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In this episode of Masters of Moments, I share my experiences in hospitality and real estate investment, from raising $6 million for a preferred equity deal to handling unexpected challenges in hotel management. I also discuss the shift toward experiential and lifestyle hotels and why smaller investment opportunities can offer strong returns. I also discuss how technology improves hotel operations, makes it easier to manage boutique properties, and the potential benefits of incorporating residences into hotel projects. I also break down key strategies for building strong investor relationships and navigating market trends. Other topics include: - Finding value in overlooked investment opportunities- Revenue strategies for hotel profitability- Lessons learned from setbacks in hotel operationsWhether you're new to hospitality or a seasoned investor, this episode offers practical insights on building and managing successful hotel projects.Connect & Invest with Jake:Follow Jake on X: https://x.com/JWurzak1 on 1 coaching with Jake: https://www.jakewurzak.com/coachingLearn How to Invest with DoveHill: https://bit.ly/3yg8PwoTopics:(00:00:00) - Intro(00:00:51) - Exploring Estelle Manor: A New Hospitality Trend (00:02:46) - Insights from the Lodging Investment Conference (00:04:13) - Opportunities in Small Deals and Private Equity (00:06:54) - The Shift in Hospitality Preferences (00:08:06) - Challenges for Traditional Hotels (00:09:08) - The Rise of Experiential and Lifestyle Hotels (00:09:50) - Case Study: The Breakers Hotel (00:11:01) - The Middle Market's New Options (00:20:16) - Automating Small Hotels: A Success Story (00:28:24) - Scaling Challenges in the Hotel Business (00:28:56) - Dealing with Hotel Incidents (00:31:41) - Balancing Occupancy and Revenue (00:33:30) - Strategies for Managing Hotel Rates (00:37:55) - The Rise of Experiential Travel (00:43:47) - Incorporating Residences in Hotels (00:46:50) - Fractional Ownership and Real Estate Strategies (00:53:16) - Creating a Unique Hotel Brand (00:55:26) - Effective Communication for Raising Capital (00:58:41) - Conclusion and Final ThoughtsLinks:Estelle Manor - https://www.estellemanor.comThe Lodging Conference - https://www.lodgingconference.comHyatt Regency O'Hare Chicago - https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/illinois/hyatt-regency-ohare-chicago/ohareChicago Athletic Association Hotel - https://www.chicagoathletichotel.comMuse - https://www.muse.comSALTO Systems - https://www.saltosystems.comDIAMO - https://www.diamo.comCost.com - https://www.cost.comAutoCamp - https://www.autocamp.comBelmond - https://www.belmond.comLVMH - https://www.lvmh.comAll-In Podcast - https://www.allinpodcast.coCloudKitchens - https://www.cloudkitchens.com
In this episode of the AIA podcast, host Alex Perny welcomes Chris Gerardi, Founder and CEO of Realbricks, for a discussion on fractional investing. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and join our growing community for new videos every week. If you are interested in being a podcast guest speaker or have questions, contact us at Podcast@AdvantaIRA.com. Learn more about our guest, Chris Gerardi: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-gerardi-907779215/ The Alternative Investing Advantage is brought to you by Advanta IRA. Advanta IRA does not offer investment, tax, or legal advice nor do we endorse any products, investments, or companies that offer such advice and/or investments. This includes any investments promoted or discussed during the podcast as neither Advanta IRA nor its employees, have reviewed or vetted any investments, persons, or companies that may discuss their services during this podcast. All parties are strongly encouraged to perform their own due diligence and consult with the appropriate professional(s) before entering into any type of investment.
Austin is CEO of Pacaso and co-founded the company with Spencer Rascoff (co-founder and former CEO of Zillow) to make the dream of second home ownership a reality for more people after experiencing the profound effect it had on his own life. Pacaso is Austin's second startup. In 2009, he founded dotloop in his hometown of Cincinnati, a company that created software to seamlessly manage real estate transactions. Zillow acquired dotloop in 2015, and Austin continued to run dotloop as a Zillow executive until 2018. Austin started selling real estate at the age of 18 and worked in residential and commercial real estate for a decade.(01:38) - Housing market update(05:26) - Rise of fractional investing & ownership(9:06) - Feature: Pacaso - Luxury vacation home ownership, elevated. Join Pacaso's growth and become an investor of a venture-backed company at Pacaso.com/invest(13:52) - Pacaso's Reg-A offering(16:16) - Pacaso vs. timeshares vs. shares of Hotel companies(21:38) - Property management & owner benefits(26:27) - Community impact & housing affordability(29:39) - Pacaso's Business Model(35:22) - Feature: Blueprint - The Future of Real Estate 2025(36:12) - Reg A investments, transparency & compliance(53:41) - Collaboration Superpower: Steve Jobs
We talk with Margaret Lomas this week about Amazon's Jeff Bezos fractional ownership model. Veronica Morgan talk about vendor advocacy and ways people are supplementing saving for a property including 'OnlyFans'. Carly Frost from South of Adelaide talks about the amazing growth. Nick Hernandez talks about a whole town of real estate that you can buy. And Tolemy Stevens talks about the Gold Coast luxury market. Listen here: https://apple.co/3wub8Le ► Subscribe here to never miss an episode: https://www.podbean.com/user-xyelbri7gupo ► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/therealestatepodcast/?hl=en ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070592715418 ► Email: myrealestatepodcast@gmail.com The latest real estate news, trends and predictions for Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. We include home buying tips, commercial real estate, property market analysis and real estate investment strategies. Including real estate trends, finance and real estate agents and brokers. Plus real estate law and regulations, and real estate development insights. And real estate investing for first home buyers, real estate market reports and real estate negotiation skills. We include Hobart, Darwin, Hervey Bay, the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Central Coast, Wollongong, Geelong, Townsville, Cairns, Ballarat, Bendigo, Launceston, Mackay, Rockhampton, Coffs Harbour. #sydneyproperty #Melbourneproperty #brisbaneproperty #perthproperty
What's up, folks? It's Brad Lea back with another explosive episode of Dropping Bombs. Today, we're doubling up with two experts in the skies, Mike Martin and Sean Richey. These guys have over 25 years of experience in aviation, from flying private jets to managing corporate fleets. They're here to break down how you can take flight—literally and figuratively—and dive into the world of piloting and debunk some aviation myths including UFO sightings from the cockpit. Don't miss the next Dropping Bombs episode for more straight talk, success tips, and insights from industry pros. Keep it real, folks! What You'll Learn: How to fast-track their journey into aviation with insider tips to save time and money. Highlights: Why Now is the Best Time to Become a Pilot The ProPilot Playbook: Save Time & Money Private Jet Ownership: Smart Moves for the Richies The Perks of Being a Pilot Aviation Myths Debunked Resources Mentioned: https://www.propilotplaybook.com/ You can follow today's guest at: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProPilotPlaybook https://www.instagram.com/propilotplaybook/?hl=en Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182 Watch the full video episode on Brad's Youtube here: https://bradlea.tv
Is fractional ownership the future of affordable housing? Austin Allison, CEO of Pacaso, joins us once again, this time to discuss the potential of co-ownership and how it can address affordability challenges. We explore the innovative model behind Pacaso, the benefits of co-owning vacation homes, and the importance of an infinite mindset in entrepreneurship. Austin shares his insights on navigating challenging markets, building a resilient business, and embracing change in the real estate industry. Follow this link for the Summer 2024 housing market update from Pacaso. Connect with Austin on - LinkedIn. Check out Pacaso on - Pinterest - YouTube - X - LinkedIn - Instagram. And online at pacaso.com. Follow Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered Podcast on Instagram - YouTube - Facebook - TikTok. Visit us online at realestateinsidersunfiltered.com. Link to Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered Link to Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/realestateinsiderspod/ Link to YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered Link to TikTok Page: https://www.tiktok.com/@realestateinsiderspod This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative 2024.
Frank is a 3x entrepreneur with a passion for the intersection of fintech and math. Frank originally hails from Germany. Early attempts at becoming a child prodigy violinist were unsuccessful which forced his parents to abandon any hope or supervision. Left to his own, Frank quickly became famous for wrestling rattlesnakes and kayaking. His sister meanwhile became a child prodigy violinist. Looking for a brighter future, Frank moved to California where his first job was a choice between watering marijuana plants in the Northern California mountains or building a neural network-based prediction engine for horse racing results. Ever focused on doing the right thing, he built the neural network for horse racing. Several other lucky turns led him to stay in the US and eventually graduate from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a BS in Economics. Since then, he's been a consultant at Oliver Wyman, started an online insurance company, spent 4 years at FICO, and grew Nomis from
Learn how fractional ownership can revolutionize your approach to real estate investing! In this episode of The Agent of Wealth Podcast, host Marc Bautis explores the concept of co-investing in real estate with Brian Davis, co-founder of SparkRental and an expert in passive real estate investing. Brian shares valuable insights on how fractional ownership allows investors to diversify their portfolios and minimize risks while accessing opportunities that may have previously seemed out of reach.In this episode, you will learn:The fundamentals of co-investing and how it differs from traditional real estate investing.The benefits of fractional ownership for both novice and seasoned investors.How SparkRental facilitates co-investing for its club members, making real estate investment more accessible.Practical tips for getting started in co-investing and maximizing your investment potential.And more!Tune in to unlock the power of fractional ownership!Resources:Episode Blog & Transcript | SparkRental.com | Live Off Rents Podcast | support@sparkrental.com | brian@sparkrental.com | Bautis Financial: 8 Hillside Ave, Suite LL1 Montclair, New Jersey 07042 (862) 205-5000 | Schedule an Introductory Call
Headlines:- The Who is Who and What is What of Pavel Durov's Arrest- Saudi Arabian Mills' $271 million IPO Covered within an Hour- Konvi launching fractional ownership in UAE real estate from $280- Webook prepares for a billion-dollar IPO on the Saudi exchange after significant achievements.
Christopher Kaufman is a co-founder and the Chief Creative Officer of StockX, an online marketplace for sneakers, collectibles, and clothing. StockX, launched in 2016, uses stock market principles for trading items with transparency and authenticity. Beyond his role at StockX, Kaufman has been involved in other ventures and continues to engage with the entrepreneurial community, sharing his experiences and insights with students and aspiring entrepreneurs Connect with Christopher Kaufman! instagram.com/kaufstagram x.com/kauf CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Introduction 0:59 - Meet Christopher Kaufman 5:39 - Chris's Painting Collections 6:40 - Has Chris always been a Collector? 7:10 - Chris on StockX and Art Clvb 12:13 - How does StockX handle sneaker/clothing/collectible verification? 18:40 - Chris on StockX's Two-Verification Process 20:38 - StockX's Verification Process Success Rate 25:42 - Chris on StockX's Verification Costs 27:49 - Chris on StockX's Sellers making Multi-Million dollar Businesses 31:12 - How do people make money on StockX? 34:07 - How does Sneaker Backdooring Work? 37:19 - How does E-commerce affect the Retail Market? 42:12 - Are Luxury Brands Declining in Hype Nowadays? 48:34 - Chris on the valuation of Andy's TNF x Supreme Atlas Jacket and other collectibles 55:59 - Chris on Why and How he started Art Clvb 1:04:10 - Chris on the consequences of breaking the Blockchain chain of ownership 1:06:31 - Chris on Cryptocurrency and Collecting NFTs 1:11:20 - Chris on Logan Paul's Fractional Sale of Pokémon Cards 1:14:22 - How does Fractional Ownership work? 1:17:26 - Chris's thoughts on investing in Watch Collections 1:21:25 - Chris on buying power through every generation 1:25:20 - Has traveling nowadays become Consumerism? 1:26:23 - Chris's thoughts on Replicas 1:29:52 - Chris on his criteria for buying things 1:32:10 - What products does Chris think are underrated? 1:34:14 - Chris on choosing what products to buy 1:35:34 - Chris's recent life discoveries 1:37:07 - Chris's goals for the next six months 1:37:49 - Connect with Chris Kaufman 1:38:21 - Outro
In this episode, we explore what what fractional ownership means, how it can positively affect your real estate portfolio and build your financial future. Freddie Palomarez specializes in creative transactions and investment properties. Leveraging social media to inform real estate professionals and the public about new industry trends and processes. In this conversation, we discuss:Asking the tough questions when going into business with multiple peopleThe benefits and risks of fractional ownershipOptions when it comes to financing fractional ownershipFor this week's practice: Get curious on fractional ownership and explore options that could help build your real estate portfolio. We love hearing from you. Would you like to be a featured guest, or do you have ideas for future topics? Drop us a line in the comments or email us at wellness@newhomestar.com. In the meantime, please keep an eye out for our upcoming episode, and as always...Live Well!Connect with Elizabeth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethblissettConnect with Brionne: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brionne-thome-691486112Connect with Freddie: https://www.facebook.com/realfreddiepLearn more about New Home Star: https://www.newhomestar.com
Here's a fun one for y'all. Frank Rohde, Founder and CEO of Ownify, a company working to revolutionize homeownership through fractional ownership joins the show. Frank shares insights into Ownify's innovative model that helps first-time homebuyers with good income and credit but limited savings gradually build equity in their homes. You'll hear about Frank's diverse background, including his roles at FICO and Nomis, and how these experiences helped shape Ownify. He explains the dual nature of Ownify's operations, balancing PropCo and OpCo dynamics to benefit both consumers and investors.We get practical, outlining steps for using Ownify, the challenges and opportunities in the current real estate market, and Frank's predictions for the future of homeownership and proptech. Listen in!More about Frank and OwnifyOwnify is rebuilding the path to homeownership to make it achievable for the next generation of homebuyers. Our fractional ownership platform partners savvy investors with qualified first-time homebuyers to buy their home "brick by brick" - zero debt & no surprises. With Ownify, homebuyers and investors together reap the collective benefits of building equity, creating stability, and investing in the health of local communities for years to come. For our "Ownis", Ownify offers a low down payment of 2%, a powerful cash offer to compete against corporate buyers, no unforeseen costs & surprises, and evergreen equity in their home. For our investors, Ownify offers fractional ownership in a single family home generating income and real estate returns, shared equity & shared purpose with the Owni, and positive community impact by helping first-time homebuyers.Frank originally hails from Germany. Early attempts at becoming a child prodigy violinist were unsuccessful which forced his parents to abandon any hope or supervision. Left to his own, Frank quickly became famous for wrestling rattlesnakes and kayaking. His sister meanwhile became the child prodigy violinist. Looking for a brighter future, Frank moved to California where his first job was a choice between watering marijuana plants in the Northern California mountains or building a neural network-based prediction engine for horse racing results. Ever focused on doing the right thing, he built the neural network for horse racing. Several other lucky turns led him to stay in the US and eventually graduate from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a BS in Economics. Since then, he's been a consultant at Oliver Wyman, started an online insurance company, spent 4 years at FICO, and grew Nomis from
It's time for another real estate episode with Blake Ginther from The Ginther Group in Winston Salem. Blake provides a comprehensive summer market update, delving into the current trends and challenges in the Triad housing market. Discover why broker opens are making a comeback, the nuances of the 400k-650k price range, and how sellers can best position their homes in a softer market. Blake also shares insights on the emerging trend of fractional home ownership among friends, offering creative solutions for younger buyers facing affordability issues. Plus, get a sneak peek into the potential future of interest rates and inventory levels as we approach the fall season. For more information, visit The Ginther Group or call 336-283-8689. The Triad Podcast Network is proudly sponsored by The Ginther Group Real Estate, Ashley McKenzie-Sharpe of Highlands Residential Mortgage, Dewey's Bakery and Three Magnolias Financial Advisors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Are you missing out on one of the best investment opportunities on the market? Lewis Hall and Christian Woolard have developed a truly unique hands-off investment product that could deliver returns of up to 60% - and you don't want to be the one who misses out. This exclusive offering provides fractional ownership in brand new, modern apartments that are already leased for 25 years to a government-backed assisted living provider. With an entry point of just £16,000, investors can enjoy a 10% annual yield that rises with inflation, plus a guaranteed minimum 15% uplift when the properties are eventually sold to major pension funds and wealth management groups. The level of legal and regulatory oversight, as well as the company's exclusive partnerships, make this a game-changing investment that you simply can't afford to pass up. Don't be the one who looks back with regret - get in on this exceptional opportunity before it's too late. 0:00 Intro 5:10 New investment product offering exclusive access to brand new apartments leased for 25 years. 10:58 Government-backed investment with potential for returns. 16:00 Investment opportunity with potential for high returns, but also risks involved. 19:58 Investing in assisted living properties with long-term contracts. 23:47 Investment opportunities with high returns. For more information on the subjects covered in this podcast and to connect with Lewis and Christian, head to https://tinyurl.com/uniquepropertygroup now. MORE ON CEO & THE FOUNDER: This show is a powerful, real-world investment podcast brought to you by The Unique Property Group where your hosts, Lewis Hall and Christian Woollard, delve into the dynamic roles and collaborative synergy between CEOs and founders. Join us as we explore how distinct leadership styles, skills, and visions can work collaboratively to drive business growth and success. Each episode features insightful discussions with this pair of seasoned entrepreneurs. We unpack the unique challenges and triumphs experienced at the helm of a business, highlighting how opposing skillsets can complement each other in the business world. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a current business owner, or simply intrigued by leadership, "CEO and The Founder" provides valuable lessons on effective partnership and strategic management. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, business development, leadership dynamics, and the secrets behind successful business partnerships. Follow and subscribe to "CEO and The Founder" for your weekly dose of leadership insights and strategies that could redefine how you think about running and growing a business.
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We spoke with Shiv Parekh - Founder of hBits - a fractional ownership platform focused on democratizing Commercial Real Estate. Grade A Commercial properties, typically leased to multinational corporations and institutions, can potentially offer stable, secure, and relatively high yielding rental incomes to investors. hBits grants retail investors access to such high-value assets by aggregating demand on its platform, and on the way reduces average ticket size needed to participate. With rising investor appetite for Real Estate linked financial instruments in general, and SEBI's recent interventions to regulate the fractional ownership industry in particular, hBits' product offering and Shiv's insights are very timely. Hope you enjoy this TRANSFIN. Podcast with Nikhil Arora and Sharath Toopran, where we converse with entrepreneurs and business operators running successful startups, profitable SMEs and family promoted firms on one end, and top investment professionals representing VC/PE/credit funds on the other. The objective is to bring out an "actionable" perspective converging the world of business and investing. If you're a founder and if you'd like us to drill down your model, feel free to drop us a line at edit@transfin.in
"The one thing that has become quite clear in Asia, at least it's direct to retail - the government is not ready. The market is not ready. And there still needs to be a very high level of consumer protection. A lot more of a B2B-to-C approach. Where, let's say today's Web3 companies will need to partner up with existing licensed entities, whether they be licensed startups or even licensed institutions to provide their offerings to the retail. That's actually really good. Because it provides safeguards. We saw what happened last time when we didn't have those safeguards. So many retail investors lost money in FTX's spectacular blow-up, right? And that really hurt the space, that really hurt the trust, it really hurt the reputation of the space. So directionally it is inconvenient but necessary. For governments to I would say slow down or make access to retail a lot harder. Like in Singapore, we don't see any upcoming movements that crypto is going to be available to retail or easily available to retail anytime soon. We see the same in Hong Kong. The exception would of course be Dubai, but that's already more on the Middle East part, right? And then in the US, it's like a witch hunt. Basically, the long story short is it's still going to be very B2B2C driven, where the interface towards the masses, the retail, will still lie within licensed institutions." - Qin En Looi Fresh out of the studio, Qin En Looi, partner of Saison Capital, dives deep into the current developments and the future of Crypto and Web3 investments. He began with an overview of Saison Capital and its investment thesis. He shares how Saison Capital invests in the fintech and crypto space, and the current emergence of real-world asset (RWA) monetization, specifically in the tokenizing of physical assets on the chain. Last but not least, he shares what great would look like for Saison Capital. Episode Highlights: [0:00] Quote of the Day by Qin En Loi. #QOTD [1:20] Introduction: Qin En Looi from Saison Capital. [4:09] From entrepreneur to VC. [5:40] Lessons from Qin En's career journey. [7:15] Overview of Saison Capital as a corporate VC and investment thesis. [11:10] Definition of Crypto, Web3 and Real World Assets (RWA) monetization. [14:40] Typical day as a VC for Qin En Looi. [17:53] Choice of Blockchains (L2, Alt-L1) for Development. [22:02] Web 2.0 vs Web3. [23:07] Case studies in Web3 and Crypto. [26:54] How Web3 model can reduce operational costs in TradFi. [31:27] Challenges of RWA in different crypto markets. [35:26] Fractional Ownership and Illiquidity in RWA. [36:02] Trends in Web3/Crypto and RWA. [39:45] The one thing that Qin En Looi know about RWA and Web3. [41:45] Role of Web3 in the Finance Industry. [43:06] What does great look like for Saison Capital? [43:45] Closing Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited in both video and audio format by G. Thomas Craig Analyse Asia Main Site: https://analyse.asia Analyse Asia Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1kkRwzRZa4JCICr2vm0vGl Analyse Asia Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/analyse-asia-with-bernard-leong/id914868245 Analyse Asia YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AnalyseAsia Analyse Asia LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/analyse-asia/ Analyse Asia X (formerly known as Twitter): https://twitter.com/analyseasia Analyse Asia Threads: https://www.threads.net/@analyseasia Sign Up for Our This Week in Asia Newsletter: https://www.analyse.asia/#/portal/signup Subscribe Newsletter on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=7149559878934540288
Which Private Aviation Option Is Right for You? | A Comprehensive ComparisonCheck out our latest episode of the Jet Life Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of Private Aviation. Join hosts Daniel and Austin from IronBird Partners as they guide you through the various Private Aviation options available, including Charter, Fractional Ownership, and Whole Ownership. Discover which option suits you best and who to contact for trusted advice.In this episode, Daniel provides insights into his role in Private Aviation and the companies they collaborate with. Learn how to make informed decisions when choosing the right Private Aviation option for you, and find a trustworthy person to reach out to.If you're new to Private Aviation, this video is a must-watch. We answer key questions that newcomers often have, such as:1.When is the right time to Charter a private jet?2. What exactly is a Jet Card and when should you consider it? 3.We demystify the concept of a Jet Card for you.We also address those essential but often unasked questions about safety when chartering a private jet.Discover the best options for saving money within Private Aviation, particularly when considering Fractional Ownership and Whole Ownership. Learn about the companies and individuals you should collaborate with, and what crucial questions to ask to ensure you're well-informed.If you know someone entering the world of Private Aviation, share this video with them. It's a valuable resource to help them choose the perfect option for their private aviation journey. Your adventure in the world of Private Aviation starts here!#privateaviation #AviationOptions#CharterJet #FlyPrivate #TravelInStyle #privatejet #AviationExplained #PrivateJetOptions—✅ Download the Ultimate Jet Guide: Discover the Secrets to Buying, Chartering, and Investing in a Private Jethttps://go.theultimatejetguide.com/download
Jeff is a true visionary and pioneer who will be guiding us on a journey to achieving holistic mental and financial fitness while breaking free from outdated systems. We're going to dive into the world of digital currency ecosystems and discover how they can empower us to thrive in a more accessible and efficient global economy. In this episode, Jeff discusses the transformative power of blockchain, the journey towards holistic wellness, and the innovative concept of fractional real estate ownership. He shares his personal story of leaving the corporate world, tackling health issues through gut health, and his venture into the realm of decentralized finance and real estate tokenization. Alongside health and financial insights, the conversation delves into the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone, managing wellness proactively, and the future of digital currencies in reshaping personal finance and real estate investment. Connect with Jeff: Linktree Connect with Mike: Linktree Produced by Social Chameleon Interview Recorded via Riverside.fm Mike'D Up! Merch SPONSORS: Magic Mind: https://www.magicmind.com/JANmikedup Use promo code to MIKEDUP20 to save 20% OFF! Social Chameleon: https://socialchameleon.us Sign Up for e-Course Updates: https://socialchameleon.us/courses Navigator Bookkeeping: https://navigatingyourbooks.com Copyright © 2024 Mike'D Up! with Mike DiCioccio | For permission to use this content in any way, please email mike@socialchameleon.us
Delve into the world of luxury fractional ownership with Shravan Gupta, Founder & CEO of YOURS Second Homes. In this insightful conversation with host Ashutosh Garg, Gupta shares his entrepreneurial journey from the travel industry to revolutionizing second home ownership in India. Learn about the concept of fractional ownership, its impact on travel trends, and the technological innovations shaping the future of the market. Discover key insights into market dynamics, legal considerations, and the evolving landscape of second homes in India. [00:35] - About Shravan Gupta Shravan is the founder and chief executive officer of YOURS Second Homes. He's the past president of the Entrepreneurs Organization, or EO. He is the quintessential entrepreneur and has founded several successful businesses. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support
“If it's gonna be, it's up to me.” Alan Snyder Democratizing Alternatives - Alan Snyder Founder & CEO of aShareX.com Website: https://www.asharex.com/ Bio: Alan Snyder Founder and CEO Alan is the Founder and CEO of aShareX. He is also the Managing General Partner of Shinnecock Partners, a family office investment boutique. Prior to forming aShareX, he was the Founder, CEO, President and Chairman of Answer Financial Inc. and Insurance Answer Center, CEO of Aurora National Life Assurance, President and COO of First Executive Corporation, and Executive Vice President and Board Member at Dean Witter Financial (predecessor to Morgan Stanley). Alan holds a Bachelor's degree from Georgetown University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/smartmoneycircle/support
Amongst emerging trends within the last 5 years, Fractional Ownership has become a popular concept to democratize Real Estate ownership for investors in India. According to a recent report from Knight Frank, the market for fractional ownership in India is projected to grow from $5.4 billion in 2020 to $8.9 billion in 2025.As this space grows, SEBI has recently approved the framework for Medium, Small and Micro REITs, with the aim of formalising this sector to protect investors and standardise best practices across the Fractional Ownership Space. To talk to us about these regulations, the fractional investment process and the future of such MSM REITs, we have with us today the Founder and CEO of the fractional ownership platform hBits, Mr. Shiv Parekh.After a BS in Engineering Physics from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School, Mr Parekh is no stranger to real estate entrepreneurship, having founded WorkLoft in 2015, then one of India's first few Coworking players. In 2018 he founded HBits, as one of the first players in the fractional ownership space in India. Today, hBits has AUM of approximately 310 crore INR from their 10 existing properties, and more than 90,000 registered users on their platform.Have questions about Real Estate? Or topic you would love to hear more about on the Podcast? Connect with Concrete Conversations - The Indian Real Estate Podcast through the links below!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theindianrealestatepodcast/LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/company/concrete-conversationsYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXn-Aw24pqfmULyym7hCi6Q
Podcast: Purpose-Driven Wealth Episode: Episode 103 - Your Slice of the Sunset - Fractional Ownership of Vacation Homes When we go on vacations, we can't help but wonder how it would feel to own something like that vacation spot you enjoyed. What if you can participate in an investment specifically dealing with vacation rentals? In this episode of the Purpose-Driven Wealth podcast, Mo Bina talks with Jack Donnell about Fundhomes, and the basics of a fractional investment model in vacation rentals. They also talk about the effect of inflation on these assets, as well as risks associate with them. The fractional investing model can work with alternative investments, as its space is very diverse and new asset classes are coming out every now and then. Here's what you will expect in this episode: A fractional investing platform for vacation rentals How do they curate and vet investment properties? A combination of income plays and appreciation. Taking into account market corrections and loss of value. Preferred markets or geographical areas. Correlation of these investments compared to traditional ones. The effect of inflation on different assets Types of risks associated with vacation rentals. Types of investment offered and investors they work with Connecting and pooling investors with others Having a deep background in property management Encouraging people to try fractional investing model in alts. About Jack Donnell: Jack Donnell is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in customer success, marketing, and project management. Currently, Jack serves as a Customer Success Associate at Instacart in the United States, where he has been contributing for the past 2 months. Prior to this, he worked as a Growth Marketing Manager at Fundhomes in Newport Beach, California, for 1 year and 2 months. Jack also gained extensive experience as a Customer Success Manager - Onboarding at Sprout Social, Inc. in Seattle, Washington, for 1 year and 6 months, excelling in customer satisfaction and social media marketing strategies. His expertise extends to areas such as product marketing, social listening, Facebook Ads, Google Ads, UTM, Google Analytics, API integrations, and social media marketing. With a background that includes project management and engineering, Jack's professional journey includes roles at SmartSpace AI, Irvine Company, and 10th Street Aquatics. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Administration and Management from Brandman University and a Bachelor of Business Management from Montana State University-Bozeman, with a strong foundation in management and marketing. Jack Donnell Links: Website: www.fundhomes.com Email: team@fundhomes.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-donnell/ Connect with Mo Bina on… Website: https://www.high-risecapital.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ISsEKBHlkX7lk9b68SKLA/featured Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/highrisecapital/ Medium: https://mobina.medium.com/ For more information on passive investing in commercial real estate, please check out our free eBook — More Doors, More Profits — by clicking here: https://www.high-risecapital.com/resources-index
The Deep Wealth Podcast - Extracting Your Business And Personal Deep Wealth
“Don't wait so long to follow your dreams.” - Stephanie WalterMastering the Art of Liquidity Events with Stephanie Walter on the Deep Wealth PodcastIn this episode of the Deep Wealth Podcast, host Jeffrey Feldberg talks with guest Stephanie Walter about wealth creation, business exits, and liquidity events. As a successful entrepreneur and investor, Stephanie shares her experience, insights, and strategies on how to extract deep wealth from businesses. She also discusses her investment approach, her views on abundance and scarcity mindset, and how she teaches professionals key wealth building principles. The conversation also covers tax strategies, real estate syndication, and the importance of diversification. Watch this episode to unlock the secrets of mastering liquidity events and creating deep wealth.00:00 Introduction to Deep Wealth Podcast00:20 The Importance of Mastering Liquidity Events01:35 Introducing Stephanie Walter: A Legacy Cash Flow Specialist02:03 The Wealthy's Approach to Money and Investment03:14 Stephanie's Journey to Wealth and Success07:03 The Mindset of Wealthy Investors09:13 Understanding Tax Implications in Investments12:00 The Power of Diversification in Investments17:41 The Importance of Knowing Where to Invest17:53 The Role of Real Estate Syndication in Wealth Accumulation20:50 The Benefits of Fractional Ownership in Investments22:06 The Impact of Rising Interest Rates on Investments30:24 The Importance of Diversification in Wealth Accumulation31:09 The Power of Compound Interest in Wealth Accumulation35:44 Final Thoughts and Contact InformationClick here to subscribe to The Deep Wealth Podcast to save time and effort.SELECTED LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEErbe WealthErbe Wealth | FacebookStephanie Walter - Founder/ CEO - Erbe Wealth | LinkedInCockroach Startups: What You Need To Know To Succeed And ProsperFREE Deep Wealth eBook on Why You Suck At Selling Your Business And What You Can Do About It (Today)BooResources To Have You Thrive And ProsperThe Deep Wealth Podcast helps you extract your business and personal deep wealth. You'll learn and master the foundational strategies in the Deep Wealth 9-step Roadmap. These are the same strategies that our co-founder, Jeffrey Feldberg, leveraged for his 9-figure exit.Enroll in the 90-day Deep Wealth Mastery program to grow profits, increase the value of your business, and optimize your post-exit life. Send an e-mail to insights{at}deepwealth.com with the words "Deep Wealth" in the subject line for more information. Click the link below to access the resources, gear, and books that either our guests or the Deep Wealth team leverage to increase success:https://www.deepwealth.com/thriveContact Deep Wealth: The Deep Wealth Strategy Map Tweet @JeffreyFeldberg LinkedIn Instagram Subscribe to The Deep Wealth Podcast Email podcast[at]deepwealth[dot]com Help us pay it forward by leaving a review.May you continue to thrive and prosper while remaining healthy ...
One of the biggest decision drivers of a real estate project is its financing. For developers, raising capital from the right sources is critical to enabling the project to be completed. Over the years sources of capital for Indian real estate have evolved from the traditional Institutional Banking, to include NBFCs and Institutional Private Equity. Recently, we have seen a significant rise in Real Estate focused Alternative Investment Funds, or AIFs, which fall under the umbrella of Real Estate Private Equity investments. The AIF space has also shown the sharpest growth in the Indian investments industry over the past 5 years, with a CAGR of over 50% To talk to us about the rise of AIFs and the options the Alternatives Investments Space offers to both investors and developers, we have with us today Mr. Ramashrya Yadav, Founder & CEO of Intergrow Asset Management.An industry veteran, Mr. Yadav started his career at Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. before becoming the CEO-Real Estate Practice at Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd. Mr. Yadav founded Intergrow in 2021, to contribute to the democratization of real estate ownership and through financial assets.So get ready to explore the rise of real estate alternative investments in India!Have questions about Real Estate? Or topic you would love to hear more about on the Podcast? Connect with Concrete Conversations - The Indian Real Estate Podcast through the links below!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theindianrealestatepodcast/LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/company/concrete-conversationsYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXn-Aw24pqfmULyym7hCi6Q
Which Private Aviation Option Is Right for You? | A Comprehensive ComparisonCheck out our latest episode of the Jet Life Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of Private Aviation. Join hosts Daniel and Austin from IronBird Partners as they guide you through the various Private Aviation options available, including Charter, Fractional Ownership, and Whole Ownership. Discover which option suits you best and who to contact for trusted advice.In this episode, Daniel provides insights into his role in Private Aviation and the companies they collaborate with. Learn how to make informed decisions when choosing the right Private Aviation option for you, and find a trustworthy person to reach out to.If you're new to Private Aviation, this video is a must-watch. We answer key questions that newcomers often have, such as:1.When is the right time to Charter a private jet?2. What exactly is a Jet Card and when should you consider it?3.We demystify the concept of a Jet Card for you.We also address those essential but often unasked questions about safety when chartering a private jet.Discover the best options for saving money within Private Aviation, particularly when considering Fractional Ownership and Whole Ownership. Learn about the companies and individuals you should collaborate with, and what crucial questions to ask to ensure you're well-informed.If you know someone entering the world of Private Aviation, share this video with them. It's a valuable resource to help them choose the perfect option for their private aviation journey. Your adventure in the world of Private Aviation starts here!
Libex and law firm Schindlers have partnered in setting up two exchanges offering investors the opportunity to list and own fractional pieces of assets from farms to residential buildings. Chaz Dunn, innovation head at Libex, and Schindlers managing partner Maurice Crespi explain. Moneyweb Crypto news articles
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Our guest today is Brian Davis, a real estate investing and personal finance expert with over two decades of experience, who has been frequently featured on news platforms and websites like U.S. News & World Report and REtipster. Brian also created the SparkRental platform, allowing people to invest with a lower barrier of entry. He owns over fraction shares of 1500 units and has secured a comfortable lifestyle from his multiple ventures. If you're exploring the world of rental property to achieve financial security through earning passive income, then this episode is for you. Tune in to Brian's insights in today's episode of Living Off Rentals. Key Takeaways[00:00] Introducing Brian Davis and how he achieved financial independence [07:24] His real estate investing journey [12:20] SparkRental, its inception, and its services [18:38] SparkRental deals, performance, and returns [23:12] How SparkRental finds deals in the high-interest and high-cap rate market [28:40] Locations SparkRental is currently focusing on [33:31] Brian's and SparkRental's investing goal [40:18] On mentorship and Brian's tips for new investors [43:40] Connect with SparkRental Guest LinksWebsite – sparkrental.com Brian's Email – brian@sparkrental.comSparkRental Support – support@sparkrental.com Show Links Living Off Rentals YouTube Channel – youtube.com/c/LivingOffRentals Living Off Rentals Facebook Group – facebook.com/groups/livingoffrentals Living Off Rentals Website – livingoffrentals.com Living Off Rentals Instagram – instagram.com/livingoffrentals Living Off Rentals TikTok – tiktok.com/@livingoffrentals
The rise of online real estate marketplaces have revolutionized the way we invest in properties, making investing in real estate accessible to a broader range of investors with varying budget sizes. Today's focus will be on Fractional Ownership investing and Rental Income Sharing investing to find out how you can use online marketplaces to where you can invest in both of these types of opportunities.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://blissfulinvestor.com/podcast/
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Luxury Listing Specialist - Dominate High End Listings In Any Market
Are you looking for a creative option for your ultra-high-net-worth clients that are looking to diversify and enjoy their real estate portfolio? If so, this episode is for you. Spencer Rascoff and I engage in an in-depth conversation on fractional ownership and luxury real estate. Spencer is an entrepreneur and company leader who co-founded Zillow, Hotwire, dot.LA, Recon Food and Pacaso. He served as Zillow's CEO for a decade. During Spencer's time as CEO, Zillow employed over 4,500 employees, $3 billion in revenue, and $10 billion in market capitalization. Before Zillow, Spencer co-founded and was VP of Corporate Development of Hotwire, which was sold to Expedia for $685 million in 2003. In the fall of 2019, he co-created and co-taught the Harvard Business School's course, managing tech ventures. Spencer hosts Office Hours, a podcast featuring candid conversations between prominent executives on leadership, diversity, inclusion, and startups. In this episode, Spencer shares how we can all own a slice of luxury real estate through fractional ownership. He shares the ins and outs of why fractional ownership is something we should all consider. Listen and learn. “With Pacaso, life is all about is trying to convince people to live in the moment, that life is short, and owning a second home is pretty terrific.”- Spencer Rascoff Three Things You'll Learn from the Episode: How fractional ownership works in real estate. The benefits of fractional ownership. How Pacaso works. Connect with Spencer Rascoff: Website: http://spencerrascoff.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerrascoff/ Pacaso: https://www.pacaso.com/ Email Spencer: spencer@picasso.com Connect with Michael: YouTube: @MarketingLuxuryGroup TikTok: @LuxurySpecialist Instagram: @LuxuryListingSpecialist Have a real estate question? Be sure to join me live on Luxury Fridays! Visit www.LuxuryFridays.com for more information. Hope to see you there!
Are you interested in real estate investing but find it too expensive and complicated? Then you need to check out the latest episode of The Deal Scout podcast, where I interview Julio Ceras, the CEO and founder of Brix Fractional Real Estate Technologies Corporation. Julio shares his personal journey as a mathematician and how he founded his company to make real estate investing accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial status.Julio explains the concept of fractionalizing real estate and how it differs from traditional partnerships. He emphasizes the importance of having a professional real estate investor as the lead member in a fractionalized property to maximize efficiency and profitability. Julio also highlights the benefits of fractionalizing, such as economies of scale, diversification, and reduced risk. He contrasts this with the traditional method of investing in real estate, where investors tie up large sums of money in a single property for an extended period, hoping for appreciation and cash flow.Julio's insights provide valuable information for anyone interested in real estate investing, especially those looking for a more accessible and efficient way to invest. He also discusses the risks involved in real estate investing and how his company mitigates those risks. He emphasizes that his company cherry-picks properties and conducts thorough due diligence before purchasing them. They also use an algorithm to analyze properties and ensure they are in great rental areas.Towards the end of the episode, Julio shares information about Brix Fractional Real Estate Technologies Corporation's current capital raise, which is open to accredited investors, angel investors, and family offices. He also mentions their plans for a future crowdfunding round that will allow non-accredited investors to invest in the company.If you're interested in deals and investing, be sure to check out The Deal Scout podcast and connect with the guests on the Deal Scout platform. The platform's mission is to educate the community and find ways for people to do deals. So, if you have a deal that interests you, you can connect with the guest directly using the contact information provided in the show notes. If you support the deal ecosystem and would like to talk about it on the show, you can fill out a quick form on the Deal Scout website to be considered as a guest.Remember, real estate is the safest wealth-building tool, and Julio's company aims to make it accessible to everyone. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to learn more about fractional real estate investing and how it can benefit you.As Julio says, "Real estate is the only asset that you can touch, feel, and see. It's not going anywhere, and it's not going to disappear." So, what are you waiting for? Tune in to The Deal Scout podcast now!Next Steps Share your thoughts with a review - https://www.thedealscout.com/reviews/ Let's connect on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuabrucewilson/ Subscribe and Watch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBQN_Y3nhDGClfMxCSBDjOg
In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast we're joined by Harold Eytan, CEO of Particle, a fractional ownership fine art company. First, Harold explains what Particle is and how the idea was conceived. Then, he walks us through how a customer buys artwork on their platform. After, Harold discusses how Particle distinguishes itself from other fractional ownership companies. Additionally, he identifies Particle's target audience and answers if they don't mind not physically living with the artwork they partly own. Later, Harold reveals the voting system utilized by owners to decide if and when artworks are sold. Lastly, he shares more details about their upcoming release of an H.R. Giger sculpture.
In this episode, we discus Fractional Onwership Real Estate.With special guest Eddie Cullen, the CEO of Crescite.We discuss the impact of Fractional Ownership on the Real Estate industry. New technologies involved in the evolution of Real Estate. Potential use cases for Fractional Ownership. How Crescite is looking to revolutionize the industry with a Real Estate Developer Membership and more!Disclosure: This episode is Presented by Crescite.disclosure.chainleak.comConnect with ChainLeak below!Twitter: https://Twitter.com/ChainLeakTelegram: https://T.me/ChainLeakWebsite: https://ChainLeak.comConnect with Joshuwa below!Twitter: https://Twitter.com/JoshRoomsburgTelegram: https://T.me/JoshRoomsburgTikTok: https://TikTok.com/@JoshRoomsburg
Caleb Wursten is an entrepreneurial prodigy who paid for college at Babson with a bike rental business. He's now building a platform to provide digital nomads with fractional ownership of properties in desirable locations. International business executive Jon Aboitiz joined as co-host. Highlights: · Sal Daher Introduces Co-Host Jon Aboitiz and Caleb Wursten, Founder of Worldhaus.co · “The pandemic unlocked this digital nomad lifestyle for millions of people.” · Getting Expensive to Be a Digital Nomad as Airbnb Prices Go Up · Fractional Ownership vs. Timeshares · Owning 1/13 of Properties in Desirable Locations via an LLC · “You're addressing a key factor, it seems, which is the cost of living and how to make it even more affordable...” · “The first property is a $220,000 condo in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.” · Can Choose Between Occupancy or Renting for Income · Comparison to Fractional Ownership of Yachts · Developers Are Responding to Demand from Digital Nomads with Attractive Designs · How Cobu Intersects with Worldhaus · “...we wanted it to be simple and scalable, so we can also expand to Portugal and Colombia, Thailand easily...” · Examples of Exciting New Communities: Culdesac and Las Catalinas · Property Developers Can Be Remarkably Inventive · “They don't need to put up with the $3,000 rent for an isolating experience in a hundred-year-old house.” · “It's not so much that Gen Z doesn't want home ownership, it's that no one can afford home ownership...” · “I was super lucky in that both my parents are small business entrepreneurs...” · Caleb Wursten's Bike Rental Business Paid for Babson · “Then in that time I got a couple rental properties, which is also a common theme with digital nomads...” · Real Estate Developers Are Already Designing Projects for Digital Nomads · “For, let's say $4,000, you can now own a season, an entire season in Bulgaria.” · Jon Aboitiz's Parting Thoughts Topics: discovering entrepreneurship, founding story, platform Title: Worldhaus.co
Patrick Donley talks with Jerry Chu about his company Lofty, democratizing real estate investing, tokenized real estate, and much more!Jerry is the founder and CEO at Lofty. Prior to founding Lofty in 2018, Jerry worked as a quantitative risk management analyst at Barclays in the treasury risk department. He received a B.S. in Mathematics/Economics from the University of Southern California and a M.S. in Financial Engineering from Claremont Graduate University.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: 00:00 - Intro21:05 - How Lofty is democratizing home ownership through fractionalized ownership using the blockchain.21:05 - Why real estate is inaccessible for most people.21:05 - What the benefits of using the blockchain are in real estate.28:23 - How tokenized real estate ownership works.28:23 - What a DAO is.55:56 - The advantages to a seller of using Lofty.01:02:17 - How fractional ownership is different from owning a REIT.*Disclaimer: Slight timestamp discrepancies may occur due to podcast platform differences.BOOKS AND RESOURCESRobert's book The Everything Guide to House Hacking.Related Episode: Listen to REI117: Warren Buffett Owns REITs, Should You? w/ Brad Thomas, or watch the video.Can blockchain help my mortgaging business?Unlock the Vault by Michael Fox-Rabinovitz.Fractional Ownership and REITs by Dr. Adv. Harshul Savla.NEW TO THE SHOW?Check out our Real Estate 101 Starter Packs.Browse through all our episodes (complete with transcripts) here.Try our tool for picking stock winners and managing our portfolios: TIP Finance Tool.Enjoy exclusive perks from our favorite Apps and Services.Stay up-to-date on financial markets and investing strategies through our daily newsletter, We Study Markets.Keep up with the latest news and strategies on real estate investing with the best real estate podcasts.P.S The Investor's Podcast Network is excited to launch a subreddit devoted to our fans in discussing financial markets, stock picks, questions for our hosts, and much more! Join our subreddit r/TheInvestorsPodcast today!SPONSORSGet a FREE audiobook from Audible.Get personalized, expert advice that helps you see things clearly with ATB.Take stock of your finances and investing strategy with Betterment.Let an expert do your taxes from start to finish so you can relax with TurboTax.Talk to your clients about Desjardins Responsible Investment today and support what's right for society and what's good for business.If your business has five or more employees and managed to survive Covid you could be eligible to receive a payroll tax rebate of up to twenty-six thousand dollars per employee. Find out if your business qualifies with Innovation Refunds.Find the perfect piece of jewelry for life's special moments with Blue Nile. Save up to 50% off today!Support our free podcast by supporting our sponsors.Connect with Patrick (@jpatrickdonley): TwitterConnect with Jerry: Website | Twitter | LinkedInSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Don't we all dream of owning a home in Italy? What if you could be part owner of a stunning apartment in Florence with little of the usual hassles of buying a house in Italy? Your Italian dream might be closer than you think... Host Kathy McCabe welcomes Lisa Byrne of Italy Perfect who has been renting villas and apartments in Italy for years and is now offering fractional ownership (four weeks per year) of a stunning apartment in dreamy Florence: They discuss: How fractional ownership works and why you are truly a deeded owner Why Florence is the perfect location for a fractional ownership in Italy What the price is for Italy Perfect's Maestro fractional ownership What the advantages and disadvantages of fractional owneership are Why purchasing a fractional ownership can have less risk than buying a house in Italy How you can rent out the Maestro apartment when you are not there And much more... For more details, visit www.italyperfect.com Enter to win a 4-night stay in Florence: www.dreamofitaly.com/winflorence Show notes: https://dreamofitaly.com/2023/01/11/podcast-episode-13-fractional-ownership-in-florence-with-italy-perfect/
Join host Nate Smoyer on Tech Nest podcast as he sits down with reAlpha President, Jorge Aldecoa, to discuss the revolutionary concept of investing in vacation rentals like stocks. Jorge will share his insights on the current state of the vacation rental market and explain how owning a share of the budding vacation rental industry is more attainable than ever before. Jorge shares how reAlpha is approaching vacation rentals investing so differently than the competition using their proprietary AI-powered reAlphaBrain, Elon Musk deep-fake viral marketing, and offering a Reg A product. Whether you're an experienced investor or just starting out, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to learn more about the investing side of vacation rentals.More about Jorge and reAlphareAlpha is building a digital real estate investing platform that enables its members to simplify wealth creation opportunities through investments in vacation homes while striving to deliver exceptional guest experiences. reAlpha sources and scores properties from the wholesale market using a proprietary AI-driven algorithm called reAlphaBRAIN. It then predicts the viability of each property for the short-term rental market, as well as the projected long-term value. reAlpha's business plan contemplates eventually allowing investors to buy equity in specific properties, providing opportunities for short-term passive income generation via Airbnb, as well as equity-driven capital appreciation. reAlpha is based in Dublin, Ohio. For more information, please visit www.realpha.com.Check out reAlphaWant to see that viral video reAlpha created using a deep fake of Elon Musk? Watch it on TechNest.io
My guest today is using technology in a very cutting-edge way to fund and raise money for his real estate investments. Maybe you've heard of web3, NFTs and fractional ownership? Well today you're going to find out what they are and how they could change real estate investing. David Woodbury is a veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard, serial entrepreneur, and speaker on web3. He is the CEO of YAK DAO, a luxury camping brand offering fractional ownership through NFT memberships. YAK is revolutionizing the way individuals can own and engage with real estate assets while developing a global luxury camping brand that fractionalizes ownership of recreational properties through NFT memberships. Find out more: Website: https://yak.camp/ LinkedIn: David Woodbury Today's episode is brought to you by Green Property Management, managing everything from single family homes to apartment complexes in the West Michigan area. https://www.livegreenlocal.com And RCB & Associates, helping Michigan-based real estate investors and small business owners navigate the complex world of health insurance and Medicare benefits. https://www.rcbassociatesllc.com
In this episode, Nathan and Michael discuss the ins and outs of fractional ownership when it comes to vacation homes. While fractional ownership can be a less expensive way to own a vacation home, are the fees and associated risks worth it? Find out by listening to this deep dive into how some of the companies behind these homes work and why you should always hire a legal consultant before entering a fractional ownership agreement.
#86: Host Chris Hutchins delves into the topic of vacation homes in today's solo episode. He explores the pros and cons of vacation home options, including home rentals and exchanges, fractional ownerships, vacation real estate investment funds, and timeshares. Chris also discusses his family's experience owning timeshare properties, shares special offers for All the Hacks listeners, and more.Full show notes at: https://allthehacks.com/vacation-homes Partner DealsPacaso: Free early access to listings and $2,500+ in closing creditsInside Tracker: 20% off personalized wellness & nutrition plans backed by scienceButcherBox: High-quality meat, delivered to your door + Free Thanksgiving TurkeyDeleteMe: 20% off removing your personal info from the web Resources MentionedHigher-End Vacation Home Rental sitesAvantStayWander (email hello@wander.com and mention All the Hacks to get $250 off)Haven InVillas of DistinctionVacation Home Rental sitesAirbnbVrboCabo VillasHome ExchangeHome ExchangeLove Home SwapPeople Like UsThird HomeCouchsurfingMy PlaceFractional OwnershipPacasoMy 5 HomesPrivate Residence ClubsThe OrchardTimbers ResortsVacation Real Estate Investment FundsEquity ResidencesDestination ClubsInspiratoInspirato PassBlog: Luxury Pass ReviewsExclusive ResortsDestination Club Comparison List: Sherpa ReportTimesharesRent or Buy SecondhandRed WeekTug2KoalaDay Passes to Resorts: Resort PassRent Private Pools: Swimply (
Daria Davydenko is a Securities Sales and Operations Specialist at Roofstock where she supports Roofstock's fractional ownership product, Roofstock One. Prior to that, Daria served as Vice President at Goldman Sachs. Her background in finance provides her with a unique view of financial markets and risk management. In this episode, Daria walks us through the history of public and private REITs, and who might be a good fit for investing in them. Additionally, she covers Roofstock's exciting new investment, Roofstock One, a fractional ownership option for accredited investors. Episode Link: https://www.roofstock.com/one --- Transcript Before we get into the episode, this podcast is intended for general informational purposes only and is not financial, investment, or tax advice. The information provided is not directed toward any investor or category of investors and is provided solely as general information products and services or to provide general investment education. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as, and may not be used in connection with, an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy or hold, an interest in any security or investment product. Michael: What's going on everyone? Welcome to another episode of the Remote Real Estate Investor. I'm Michael Albaum and today with me, I have Daria Davydenko, who is our sales and operations lead for Roofstock One and she's going to be talking to us about the history of public and private REITs really what they are, and who might be a good fit for investing in them. So let's get into it. Daria, what's going on? Welcome back to the podcast. Great to have you back. Daria: Hey, Michael, good to see you again. Thank you for having me. Michael: Yeah, my pleasure, my pleasure. Great to see you again. So today, we're talking about a really cool offering Roofstock has Roofstock One. Can you give us a really quick insight into what that is and then I would love if you could help walk us through kind of the history of REITs in this product and how it came to be? Daria: Yeah, sure. So Roofstock One is a relatively new offering that we have as part of all of the different products use that we have on roofstock.com. Roofstock One is structured as a private REIT. So one of the benefits of investing in Roofstock One is if you invest in real rental properties, you have the benefit of knowing exactly what your own. While it is a nice benefit, generally, it's not available to visit more passive real estate investments like REITs, public or private. However, we made Roofstock One different, even though it is structured as a private REIT. It is a fully transparent and customizable. So you know exactly what your own by buying a share of Roofstock One. So it is the first of its kind single family rental rate that's transparent and somewhat customizable to investors. Michael: Awesome. All right. Well, we're definitely gonna dig more into that here in a little bit. But I would love if you could give us again, a kind of a background, like what is a REIT? How did we get here public versus private, bring us up to speed. Daria: Yeah, so actually, what so REITs have a very interesting history, that I don't think a lot of people realize how the first I guess, you know, private equity firms have emerged, and then how can a REIT structure was created. So back in the 1980s, investors were mainly individuals and they were kind of using real estate to kind of harvest losses and shelter profits. So that was kind of the main reason why people were investing in real estate and also in the 80s, there was something that was called S and L. That they were created by the Federal Home Loan Bank act of 1932. They were like Savings and Loan Banks that basically had some caps on interest rates on deposits and loans, and but they were able to basically lend money to those individuals so they can buy real estate. Now, obviously, in the 80s, we all know that there was a recession and so because of the restrictions that were placed, placed on this SML banks, you know, because they had some caps on interest rates on deposits and loans, it greatly limited their ability to compete with other lenders as the economy slowed and inflation took hold and so for instance, as savers spelled money into the newly created money market funds that were yielding, like a much higher interest rates, like SNL just could not compete with those traditional banks due to their kind of lending restrictions and so when you add the recession of what happened is because the recession was sparked by the high interest rates that were set by the Fed in an effort to end the double digit inflation, which is kind of what we are kind of seeing right now, nowadays. So now we're left with little, you know, little more than, you know, kinda like a dwindling portfolio of low interest rate mortgage loans and so obviously, their revenue stream, you know, were severely tightened and so in the 1986, Reagan changed the law and then this indication was, you know, basically it was no longer working and there was no longer like the tax loss harvesting that was allowed in real estate, that can actually cause a real estate values to crater because a lot of people did not see any value of investing, I guess, are holding real estate anymore and so that actually caused SNL crisis and so I think a lot of people don't realize but during the SNL crisis, there were like 8000 banks that have failed. So, because of this, yeah, because of this kind of crisis that happened. I mean, this was like the largest crisis, you know, since the largest collapse of US financial institutions since the Great Depression. And so like that, that kind of happened in the 1986 and so what happened, right, so once there's no kind of crisis happened, the government had to step in. So while they found that there was a lot of highly levered foreclosed personnel that owned a lot of real estate, and so government inadvertently owned those banks, and so they end up owning hundreds and 1000s of properties. What happened next is they have created something that's called the Resolution Trust Corporation, that basically became a property manager. So there sole purpose was to own and dispose of those distressed assets. So Resolution Trust Corporation or short, RTC was a temporary federal agency. So basically, from the 89, to the 95. You know, they largely were trying to kind of resolve this SNL crisis that happened in the 1980s, they, you know, they were basically like trying to do some property management, cleanup, what kind of what was left behind and another, I guess, purpose or creation, the RTC was to dispose of this assets. Now, the government wants to sell a lot of assets and so they need to have, you know, it's going to be highly inefficient for them to find like a single bar and buy, like, you know, who can just buy like a single property. So what they had to do is they had to figure out how to find a pooled vehicle that can just come in and buy this pooled kind of assets and so that's when the first private equity firms were created, who kind of came in, they were able to kind of pull financing, and then kind of buy like large amounts of this kind of real estate that was left behind after the SNL crisis. So that's where kind of their real estate or you know, kind of private equity investment was created. That's kind of the history of it. Now, the real estate investment trusts were a way for individual investors or intervene institution investors to get exposure to real estate without kind of having to go through, like active management of the underlying real estate. So Real Estate Investment Trust was a way to, for you to get exposure to, you know, real estate as a class. But you don't, you don't have to kind of forego, like, you know, the whole kind of financing closing, you know, property management aspect of it, while still enjoying the benefits of getting dividend distributions from the rental income, you know, the appreciation of the properties, etc. and then, in addition to that kind of REITs were created to encourage investors to get into the real estate market, and also get some kind of tax benefits from it. Now, I know I spoke a lot. So I just want to make sure I, you know, there's any questions that I can answer for you, Michael. Michael: This is super interesting. I mean, one thing that terrifies me is this idea of government, governmental property management, that just would have been an absolute nightmare, because we all know how that probably worked out. But no, I think that makes a ton of sense and so the so these private equity firms were created to buy all of the hundreds of 1000s of distressed assets that the government ended up owning because of the collapse and the financial crisis. But so maybe, help me understand what a REIT is, like, is a REIT a share of the private equity company that then owns these properties, is that how that works? Daria: Yeah, so REIT is basically like a pooled vehicle, you can imagine that, you know, let's say, like, just as a simple example, let's say you, Michael, you own kind of 10 different properties and you would like to allow other, you know, investors to kind of participate in ownership of those properties. You know, you can package them basically into a read. Of course, this is more complex than kind of what I'm describing, but in the simple terms, you can package it into the REIT and sell basically shares of the three to other investors who can get economic benefits of kind of owning 10 of those properties. REIT like many companies, they distribute earnings to investors in the form of dividends, unlike many companies have a REIT incomes are not taxed at the corporate level. So kind of that means that REITs are actually they avoid the double taxation of corporate tax and personal income tax. So instead REITs are sheltered from the corporate taxes so their investors are only taxed once and this is a major reason why investors value REITs over you know, other dividend paying kind of structures out there. Another benefit of REITs I guess, that they were created is that they're widely used because they're highly for favorable tax advantages are REITs are required to distribute 90% of their earnings to investors and so that kind of like allows them to avoid the double taxation that I mentioned previously and so this benefit kind of trickles down to all the underlying investors, you know, they're not being double taxed, and they can receive the maximum amount of capital from rate, I guess another advantage, I mean, we all know that investing in real estate, one of the biggest advantages of is the depreciation. So depreciation can be passed through to individual investors, even in a REIT structure, basically, you because you get to offset your income is a depreciation kind of tax deduction. Let's say you might be earning tax dollars, that $10 per share, but you only will be paying like $7 as an example, paying taxes on the $7 of those earnings and in addition to that, if you're kind of holding your shares, for longer than a year, you will be paying the long term capital gains taxes, which is kind of much lower than your ordinary income tax. There was another kind, I guess, good, good question that you raised Michael, about what is the difference between private and public REITs, the main difference is private REITs are less liquid, you know, compared to public REITs, public REITs are the ones that are being traded on the public stock exchange and so you're basically kind of they're just like stocks, you can buy them and you can sell them and you will also be getting the dividends while private REITs they're not being traded on the public stock market and so hence, they're being sought after as like a less liquid option for you to own real estate. But at the same time, they're less volatile, obviously, because they're not subject to all of the changes that are happening in the public markets. So you just kind of there's just some kind of major differences, right? The liquidity but you know, because you're foregoing the liquidity, you're obviously getting less of like volatility in the stock price of your, you know, under the ownership of the shares of the REIT. So that's kind of the major kind of difference between public and private REITs. Michael: Okay. Yeah, that makes a ton of sense. Thanks for walking me through that. I guess the question that gets begged next is the Roofstock has been a marketplace for transacting on single family homes for years now. Why, like, why is this product coming about? Who is it designed to serve and who might not be a good fit for? Daria: No, that's an excellent question. I think we what we have found as we've been speaking with investors who come to the roofstock.com website and who really enjoy owning kind of real estate and single family rental properties, in particular, one of the feedbacks we have been receiving from investors is that they are some of them you know, obviously, if you want to buy properties outright, you are getting, you know, there is like a large deposit, I guess, that you have to put to buy a property, there is a financing, there is like a very long process of kind of closing, the Roofstock does a very good job at making sure that we simplify this process for investors. So we tried to make it as simple and as friendly as possible. But still, there are multiple steps for you to close on a single property. But obviously, you will be kind of subject to that single asset race grade, if you are only owning a single property you will kind of whatever happens with this property, it will kind of great greatly affect your cash flow, now we have created Roofstock One because investors have been basically asking us, hey, I really can enjoy single family rental investing, but I'm still kind of trying to learn the space and understand how it works. I've never owned single family rentals before and so kind of I'd like to dip my toes into this asset class and so I think Roofstock One kind of offers this perfect opportunity for somebody to own this exposure to this asset class, single family rentals, while you know being completely passive, so meaning you don't need to go through the kind of the whole process of closing on the property, finding the financing, you know, finding the property manager, we do all of that for you. You just kind of buy the share of stock one REIT you get exposure to this particular asset class and then kind of get, you know, potentially get quarterly dividends from the rental income and kind of just learn a little bit about single family rentals, how it works, how you know how you receive the dividends and gonna get accustomed to kind of owning single family rental asset class, where we have seen as there are, you know, some investors who really enjoy kind of being actively involved in the day to day of managing properties because you get this kind of owner exposure means that some people really like and so for those people, maybe Roofstock One might be a little bit too hands off and so they might kind of prefer to do like the direct ownership of the property. But there are also like a certain subset of individuals who just don't have the time to, like, investigate and spend time with property management companies and figure out like, you know, if they should increase the rent, or drop the rent, just kind of just to find tenants for the house, or should they kind of, I don't know, change the roof, or change the water heater in a property or wait for another month or two. So it kind of… Michael: All the operational stuff… Daria: All the operational stuff, all of this kind of micro decisions that you kind of don't realize, but they do pile up and they do take a little bit of your time. So you know, some, some of those individuals are like, Look, I just want an exposure to this particular asset class, I want it to be passive, I really enjoy it, I think, you know, I believe in single family rental, kind of asset class in particular and so, you know, this is like, a perfect way for me to get a passive exposure, while still kind of feeling like I'm owning some, you know, underlying properties and we try to kind of make it as transparent as possible to investors, so they actually can see, you know, what properties are inside, you know, Roofstock, one reads, so they can understand, you know, what homes, kind of their tracking the economic performance of, and so they're still kind of getting the feeling of like, okay, with this share, I potentially can own 10 to 20 you know, how many properties they would like, still kind of feel like they're owning those properties. But you know, they don't have to spend as much time on the operation or day to day stuff. So yeah, that's kind of the major reason why we have created the Roofstock One is just to serve certain subset of our investors that we have seen come through roofstock.com website and, you know, obviously, there is absolutely still a lot of kind of benefit of owning the properties outright. But there's also like, you know, there's just a time kind of aspect that's involved in it as well. Michael: Yeah, that makes a ton of sense and you said something about, for those people that are still learning want to dip their toes into the water, Roofstock One might be a good fit. But if I'm thinking about like a traditional REIT, I can go buy it on the stock market, I buy a share of it. I don't hear from anyone, I don't know what's going on in the day, like, I have zero insight into this. Is that different with Roofstock One like can someone truly expect to learn a little bit about what it's like to own single family rentals with roof stock one, or is it going to be just as hands off in passive and kind of, at a distance, like a traditional route would be? Daria: I'd say it's somewhere in the middle. So I mean, it is just as hands off and passive. But I guess the major benefit is in public creeds, I guess it's a little bit more of like a pooled vehicle. So just by buying a share of like a public REIT, let's say, for example, that there are like 60, and 1000 properties that are public REIT owns. Now they can be in different like various markets, right. So there could be across many different states in the United States and so you kind of get exposure to all of those kind of little, you know, properties a little bit. So Roofstock One allows you to be a little bit more targeted, if you wish to do so, we have something that's kind of cool, called like a tracking stock, which is like a mini portfolio of subset of properties. So let's say if you're interested in a certain region in the US, just as an example, let's say Georgia, because you believe in this region, or maybe you have invested in this region before, you can get exposure only to the properties in Georgia instead of kind of getting the exposure to all of the properties inside the Roofstock One. But at the same time, if you don't have anything, you know, any convictions and you just kind of enjoy single family rental kind of asset class and you just want to have diversification, then you can also just kind of do that and you can just by exposure to all of the properties inside the restock one read. So we kind of just provide like an ultimate flexibility of investors coming in and kind of creating their own journey. Almost like a custom rate, create your own custom read… Michael: The subway sandwich of REITs… Daria: Exactly. Yeah, it's like a Subway sandwich. You're correct. Yeah, that just you know, you choose whatever you want, like and you can even choose your own sauce visit. Michael: Except we use real fish and real meat in our subway sandwich. Don't know if this is the best analogy but people get the point. Daria: Yeah, like yeah, we're you know, we're the like a guest who's probably accretes you're just kind of getting the you know, whatever the prepackage Subway sandwich that, you know, is not customizable, and you can't even choose your sauce. So that's kind of how I would think about it. I think the benefit of it is like, look, you can still kind of see what are the properties, underlying properties inside the, like those mini portfolios, for example, which is definitely something that you want to get with like a traditional public REITs, I feel like that they're kind of more giving you like, hey, this is our general structure, or a general investment objective, this is what we're doing this is like, let's say, 30% of our portfolios in Georgia, like x percentages in some other state, which is also great for those people who don't really have much conviction, and maybe they just want to get the general kind of diversified exposure. But you can also have to just be mindful of this kind of this still difference, there is still like this difference that exists between private and public REITs, where no public REITs are still subject to the same market volatility as any other stock would be, you know, I wouldn't say that there is like one, right or wrong way, just kind of, it's all about diversification, and what fits your investment goals and investment needs, and what makes sense for you, and for your investment portfolio and, you know, we're just kind of offering a way for real estate investors to create their custom REITs, if they want to get exposure to the whole asset class, if they wish to do so. They can also mix and match they can invest a little bit into public rates a little bit into private REITs and again, you know, there's it's always, diversification has always been a good way for you to kind of diversify your risk, so… Michael: Yeah, okay, I do get well, Daria I have a question. That's maybe on every buddy's mind who's listening, you talked about the hurdles and barriers to entry of investing directly, and that's usually coming in the form of down payment heavyweight financing and there's steps involved, how much does investing in recycling cost? What's Is there a minimum investment is our maximum investment, like walk us through what that looks like? Daria: Yeah, so we actually kind of tried to bring it down to minimum investment is $5,000. So anyone who so there is like a limitation that we you do have to be an accredited investor and accredited investor is something that's basically set up by CC, that's kind of their rules and regulations that in order for you to be invested in private REIT, you kind of have to be an accredited investor and I think it's kind of basically done for the benefit of the investors themselves. Since it is a limited liquidity you do want to make sure you have enough liquid cash that kind of set aside you know, that you have access to because you will if you're invested in into like any private vehicle private REIT or anything else, usually you know, you will not be able to like us you know this drill those money for like five years or so and so, I think that accredited investors just kind of really done to make sure that investors understand that this particular funds will not be able they will not be able to access it and they have enough liquidity on hands to you know, meet any some sort of like liquidity needs that they have during their like day to day life. Now accredited investor, someone who, who is an accredited investor, guess accredited investor is someone who has a net worth of a million dollars and that can include their real estate, investment portfolio or retirement, you know, retirement portfolios, or, you know, bank assets, kinda you name it, it can't include their private primary residence, but if they have secondary homes, and, you know, if they can only count equity basically on those properties, so if they have like a mortgage on the secondary home, they will have to figure out like how much of equity they have, and they can count it towards their networks. Another way to understand if you're an accredited investor is if you are making over $200,000 per year, and you've made over $200,000 per year, in the past two years, or you and your spouse or partner are making over $300,000 together this year and in the past two years. So those are kind of some of the limitations that beans set and they just kind of follow those limitations. But as long as you are kind of accredited investor, you can put you know $5,000 into like a Roofstock One REIT and there's $5,000 can be invested across all of our offerings. So we you know, we are not limiting you can only put $5,000 into like a separate a single kind of mini portfolio or a tracking stock. What we call, you can, you know, put $1,000 or $100 into tracking stock and the rest into like a giant, like a bigger font or you know, vice versa. So you can customize this $5,000 as much as you would like. So yeah, that's, that's kind of the limit. Yeah… Michael: Great. Okay and I would imagine that other private REITs and for sure, public REITs that have been around for a while, have a track record the history of performance does Roofstock One have that yet or is it too new, like, how has it been performing to date? Daria: Yeah, we do have a track record on Roofstock when you launched Roofstock One in November last year. So we are a little bit close to like a year of existence. So we have been distributing dividends and the dividend yields that we have distributed for the historical or like our past offerings, they are listed on our website. They can be accessed here, the investor reports and we also do have appreciation of the assets that has happened since we acquired them back in, let's say, November. So we just recently started to calculate something that's called nav, which is net asset value of our investments and that's in general, how private REITs figure out what is the value of their shares. So unlike public REITs, where the share price has been determined by the kind of just the normal forces of the markets, private REITs, because they're private, they, you know, they had to kind of figure out a way to value the assets, the underlying assets that they have and so the net asset value is kind of the common term where NAV is kind of a common term that they use to figure out what is the share price of their rate and that's what the Roofstock One does as well. So we are just like any other private three, we calculate NAV, we publish it, and then can investors are able to track estimated value of their shares. Now the reason I say it's estimated is because obviously, until we sell the assets, we wouldn't know the exact value of, of the underlying assets, we can only kind of do like an estimation of where we think it is right now. But it is, you know, a good proxy, I guess, for an investor to think, hey, this is like my estimated value. But you know, until you can actually sell the assets and just kind of the nature of real estate market in general, that it's very illiquid, and you wouldn't know the value of the asset until you actually like listed for sale and you started getting some buyers who are interested giving you offers etc. So very similar, you know, in REITs, because we own underlying assets. There, you know, we're kind of subject to the same market forces as any anyone else who owns real estate. But you know, net asset value is a good measure for someone to use to determine what is the estimated value of their shares. Michael: Okay, okay super informative from the history to the product offering and why it makes sense. This is awesome. If people want to learn more about private REITs chat with you learn about Roofstock One, where's the best place for them to do that? Daria: Yeah, we can be found on the roof stock.com website, or someone can just type in www.roofstock.com/O N E -one. That's our website. Now feel free to give us a call there is a button that you can click on and request a phone call and we have very friendly people to chat and they're always happy to talk about real estate, private REITs single family rentals investing. Now we love investors ask us questions and they love talking to them on various subjects. So yeah, you know, feel free to check out our websites style by ask questions and we are always happy to chat. Michael: Amazing, well thanks again and definitely looking forward to seeing where Roofstock One goes from here. Talk soon. Daria: Thank you Michael. Thank you for having me today. Michael: You got it, take care. Okay, everyone, that was our episode A big thank you to Daria for coming on really interesting stuff with the product offering as well as the history of REITs themselves. So go check out the website at roofstock.com/one. As always, if you enjoyed the episode, definitely love hearing from you. 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