Podcast appearances and mentions of seth teagle

Seth Teagle joins First Responder Financial Freedom to share his remarkable journey from firefighter paramedic to successful real estate entrepreneur. After 22 years in the fire service and multiple career-ending back injuries, Seth transformed his side hustle into a thriving business that now manages 2,000 units across multiple states.The conversation takes a fascinating turn as Seth unpacks his innovative approach to Build-To-Rent (BTR) developments. Unlike traditional apartment investing, this strategy involves constructing single-family homes, duplexes, and small multi-unit buildings specifically designed to be held as rentals, with the ultimate goal of selling entire neighborhoods to institutional investors. Seth explains why these large equity groups are aggressively seeking this product type and how his team has positioned themselves to capitalize on this growing market trend.What truly sets Seth's strategy apart is his use of modular construction - a method far removed from what many imagine when they hear the term. Seth dispels common misconceptions, detailing how today's factory-built homes rival or exceed the quality of traditional construction while cutting build times in half. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the practical advantages this approach offers in addressing labor shortages, weather delays, and quality control challenges that plague conventional building methods.The episode also delivers a masterclass in real estate financing mindset. Seth shares how paying 16% interest on his first apartment deal - a rate that initially seemed terrifying - ultimately led to a $1.2 million refinance that changed his life trajectory. His philosophy of focusing on the deal's fundamentals rather than fixating on interest rates provides a powerful framework for evaluating opportunities in any market condition.Ready to expand your real estate investing horizons beyond traditional approaches? This conversation will challenge your assumptions about construction methods, financing strategies, and what's possible for first responders looking to build wealth through innovative real estate approaches.

Running multifamily properties in tertiary markets can have major challenges, especially finding qualified staff and drawing from a smaller tenant base. Despite these challenges, you can still acquire at a low enough basis where big gains can be made. Many of these properties are inefficiently managed by long-term local owners with little or no debt and rents hundreds of dollars per month below market. Seth Teagle, Principal of The Stream Group, vertically manages properties in tertiary markets, and has been able to create immense value through increasing revenue and net operating income.  

In this episode, Chaz Wolfe welcomes Seth Teagle, a successful real estate developer. They discuss Seth's transition from firefighting to entrepreneurship, the importance of belief, mentorship, and networking, and the significance of ongoing learning. Seth shares insights on strategic planning, hiring practices, and the illusion of wealth. The episode concludes with book recommendations for budding entrepreneurs and the power of community in business.

Gathering The Kings host, Chaz Wolfe, welcomes Seth Teagle, the heavy-hitter of real estate, to the king's stage. From battling flames as a firefighter for over two decades to igniting the real estate world, Seth has made his mark. With a massive 9-figure asset portfolio and the genius behind The Stream Group, he also helps mold minds at Firehouse Bros Education.Today's chat has Chaz and Seth discussing distinguishing assets from liabilities, navigating the quest for the perfect mentor, and mastering the art of relentless pursuit toward your dreams. Ready to level up? Don't let your business lag; hit play and absorb Seth's fire.During this episode, you will learn about;[00:00] Introduction[01:41] Intro to Seth and his business[02:31] Why Seth continues to push[04:26] When Seth realized work kept him from his family[09:31] How Seth moved into entrepreneurialism[11:20] Why Seth went into real estate, specifically[21:09] A good decision Seth made[26:52] A bad decision Seth made[34:38] Seth's approach to decision-making[38:46] One trackable metric Seth would use[41:29] Seth's book recommendation[45:43] Seth's advice on networking[48:35] What Seth would tell his younger self[50:02] How to connect with Seth[51:25] Info on Gathering The Kings MastermindNotable Quotes“The why that drives me is to have ‘time freedom' so that I can spend it with the family.” - Seth Teagle“You have to have that realization somewhere in the warrior stage of . . . I can't do this forever.” - Chaz Wolfe (Host)“I was always an entrepreneur. I just didn't know it.” - Seth Teagle“As much as I wanted to work, as hard as I wanted to work, I had a true path to legacy wealth, to financial freedom.” - Seth Teagle“If I genuinely think that something is beyond me, then there's no chance I'm gonna go after it. I'm not gonna take any action towards it.” - Chaz Wolfe (Host)“Success leaves breadcrumbs. And so you just gotta be looking and you gotta be hungry.” - Seth Teagle“The one [good] decision I made was to bet on myself.” - Seth Teagle“It comes back to finding somebody that's a little bit farther ahead of you and asking for help” - Seth Teagle“I think that any bad decision, it's only bad or it's a bad decision or a mistake if you do it twice.” - Seth Teagle“The way that I always try to operate is, ‘where I'm today, I shouldn't be in the same place next year.'” - Seth TeagleBooks and Resources Recommended:Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosakihttps://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680194Who Not How by Dan Sullivanhttps://www.amazon.com/Who-Not-How-Accelerating-Teamwork-ebook/dp/B0867ZJ151Let's Connect!Seth Teagle:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seth.teagleWebsite: https://www.thefirehousebros.com/Website: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/LinkedIn:

From flex space buildings to multifamily apartments, Seth Teagle shares his experiences, challenges, and insights into real estate development, shedding light on key elements that can make or break a deal. Key Takeaways: Understand the Market Dynamics: It's essential to comprehend the current saturation levels in the real estate market, especially in multifamily apartments. Knowing where to invest and when can be the difference between a successful or a failed venture. Due Diligence is Crucial: Before making any property purchase, especially in land development, ensure all due diligence processes, like understanding zoning requirements and the area's economic development plans. Optimize for Value-Add: Whether it's ensuring properties have modern amenities or analyzing the cost-benefit ratio of construction elements, always look for opportunities to add value to the investment.   Seth Teagle | Real Estate Background CEO of The Stream Group Portfolio: Multifamily and ground up projects Based in: Columbus, OH Say hi to him at:  www.thestreamgroups.com Instagram LinkedIn Best Ever Book: The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin Greatest Lesson: Not everyone in your immediate circle is happy for your successes. Surround yourself with people you're able to share both good news and bad news with.   Click here to learn more about our sponsors: BAM Capital

If you're exploring opportunities as an alternative to your 9-5 job, today's guest, Seth Teagle, will help you find a path outside your current career. Check out the time and financial freedom benefits of real estate syndication to provide you with the lifestyle you deserve. Tune in for more!Key Takeaways to Listen forWhy a flexible life and work balance is crucial for hustling careers 3 definitive steps to building a startup real estate businessMultifamily investing challenges to take note of as a beginnerOperational upgrades to help scale your business efficientlyThe benefits of real estate for time and financial freedomResources Mentioned in This EpisodeRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki | Kindle and Mass Market PaperbackIntelMicrosoftApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor About Seth TeagleSeth is the CEO of The Stream Group. The Stream Group has over 50 years of combined experience owning and operating Multifamily Assets. They specialize in ground-up development, renovation-style construction, property management, and operating at peak efficiency. They take pride in recognizing a great asset, formulating a sound business plan, and executing it to exceed expectations.Connect with SethWebsite: The Stream Groups Facebook Seth TeagleInstagram: @seth.teagleTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com, and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorsGrow Your Show, LLCThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

On this episode of The Darin Batchelder Real Estate Investing Show, Darin speaks with Seth Teagle, a multifamily real estate owner and investor. They discuss the latest developments in the Columbus area, the importance of finding good deals, and strategies for successful investing. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of having multiple streams of income through investing in real estate. Seth emphasizes the need to build relationships with experienced operators and invest with a reliable team. They share personal experiences and insights to help listeners avoid common mistakes and be successful in their investing endeavors. For links and resources discussed in this episode, please visit our show notes at https://darinbatchelder.com/Multiple-streams-income-seth-teagle  

Seth Teagle is a former firefighter and paramedic who achieved financial independence through real estate investing after 22 years. He is passionate about creating generational wealth for The Stream Group's investors. He is also well-known in the multifamily real estate industry for educating others with similar backgrounds.    In this episode, Seth shares his inspiring journey of transitioning from a physically demanding career to real estate investing and how his first 50-unit acquisition yielded $1M. He shares his story of getting started in real estate and how he invested in himself, his skills, and his network to close his first 50-unit multifamily deal. From there, he scaled up to operate over $185 million in commercial real estate.    Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration for your real estate investment journeys!   [00:00 - 07:49] Opening Segment Seth Teagle is a former firefighter and paramedic who became financially independent through real estate investing His first deal was a 50-unit multifamily property that he got into after building his network and skills Seth's journey started when he realized he needed to make more money to support his growing family and met a college roommate who was a successful real estate investor   [07:50 - 14:53] From Working for Free to Closing a 50-Unit Apartment Deal Seth worked for a mentor for 14 months for free to gain knowledge and skills He took a pay cut and invested in himself to build a resume for future deals Brought in one investor and accessed home equity line of credit to purchase 50 unit property Seth had to bring in a hard money lender at the end due to an unexpected increase in the down payment Different banks' appetites for loans and types of real estate they are interested in   [14:54 - 21:18] From Rejection to Success: Overcoming Roadblocks  Seth shares how he struggled to find a bank to finance their first real estate deal due to a lack of experience and network The property experienced high vacancy rates and required significant renovations, leading the speaker to raise private capital Despite working long hours and facing personal risk, Seth completed the project and refinanced with significant equity. The experience inspired Seth to pursue real estate investing as a career. Key lessons include pushing beyond comfort zones, being vulnerable, and persevering through challenges   [21:19 - 26:33] How Networking and Adding Value Led to a Successful Real Estate Career Actively listening for opportunities to provide value and fill a role that others couldn't Recognizing the importance of successful people's time and offering to pay for it Valuing action takers and giving them specific action steps to take   [26:34 - 31:57] Closing Segment Best investment: Seth's first deal Worst investment: buying a 40-unit property The most important lesson learned: hiring A players  Quotes:   "Understand that if they're super successful, their time is valuable." - Seth Teagle   "I just had to push myself beyond my comfort zone and know it would hurt. You have to push through that." - Seth Teagle   "If somebody gives you a crack in the door, they kind of give you a little bit of glimmer of hope that they'll talk to you, then do everything they say." - Seth Teagle   "Hire A players and terminate the C players or not hire them at all." - Seth Teagle Connect with Seth! Investing: https://www.thestreamgroups.com  Mentoring: https://www.thefirehousebros.com    Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/   Track your rental property's finances with Stessa. Go to www.escapingwallstreet.com. Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

In most tertiary markets in the Midwest, there's been very little new building of multifamily housing in many years. Therefore, buildings in many of these markets have very high occupancy levels. These markets also tend to have smaller, ma and pa management, so there's a lot of opportunity to reduce operational costs and raise rents, thereby improving Net Operating Income and creating great cash flow. Seth Teagle, Principal of The Stream Group, a vertically integrated multi-family operator, has built an impressive portfolio of C and B class properties in Central Ohio. Over the past few years, Seth has learned from mistakes on how to accurately budget for cap-ex on heavy value-add projects, an area where a lot of inexperienced operators go wrong. 

Seth Teagle is a Syndicator/Vertically Integrated Real Estate Company Owner/Firehouse Bros Educator who talks about #realestatecoaching, #realestatedeveloper, #multifamilyinvesting, #multifamilydevelopment, and #multifamilysyndication Connect with Seth at https://www.thestreamgroups.com/ If you'd like to get started in real estate investing, download our free guide, 5 Step Beginners Guide To Real Estate Investing, at https://unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com/freeguide/ Follow us on social: Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/UnitedStatesREI/ Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/unitedstatesrei/ Twitter, https://twitter.com/unitedstatesrei LinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/company/unitedstatesrei TikTok, https://www.tiktok.com/@unitedstatesrei? Spotify, https://open.spotify.com/show/6f2Xz83KMZA43OUIUmuJ34?si=DxWjeG6ESOmRii9Eivvb8Q&dl_branch=1 Helping you achieve real estate investing financial freedom through media, networking, and knowledge. Enjoy listening to United States Real Estate Investor content to gain more knowledge and strategies of real estate investing and real estate investment in finance, landlording, property wholesaling, property rehabbing, entrepreneurship, to build wealth, learning, teaching, professional networking, property law, tips and tricks, inspiration, motivation, and creating true financial freedom. United States Real Estate Investor https://unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com Universe Media Mastering Your audio, more listenable. https://universemediamastering.com/ Advertise with us! Visit https://www.unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com/advertising

Today on the podcast, we welcome back Seth Teagle! Originally a lifelong firefighter/paramedic and later Lieutenant, Seth moved to the real estate industry with the goal of growing a real estate portfolio to hedge against the inevitable end of a physically demanding career. Upon purchasing his first real estate deal, Seth's 50 unit acquisition yielded $1M. He continues to focus on asset acquisitions, broker communications, investor relations and overall growth strategy for his company, The Stream Group. Seth is well-known in the multifamily real estate industry for educating others, particularly those with a similar background to his own, and he does this through his coaching group, The Firehouse Bros. Join me today as Seth opens up about his experiences with in-house property management, how vital mentorship is, and what he is seeing currently in the Columbus, Ohio market! Don't miss it! Connect with Seth at: Website: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/ Coaching Program: www.thefirehousebros.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seth.teagle Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-teagle-bb1930b5/ Seth's Book Recommendation: Who Not How by: David Sullivan Seth's Prayer Request: Wisdom to make good decisions. Connect with Lee: Website: THREEFOLD - Real Estate Investing (threefoldrei.com), Email: info@threefoldrei.com, Facebook: Threefold Real Estate Investing | Facebook, LinkedIn: Lee Yoder | LinkedIn, NEW!!! YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGM93x6ZEDa4n9yH7UP97iA Check out our Free E-book! https://threefoldrei.ac-page.com/5-steps-to-passive-income-for-the-full-time-dad

ABOUT SETH TEAGLEAfter 22 years in the fire service, Seth Teagle found himself working 800-1,000 hours of overtime annually to provide for his family. Once Seth discovered multifamily real estate, he went all in…. he went from Firefighter to Millionaire after his first apartment complex BRRRR. Seth is now the CEO of The Stream Group, a private investment group with 185M AUM as well as an education platform called Firehouse Bros.                     THIS TOPIC IN A NUTSHELL: [01:20] Seth's background and how he started in real estate[04:30] First few deals and flipping[06:32] Why Apartment Syndication? [07:35] Partnership on the first investment[10:27] Dealing with Property management and vacancy[12:12] Starting a Joint venture[13:48] Getting into Syndication[15:50] Mentorship with other syndicators [17:39] His take on starting with SFH vs. bigger deals[18:25] Benefits of Commercial real estate[20:08] Finding the right partners[25:03] Vertical integration with partners [26:26] Plans in the current market and projects working on[30:18] Why Strategic partnership has worked for him[37:04] Ways to optimize Vertical integration[40:30] Five cycles of entrepreneurship[44:07] The real work after buying the deal[48:00] Development projects and changes happening in their market[51:10] Advice to his 25-year-old self [51:41] First entrepreneurial endeavor[52:29] Formal and informal training that shaped his journey[53:40] The biggest mistake that shaped his journey[55:30] How to reach out to Seth     KEY QUOTE: [16:36] I knew I had to get in the same room with people who are doing bigger things, that could be my training wheels and that accelerated our growth exponentially. Rather than me keep trying to figure it out, let me just cut to the front of the line, pay the right people for their time, learn what they know and the mistakes they've made, and how they've done things.  [21:06] A lot of people are scared to partner but I've always looked at it that if it's with the right person, I can go faster and sooner than I would've had by myself.   [22:19] Without strategic partnerships I would still be probably on my 3rd or 4th deal by now, it would have been just a lot slower.  [29:25] Instead of buying anything that makes sense and has a huge upside, we are looking at stuff now that's a little bit less of a headache. The upside might be less, but the headache to get to that upside or the risk is a lot less as well.  [32:25] We've had a few people as potential partners where they sounded great, they knew what to say, they knew how to act, and then we get some background check and find out that we're fourth in line to get hosed by them and that helps.   SUMMARY OF BUSINESS:The Stream Group is a professional and vertically integrated real estate investment firm. Utilizing over 50 years of combined experience, our purpose is to create investment opportunities for those who understand the power of real estate. We provide these opportunities through syndications and equitable funds. Firehouse Bros is our education platform where we teach both new and experienced investors. Our focus is on helping students become well-rounded investors and scale to levels they only dreamed of.    ABOUT THE WESTSIDE INVESTORS NETWORK   The Westside Investors Network is your community for investing knowledge for growth. For real estate professionals by real estate professionals. This show is focused on the next step in your career... investing, for those starting with nothing to multifamily syndication.      The Westside Investors Network strives to bring knowledge and education to real estate professional that is seeking to gain more freedom in their life. The host AJ and Chris Shepard, are committed to sharing the wealth of knowledge that they have gained throughout the years to allow others the opportunity to learn and grow in their investing. They own Uptown Properties, a successful Property Management, and Brokerage Company. If you are interested in Property Management in the Portland Metro or Bend Metro Areas, please visit www.uptownpm.com. If you are interested in investing in multifamily syndication, please visit www.uptownsyndication.com.          #realestate #realestateinvesting #passiveincome #passiveinvesting #realestateinvestor #realestateinvestment #REinvesting #multifamily #educationclub #raisingcapital #generalpartners #operators #singlefamilyhomes #flipping #firefighter #syndicators #mentorship #strategicpartnerships #construction #propertymanagement #verticalintegration #development #exitplan #commercialrealestate #Ohio #newepisode #podcasting #passivewealth #assetcreation #RoadToFinancialFreedom #WIN #JointheWINpod #WestsideInvestorsNetwork  CONNECT WITH SETH TEAGLE: Website: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/Coaching and Education platform: https://www.thefirehousebros.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seth.teagle/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seth.teagleLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-teagle-bb1930b5/     CONNECT WITH US   For more information about investing with AJ and Chris:  ·    Uptown Syndication | https://www.uptownsyndication.com/  ·    LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/71673294/admin/         For information on Portland Property Management:  ·    Uptown Properties | http://www.uptownpm.com  ·    Youtube | @UptownProperties      Westside Investors Network  ·    Website | https://www.westsideinvestorsnetwork.com/  ·    Twitter | https://twitter.com/WIN_pdx  ·    Instagram | @westsideinvestorsnetwork  ·    LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13949165/  ·    Facebook | @WestsideInvestorsNetwork  ·    Youtube | @WestsideInvestorsNetwork  

This week, Nate talks to firefighter-turned-real estate expert Seth Teagle about his journey into the industry. While it was a learning curve getting into real estate, Seth was dedicated and determined to create financial freedom and wealth longevity for him and his family. Now, he teaches others to do the same through his coaching and education group, The Firehouse Bros. Listen in to learn more about delegation, scaling and Seth's story.

Episode Summary Thrilled to be joined by Seth Teagle in our podcast episode today! Like myself, I also have a fair share of real estate investments, and Seth shares his expertise in successfully delegating his real estate business with us to the growth it today. Seth talked about his specific challenges, especially in managing people when his real estate business was growing.  Seth also shared how important it is to have the right real estate and business partner to delegate accountabilities successfully. He shared the experiences he learned from being a firefighter to owning a successful real estate and investment company. You'd love to listen to this episode and save it on your phone!                                                    What do we cover in this episode? How can managing your span of control ensure an optimal real estate business; How can you eliminate real estate unpredictability by bettering your business management; Successfully transitioning from a task-oriented mindset to a system-based mindset; How can you better turn networking uniquely beneficial you; How can you not make a mistake in finding your business partner.  Episode Resources: The Stream Group Multifamily Real Estate Investing Linkedin  Instagram Facebook Mads Singers Free Management Training Join Mads Singers Management Group 

This week on the Firepreneurs Podcast, Bennett talks to Firepreneur Seth Teagle. Seth is a 22 Year Career Firefighter out of Columbus, Ohio, having recently retired in June of 2022. Seth is a Principal in The Stream Group, which is a Real Estate Investment firm with $185M in Assets Under Management. He is also a Partner in Firehouse Bros, which is an educational platform for firefighters and their families. From his firefighting experience as a Lieutenant to his success as an investor and business leader, Seth is a great example of a Firepreneur.  Enjoy!

Seth Teagle worked physically gruelling jobs as a firefighter & paramedic during his career. He knew that his body wouldn't be able to continue to hold up, so he turned his attention to real estate as a way to build up a passive income on the side that he could grow for the future. Using some of his own funds and partnering with a mentor, he decided to dive into a 50 unit building back in 2015 that he was eventually able to refinance and pull his money out, leaving him with a yield of $1M. He's now continued to build and grow his portfolio into a total of 1500+ doors and $186M of assets in real estate. With a passion for helping others, he's founded The Firehouse Bros, a multifamily coaching & education platform to help others learn how to get into multifamily investing as well.FOLLOW SETH

Yes, there is a ton of information out there. Yes, it may even seem like the market is flooded but there are still so many that don't know how amazing the multifamily space is!  If we don't share our knowledge with those in our circle or outside our comfort circle, how will the next amazing investor discover and educate themselves? Stepping out of your own comfort zones to go live on Facebook, start a meet-up group, and share that incredible deal or to discuss the mistake that you made is what provides so many with incredible value to grow.  With the constant change in marketing step beyond and expand your own thinking. Join Seth Teagle and me in another information-rich episode and learn from our experiences. For more information or to connect with Seth Teagle head over to https://www.thestreamgroups.com/Or find Seth on Facebook, Instagram, TickToc, and Linkedin And Make sure to join the Fireproof your Finances with Multifamily Facebook group.To find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal schedule a call here https://calendly.com/threekeysinvestments/get-acquainted-callDownload a free e-book on Why Invest in Multifamily at ThreeKeysInvestments.comPlease RSS: Review, Subscribe, Share!Support the show (and my reading addiction)! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AskMeHowIKnow 

Investories welcomes SETH TEAGLE! Well worth a 5 star review!!  Seth Teagle is highly passionate about creating generational wealth for The Stream Group's investors. Seth is well-known in the multifamily real estate industry for educating others, particularly those with a similar background to his own.  Originally a lifelong firefighter/paramedic and later Lieutenant, Seth moved to the real estate industry with the goal of growing a real estate portfolio to hedge against the inevitable end of a physically demanding career.  Upon embarking on his first real estate deal, Seth's 50 unit acquisition yielded $1M. He continues to focus on asset acquisitions, broker communications, investor relations and overall growth strategy for The Stream Group. Seth continuously evolves the vision of the company and educates new investors via The Firehouse Bros, a Multifamily education platform. Seth talks mindset, and what it takes to break free from your W2. Starting with Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Seth now owns multiple companies, over 50 units as well as syndicating a new development.  Seth initially found flipping but saw it as another job. Working hard, Seth contributed sweat equity to obtain 50 units! Why? To be able to outsource the day to day work.  Seth also talks scale and syndication, how to engage a broker, and what to look for in a property.  Seth's Links:  The Stream Group: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seth.teagle TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sethteagle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seth.teagle/ Investories: Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@investoriespod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investoriespod/ Email: investoriespodcast@gmail.com Kyle: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yourmultifamilymentor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/your_multifamily_mentor/?hl=en John:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hoopeezy/?hl=en Airbnb: https://airbnb.com/h/ponderosapinehaus    

Welcome to another episode of Spilling the Beans! This week I'm sitting down with my buddies Seth Teagle and Tim Shaw. Seth and Tim are business partners at The Stream Group, a vertically integrated real estate company. They're also both full-time firefighters who picked up over 600 units over the past few years! You don't want to miss this. //SAY HI TO SETH AND TIM Seth's Instagram: @seth.teagle Website: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/

We interviewed Scott Teagle from The Stream Groups in Columbus, OH.  Our conversation started strong with him telling us all about his 1st real estate property he ever purchased.  He decided to skip wholesaling, flipping and single family rentals and move all the way up to a large Apartment building.. AS HIS 1ST DEAL!! This was a fun one.. Tune in now and watch the video version of the podcast at www.realestatereservepodcast.com If you enjoyed this podcast we would appreciate a positive review...  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-estate-reserve-podcast/id1507982777

Value-add real estate properties are properties that have yet to reach their full potential. Join JD and Melissa as they speak to Seth Teagle about the benefits of a vertically integrated real estate investment company. How is a vertically integrated company uniquely positioned to make more deals work than other real estate firms? Stay tuned!   Here's what to expect: What is vertical integration? Why should you invest in multifamily? Is it the best way to build wealth? How can a real estate coach take you to the next level? How do you make your property profitable? What does leveraging other people's money do for you? And much more!   About Seth: Seth is a multifamily real estate investor from the Columbus, Ohio, area with nearly a decade of experience. As an owner and operator of a growing multifamily portfolio, Seth has a well-established professional network in and around Columbus. These working relationships include a large network of project managers, general contractors, and material vendors, all important resources for value-add real estate investments in Central Ohio.   Connect with Seth Teagle! Website: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-teagle-bb1930b5/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seth.teagle   Connect with JD and Melissa! Website: https://therealestatejam.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealestatejam/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealestatejam/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_CWAV1OvH81yp6fITB4lg Shorefront Investments: https://shorefront-investments.com/  Email: therealestatejam@gmail.com  

Seth owns and operates a vertically integrated real estate company that owns/operates or has equity positions in over 2,000 units.  Seth also continues to hold a position as a Lieutenant in the fire service. Seth Teagle and the Stream Group have over 50 years of combined experience in owning and operating apartment communities. We specialize in renovation-style construction, property management, and operating at peak efficiency. We take pride in our ability to recognize a great asset, formulate a sound business plan and execute the plan to exceed expectations.Our value is displayed through our team-oriented approach, monitoring key performance indicators, and leveraging our experience with multiple assets. We have local ties to the communities all our properties reside in. Our elite team brings the ability to be onsite regularly to oversee the project firsthand, executing a sound plan in all environments.Join Our Passive Investor NetworkDownload Our Passive Investor Guide to Multifamily SyndicationsWE DISCUSS:How his real estate journey started.His first experience in managing properties.His shift to larger commercial multifamily.Why he had to raise private money.What his business looks like today.What they are currently focused in.His biggest challenge.What's going really well with his business.KEY QUOTE:“You always will hear people talk about the financial benefits of multifamily with appreciation but if you don't have the financial side of things dialed in with a team of accountants or have all the players lined up in a plan, you can get stuck.”CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST:Email: seth@thestreamgroups.comCONNECT WITH US! Visit our Website: https://www.canovocapital.com/podcastConnect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apartmentinvestingjourney/?modal=admin_todo_tourFollow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpmNIzpEzxGn5ZuNgjAVV-w/featuredFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apartmentinvestingjourney/Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apartment-investing-journey/id1464256464LOVE THE SHOW? PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE, REVIEW & SHARE

Are you willing to offer your time and work for free if it means you can learn?In this episode of The Real Estate Mindset podcast, Seth Teagle and I chat about how he made the jump towards vertical integration in multi-family real estate.For those who don't know, vertical integration is a strategy that allows a company to streamline its operations by taking direct ownership of various stages of its production process rather than relying on external contractors or suppliers. A company may achieve vertical integration by bring everything in house rather than outsourcing.Seth explains how he was able to get started in this world by offering his time to people who were already doing what he wanted to do, in exchange for mentorship. Today, he offers the same possibility to those who ask him how he did it.We also discuss the importance of finding your “why” before you jump into the real estate world. The reason is that it's a lot easier to get through the roadblocks you encounter when you have a “why” behind it that is motivating you. However, the “why” doesn't have to stick and be the same; it can be reevaluated and changed throughout time as your life changes as well.What we discuss:00:00: About Seth02:28: How did Seth get into real estate?08:20: What are Seth's markets?11:02: How Seth brought construction in-house?13:56: Is property management in-house too?16:55: What are the pros and cons of vertical integration?18:35: How do they find deals?21:18: What advice Seth would give to someone who is starting out?25:12: Are things getting easier for Seth as things go?27:37: What books does Seth recommend?29:42: What is Seth's morning routine?31:30: What is Seth's experience with coaching? 35:15: What's something Seth has done in the past that he wouldn't repeat?38:08: What's Seth's go-to mindset tip?40:00: What made Seth successful?To learn more about Seth:Website: www.thestreamgroups.com 

How does someone go from 21 years as a public servant to owning and operating a real estate investment company? Seth's story is one of a kind and inspiring to all who are planning on making a major career change, but just don't know how to do it. There are plenty of options and opportunities for those in similar positions as Seth. Tune in to hear how a career firefighter/EMT transitioned into the real estate and financial world!

Episode 79 of The Smart Agents Podcast features Seth Teagle of real estate investment firm The Stream Group. In addition to building this growing real estate business, Seth works full-time as a firefighter paramedic. Throughout our conversation, Seth shares his advice for avoiding failure on your first investment, tips for real estate agents looking to partner with investors and how The Stream Group has grown into the size it is today. ——— Have an inspirational story of real estate tips to share with our community? Send us a message at Feedback@smartagents.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smartagents/message

In this episode of Do You Cashflow we talk with Seth Teagle who started his career as a firefighter and worked his way into multifamily property syndication in Columbus, OH. Seth talks about the importance of having the right attitude when starting any kind of side hustle whether full or part time. He shares how he started in multifamily real estate with no prior knowledge through working with the right people and investing time to get real world experience. Find Seth at: www.thestreamgroups.com Facebook ------------------- Remember to subscribe to the Do You Cash Flow podcast on your favorite platform and leave us a review about how we're doing. If you have a unique (or not so unique) way that you cash flow, we want to hear from you, please contact us! Join Do You Cash Flow on Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/do-you-cash-flow/message

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at http://keeponcashflow.clickfunnels.com/7mistakes  Going Long Podcast Episode 191: Vertical Integration as a Fast Stream to R.E.I. Success In the conversation with today's guest, Seth Teagle, you'll learn the following:   [00:23 - 03:43] Show introduction with comments from Billy. [03:43 - 06:41] Guest introduction and first questions. [06:41 - 15:02] The backstory and decisions made that led Seth to this point in his journey. [15:02 -17:38] What is was about Real Estate in particular that made Seth gravitate towards it [17:38 - 22:45] Seth talks through the process in which he exchanged his time and efforts with someone in exchange for being shown the ropes of Real Estate investing, and how the experience is helping him and his business today. [22:45 - 27:37] Seth explains the terms Vertically Integrated and In-house in the context of Real Estate investing models and business structures. [27:37 - 33:11] Why Seth would consider investing out the state of Ohio when he has such a strong, vertically integrated, active Real Estate investing business set up to work in-State.  [33:11 - 35:30] The ways that Seth's business works with investors today.   Here's what Seth shared with us during today's conversation:    Where in the world Seth is based currently: Granville, Ohio.  The most positive thing to happen in the past 24 hours: Got assigned an L.O.I. on a 148 acre development they are working on! Favourite European City: Berlin, Germany. A mistake that Seth would like you to learn from so that you don't have to pay full price: Don't be afraid to pay for a mentor! It will save and earn you much more in the long run. Book Recommendation: Who Not How, by Dan Sullivan.    Be sure to reach out and connect with Seth Teagle by using the info below:    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seth.teagle  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-teagle-bb1930b5  Website: https://www.thestreamgroups.com/  To see the Video Version of today's conversation just CLICK HERE.   How to leave a review for The Going Long Podcast: https://youxccbxtu.be/qfRqLVcf8UI    Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He's made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

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From putting out fires in properties to building properties that make an apartment community. This has been the unique path to the real estate industry of Seth Teagle, formerly a firefighter and now a Principal of the vertically integrated company, The Stream Group. His team has over 50 years of combined experience in owning and operating apartment communities, specializing in renovation style construction, property management, and operating at peak efficiency.  He joins us today to talk about his journey to real estate and share a few pieces of advice for new investors…so they won't make the same mistakes he did before.  [00:01 - 05:39] Opening Segment Seth Teagle talks about how he educated himself in real estate How he realized that multifamily would be his niche [05:40 - 14:35] From Firefighter to Real Estate Investor The early challenges that a new real estate investor will face along the way How Seth overcame all of them Here's Seth's action plan to complete with institutional investors Seth tells us why we should consider focusing on one asset class only Seth's advice for someone planning to go to real estate development [14:36 - 17:21] Final Four Segment A tool or resource you can't live without His phone A real estate mistake you can help our listeners avoid Not knowing what you don't know It's important to find somebody that has done what you plan to do Your way to make  the world a better place Giving back to a homeless organization in Newark Reach out to Seth See links below  Final words   Tweetable Quotes “...if [you were] buying something that was in an unknown market or unknown area, there's just a ton of research and things you got to do really...” - Seth Teagle “I would definitely go in with somebody that you know, like, and trust for your first deal…because [there are] so many landmines that are out there that you don't even know about.” - Seth Teagle “Think bigger…think about what that one deal will unlock for you  next year or two years from now or whatever, and how that can snowball.” - Seth Teagle -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Email seth@thestreamgroups.com to connect with Seth or follow him on LinkedIn. Are you interested to do a different way of investing in real estate? Check out The Stream Group now! Connect with me: I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.   Facebook LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in! Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com   Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: Seth Teagle  00:00 I don't want to be a home developer. I don't want to own a neighborhood or do single-family homes. So we'll sell that off. And there's another assisted living component to it that will probably sell that off. And we're hoping that the money that we'll make from the appreciation and just you know, buying raw land and getting all that stuff down, you know, you get all the hard work done, it adds a ton of value. So we'll turn around and then invest in the apartment community that we'll put there. So that's our ultimate goal is to be the ones that own the apartment community.   Intro  00:24 Welcome to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate Show. Whether you are an active or passive investor, we will teach you how to scale your real estate investing business into something big.   Sam Wilson  00:36 Seth Teagle is a firefighter who transitioned to a vertically integrated multifamily company. They're developing land, taking down deals and kicking butt, and taking names. Seth, welcome to the show.   Seth Teagle  00:47 Hey, thanks for having me. Great to be here.   Sam Wilson  00:49 Hey, man, the pleasure is mine. You know, we got to talk really off air before we really started recording this. You guys are doing a lot of crazy things. And it's not crazy, but amazing things. And I'm absolutely loving what I was hearing. There's three questions I asked every guest that comes on the show. In 90 seconds or less, cn you tell us where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there?   Seth Teagle  01:06 I started with nothing, just a simple blue-collar fireman, right, which was a dream of being a big real estate investor. Where am I at? Now we own I own a company that has just a holdings in just over 2000 units. So we've got what 600 here in Central Ohio. And then we've got equity holdings, and over 2000 a lot 1400 across the country. And then we vertically integrated last year. So we've got property management and construction that we are doing all in-house. And where do we see is going? I'm not really sure I don't have a stopping point. I don't have like a unit count or a deal. You know, this is my last deal kind of thing. It's just stuff keeps coming towards us. And we say no to a lot of things. But then, you know, through the pile of nose, there's usually a yes or two in there. So that's what we look for.   Sam Wilson  01:47 Yeah, absolutely. I love that. I mean, it's not like you're classically trained in the building a business, vertically integrating it, and doing deals all over the country when you're a firefighter, right? I mean, right, as you're trained to put out fires, how did you educate yourself? And really, you know, build your team around you? What were some things that you did to scale in a meaningful way?    Seth Teagle  02:09 Yeah. So for me, you know, it all started like six or seven years ago, I have, you know, like said, living life, I've been in the fire service. 21 years, I started when I was 18. I did college. During college, I was in the fire service, and somebody that I knew back then, you know, we've kind of like gone separate ways. And he went into real estate, I went in the fire service. And so I had lost contact with about 10 years. And when I finally reconnected with him, he was investing, he was wholesaling. He was doing hard money landings, and all this crazy stuff I'd never even heard about and, but I was super interested. So he sent me an mp3 via email, a course that he did on house flipping, just to kind of like, hey, you know, because he's he teaches these courses. And he was like, just, I'll just send it to you. Because I know Yeah, take a listen and see what you think. And so I just consumed that I was hooked. I was like, This sounds awesome. And, but I had no idea where to start. So I, you know, and then I didn't know anybody locally that was doing it, you know. And so, you know, I was just kind of like listening to podcasts, I had found out about bigger pockets. So back then I was listening to that it was all single family, or, you know, 90% of the stuff that was on there. And I met a guy that was I met him. He's a contractor I met through a job I had heard before, and he was actively flipping houses. So as soon as I heard that, I was like, Man, I want to talk to this guy. So long story short, we became good friends. I did, I offered to work for him for free for as long as it took me to feel comfortable. So I did project management, and I did property management for him. He had a small portfolio of 20 units or so single families and small multi. And then he was flipping houses as well. So I would do all of the project management for that. And he loved it helped him out because he knew I would, I'm trustworthy. And I knew it was what I was doing. And it was great for me because I could get all the hands-on experience I wanted to I was I had access to him to ask questions and all kinds of and I had no capital at risk. So that was the great part. We did that for about a year. And through that process, I realized that multifamily was my you know, it's kind of my lane. I was trying to figure out how do I scale? How do I grow a business? How do I become financially independent, while continuing to have a career because I still was super passionate about the fire service. I loved everything about it. I spent so much time and schooling and money, you know, like kind of perfecting that craft. And so I was doing both for I've been doing both for a long, long time. And I'd say the first deal I ever went into was a 50-unit. I bought that with one investor, we kind of pulled our money together. I took that down spent a year there pretty much every day that I wasn't the firehouse going over, you know materials, doing some of the work, managing contractors is kind of like earning my stripes on that deal. And I just knew that that deal could go right and go well, then I'd be set you know now I have a story. I have a resume. My wife would believe that this can be successful, you know, all the important things. And so we bought that one, but we did for about 13, 14 months refired did very well on the refi was able to pay back any investor that we had brought in and then just went on to the next one and then we went to the next one and it's just kind of grown to be this big thing and as we've grown, we've brought on other people into the team to, you know, work for us, we employ about 15 people on the management side and about seven or eight guys on the construction side that solely focus on our unit turns and renovations. And then like I said, just networking and meeting other people that either want to get into Columbus or need a KP on a deal are they want me to experience or maybe they're running into the situation that I did, where I went through about six banks before I found one that would believe in me enough to do that first loan, and give me an opportunity to really kind of get it off, get the thing off the ground. So that's kind of how we've gotten to partner with other people is just, you know, kind of being out there and networking and, you know, having a proven track record.   Sam Wilson  05:40 Yeah, man, that's absolutely intriguing. I mean, and I love just kind of natural progression for you. Are there bottlenecks along the way, when you just when you seem to get stuck in a rut? And we're like, Alright, how do I get out of this?   Seth Teagle  05:52 Yeah, so I mean, like my first deal, I went in undercapitalized, I didn't even you know, again, you don't know what you don't know, I had enough money to close the deal. And what 50,000, less and 50,000 more than that, I thought I'll be set. And then when the first payment came in, and I was about 14 tenants short, or what I thought I was supposed to be out, he got real, real fast, you know, and I called another guy that was a, he was a firefighter up in Strongsville, Ohio, and he'd gotten out of the fire service, was a full-time investor, and I called him and, you know, he'd kind of been like a mentor from a distance. And we talked, and he kind of gave me some things that I could try to do or whatnot. And the big thing that he said was like, No, you better get on it and find some private capital, just do notes for you. So you can, you know, raise some money, and I just went hardcore after it, I was able to raise a couple $100,000 doing that, and we were able to, I said that project was successful in the end, you know, there's a lot of hurdles I jumped through on just that one. And then, you know, other bottlenecks, again, any anybody that has scaled or the, you know, you might want to be an investor, but being a business owner, and being an employer all comes with its own things that you don't even think about. And so just dealing with some of the HR things, we have to worry about some of the, you know, the background checks, just keeping employees happy, you know, working conditions, material ordering logistics, I mean, we did we do last year, we did about 1.5 million, and just materials for our renovations. And so trying to manage a full-time job for somebody that we have here that just manages the logistics of getting material ordered, and getting it from point A to point B. So, you know, all of those things were bottlenecks. And when we realized we were bottlenecking, we were like, we hired somebody, you know, to take it over. So…   Sam Wilson  07:21 That makes a lot of sense. Yeah. When you run into a challenge, and especially once the business starts generating revenue, where you can afford her and people on let sounds like a really neat or smart way to scale, I should say, let's talk about this land deal. I mean, so you guys are not just, I mean, 50 units, it's a value add deal. Okay, you turned it in 14 months. Good job. I mean, that. That's awesome. Yeah. But breaking into developments, a brand new set of skills, talk about this project? And then tell us how did you work up the courage to get into development? I mean, or even how did you get into development? Because that, again, that's a brand new set of skills beyond just a value add apartment complex?   Seth Teagle  07:57 Right. So yeah, so I mean, again, it all goes back to networking. You know, we met a group that we did a couple of deals with here last year that wanted to get into the Columbus market, one of the guys on their team was, he's done a ton of development in ground construction, I had not or have not really done a ton of it, I know kind of like what I need to do and where we want to go and how to get there. But I by no means have the experience to take down a huge deal. But, you know, again, it's all you know, who's in the room. And you know, so we have, he's part of our team, there's three of us on The Stream Group if you looked at our website at all, or anybody else, those are three of us there. And you know, he brings a level of knowledge and experience that we don't know we give you again, by the apartment building, renovate it, do the value, add, refi. Like we've got that down. But we wanted to kind of, you know, this opportunity came front of us. And we were like, Man, this is like, it's just it's in my backyard. You know, it's less than 10 minutes from my house. I know the area very well. I know the demographics, the economics, I know all the very, very well. It's within 25 minutes, 20 minutes of Columbus, which is a phenomenal market right now in the Midwest, tons of growth, huge housing shortage, tons of you know, equity groups and other you know, overseas investors that are coming into our North Central island is buying up the marketplace. And it's very hard for a local guy to compete with institutional buyers or you know, these large equity groups because they're just buying for reasons where I can't compete with that, you know, so we are always doing what we're looking and doing well in some of the tertiary markets. And this happened to be in kind of a secondary, tertiary market to Columbus. But one of the amazing things that has been publicly released in the last few weeks is that Intel's building, they're doing like it's like a $20 billion complex that they're going to do this chip manufacturing plant and the chip manufacturing plant will be between where I live in Columbus, and all the things that I know about the area, you know, the land is pretty much locked up right now between Columbus and Ryan live out here in Granville, Ohio, which is about 20 minutes east of Columbus. You know, the utilities cannot be run there, the townships in the municipalities don't want to run the sewer lines, the electric they don't want to run all the things that need to be there. So that land is just going to continue to sit there for the Next 10 to 15 years. And so we've kind of like where can we go to get a good deal on something that, you know, if we got a skip, well, you know, obviously another buy in that area, right? That's right. That's kind of like everybody would, you know, but this piece of land came up off-market for a broker that we're that I'm friends with my kids go to school with his you know, so it's a great relationship. And he had been putting this thing together for like a year, and came to me and said, “Hey, you guys, we have bought three or four deals from him over the last couple years, believes in what we're doing, we're local, you know, and it's just, it's a great opportunity for us to kind of get our development feet wet locally, again, like we've got a partner that is done it. So we have the guidance there.” Right. But you know, he's not here in Ohio. And he probably, I mean, I doubt he'll ever even come look at it. But he's there, you know, we have the experience, we have the qualifications to get it done. And like I said, I'll be working on that pretty much full-time while we get things underway and get the zoning and entitlements done and all that, then our plan will be to sell off the parts of the land that we like, I don't want to be a home developer, I don't want to own a neighborhood or do single-family homes. So we'll sell that off. And there's another assisted living component to it, that will probably sell that off. And we're hoping that the money that we'll make from the appreciation and just you know, getting all buying raw land and getting all this stuff down, you know, you get all the hard work done, it adds a ton of value. So we'll turn around and then invest in the apartment community that we'll put there. So that's our ultimate goal is to be the ones that own the apartment community.   Sam Wilson  11:19 That's intriguing. Yeah, so you guys don't want to do the ground up in the assisted living, you don't want to do the ground up in the single-family homes, you want to build the apartment complex, sell off the rest of it once it's entitled, and then use that.    Seth Teagle  11:31 I mean, that's the plan as it sits today, right? I mean, you know, who knows what will happen, you know, between now and then, you know, I've always liked assisted living, but again, you know, I'm very, I believe in staying in your lane, right? I know guys have been real estate investors, they're like, I'm gonna go open a restaurant, and then that implodes on them, and they lose all kinds of money or whatever. And I know, apartments, I know multifamily. You know, I know the market. I know, you just I know, that's my space and my lane. So for us, you know, I just don't know that I didn't want to get into a building single-family homes and all that. And there's plenty of other developers around Columbus that would love it. So if we can sell the land to them and make a profit, and they can turn around and development make a profit there. Everybody wins.    Sam Wilson  12:08 How do you model that out? Like, how do you project with the future resale value of the home development side? Or the assisted living project? How do you value that into your model?   Seth Teagle  12:19 So right now, we're doing everything on our own. So we have the capital, that we're taking it down, just the three of us. And then we're working closely with the broker that has the deal with plus, you know, just again, our local knowledge of the market and what raw land or Shinsei what raw land is selling for, but what is land selling? What are home parcels selling for once all the entitlements have been done, and all the streets are done and the, you know, all that work is done, what are they selling for right now. And as long as we you know, if we, let's say we buy the, we're paying, I don't know, $14,000 per parcel, and then we put 20,000, in rolling for 34,000, we can turn around and sell it to a developer for 55,000. And then he might sell to the general public for 75,000, you know, or whatnot. But, you know, when there's 250 to 300 of those parcels, it gets to add up pretty quickly at 15,000 or pop. So right, that's kind of what we're doing, I guess it's, it's obviously going to be pro forma out, you know, but we're doing as much details as we can now we're looking at everything and kind of, you know, understanding, you know, doing full economic research and making sure that everything checks up, but there's a few different subdivisions going in and around this area. So we're really just, you know, taking data from, what they're doing and what they're selling for, and all that kind of stuff and kind of modeling those numbers into what we're looking at.   Sam Wilson  13:26 Right? That's absolutely intriguing. Love that. Yeah. Was there any I mean, other than bringing on a partner, like you guys have done to that has the industry expertise? Is there any other advice you would give to somebody that's looking to get into development?   Seth Teagle  13:39 Into development? I would just say, do your research, you know, there's so many things that, you know, I'm uncomfortable with it, because I know the area I live, like I said, so close to it. But if I was buying something that was in an unknown market, or unknown area, there's just a ton of research and things you got to do really, before, you know, anything goes hard. And in for us on this, you know, we have any contract, but our runway is 120 plus days, you know, so we've got a ton of time to do all of our due diligence to do all of our research, you know, it's really the way the contract was written is if the zoning gets, you know, if everything goes the way that we believe it will, and the way that the seller has, you know, like the way that they kind of get the ball rolling, and as long as it rolls the way that they say will roll, we're going to be good. But if it doesn't, then we have contingencies within the contract where we can then back away Sure. And I think it's like, I think we have half of our money that we put down going hard after like six months or eight months. So like I said, you know, in six months, we'll know way more than we do today. And as long as we continue to, every box continues to get checked, then our money will go hard and we're gonna be good to go.   Sam Wilson  14:36 That's intriguing. I love that. Thanks for taking the time to break that down. That, let's jump here into the final four questions. The first one is this: What is one tool or resource you find you can't live without?   Seth Teagle  14:46 Ooh, probably my phone. So I do all my scheduling through that I do everything you know, but I mean, it used to be just kind of like a novelty but now it's like, I'm on the road so much or going to different, you know, meetings and whatnot that may have I didn't have that thing. You know, it would be, life would stop pretty quickly.   Sam Wilson  15:01 Right? Yeah, absolutely. The second question is, if you could help the listeners avoid just one mistake in real estate, what would it be? And how would you avoid it?   Seth Teagle  15:08 I kind of mentioned it earlier, I would definitely go in with somebody that you know, like, and trust for your first deal, you know, or if you're changing asset classes, going with somebody that has done it has experience on your first deal to kind of cut your teeth because there's so many landmines that are out there that you don't even know about. And I mean, like you said, if you can learn from somebody else's mistakes, why recreate them? So, you know, you man, like, when I did my first apartment deal, I gave him 50% to somebody that did hardly anything, they never, they set foot on the property like twice, but you know, he got me into the next 5,6,7,8 deals, you know, so that's the thing is, that's one of my big thing is not to be so, I don't want to say small-minded but don't be like so like, like, think bigger, you know what I mean? Like, don't think just that first, that one deal, you're thinking today, think about what that one deal will unlock for you, you know, next year or two years from now or whatever, and how that can snowball.   Sam Wilson  15:56 Right. I love tha0t. When it comes to investing in the world, what's one thing you're doing right now, to make the world a better place?   Seth Teagle  16:01 We are giving back through a homeless organization here in Newark, there's a lot I mean, there's just always people in need. And so rather than I'm not a big fan of like, giving somebody that's panhandling on the side of the street money, right? There's tons of organizations that are out there that can verify what you're doing and making sure that getting to the, to the right people that need it. And so we try to help some fund one here that's local for me, and help them whenever they have needs, they let us know. And we kind of help guide that and work with them. So…   Sam Wilson  16:26 that's fantastic. I love it. Seth, if our listeners want to get in touch with you or learn more about you and your company? What is the best way to do that?   Seth Teagle  16:32 They can look me up on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn, just check out my name, Seth Teagle or they can go through our website. It's the WWW dot the stream groups it, groups is plural.com. And they can fill out our like information request on there. And then that comes to my email and then I'll usually follow up within a few days and then connect that way.   Sam Wilson  16:52 Sounds great. Thank you so much for your time today. I do appreciate it.   Seth Teagle  16:55 Absolutely. Have a good day. Thank you.   Sam Wilson  16:56 Hey, thanks for listening to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate Podcast. If you can do me a favor and subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, whatever platform it is you use to listen, if you can do that for us, that would be a fantastic help to the show. It helps us both attract new listeners, as well as rank higher on those directories. So I appreciate you listening. Thanks so much and hope to catch you on the next episode

Gaining traction in a competitive market and how to get your first deal with Seth Teagle and Lupei Chou.Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and TwitterFor more educational content, visit our website at www.diaryofanapartmentinvestor.comInterested in investing with Four Oaks Capital?  First step is to schedule a call with us. ----Seth TeagleSeth is a multifamily real estate investor from the Columbus, Ohio area with nearly a decade of experience. As an owner and operator of a growing multi-family portfolio, Seth has a well-established professional network in and around Columbus. These working relationships include a large network of project managers, general contractors, and material vendors; all important resources for value-add real estate investments in Central Ohio.Visit his website https://www.thestreamgroups.com----Lupei ChouExperienced Logistician and DoD Contracting Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the Defense industry. Skilled in Analytical Skills, Management, Leadership, Risk Management, and Government Contracting. Strong military background with a Master of Business Administration - focused in Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions and Contracts Management from Naval Postgraduate School. ----Your host, Brian Briscoe, is a co-founder and principal in the real estate investing firm Four Oaks Capital.  He and his team currently have 629 units worth $36 million in assets under management and are continuing to grow.  He will retire as a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps in 2021. Learn more about him and the Four Oaks team at www.fouroakscapital.com  or contact him at brianbriscoe@fouroakscapital.com - be sure to let him know where you found him.Connect with him on LinkedIn or Facebook.vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv> Check out our multifamily investing community!> The Tribe of Titans> Get exclusive access to the Four Oaks Team!> Find it at https://www.thetribeoftitans.info^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Welcome to the Passive Income Brothers Podcast! Hosted by brothers Tim Lyons and Greg Lyons We take the fear out of real estate investing using real-life stories from everyday successful investors! This is not a “ how to get rich fast” podcast! In this episode, we talk with Seth Teagle a full-time firefighter who shares his journey of going from a W2 worker and working full time for his money to becoming a real estate investor.This episode really dives into how he got started and it's not your traditional getting started in single-family rentals and then graduating to multifamily. He really saw the vision of multifamily first and he shares how he was able to achieve great success and how you can too.We hope you enjoy this episode of the Passive Income Brothers Podcast.---To learn more about investment opportunities, join the Cityside Capital Investor Club: https://citysidecap.com/Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CitysidecapFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citysidecapital_tim_lyons/Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-lyons-cityside-capital/

Seth Teagle, Principal Partner at the Stream Groups, joins us to discuss getting into Real Estate with a 50-unit multifamily investment as his first project, building a team and multifamily real estate portfolio, partnering and raising capital, and much more. Connect with Seth at https://www.thestreamgroups.com/. To join the DJE Investor list visit https://djetexas.com/access. For multifamily mentoring visit https://ApartmentEducators.com […]

How do you juggle a full-time job and being a real estate entrepreneur? In this episode, we hear the story of Seth Teagle of The Stream Group who still works as a Lieutenant-Paramedic in the fire service while running his commercial real estate company.Seth starts off by sharing how he got into the real estate industry. He talks about how crucial time management is to be able to juggle his work in the fire service and run his business successfully. He also emphasizes the importance of building a strong team, creating effective partnerships, and knowing your market fully. Click the play button now and enjoy the show!

Seth is a multifamily real estate investor from the Columbus, Ohio area with nearly a decade of experience. As an owner and operator of a growing multi-family portfolio, Seth has a well-established professional network in and around Columbus. These working relationships include a large network of project managers, general contractors, and material vendors; all important resources for value-add real estate investments in Central Ohio. While still maintaining his firefighter/paramedic career, Seth has assembled a team of A-players to help achieve a high level of success in overall deal structure, operations, and construction management.[00:01 - 08:19] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Seth TeagleSeth talks about his careerHow Seth got into real estate[08:20 - 26:02] Firefighting Multifamily InvestorThe shift from single to multi“You've got to have a resume!”How to achieve wealth creation and abundant family timeWhat Seth learned with his multifamily dealsSellers who know and don't knowSpecial amenitiesFive Years Forward[26:03 - 35:42] THE FINAL FOURWhat's the worst job that you ever had?Bussing tablesWhat's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?Who Not HowWhat is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?Acoustic guitar What does success mean to you?“Being able to get big enough to where I can take care of my own household, help take care of others.”Putting actions behind your wordsConnect with Seth. Links available belowResource Mentioned:Project XTweetable Quotes:“If I could buy 50 single family homes, or I could buy 50 doors under one roof. Why would you not do that?” - Seth Teagle“You have to trust but verify.” - Seth TeagleConnect with Seth through Facebook and LinkedIn. Visit their website https://www.thestreamgroups.com/.LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW by clicking this link. WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or Stitcher.LinkedInYoutubeExclusive Facebook Groupwww.yonahweiss.comNone of this could be possible without the awesome team at Buzzsprout. They make it easy to get your show listed on every major podcast platform.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weissadvice)

Although institutional money is chasing multifamily in most markets in the country and paying unprecedented low cap rates, there are still viable, smaller markets you can buy properties for $30,000-$40,000/door in good neighborhoods. Todays' guest, Seth Teagle, Partner and Director of Operations of The Stream Group, has bought several bigger multifamily properties in the Midwest with great cash flow. Learn more at https://www.streetsmartsuccess.com

Full time firefighter, Seth Teagle, started his investing journey 5 years ago. Now, he focuses on multifamily and commercial properties. Today, Seth's sharing how he gained thousands of units in a short amount of time, the process of raising undermarket rents, and how he offloaded mundane tasks to scale his investments further.   Seth Teagle Real Estate Background: Firefighter/paramedic and owner/operator of the Stream Group, a vertically integrated commercial real estate company based out of Columbus, OH  Focused on buying large multifamily assets and apartment complexes, as well as some retail and mixed use spaces As a team, currently operating 2,162 doors and own over 75% of this portfolio, themselves Based in Columbus, OH Say hi to him at: www.thestreamgroups.com  Best Ever Book: Who Not How Click here to know more about our sponsors: Deal Maker Mentoring

In this episode, Seth Teagle of The Stream Group joins True Multifamily to talk about buying his first multifamily property, a 50-unit in Columbus, Ohio. He gets real with his experience and shares the first-time mistakes he made and all the growing pains of owning his first multifamily property. He shares tips on how to build the initial credibility without prior multifamily experience and what to do when a management company doesn't deliver. Seth also talks about vertically integrating his company and how the approach enabled him to scale up and reduce costs while building meaningful relationships in the process. He goes into detail on the advantages of vertical integration, especially on the management aspect of owning a multifamily property. Follow, Share & Subscribe! True Multifamily: Website Facebook Instagram YouTube Justin Fraser's Social Media: Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Connect with Seth Teagle: seth@thestreamgroups.com Website Facebook LinkedIn

Seth Teagle is based in Columbus Ohio where he manages a portfolio of over 600 apartment units, mostly for his own account. He discovered along the way how execution and scalability are linked together. Such a great story. To connect with Seth reach out to him at seth@thestreamgroups.com --------------- Host: Victor Menasce email:podcast@victorjm.com

Seth Teagle of The Stream Group and a Minot, North Dakota native, joins Lance to discuss the Ohio multifamily market. Seth is a full time fire fighter and a multifamily syndicator that has found his stride in balancing both occupations to build financial freedom through passive real estate investing. Lance and Seth discuss the importance of long term relationships and how doing business with operators who are thorough ultimately leads to a positive outcome!

My guest today, Seth Teagle, has a great job as a Lieutenant at a fire house in Columbus, Ohio, but he was unsatisfied with the number of birthday parties and holidays he had to miss. He also wanted to provide even more financially for his family. So, he began looking for something more. He stumbled into real estate and decided this was the path that would allow him to better provide for his family while also putting him in a position to cease missing important events in the future. Since his initial investment in real estate, Seth has functioned as an owner, a property manager and as an asset manager within a growing real estate portfolio which includes a dynamic blend of single-family homes and multifamily residential dwellings. Seth is currently concentrating on the acquisition of additional multifamily assets, citing scalability and favorable market conditions for the increased concentration. Book Recommendation: Who Not How: The Formula to Achieve Bigger Goals Through Accelerating Teamwork by Dan Sullivan Prayer Request: Seth asks for us to pray that he could make the right choices for moving his business forward, but also prioritizing his faith and his family. He needs prayer for wisdom and discernment so that he can do this well. Connect with Tim: LinkedIn: Seth Teagle | LinkedIn, Facebook: Seth Teagle | Facebook, Phone: 614-800-1969 Connect with Lee: Website: THREEFOLD - Real Estate Investing (threefoldrei.com), Email: info@threefoldrei.com, Facebook: Threefold Real Estate Investing | Facebook, LinkedIn: Lee Yoder | LinkedIn Check out our Free E-book! https://threefoldrei.ac-page.com/5-steps-to-passive-income-for-the-full-time-dad

Seth was born and raised in Minot, North Dakota in a family with five siblings. As an owner-operator of a large multifamily portfolio Seth had a well-established network of project managers, general contractors, and material vendors; all important resources for value-add real estate investments in Central Ohio. Since his initial investment in real estate, Seth has functioned as an owner, a property manager, and as an asset manager within a growing real estate portfolio which includes nearly 400 multifamily units.   In addition to real estate investing in apartments, Seth is a 20-year veteran of the fire service. He is currently serving as a Lieutenant within the Columbus Metro area.  The skills obtained over his career have helped Seth obtain a deep knowledge of building construction, local building codes, and project scheduling and flow. His experience leading teams and operating in high-stress situations combine to obtain peak project management results. All of his skills help bring first-hand experience and knowledge to the asset and property management teams for direction when stabilizing all aspects of operations.    If you like what you hear be sure to like, share, subscribe! Podcast- Mindful Multi-Family show Instagram- Chris_Salerno_ Youtube Channel- Chris Salerno

Special Announcement! Tate's brand new audiobook "F.I.R.E.-Financial Independence Retire Early Through Apartment Investing" is almost downloadable! Release date 3/1/21. go to: www.glequitygroup.comIn this episode, Tate is joined by Tim Shaw and Seth Teagle, veteran firefighters and multi-family entrepreneurs based in Columbus, OH. Tim and Seth have partnered up with Tate to form "Greenlight Ohio LLC" and are currently completing the acquisition of 249 apartment units in 2 different deals.  Tim and Seth both own their own multi-family assets in Columbus and are in rapid growth mode Tate, Tim and Seth talk about the 2 deals that they are currently purchasing together: the why's and how's, the business plans, the exit strategies, etc. Tim Shaw: timshawrei@gmail.comSeth Teagle: sethteagle@gmail.com