsense investor with zero tolerance for inefficiency and speculation. He has been doing business alongside investors of all experience levels and has helped many accredited investors on their very first deal.  Dave has guided some of the largest investment firms in the nation through complex transactions.   Tune in to this episode and learn more about Apartment Complex Investing, COVID migration impact and Stimulus effects on the CRE market. Learn how to win and earn passively!   5:19  Multi-family construction and repositioning 14:00 Florida's COVID Migration  19:02 Fundamentals and False Economy 27:38 Inflation 32:38 Repositioning and taxes   “That's where the magic begins to happen. That's investing in an apartment, investing in a business, buying a piece of a franchise, whatever it is, that creates income while you're not working.”   Guest Bio: Dave Seymour Dave Seymour, a retired 16 year veteran of the Fire Service, launched his Real Estate career over a decade ago, rapidly becoming one of the Country's top investors. Within his first few years, Dave transacted 10's of millions of dollars of real estate and has become one of the Nation's leading experts in commercial multi-family transactions. His unabridged passion for business and Real Estate put him on the radar of A&E television network as well as multiple news organizations like CBS, ABC, CNBC, and FOX News. “Flipping Boston” aired on A&E for multiple seasons.    Dave has been sought after, as a no nonsense investor with zero tolerance for inefficiency and speculation. Dave is well-known for doing business alongside investors of all experience levels. He has helped accredited investors on their very first deal as well as guided some of the largest investment firms in the nation through complex transactions. Dave's blue collar attitude in a white collar world is why investors seek his advice and want to invest alongside his team at Freedom Venture Investments. Dave has disrupted the Private Equity landscape allowing investors access to institutional quality CRE assets that have typically only been for the elite.   Connect with Dave:  www.freedomventure.com https://www.daveseymour.club https://www.facebook.com/DaveSeymourLive Twitter @daveseymour343 Instagram  @daveseymour343 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveseymour343/

Wagner Nolasco, owner of Build 2 Rent, has spent 20+ Years as a Real Estate Investor, Developer, and Builder. His vertically integrated business model has led him to extreme success and financial freedom. His accomplishments as a real estate agent and broker has made him one of Central Florida's Top 100 Most Influential People in Real Estate. He also owns his own property management company to help him manage his personal portfolio, but also his clients and investors which, therefore, feeds into his insurance company. His mission is to add value, bring value to his clients, save money, and maximize cash flow.   4:15 Working Hard  6:03 Finding your niche / Build to rent 8:30 Delivering a better front-end product / Reducing capital expenditures 12:09 Vertically integrating your business  17:39 Building strong business relationships 23:19 Solving issues to strengthen your business “An opportunity is not going to be presented to you or you won't be able to visualize and see and understand an opportunity unless you're ready for it”     Guest Bio: Wagner Nolasco   20+ Years Real Estate Investor, Developer, and Builder.  Lifetime Achievements: The United States Coast Guard Academy Admissions Partner.  Ambassador, USO of Central Florida.  The United States Coast Guard Aux- National Staff  Chief International Affairs/Outreach DVC-IG.  US Coast Guard Auxiliary – Flotilla Commander 17-11.  Sergeant at arms for the National Coast Guard Riders Association. Father of 2 beautiful girls. Lifetime Presidential Award-  Signed by Donald Trump, President of the United States of America.  A police officer for the City of Clermont Florida. Lifetime dream come true.  Amazon Ranked #1 Best Selling Author- "Persistence Pivots and Game Changers”. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wagnernolasco.official/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wagnernolasco.official Website: https://www.wagnernolasco.com/

In this episode, Sam Wilson, an active investor, will give us insights on how to adapt to discomforts that will lead us to amazing results. He will also give us tips, tools, and tricks to scale our investment portfolio.   3:48 Being okay with being uncomfortable 11:20 Quality and becoming more purposeful 14:00 Readjusting your goals 19:57 Using personal growth to manifest into your business "There's no failure, there's only feedback." About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and successes of investment-grade. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career. Guest Bio: Sam Wilson Sam is an active investor in self storage, parking, retail, multi-family apartments, RV parks and single family homes. He hosts the “How to Scale Commercial Real Estate Podcast”, where he interviews real estate experts to give listeners the tips, tools, and tricks to scale their investment portfolio.   Sam holds his bachelor's degree in business finance from the University of Memphis and holds his real estate license in Tennessee. In addition to his years of real estate experience, he also has a diverse background in business ownership, building construction, and management.   Website: www.brickeninvestmentgroup.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/brickeninvestmentgroup Facebook: facebook.com/brickeninvestmentgroup Instagram: @howtoscalecre

In this episode, we are going to talk about End of Year Bookkeeping and Tax Prep. We sit down with Maya Weinreb, founder of Solvency Now Bookkeeping, to discuss the most important thing you can do RIGHT NOW to get your books ready for tax season and common bookkeeping issues people make in real estate investing. Because if you are anything like me, you would rather keep what you worked for rather than give it away to the tax machine in D.C.    5:08 - Advice for 2023 Taxes 10:39 - Why your bookkeeper and CPA should meet together 17:58 - Making sure your business structure is correct for taxes 20:46 - Budget vs. Financial Planning  25:37 - How to get in front of your tax problems 31:00 - Tax Loopholes and offset 33:40 - 1099 Taxes “If you don't have bookkeeping, one, I don't know how you manage your company [but some people do], but two, there's nothing else that you can do without having that.” About Robnett's Real Estate Run Down With over 27 years in the real estate industry, Shannon shares actionable advice on wholesaling, fix and flips, single-family, multi-family, and more. Hear real people talk about all facets of the market, including analysis, challenges, management, and investment successes. Every conversation provides the foundation for a thriving career. Guest Bio: Maya Weinreb Maya started Solvency Now Bookkeeping 5 years ago with the mission to provide perfect and complete financial records which results in the business owner's peace of mind. They do full-service bookkeeping, meaning AP, AR, payroll, payroll taxes, sales tax, 1099's, tracking financial transactions, and anything a business owner needs to handle their company finances. They also partner with CPAs and tax preparers so that their clients are covered in those areas.   Website - https://solvencynow.com  FB - https://www.facebook.com/solvencynow  Insta - https://www.instagram.com/solvencynow_bookkeeping  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrddILpwqG96-BECYqIQ0-g  Company LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/solvency-now-bookkeeping 

In this episode, Melanie McDaniel, the founder of Freestyle Capital Group, will discuss high-net-worth individuals looking to invest passively in private offerings, as well as people interested in a non-conventional lifestyle who are seeking passive income in order to live their dream life. Tune in and learn the purpose of passive investing.  

Ahmed Seirafi, principal of Andalusia Development Company, talks about how to build better by finding your niche, knowing how to scale and how to develop better and quality projects.

Do you want to learn how to manage risk and get a clear strategy for commercial real estate investment? In this episode, we are joined by the Founder and CEO of Shine Insurance, Jeremy Goodrich, who has been on the journey of helping commercial real estate investors,  will discuss the 3 most expensive mistakes commercial real estate investors make and how to avoid them.

Proptech investor, Zain Jaffer, is a lifelong entrepreneur who started his first venture when he was just a teenager. He co-founded mobile advertising startup Vungle, which was acquired by Blackstone in 2019 for $780M.  In this episode, we discuss: Proptech Multifamily CRE Asset management    About Our Guest: Zain Jaffer Zain is a lifelong entrepreneur who started his first venture when he was just a teenager. He co-founded mobile advertising startup Vungle, which was acquired by Blackstone in 2019 for $780M. Shortly afterward he started Zain Ventures, his family office that boasts a diverse portfolio of real estate investments and proptech startups. He is also currently a partner at Blue Field Capital, and hosts the PropTechVC podcast.   If you liked what Zain had to share today, go ahead and visit his website and give him a follow as well on Twitter and LinkedIn.    Website: http://www.zain-ventures.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/zainjaffer?s=20 LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/zainjaffer

We are going to take a step back. You all know that Passive Investing in Real Estate is the best way to earn a steady cash stream without having to toil over renovating a property or worry about managing tenants or even gambling  in the Stock Market, where you have zero control. But how do you get started? Is  your financial house in order? Do you have a plan in place to get you to the place where you CAN invest and build a passive income stream for financial independence?   In this episode, we are joined by Joe Saul-Sehy. Joe created Stacking Benjamins, one of the most listened-to podcasts in the personal finance sphere. His book Stacked, Your Super Serious Guide to Money Management, is now on Amazon.   About Our Guest: Joe Saul-Sehy Joe Saul-Sehy learned from failure. Destroying his credit immediately after leaving home, he had to learn about money the hard way—and much of it as he was telling other people how to manage their money as a financial advisor. After 16 years in the industry, he moved to financial media, creating Stacking Benjamins, one of the most listened-to podcasts in the personal finance sphere. Kiplinger has called the show the “best personal finance podcast,” and Fast Company has described it as striking a “great balance between fun and functional.” Joe lives in Texarkana with his spouse, Cheryl, and cat, Cooper.    Email: info@trespday.com  Website: https://www.trespday.com/

How do you make a living from industrial real estate? The answer can be found in smart deal-making and understanding the needs of landlords and tenants.    Our guest, Chad Griffiths, has been an industrial real estate broker since 2005 and an investor since 2014. As a member of a global commercial real estate company and a partner with his local firm, he's completed 500+ deals with clients ranging from small companies to large institutional owners. In this episode, Chad shares how smart deals can help you to succeed in the industrial real estate industry.

Are you planning to invest in a specific industry? In this episode we talk with Axel Monsaigneon, founder of The Real Estate Effect, a real estate asset management investment firm based in Montreal, Quebec. Axel has a background in the corporate world and in various industries, and shares his experiences and how he could help you protect your investment.

Are you a yield-seeking investor? Paul Shannon, the proprietor of Redhawk Real Estate, discusses many tactics and experiences that helped him succeed in the real estate industry. This episode presents a chance for other investors to get involved, provides yield to those seeking income, and diversification investment beyond traditional assets.

Billy Keels, the Founder of KeePon Cash Flow, has been in the corporate world for 26 years and will share his insights and secrets to increasing your cash flows in real estate business by being in control of your time. In this episode, Billy shares how you can achieve financial and time freedom by leveraging what you have, such as your time, talent, skills, and resources.