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Do you want to learn how to harness the potential of real estate to establish a consistent and dependable income stream? Join Bill Hamel as he reveals strategies for transforming your network into a valuable asset, helping you outpace financial uncertainties. Tune in now!Key Takeaways to Listen forKey performance indicators you should focus on to manage properties correctlyWhat are the criteria of a good real estate deal?Importance of starting a customer relations database earlyStrategies and advice to minimize investment risk in today's marketWhy you should be cautious in underwriting deals and buying propertiesResources Mentioned in This EpisodeNothing Down for the 90's by Robert G. Allen | HardcoverMLS.comApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor About Bill Hamel Bill is a full-time multifamily investor, real estate broker, and founder of Hamel Real Estate. He is an expert at deal selection, apartment rehab, and value-added opportunities. Bill has a vast knowledge of deal flow, creative financing, and property management, ensuring a routine process of finding, funding, and managing multifamily apartments. He is passionate about sharing his successes and failures with other real estate investors. Outside the real estate space, Bill has an impressive background in Ironman and marathon races.Connect with Bill Website: Collecting Real Estate | Hamel Real EstateTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com, and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorsGrow Your Show, LLCThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

In the hundred-and-thirtieth episode of Collecting Real Estate, Bill talks about some concerns investors may have with the uncertainty in the market. Get in touch with Bill at 518-857-9251 or email him at bill@hamelrealestate.com!We need you to be aware of our next buying opportunity!Go to hamelrealestate.com to see a case study of our purchases in 2021 and 2022.

If you are looking to escape the W2 world and get into real estate, a piece of advice from our guest today is to start small and go bigger, faster, so that you can truly benefit from the leverage that real estate offers. Today, we are joined on the podcast by Bill Hamel, owner of Hamel Real Estate. Bill is an expert when it comes to multifamily real estate investing, having started in the real estate world at the age of 21. We dive into some lessons he learned throughout his multifamily journey, from what turned on his real estate lightbulb, how real estate altered his life trajectory, and how his business ultimately came together. He shares with listeners some thoughts on entrepreneurship, key takeaways from the previous market downturn, and what he's focused on these days, criteria-wise. For key insights from someone who's been in the multifamily investing world for over 20 years, don't miss out on this episode of the Freedom Investor Radio podcast! Key Points From This Episode: •   An introduction to our guest, Bill Hamel: what he's doing and how he got there. •   The book that turned on the lightbulb for Bill.•   Bits of advice from Bill for getting into real estate.•   How real estate altered the life path he was on.•   When and how his official business came together. •   His thoughts on nature versus nurture as it relates to real estate and entrepreneurship.•   Bill's key takeaways from the previous market downturn (2008-2009).•   His crystal ball predictions for the market.•   The reason Bill is focused on 20-100 unit criteria. •   Why he's interested in the southern states.•   Reasons why Bill has more recently switched to syndications.•   How protecting his portfolio got him into marathons, triathlons, and other endurance athletics.•   He shares his day-to-day structured routine.•   How Bill's never-quit attitude sets him apart from others who are doing the same thing. •   A last golden nugget of advice from Bill!  Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Bill Hamel on LinkedInBill Hamel on EmailBill Hamel Phone Number — +1 (518) 857-9251Hamel Real EstateNothing Down for the 90sTo learn more about how you can become a passive Airbnb owner and participate in the Freedom Investor Short Term Rental Fund, head on over to:https://www.freedominvestor.io/str

In the hundred-and-twenty-second episode of Collecting Real Estate, Bill talks about his ROI experience with his 60-unit property in Latham, New York. Get in touch with Bill at 518-857-9251 or email him at bill@hamelrealestate.com! 

Now's your chance to learn valuable lessons as Bill Hamel talks about how he became a savvy investor the hard way. Stay tuned as we chat about the power of creative financing, multifamily market conditions, and how you can get your needed time freedom by leveraging real estate.WHAT TO LISTEN FORThe importance of investing in properties in suitable locations A walkthrough on what creative financing is all aboutWhy you should build a vast investor networkExcellent advice on securing the best real estate dealsHow to utilize debt the right wayABOUT BILL HAMELBill Hamel is a full-time multifamily investor, real estate broker, and founder of Hamel Real Estate. He is an expert at deal selection, apartment rehab, and value add opportunities. Bill has a vast knowledge of deal flow, creative financing, and property management, ensuring a routine process of finding, funding, and managing multifamily apartments. He is passionate about sharing his successes and failures with other real estate investors. Outside the real estate space, Bill has an impressive background in Ironman and marathon races.CONNECT WITH BILLPodcast: Collecting Real Estate https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collecting-real-estate/id1567216246Facebook: Bill Hamel https://www.facebook.com/bill.hamel.37/LinkedIn: Bill Hamel https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-hamel-84b52619/Phone: (518) 857-9251Email: bill@hamelrealestate.comCONNECT WITH USTo learn more about investment opportunities, join the Cityside Capital Investor Club.Follow us on Facebook: Cityside CapitalFollow us on Instagram: @citysidecapital_tim_lyonsConnect with us on LinkedIn: Tim LyonsConnect with us via Email: greg@citysidecap.com | tim@citysidecap.com

In the hundred-and-ninth episode of Collecting Real Estate, Bill and Stephen talked about their journeys in real estate, and how they made the shift to becoming the real estate investors that they are today. If you want to hear about more investment opportunities in the coming year or two, make sure to give Bill and Stephen a call!Bill: 518 857 9251Stephen: 518 860 6430

In the one-hundredth episode of Collecting Real Estate, Bill and Stephen talked about the repositioning of their recently acquired properties. 

C.A.N.I. stands for constant and never ending improvement. This was the overall theme of the trip that Bill went on in March. Combining a Jake and Gino meetup in Austin, TX and a Luke Wren meetup in Sarasota, FL provided plenty of opportunities for networking and learning. Surrounding yourself with like-minded, ambitious people is the best way for anyone to keep improving.

In this episode Bill Hamel and Stephen Pearse talked about a 15-Unit  building they syndicated.Bill Hamel and Stephen Pearse recently syndicated their first building as lead general partners. The property is a 15-unit apartment building in Troy, NY with great value-add potential. If you are interested in learning more about this deal, or future syndications, visit hamelrealestate.com.

Join Vince Gethings, as he chats with Bill Hamel who purchased his first property at 21 years old, as they chat mostly about the power of focus. Bill Hamel shares how in 2021 he was able to sell 40 buildings and utilize 1031 exchanges. Before he reached that point though, he had to go through the Great Recession where he already has a good portfolio and was so focused on protecting it that he lost all momentum. With more than 2 decades of experience in the field, Bill definitely had his share of dark times before realizing how powerful focus can be when mastered. He once wrote a manual for his previous company and in the end, left it due to being burnt out for not letting go of control. This episode is filled with different details on Bill's mindset when it comes to business so be sure to stay tuned!    Giving up control is healthier than holding onto it:  Bill shares how he once worked on an operations manual. A small document that quickly turned into a system of procedures that helped guide his employees. But the challenge for Bill came knocking eventually. He had a hard time letting go of the control and was always on the lookout for his employees, even stating that he never allowed them to fail, which inevitably meant they were never allowed to properly grow. That kind of leadership that he pulled on his team burnt him out. He would immediately take over a task that is not being done the way he wanted and that certainly became toxic for himself in the end. After 8 to 9 years, when he finished the manual, he just went up and left, letting go not only of control but also of being a property manager.     Mistakes don't make the business perfect but smoother:  Before the fire round with Bill, he shared two of the biggest mistakes he's done on his entire journey in the field. One of which was that they weren't so strict with the rules that they set when selecting tenants. They had a certain allowance for mishaps with the information that applicants hand over to them and that caused problems for them. This made Bill do another mindset shift and be properly professional with the system that they are following in order to avoid further mishaps as it not only makes business smoother and easier but also lowers a lot of risks.     About Bill Hamel:  Bill Hamel is an expert at deal selection, apartment rehab and value add opportunities. We have vast knowledge in deal flow, creative financing, and property management ensuring a routine process of finding, funding, and managing multi-family apartments.    Hamel Real Estate is a real estate investment company focusing on acquiring large multi-family properties, providing investment opportunities to potential investors to build wealth passively with multifamily properties.    Outline of the episode:   [01:23] Who is Bill Hamel and how he started with real estate investing [07:44] The thought process of moving from small-scale to large-scale [13:55]  Importance of being able to pause and recalibrating focus [17:41]  The biggest mistakes Bill did and how he recovered [24:23] Fire round with Bill Hamel [27:32] Bill's advice, have a great “why?” And many more!    Connect with Bill Hamel:  Website  LinkedIn  Facebook    Connect with Cashflow Project!  Website  LinkedIn  Youtube  Facebook  Instagram   

In the thirty seventh episode of Collecting Real Estate, Bill and Stephen discuss Bill's most recent purchase- a 60-unit townhouse style apartment complex in Latham, NY. Bill joined two partners to execute the deal and are managing it in-house. This is Bill's largest acquisition to date and the numbers on the deal are great. If you have interest in investing in Bill's next acquisition, visit hamelrealestate.com to learn more. 

“When you acquire properties little by little over a long period of time, it's easier to keep organized and keep everything straight in your head.”-Bill HamelBill Hamel of Hamel Real Estate has been investing since the age of 21. He has accumulated 40 plus buildings and over 240 units over a long period of time in the capital region of New York. He specializes in family properties, the 30 unit style assets managing and house until 2020. They now focus on buying and selling large multifamily properties ranging from 30 to 100 units in the towns of the capital region, and Tampa Bay area Florida.In this episode, Trevor and Bill discuss:-How a 21 year old restaurant employee started real estate investing.-Finding the right market place.-The difference between investing in Tampa Bay and the Capital Region.-The process of liquidating properties.-The strategies in buying properties.-How to start investing without utilizing all your cash resources-How to scale up your business quickly.

In this episode, we have Bill Hamel on the show who talks about the mindset needed for getting into multifamily real estate and talking to your property manager for a potential deal. Bill started investing at 21.  He slowly built a portfolio of smaller properties consisting of  45 buildings totaling 230 apartments.  He managed the properties until 2019 when he moved away from property management.  At that point; he sold many of his smaller properties and is now focusing on scaling his larger multifamily real estate collection.  Bill Hamel's Information:  Email: bill@hamelrealestate.comYou can also find Bill on Facebook and Linkedin!Thank you for listening to this week's episode of the No B.S. Real Estate Show! See you all next week!If you want to learn more about passive investing opportunities OR want to invest actively. Reach out to us on our social media's or website Our website: www.thevisioneergroup.comEthan Neumann:Instagram: @EthanNeumannOfficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EthanNeumann11Linkedin: http://linkedin.com/in/ethan-neumann1Harris Trail:Instagram: @HarrisTrail Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/harris.trail/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harrison-trail-5942211b5/

In today's podcast, we'll be sitting down with my friend, Bill Hamel, whom I have met in the Jake and Gino community. And I am very fortunate to have linked up with him because he's very knowledgeable, very experienced, and very well versed in multifamily. Bill started purchasing and managing small apartment buildings at the age 21 in Albany, New York where he and his partners eventually accumulated a portfolio consisting of 240 units. In 2017, after a serious health matter, Bill moved away from hands-on property management and currently focuses on acquiring large multifamily communities and mentoring newer investors ensuring their success in the real estate investing space.  Make sure to tune in because Bill is going to walk us through his experience with real estate and how he was able to find success in multifamily investing.    [00:01 – 7:55] Opening Segment I introduce our guest, Bill Ham How Bill started his real estate journey  Starting with a small portfolio  Struggling with managing a business  Eventually focusing on large multifamily acquisitions Bill shares about his long transition to real estate Pivoting is scary at first  The sense of freedom is fulfilling   [07:56 – 23:23] Finding Success in Multifamily  Writing a Property Management Systems book  General concept of being an owner, not an operator  A tool to find solutions to multifamily property challenges Book recommendation  See link below  How this book helped Bill develop his mindset Getting deals with little to no money of downpayment  Experience in seller financing and creative financing deals Working with teams in real estate The importance of having a growth mindset   [23:23 – 38:13] Keeping an Eye on Great Deals and Knowing When to Walk Away Talking about Bill's target market in Albany, New York  Starting in an area that Bill was comfortable with  Under contract of 94 units Walking away from a contract Tiptoeing around the property and not seeing the whole apartment  Finding out the true state of the units after the inspection Dealing with the emotional side of losing deals  Watching out for new deals in New York City Having a thought platform Being more relevant through social media  Sharing more of their through a podcast, Collecting Real Estate Having a monthly meet-up  [38 - 13 - 41:04] Closing Segment Bill shares his biography title Connect with BIll through the links below  Final words   Resources Mentioned:  Book Recommendation: Nothing Down for the 90s by Robert G. Allen    Tweetable Quotes: “I was a slave to the business, but it was my strange choice.” - Bill Hamel “As you're gaining traction in the business, and you're developing some credibility, it will attract people that are interested in investing in your deal.” - Bill Hamel “It was that strong “why” right at the beginning that fueled those first 10 years of building that (strong) portfolio.” - Bill Hamel Find out more and connect with Bill Hamel through LinkedIn, Facebook, or send him an email at  bill@hamelrealestate.com. You can also check out his website at www.hamelrealestate.com.   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. I believe that you only need a small axe to build a lasting empire. Let's start building yours! To know more about me and all the real estate opportunities you can find, you can connect with me on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook or check out my website https://smallaxecommunities.com/ and book a call with me.

In this sixteenth episode Bill Hamel discusses the eighteenth investment property of his career. This property was a single-family home in the town of Ballston Lake and was a flip for Bill. In the episode Bill discusses challenges dealing with a well system and why he believes well should be avoided altogether. 

Bill Hamel has been in multifamily residential real estate for about 27 years. He had been investing in a lot of small properties. As he learned the business and property management and very well through that process, he recently pivoted to focus on scaling into much larger apartment communities.He currently focuses on commercial multifamily real estate in New York's Capital Region and the Tampa Bay Area of Florida. He has been actively investing in small to medium size multifamily properties since the 1990s. Over that time, he accumulated and managed a portfolio of 40 properties consisting of 200+ apartments in the Albany, NY market.In our conversation, we discussed:Tips on building good relationshipsDealing with time constraints, specifically in such a hot market. High tenant retention and high tenant referralsConnect with Bill Hamel:Website: hamelrealestate.comLove the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Capital Gains Tax Solutions Community today:capitalgainstaxsolutions.comCapital Gains Tax Solutions FacebookCapital Gains Tax Solutions Twitter

In this fifteenth episode Bill Hamel discusses the seventeenth investment property of his career. This was a mixed-use building that became Hamel Real Estate's first office. The second floor of the building is an apartment and Bill eventually leased the office space on the first floor. A lot of this episode is spent discussing Bill's mindset as he acquires his first office while trying to run and grow a property management company, and investment company and a brokerage all at the same time. 

In this fourteenth episode Bill Hamel discusses the sixteenth investment property of his career. This seven-unit building is the largest multifamily property of Bill's career up until this point. The building was purchased during a time when properties were selling at a low price and this made the investment a cash cow. 

In this twelfth episode Bill Hamel discusses the fourteenth investment property of his career. A lot of this episode is spent discussing partnerships. Bill took on a new partnership with a friend from high school and it didn't work out exactly as planned. Partnerships can be vital for growth but they can also backfire if treated correctly. 

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In this eleventh episode Bill Hamel discusses the thirteenth investment property of his career. This property was another rental in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany. Bill discusses building a team as a contractor and getting comfortable with the construction rehab process. There is great discussion in this episode for any investor trying to scale their business. 

In this ninth episode Bill Hamel discusses the twelfth investment property of his career. This investment was a burned single-family home in the same Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany. Bill spent six months as the contractor rehabbing the home to get it ready to flip. This episode has good discussions on construction rehab and the processes involved with it. 

In this eighth episode Bill Hamel discusses the eleventh investment property of his career. This investment was another college rental in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany. At this point Bill and his partner were still self-managing eleven properties as they learned the industry through first-hand experiences. Bill and Stephen also briefly discuss market cycles and Bill debates the decision of selling this property. This episode provides a good example of forward momentum leading to more properties and how creating a system can work to grow a portfolio. 

In this seventh episode Bill Hamel discusses the tenth investment property of his career. This investment was Bill's second property in the Village of Menands. It was in the same area as his first Menands property, and he explains the importance of building clusters of properties. Bill describes the rehab that went into this property and elucidates that a property “flying under the radar” is usually a good thing.  This episode shows how Collecting Real Estate can have a snowball effect and determination in this industry will show real results.  

In this sixth episode Stephen Pearse interviews his co-host Bill Hamel on the ninth investment property of Bill's career. This investment was Bill's first commercial property and another win at auction. When he arrived at the auction, he was not planning on purchasing the property. Bill discusses how filling a commercial lease can be more difficult than a residential lease and then he explains how he was able to flip the property for a big gain in about 15 months. This episode gives a great example on a residential investor making their first investment in the commercial space and being successful. If you like what you hear you can follow Collecting Real Estate on Instagram @collectingrealestate and you can follow Stephen @stephen_pearse3. You can also visit Hamel Real Estate's website at hamelrealestate.com As always, thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy. 

In this fifth episode I interview my co-host Bill Hamel on the eighth investment property of his career. This property is a duplex, located next-door to his seventh property, in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany. Bill does a great walking through his first auction purchase from start to finish. He then discusses how he was able to finance the property using credit card cash advances and eventually utilizing the BRRR method before the BRRR method was a known term. The key takeaways from this episode are learning how to win in the auction style and how to get creative with financing.  Website: hamelrealestate.com

In this fourth episode I interview my co-host Bill Hamel on the seventh investment property of his career. This single-family construction rehab property is back in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany and Bill has his first experience renting to students that wanted to party. He discusses the difficulty of being 25 years old and having to manage tenants that treat his investment property like a fraternity house. He then becomes uncle Bill when the next tenants become a little too friendly.  The key takeaways from this episode are properly screening for tenants and then how to be amicable with your tenants while keeping the relationship professional.  Website: hamelrealestate.com

In this episode Stephen Pearse and Bill Hamel discuss Bill's fifth and sixth real estate investment purchases. At this point Bill's properties are getting further away from one another and he is spending a lot of time on construction rehab. There are a lot of good pieces of information in this episode, especially for someone who is getting started in the industry and is in the 5-20 door range. Hamel Real Estate Website: hamelrealestate.com

On this episode Stephen Pearse and Bill Hamel discuss Bill's fourth real estate purchases. This was Bill's first purchase outside of Albany, NY in the The Village of Menands. He explains lessons that were learned as he reflects on another property from the past.Hamel Real Estate Website: hamelrealestate.com

On this episode Stephen Pearse and Bill Hamel discuss Bill's first three real estate purchases. Bill shares the lessons he learned throughout the process as he reflects on purchases made in the mid 90s. All three of the homes are located in Albany, NY and Bill quickly became an expert in this market.Hamel Real Estate Website: hamelrealestate.com Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCduDLmgr2xSPR3m6oHK4CNQ

Looking to make the move from operator to owner? Then this is the episode for you!In this episode Greg and Darren welcome fellow investor Bill Hamel who generously shares his journey from multifamily operator to multifamily owner. Bill has been investing for decades and has some fantastic insights for those of us who haven’t had quite as long a career.  One great takeaway – When you dabble, you don’t get the results you want.Bill Hamel has been a successful multifamily real estate investor since the 90’s.  He started buying smaller investment properties in the Albany, NY area with a childhood buddy.  Once established in this space, Bill continued building his portfolio by adding his brother as another partner. He added larger multifamily properties into the plan and accumulated well over 200 units in the portfolio. Bill operated an in-house property management company focusing on great customer service maximizing resident retention and referrals.In 2017; after a serious health issue, Bill decided to transition from an operator of their portfolio to large multifamily investments.  Bill plans to utilize many years in the business by sharing larger, profitable investments with like-minded, active   investors along with providing access for passive investors seeking alternate, high yielding investments to diversify their portfolio. You may reach Bill by email at bill@hamelrealestate.com. Greg ScullyGreg@realwealth.solutions or schedule a call - https://calendly.com Darren LightDarren@realwealth.solutions or schedule a call - https://calendly.com Sign up for The Real Wealth Solutions newsletter HERE.  Or reach us on any of the following links:Real Wealth Solutions - Facebook - LinkedIn  -YouTube Thanks for listening and, as always, a positive review or follow is greatly appreciated.