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This podcast episode discusses Wendy Russell and Mike Moroz's experience with Canadian investing in U.S. real estate. Here's a breakdown of key points: Investment Background: Wendy and Mike started investing in Canada over 25 years ago and expanded into the U.S. in 2010. They've invested in various properties, including multifamily homes, single-family homes, and short-term vacation rentals (STRs). Why They Chose Specific U.S. Markets: Indianapolis: They began investing in Indianapolis due to a personal connection—Mike's best friend and their godchildren lived there. The affordable housing market was appealing, especially in 2010 when the U.S. housing market was struggling, and the Canadian dollar was favorable. Savannah, Georgia: They later expanded to Savannah because of Mike's job (he works as the Director of Canadian Operations for a U.S. company with an office in Savannah), which led them to frequently visit. Wendy loved the area, prompting them to invest there. Personal Connection to Markets: While many real estate experts suggest that investors don't need a personal connection to the markets they invest in, Wendy and Mike prefer knowing the areas well. Wendy also likes to guide guests to local attractions in their short-term rental properties, and having a strong local presence provides comfort to their partners. Challenges with Property Managers: They emphasize the importance of having reliable property managers, sharing an experience of a terrible property manager in Indianapolis that almost made them quit investing. They created a thorough vetting process to avoid similar situations. Investment Strategy in Savannah: Multiple Rental Strategies: Savannah is attractive because it allows for multiple rental strategies, including long-term rentals, short-term rentals (STVs), and rentals to film crews or corporate clients. The city has a growing film industry and a large student population, which offers a variety of rental opportunities. Short-Term Rental Regulations: There are restrictions on where short-term rentals can operate in Savannah, limited to three historic districts. Investors must either find properties with existing short-term rental licenses or purchase commercial-zoned properties for new licenses. Market Selection Considerations: They focus on markets that offer cash flow, especially in the Midwest, where cash flow is stronger than in areas like Ontario, Canada. Savannah, while more expensive, offers diversified rental opportunities, such as film industry rentals, traveling nurses, and student housing, making it a good place to pivot if rental markets shift. Commercial Properties and Financing: They highlight how they were able to secure residential loans for properties in commercial zones in Savannah, which is a unique opportunity. While commercial properties are typically less favorable for residential investors, Wendy and Mike found a way to make it work, leveraging their knowledge and experience in the U.S. market. The discussion underscores the importance of local knowledge, a strong team (especially property managers), and diversifying strategies to mitigate risks in real estate investing.

Black Focus Radio noon-2 PM weekdays on JoynetRadio.com Download the JoynetRadio.com app to carry us everywhere. Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform. Great Black Facts 24/7/365 Call the show! 855-525-5683 Thank you grocery store employees. Without you, we're all dead! Today on the show, we'll try to keep it light and frothy. We welcome Syr Jonathan Duncan from Urban Recon to get some insight into what he is doing in the community. There has been an arrest in the public lynching of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia? They didn't make the arrests because they saw the tape. They made the arrests because we say the tape. I am sorry to say, I don't expect a conviction. Michigan has decided to step into the 21st century on policing. Will others do the same? COVID19 is Real. DavidWColeman.net ColemansDynamicProducts.com RibbRubb.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On March 9th, Chef Irene Li, owner of Mei Mei Restaurant in Boston, opened their finances to the public at an event called Open Book Open House. The purpose? To get people having more open and honest conversations around restaurants and money. But just a week after the Open Book Open House, restaurant dining rooms closed due to COVID and all of a sudden restaurant finances were on everybody’s mind.   Thank you all so much for listening to our second season! We really appreciate each one of you. If you have any thoughts about season 3, send them our way.  We’re also very grateful for Pared, our season 2 sponsor. Sign up to be a member now and join the community of other foodservice workers.  Help the restaurants and organizations featured in our second season:  Kin Restaurant in Boise, Idaho - support them by ordering delivery Otoño in Highland Park, Los Angeles - support them by visiting their location they’ve converted into a Spanish market. They also have gift cards and an employee relief fund. Homeroom in Oakland, California - They are still open for take-out and delivery and they also have an employee fund. Opening Soon Podcast and Tilit in New York City - Opening Soon has done a great job covering talking to restaurant folks about how they’re affected by COVID. Tilit is also selling masks with a buy-one-give one policy. If you buy one through them, they’ll donate one to a food service employee volunteering or a medical professional. Minnie Bell’s Soul Movement in Emeryville, California - Fernay and team are doing Saturday and Sunday orders right now and they also have a relief fund.  Le Pigeon in Portland, Oregon - Le Pigeon is currently doing a cellar sale for bottles of wine. Plus they have other merch and gift cards for sale.  One Fair Wage - One Fair Wage has set up a relief fund for foodservice workers in need. You can donate to the fund or volunteer to help call applicants.  Giving Kitchen in Atlanta, Georgia - They are still helping foodservice workers in financial crisis so you can donate to that. They also have a COVID-19 resource page.   Mei Mei in Boston, Massachusetts - They are still doing bulk orders, virtual dumpling classes, and selling gift cards. 

It's been a truly difficult week for your Sports Lordz and this week's episode will serve as entertainment for you serfs, and therapy for your Lordz. We start with some truly great news as our own Jimmy O'Connell got hitched! After recapping the union of two wonderful people, we dive into the despair that we three Lordz live on a day to day basis: being fans of sports teams from the state Georgia. We start the episode by recapping the epic collapse of the Atlanta Braves and the fallout that has come from that nightmare of a series. We then shift to more bad news for Jimmy as we recap the upset of his beloved Georgia Bulldogs to unranked South Carolina and also take a look at what happened in college football this past weekend, including a rare win for Diego's Vols. Then we return to more losing as the Falcons put the shit cherry on top of a bad week with a loss that couldn't be more “Atlanta”, and end the saddest segment in our show's history by breaking down the Curse of the 96 Olympics and what that exactly means for us ad fans of Atlanta sports. We then shift to some less sad topics and add names to our “all-name list”, hand out a Lord of the Week, and discuss Lebron's bad take on the current NBA vs. China situation. Later, we are joined by the ghost of Richard Jewell, who tells us about his life, the afterlife, and why he's still cursing our beloved sports teams. Our cathartic therapy session ends in true Sports Lordz fashion with a new round of DABS!This episode is brought to you by Sports Teams in the State of Georgia: They bad!Follow us on twitter and Instagram @SportsLordz 

It’s been a truly difficult week for your Sports Lordz and this week’s episode will serve as entertainment for you serfs, and therapy for your Lordz. We start with some truly great news as our own Jimmy O’Connell got hitched! After recapping the union of two wonderful people, we dive into the despair that we three Lordz live on a day to day basis: being fans of sports teams from the state Georgia. We start the episode by recapping the epic collapse of the Atlanta Braves and the fallout that has come from that nightmare of a series. We then shift to more bad news for Jimmy as we recap the upset of his beloved Georgia Bulldogs to unranked South Carolina and also take a look at what happened in college football this past weekend, including a rare win for Diego’s Vols. Then we return to more losing as the Falcons put the shit cherry on top of a bad week with a loss that couldn’t be more “Atlanta”, and end the saddest segment in our show’s history by breaking down the Curse of the 96 Olympics and what that exactly means for us ad fans of Atlanta sports. We then shift to some less sad topics and add names to our “all-name list”, hand out a Lord of the Week, and discuss Lebron’s bad take on the current NBA vs. China situation. Later, we are joined by the ghost of Richard Jewell, who tells us about his life, the afterlife, and why he’s still cursing our beloved sports teams. Our cathartic therapy session ends in true Sports Lordz fashion with a new round of DABS! This episode is brought to you by Sports Teams in the State of Georgia: They bad! Follow us on twitter and Instagram @SportsLordz

Nathan Aguilera is the author of Foodie Flashpacker, a food-focused travel blog. He has been to 60+ countries over five continents and has been traveling the world for 5+ years.  During this episode, Nathan will share what it takes to be a successful food and travel blogger. Find out how to start your own blog, earn money, and get sponsorships. Listen for fun travel adventures and experiences around Eastern Europe.   Links: Instagram Foodieflashpacker.com Discussed: NomadSummit.com  Jaywaytravel.com - Travel Company Superstarblogging.nomadicmatt.com - Matt's Superstar Blogging Travellemming.com Foodfuntravel.com Incomeboss.com July 2019: Travel, Expenses, and Income from Kiev, Ukraine and Tbilisi, Georgia Time Stamps: 01:57 - Are most travel bloggers annoying? 04:42 - Burning out with your career and travels 11:03 - Living and working as a scuba instructor 13:59 - Starting your own food blog 17:14 - How to choose a restaurant & eating Georgia food 27:32 - Georgia hospitality and warm welcomes 29:43 - “Georgia: They are famous for hospitality, food, and wine.” - Nathan Aguilera 31:22 - The history, cost, and culture of wine 38:01 - Finding Mexican food around the world 42:44 - What makes a successful travel blogger 46:48 - When should you expect to earn money? 51:14 - “I’ve got $750 for an article I did.” - Nathan Aguilera 56:46 - A niche site verse a blog website 1:01:59:02 - Getting FREE stuff as a blogger 1:06:43 - Cost of apartments, food, and transportation 1:14:35 - Discussing sponsorships and paid partnerships   Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends!