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Let's Talk with Bucky Dudley of First Tee of Greater Charleston

Heather Shanahan, CAPTRUST director of endowments and foundations, talks with LaVanda Brown and Courtney Johnson from the YWCA of Greater Charleston (YWCAGC). LaVanda has been the organization's executive director for seven years, and Courtney is the current treasurer and incoming chair of the YWCAGC's board.   In the episode, LaVanda and Courtney share their experiences navigating and supporting the YWCA's mission of eliminating racism and empowering women. The three discuss the intentional decision to have an all-female board; the steps they've taken to honor the organization's mission; the importance of staff and board member relationships; and strategic planning.  Subscribe to Mission + Markets for more insight for nonprofits and mission-focused organizations.   Under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, this podcast is defined as an advertisement and includes an uncompensated testimonial by a CAPTRUST client. Please be advised that clients' experiences as described in the podcast do not necessarily represent the experience of other clients. 

Join Steve as he sits down with Nate Abraham, Publisher and owner of the soon-to-be-launched Lowcountry Panorama, a Greater Charleston-based weekly newspaper that will cover "Positive News for a Positive Community." This episode was recorded live, in-studio at Ohm Radio 96.3FM, Charleston's community-focused radio station.

WE ARE HERE!!! The 200th episode! LifePixers, this is CRAAAAZZZZYYY! And it's all thanks to you! Without listeners there is no show. Thank you for tuning in each episode, giving your feedback and submitting your questions. Which many of them are answered here. Yay!! We're told so many times on the podcast, others can't make me feel like this, but I DO feel like this? They were the ones that made me feel like this! My mother and wife don't always agree. How can I lessen the tension? How can an engaged couple prepare for marriage together? When dating, is seeing a therapist or being on medication something to be weary of? Is that a deal breaker? My 4 year old son picked up some habits from my husband that I don't like. I've learned to swallowed what my husband does. But what about my child? How much money should a couple share? Should they combine the money they made before they are married, once they get married? Born and raised in Columbia, SC, Sara Tick graduated with a BA in psychology and a minor in gender studies from Indiana University and a Masters of Science in family therapy from the University of Massachusetts Boston. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Jewish Family Services of Greater Charleston and is a licensed therapist who works with individuals, couples, and families. Connect with Sara on Instagram: @sarasharnofftick Kingsley Moyo is a Relationship Mentor, Speaker & Author. For over 7 years he has been working with individuals, couples, and families from all walks of life. His goal is to spark hope for anyone in search of meaningful relationships, growth, and the next step in life that can be the beginning of something awesome! Connect with Kingsley Moyo Website: relationshipfactor.org Instagram: @relationshipfactor After serving for 20 years on active duty as a mental health medic, Dave Jenkins retired from the US Army. During his enlistment, he served at Fort Leavenworth within the military's maximum-security prison and deployed to Afghanistan, managing the Combat Stress Clinic. While on active duty, Dave earned his Doctor of Ministry in Family Therapy and Masters of Divinity in Marriage and Family Therapy. He currently works for a federal law enforcement agency as an Employee Assistance Counselor. He is also the Fredericksburg Relationship Center director, a group practice dedicated to serving the needs of couples, relationships, marriages, and individuals. Dave practices what he preaches as he believes he can only take his clients as far as he's gone. He has been married for 29 years, has four children, a daughter-in-law and a son-in-law. Connect with Dave: Website: https://www.fredericksburgrelationships.com Connect with ST: LifePixRelationships.com

Join Steve for a SUPER SMALL TALK, as he sits down with Dr. Kendra Stewart to learn more about the One Region Roadmap, and how Lowcountry-headquartered business owners can play an important part in molding Greater Charleston's ongoing evolution.

On this episode of the Charleston Women Podcast CEO Sara Tick talks to our host Erin Kienzle about launching Jewish Family Services of Greater Charleston during the pandemic and and how the organization serves the community … and more! Kick back and grab your favorite drink, get comfortable and listen in.

What happens if you come from a divorced family? Or how about been divorced before? Does it mean you're doomed? No way! In this episode, Sara tick shares with us real tangible advice from both professional and personal experiences on how to set yourself up for success. We discuss some really challenging topics, like do you have to be happy all the time? How to find a good therapist? How do I learn to really understand my spouse? And remember, Nobody has got this whole relationship thing figured out! That's why there are so many books, so many therapists, so many podcasts;). Born and raised in Columbia, SC, Sara Tick graduated with a BA in psychology and a minor in gender studies from Indiana University and a Masters of Science in family therapy from the University of Massachusetts Boston. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Jewish Famly Services of Greater Charleston and is a licensed therapist who works with individuals, couples, and families. Connect with Sara on Instagram: @sarasharnofftick

Danny Randazzo is head of acquisitions at Randazzo Capital and controls over $8,000,000 in commercial and residential real estate. In the summer of 2016, Danny and his wife sold everything they owned and moved to Charleston, South Carolina to build a real estate portfolio. Randazzo Capital made its first investment purchase in the winter of 2016, buying two commercial buildings for $1,000,000. Since then, the firm has utilized strong investor and lender relationships to purchase another $1,000,000 commercial building, a short sale renovation project, a four-unit residential rental, a two-unit residential rental, and two beachfront foreclosures. Danny has been a speaker at The Best Ever Real Estate Conference in Denver, and a guest on many real estate podcasts released worldwide. He is the host of a local real estate meet-up in Charleston that helps local investors build networks and improve their business. Danny also volunteers with The First Tee of Greater Charleston, where he teaches kids about honesty, integrity, respect, and life on and off the golf course.

Chad, Chris, and Kevin talk about the top 5 dog friendly restaurants in the Charleston area that have great food, great service, and are great for dog training. For more in-depth information, check out the article written on these locations at caninerevolutiondogtraining.com!

Craig Tuck, Executive Director of the Charleston Baptist Association, joins Tommy and Trey to talk about all the different ways God is at work in Charleston, South Carolina! This is an encouraging conversation about how God is strengthening churches in our area!

Host Mika Gadsden with another quick COVID-19 update for residents of the Greater Charleston, South Carolina area. Here's a link to a great resource list created by Eileen Waldron: bit.ly/COVID19ResourceList Additional Links: - Charleston County School District Grab and Go Meals, https://www.ccsdschools.com/site/default.aspx?PageType=3&DomainID=4&ModuleInstanceID=488&ViewID=6446EE88-D30C-497E-9316-3F8874B3E108&RenderLoc=0&FlexDataID=17381&PageID=1 -The Post and Courier COVID-19 Tracker, https://www.postandcourier.com/health/covid19/ -Live 5 News, https://www.live5news.com/2020/03/18/charleston-restaurants-adjusting-best-they-can-new-regulations/ -Lowcountry Foodbank, https://www.lowcountryfoodbank.org/covid-19-response/ -Xfinity COVID-19, https://corporate.comcast.com/covid-19 -Holy City Sinner, https://www.holycitysinner.com/ -Paul Bowers' Brutal South Newsletter, https://brutalsouth.substack.com/p/fighting-for-my-mental-health New to the show? Check out this previous episode: bit.ly/CandaceLivingston I run on love & community support: bit.ly/SupportCAN , $mikagadsden on CashApp Get exclusive content by supporting this podcast via Patreon: patreon.com/ChsActNet Follow the Charleston Activist Network on Social Media: FB: @charlestonactivistnetwork IG: @charlestonactivistnetwork Twitter: @ChsActNet Email Mika: Tamika@charlestonactivistnetwork.com Website: www.charlestonactivistnetwork.com

“It goes back to the mindset shift, or the flip of the switch in your mind and in your heart, where you know you have to make a change to better yourself. You have to be accepting of that switch and just know there’s no other option than doing this.” Danny Randazzo and his Partner/Wife experienced an incredible shift in their mindsets and backed it up with some radical steps in achieving their dream of building a multifamily real estate portfolio. Selling all their possessions in the Bay Area, CA., and bravely moving to Charleston, South Carolina, their target market, they gambled it all. In this episode, you’ll learn the power of “flipping the switch”, why multifamily investing is ideal for passive investors, and how being open to opportunity and prepared can prove the concept YOU ARE AN INVESTOR. Listen to the exhilarating experience Danny had in closing on his first 2 Commercial Buildings totaling $1MM and allowing nothing to hold him back from making his vision a reality. Inspiration guaranteed. Danny’s Bio: In his career, Danny Randazzo has done 13 deals and controls over $21MM worth of real estate and 163 multifamily units. Danny has successfully purchased various types of deals: on market, off market, mailing owners, short sale, and courthouse foreclosure sale. In addition, Danny has been a featured speaker at the Best Ever Conference, hosted a local real estate meet up, and volunteered with The First Tee of Greater Charleston to teach about life/golf. How to Reach Danny: Passiveinvesting.com If you enjoy listening to my show, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review! 

Danny Randazzo joins us to discuss his strategies behind buying commercial real estate. He also shares with us some key tips to success: Have passion and a burning desire Know your financials Have gratitude Danny and his wife sold everything they owned in the summer of 2016 and relocated to Charleston, South Carolina to build a real estate portfolio. Randazzo Capital made its first investment purchase in the winter of 2016, buying 2 commercial buildings for $1,000,000. Since then, Randazzo Capital has utilized strong investor and lender relationships to purchase another $1,000,000 commercial building, a short sale renovation project, a 4 unit residential rental, a 2 unit residential rental, and 2 beachfront foreclosures. The company controls over $7,500,000 in commercial and residential real estate. Danny has been a speaker at The Best Ever Real Estate Conference in Denver, CO and a guest on many national real estate podcasts. Danny is the host of a local real estate meet up in Charleston to help local investors build networks and improve their business. Danny volunteers with The First Tee of Greater Charleston that is a golf academy to teach kids about honesty, integrity, respect and life on and off the golf course. Book recommended: “Mistakes Millionaires Make” by Harry Clark You can connect with Danny at: investwithdanny.com This podcast made possible by our friends at HomeInvest.com. If you’re looking for the best turnkey investing company or want a free investment strategy session visit homeinvest.com/pillars. Connect with Pillars Of Wealth Creation on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PillarsofWealthCreation/ Subscribe to our email list at www.pillarsofwealthcreation.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkg8HggkdPAuBaAQySJSEQQ

Background: Danny got started in real estate investing through good old fashion hard work and a mindset to accomplish any goal he commits to. In high school, he started tracking monthly income and expenses to the penny. In 2013, he took every available liquid dollar to buy a 3 bedroom 3 bath primary residence in the San Francisco Bay Area. He house hacked with two roommates that nearly covered his cost of living plus homeownership expenses (Danny paid about $450 monthly). After selling his place in the summer of 2016, his wife and him moved to Charleston, South Carolina to build a real estate portfolio. In the winter of 2016, he made his first investment purchase, buying 2 commercial buildings that have 6 rental units. Since then, Randazzo Capital has purchased 1 commercial building that has 14 rental units, 1 short sale renovation project, a 4 unit residential rental, a 2 unit residential rental, and two beachfront condo foreclosures. The company controls over $6,500,000 in commercial and residential real estate. Current Focus: Their current focus is midsize $2-$10M commercial and multifamily investment opportunities that generate positive cash flow and or have value add opportunities. Danny is the host of a local meet up in Charleston that meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month to help local investor build their networks and increase their business. Danny volunteers with The First Tee of Greater Charleston that is a golf academy to teach kids about honesty, integrity, respect and life on and off the golf course. Topics discussed: Multifamily Syndications House Hacking Links mentioned in this episode: Connect With Danny!! dan@randazzocapital.com Join Self Directed Investors Network!

There are some big changes happening right now in the Greater Charleston area. We usually see a bit of a shift around this time of year, but some of the things we are noticing are pretty atypical. Over the last three months, we’ve had 5,200 homes come on the market. However, our pending listings have dropped from 3,500 to 3,000 in that same time frame. That’s a significant difference. In addition to that, the price per square foot is in the high $160s right now, but homes are selling for about $134. It tells me that there are a lot of homes on the market right now that are overpriced. “Whether this shift continues or not depends on buyer confidence.” Part of the reason buyer activity has slowed down is because buyers are deciding that homes aren’t just worth what sellers are asking for them and it’s causing a bit of a shift. Will it continue? I have no idea, but it depends on where buyer confidence is above all else. If buyers continue to not buy and decide homes are overpriced, the market will slow down. If you’ve been thinking about selling your home, right now is the perfect time. In fact, this is one of the best seller’s markets I’ve ever seen. If you have any questions for me or want any buying or selling advice, give me a call or send me an email. I would love to hear from you soon.