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Part 1:We talk with Anders Croy, of Florida Watch and DeSantis Watch.We discuss the home insurance problems in Florida. Cost of insurance has skyrocketed. This has cause many people to lose money, since the insurance companies also often refuse to pay for climate-caused damages.Home prices are falling in Florida. Many people cannot afford to keep their homes.The 6-week abortion ban in Florida has reduced opportunities for the US SouthEast.Ballot iniatiatives have started to put health care (medicaid expansion) on the ballot in Florida.The unrest on college campuses is exacerbated by the actions of the governor, who attempts to suppress as dissent.Part 2:We talk with Adam Finkel about Littleton, NH, a town torn apart by discrimination against gay and gender-fluid persons. All this due to town representative who chooses to tear the town apart on this issue.  WNHNFM.ORG   production

Part 1:Harvey Kronberg, Publisher of the Quorum Report talks about the upcoming Republican Summer Convention in Austin.The Republicans are attempting to sanitize all press coverage of this convention.We discuss the Ken Paxton charges recently dropped by the Texas DOJ, though other charges are still pending.We discuss antisemitism in Texas.Part 2:We talk with Bill Curry and Adam Finkel.We note that Joe Lieberman has died, and discuss his tenure as a politician, and how his emphasis had shifted from his political convictions to his donor's desires.We discuss the SCOTUS considerations of mifepristone.WNHNFM.ORG  production

This program was first aired on April 10, 2023.This is a panel discussion, including Stephen Pimpare, of the University of New Hampshire, Lincoln Mitchell of Columbia University, Laura Jedeed, a journalist focused on the far right, and Adam Finkel, of the University of Michigan. 

What's the point of great land use entitlements if you can't secure the financing to make it all possible.  Having a finance concierge is key to the effort, and precisely what Adam Finkel at Tower Capital does.

As the Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates elevated through 2024, investors face challenges as they come out of loan periods that began when the market was high, and cap rates were low. This has caused transactional velocity and financing costs to go up, potentially creating a housing undersupply issue. Adam Finkel shares his experience investing in commercial real estate, providing insight into debt and equity markets and how lenders deal in this current market cycle. He also advises finding the best capital sources, bringing more equity, looking for different equity sources, and focusing on deals with longer-term time horizons. Listen to this informative episode to learn more about what lenders look for when considering an investment, how to act with integrity when conducting business, and what investors should consider when matching their financing to their time horizon.   [00:01 - 06:58] Dealing with Rising Interest Rates in Commercial Real Estate: How Investors are Adapting to the New Market Cycle Interest rates have been kept low by the Federal Reserve to support a healthy economy The Federal Reserve has recently increased interest rates to fight inflation Banks and private equity groups are having a hard time valuing assets Investors are dealing with higher rates by bringing more equity to the table or looking for different equity sources   [06:59 - 15:30] Investors Face Challenges in a Changing Interest Rate Environment Investors are facing challenges due to the current market environment. Options for those with loans coming due include bringing equity, getting a lower-leverage loan, or adding a supplemental loan. Those with variable interest rate loans can look to lock in fixed-rate debt The Federal Reserve is expected to continue increasing rates through spring and potentially into 2024   [15:39 - 24:53] Commercial Real Estate Investing: Risk and Reward in an Era of Reduced Liquidity and Increased Focus on the Sponsor Commercial real estate as an asset class has become riskier When investing, return is always a balance of risk and reward Developers are finding it challenging to find capital for their projects When looking at a business plan or underwriting package for a new acquisition, lenders focus on the sponsor's experience, market studies, net worth, liquidity, and team members Lenders are looking at the borrower and not just the property when assessing a loan   [24:54 - 31:13] Closing Segment The best investment was a value add a multi-family project with a 3.5x return in 2.5 years The worst investment was in a condominium fix and flip with an inexperienced partner See the links below to connect with Adam Connect with Adam through www.TowerCapLLC.com and adam@towercapllc.com.    Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/ Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms. Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities. LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.   Quotes: "The old adage of 'real estate, location, location, location' now it's really sponsor, sponsor, sponsor." - Adam Finkel

Dr. Adam FinkelAdam Finkel is a resident of Dalton, NH and Princeton, NJ. He served in leadership positions in both the Clinton and George W. Bush Administrations aimed at promulgating and evaluating risk-based regulations to protect the nation's workers from chemical, radiological, and biological hazards. He has a Masters Degree in public policy from the JFK School of Government at Harvard and a Doctorate in Environemtnal Health Science from Harvard as well. In the past few years he has jumped into important New Hampshire issues including the efforts to stop the placement of a landfill in the area adjacent to Forest Lake in Dalton as well as other local efforts to protect the NH environment. His concern over the ramifications of the Dobbs decision of the US Supreme Court regarding In Vitro Fertilization have started to consume addition attention of his time because he is concerned that it may be the next target of the fundamentalist forces that have gained control of the Court.

In the Wake of DobbsIs IVF the Next Target for the Morality Police?Dr. Adam FinkelAdam Finkel is a resident of Dalton, NH and Princeton, NJ. He served in leadership positions in both the Clinton and George W. Bush Administrations aimed at promulgating and evaluating risk-based regulations to protect the nation's workers from chemical, radiological, and biological hazards. He has a Masters Degree in public policy from the JFK School of Government at Harvard and a Doctorate in Environemtnal Health Science from Harvard as well. In the past few years he has jumped into important New Hampshire issues including the efforts to stop the placement of a landfill in the area adjacent to Forest Lake in Dalton as well as other local efforts to protect the NH environment. His concern over the ramifications of the Dobbs decision of the US Supreme Court regarding In Vitro Fertilization have started to consume addition attention of his time because he is concerned that it may be the next target of the fundamentalist forces that have gained control of the Court.

Do you have what it takes to grow your business and scale in the real estate industry? The founder of Tower Capital Adam Finkel is here to discuss debt and equity in an informative way to help you further understand the real estate market. Tower Capital is a Phoenix-based commercial real estate structured finance firm specializing in debt and equity placement for most commercial real estate asset classes. They handle the financing of all different types of real estate assets. In this episode, he joins Sam Wilson to explore various aspects of it. Adam emphasizes that you need to have the equity figured out first before going to get the debt. Tune in for more insights!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review & share! https://www.brickeninvestmentgroup.com/podcast

Do you have what it takes to grow your business and scale in the real estate industry? The founder of Tower Capital Adam Finkel is here to discuss debt and equity in an informative way to help you further understand the real estate market. Tower Capital is a Phoenix-based commercial real estate structured finance firm specializing in debt and equity placement for most commercial real estate asset classes. They handle the financing of all different types of real estate assets. In this episode, he joins Sam Wilson to explore various aspects of it. Adam emphasizes that you need to have the equity figured out first before going to get the debt. Tune in for more insights!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review & share! https://www.brickeninvestmentgroup.com/podcast

Adam Finkel is co-founder of Tower Capital, a Phoenix-based  Commercial Real Estate Structured Finance Firm, specializing in debt and equity placement for most commercial real estate  asset classes. Here's some of the topics we covered: Use a broker or go direct to lender? Leveraging broker's credibility  What stage to involve a mortgage broker Bridge debt Qualifying lenders Seasonal aspect of Capital markets DSC - Debt Service Coverage Ratio To find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal: Text Partner to 72345 or email Partner@RodKhleif.com  For more information on our guest, please visit: https://towercapllc.com/  Please Review and Subscribe  

ALEK FIN is Los Angeles-based artist Adam Finkel. I remember writing years ago something to the effect that his music sounded like Jeff Buckley fronting Radiohead. And maybe it wasn't so much that his voice was a dead ringer for Buckley's voice as much as it was his ability to exude this haunting vulnerability with his voice. And yet, despite the level of intimacy he presented in his music, it was equally mysterious.Adam doesn't just write songs...he crafts environments, worlds to lose yourself in. His songs are paintings, notes and tones are colors and lines. The air is a canvas and he has this mastery of bending that air into captivating songs. That's because Adam is an incredibly present person. A second for him carries just as much weight as a year. That focus and intense awareness of his surroundings are ever present in his work. A new full-length ALEK FIN album is due later this year.

What you’ll learn in just 17 minutes from today’s episode: Discover how to find different sources of funding to get you started in real estate  Learn about Adam’s diversification strategy that brought him the most passive income  Learn about financing deals tailored to cater to every type of real estate investor  Resources/Links Towercapllc.com  Summary:  Adam Finkel is a proud father, husband, entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of Tower Capital, a Phoenix-based Commercial Real Estate Structured Finance Firm, specializing in debt and equity placement for most commercial real estate asset classes. Since the firm’s inception in 2015, it has been involved in over $1 billion in successful capitalization on behalf of investors, developers, owners, and operators throughoutthe country.  In this episode, Adam digs deep into how multifamily financing works and its strategic team approach streamlining the financing process in the efficient and least costly manner.  Topics Covered:  01:09 – What led him to real estate  02:26 – What his portfolio looks like  03:39 – Mistakes people commit when they go for financing  07:29 – How financing looks like  08:46 – The minimum dollar transaction for an investor who is just going for small deals  12:39 – What is a capital stack  Key Takeaways:  “It’s really important for people to be diversified whether they’re investing in real estate, you want to maybe be in some different geographies, you want to be in some different asset classes, but not only that, not have all your money in real estate and kind of spread it out between different things as well.” – Adam Finkel  “It’s important for people to understand what the lenders are looking for as far as the sponsor, the borrower goes, how they’re looking at the deal and how they’re underwriting the property to come up with the loan terms.” – Adam Finkel  Connect with Adam Finkel:  Towercapllc.com  LinkedIn  Facebook  Connect with Dave Dubeau: Property Profits Podcast www.davedubeau.com www.investorattractiondemo.com Facebook LinkedIn   Enjoyed the Podcast? Please subscribe on iTunes for updates

Adam has been involved in over half a billion in debt and equity placements. We’ll hear details on some of the more complicated structures he’s worked with, what he learned, and what he can share with us. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review! Best Ever Tweet: “Start small and build your track record” - Adam Finkel Adam Finkel Real Estate Background: Adam is the Founding Partner and Principal at Tower Capital Since 2015, the firm has been involved in over $500 million in successful debt and equity placements on behalf of investors across all major asset classes Based in Phoenix, AZ Say hi to him at   Best Ever Book: Anything that Malcolm Gladwell writes The Best Ever Conference is approaching quickly and you could earn your ticket for free. Simply visit and sign up to be an affiliate to start earning 15% of every ticket you sell.  Our fourth annual conference will be taking place February 20-22 in Keystone, CO. We’ll be covering the higher level topics that our audience has requested to hear.

Our guests for this week’s show is Real estate expert and founder of Tower Capital, Adam Finkel. Tower Capital is an independent structured finance firm that specializes in helping real estate investors navigate the capital markets. Through a strategic team approach, Tower Capital streamlines the financing process to obtain the best solutions for their clients in the most time effective and least costly manor possible. Prior to founding Tower Capital, Adam served as Vice President at Johnson Capital, one of the country’s top real estate capital advisory firms with 20 locations nationwide. There he was involved in the successful placement of over $360 million in bridge and permanent structured financing on behalf of commercial real estate investors and property owners throughout North America. Prior to Johnson Capital, Adam held a few other key roles in different firms and was directly party to more than 300 commercial real estate transactions, which included office, industrial, and retail properties. In 2014, Adam earned the designation of Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), a title held by only a small group of elite commercial real estate investment professionals. Recommended Resources: Check out our company and our investment opportunity by visiting SunriseCapitalInvestors.com Self Directed IRA Investment Opportunity – Click HereTo Learn More About How You Can Invest With Us Through Your SDIRA Accredited Investors Click Hereto learn more about partnering with me and my team on Mobile Home Park deals! Grab a free copy of my latest book “The 21 Biggest Mistakes Investors Make When Purchasing their First Mobile Home Park…and how to avoid them Click Here Schedule your free 30 minute "no obligation" call directly with Kevin by clicking this link https://www.timetrade.com/book/KV2D2

America’s favorite pastime seems to be plagued by tragedy. Former NFL players have come forward to say they’re suffering from a serious brain disease. Others have ended their lives. So we wanted to know: how risky is playing football? Cornerback Isiah Swann, neuroscientist Dr. Kevin Bieniek, neurosurgeon Prof. Bob Cantu, and neurologist Dr. Ira Casson weigh in. Check out the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/2mWkuyR Note: In this episode we discuss depression and suicide. Please take care when listening to the show. National Mental Health Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357). Selected references: The preliminary criteria for diagnosing CTE agreed upon in 2016: http://bit.ly/2m4YzW9  Kevin’s brain bank study: http://bit.ly/2mYNm9I The 99% study: http://bit.ly/2lVRyah The Lancet: Neurology letter: http://bit.ly/2lrugbQ and a response: http://bit.ly/2lnmU9c A survey of former NFL players to see how they’re doing: http://bit.ly/2n62JNr  Credits: This episode was produced by Rose Rimler with help from Wendy Zukerman, along with Meryl Horn and Lexi Krupp. Our senior producer is Kaitlyn Sawrey. We’re edited by Caitlin Kenney. Fact checking by Michelle Harris. Mix and sound design by Peter Leonard. Music written by Peter Leonard, Emma Munger, and Bobby Lord. Recording assistance from Dennis Maler. A big thanks to Prof. Adam Finkel, Prof. Rudy Castellani, Assistant Prof. Robert Lynall, Dr. Eckhard Mandelkow, David Chalmers, Buddy Teevens, and many more. Plus a special thanks to Jim Grau, the Zukerman family and Joseph Lavelle Wilson.

Adam is the Founding Partner and Principal at Tower Capital, a Phoenix-based Commercial Real Estate Finance firm. Since 2015, the firm has been involved in over $500 million in successful debt and equity placements on behalf of investors across all major asset classes.  Adam is an active member of Forbes Real Estate Council and has been featured and published in numerous national and industry publications including Forbes, Globestreet.com, National Real Estate Investor, Phoenix Business Journal, Commercial Executive Magazine, Multi-Housing News, and many others.   Podcast Highlights   Who is Adam Finkel?    Adam is a regular guy from Boston, Massachusetts. When he turned 18 he headed out west and went to school at Arizona State University. It was there where he found an opportunity to get his foot in the door of doing commercial real estate from some of the older members of his fraternity. Prior to that Adam didn’t have any experience in the industry, he just saw the opportunity that was available and went for it. Doing the transactional deals and putting in the work gave Adam a good understanding of what tenants and landlords need, and that served him well once he moved onto the finance side of the business. Investing in real estate doesn’t need a college degree, anyone can do it, which is the great thing about. Adam recommends that people start small since it’s more attainable and makes financing larger deals much easier. The first question Adam gets asked is “who is the sponsor?” because that’s even more important about the details of the deal itself.   Getting Started In Real Estate   Many people get their feet wet in the real estate business by buying single family homes. That’s where Adam tells people to get started in real estate. From there it’s possible and easier to move onto multi family homes, apartments, or commercial real estate. For some people, they have to learn from personal experience and make those mistakes. For those people they usually find that it can be very challenging trying to buy a larger building and they end up starting off small anyway. When Adam was getting into the real estate business in 2003 the market was picking back up again and there was a lot of activity in his local market. He believed that there was no better way to build wealth than real estate so it seemed like the perfect opportunity. Adam loves working with people and finds the capital markets very exciting. There are so many facets to commercial and traditional real estate so there is tremendous potential for people to tap into. With most things in life, it takes exposure to many different things to find out what you like and don’t like. If an opportunity comes along you should try it out and see where it leads you.   Tower Capital and The Finance Side of the Business   Adam wasn’t particularly interested in getting into the financial side of things. After working for a few years he began to get tired of the tenant rep leasing side of the business. He met a man named Neil Churney who invited him to work with Johnson Capital as an analyst helping Neil with the finance side. 

Adam Finkel discusses cost perception and the politics of regulation. Expert Adam FinkelSenior Fellow and Executive Director, Penn Program on Regulation Host Steven Barnes Host, Case in Point    

Adam Finkel discusses cost perception and the politics of regulation. Expert Adam FinkelSenior Fellow and Executive Director, Penn Program on Regulation Host Steven Barnes Host, Case in Point    

Penn Law's Adam Finkel discusses cost perception and the politics of regulation.

This seminar was given by Adam Finkel, Senior Fellow and Executive Director of the Penn Program on Regulation. It was held on October 8, 2015 as part of the Regulatory Policy Program’s regulatory policy seminar series.