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In this insightful episode of The Canadian Private Lenders Podcast, hosts Ryan McNeill and Neil Andreino explore the evolving landscape of private lending with special guests Carlos Nodarse, CEO of Applied Business Software, and Nathan Goodhart, PPS Sales at The Mortgage Office.Learn how The Mortgage Office has become a leading force in private lending technology, helping lenders streamline loan origination, fund management, investor remittances, and compliance automation. They will share their expertise on the differences between the Canadian and U.S. private lending markets, the rise of sophisticated capital entering the space, and how technology is revolutionizing alternative lending.We explore key industry shifts, including the growing role of mortgage investment corporations (MICs), compliance challenges, and how lenders can scale their businesses efficiently. Carlos and Nathan also provide an inside look at the journey of Applied Business Software from its humble beginnings to becoming a global leader in private lending solutions. If you're a lender, investor, or finance professional looking to stay ahead in the private lending industry, this episode is packed with invaluable insights. Show notes: 1:10 - Guest Introduction4:48 - The history and growth of Applied Business Software. 10:18- The rise of The Mortgage Office and its impact on lending. 14:01- Differences between private lending in the U.S. and Canada.18:52 - Why asset-based lending is dominating the private sector. 25:10 -Syndicating loans with multiple investors and its complexities. 30:09 - Why private lending is growing at a record pace in the U.S. 34:40 - How lenders transition from self-funding to institutional capital. 40:53 - Marketing strategies for The Mortgage Office in Canada vs. U.S. 48:58 - What Carlos and Nathan love most about private lending. Resources: Keystone Capital Group CPLP Instagram: @cplpodcast Keystone Instagram: @keycapgroupFind Carlos and Nathan on:Carlos - LinkedInNathan - LinkedInFind Neal On:Instagram - @neal.andreinoLinkedInFind Ryan On:LinkedInE-mail - ryan@keycap.ca 

 Energy and Industrials Tech Pa...s NY Tech Summit Feb25, 2025Sat, Mar 01, 2025 10:53PM • 26:59SUMMARY KEYWORDSAutomotive industry, automation, manufacturing jobs, human error, North American trade, energy transition, clean tech, renewable energy, low carbon gasoline, sustainable aviation fuel, methanol, nuclear power, electrical grid, AI in education, family offices.SPEAKERSAlex Zhuk, Eddy van der Paardt, Carl Pro, Matthew Friedman, Brian Neirby, Mark Sanor, Greg Licciardi Mark Sanor  00:00Now we're gonna second to last. Matthew's already on. He's transforming in the automotive industry. I've asked Eddie someone find Eddie Carl, so Industrial Tech, energy tech, Eddie ready. Always, always. I love that. We're gonna play ping pong. We're gonna put on a demo right now. Eddie was amazing. And I have to, like, say i We've yet to lose a match, and last night was just but like in life us, most important thing you can do is choose your partner. And I got Eddie. So why? Since you're on Zoom, Matthew, tell us how technology is transforming the automotive industry, if you could. And then we'll go on to the others, Matthew Friedman  01:02yeah, so, I mean, I'm a living, breathing example. With the work force becoming increasingly transient and particularly easy in manufacturing jobs, it's becoming very difficult to offer a very reasonable hourly wage and good benefit to get people that come in and want to establish a career in manufacturing. So automation is becoming all that much more important, not just from the you know, operational side, but from a quality and in Section side of things. So the visual in session component is critical. We are being not just asked, but effectively mandated, to invest more and more in capital so that there's as little human interaction with our process as possible, because as much individual human interaction as there is that still needs whatever minuscule percent of human error in place. And all you're doing is putting in 100% 200% 300% inspection to assure that bad parts are not getting out. It really doesn't make a difference, because especially with the important and huge critical parts that we're manufacturing, if there's one part that gets out, even if it's one part in a million, it creates a heck of a stir. So what I would say technology for us is finding a way to not just better design and engineer parts up front, but it's more derived at the process themselves. How can we eliminate as much of the human element out of the process? Mark Sanor  02:39So that begs lots of questions, but one of which, what about your competitors? What are you seeing on the competitive landscape and Matthew Friedman  02:45technology? So it's pretty much all the same. I mean, every time we go to a company to help provide us with a potential automation solution, we find out that our competitors on the same programs have already contacted us. So it's all the same. I mean, you know, the other thing that bears mentioning is that with what's going on, kind of, within the North American trade supply chain, is that other companies had gone down to Mexico to try and rely a little bit more upon the labor side of things, both from a pricing and you know, your standard hourly worker in Mexico tended to have a much better work ethic, tended to care a lot more about their job and take pride in their job and be more careful with with the, you know, the actions that are being contemplated by the current administration that bringing a big pressure in a lot of those companies that have moved down to next door are now looking to be short back Mark Sanor  03:44to the US. So who's providing the technology for you? You're talking about? Matthew Friedman  03:49We've got probably, you know, 10 to 15 different vendors in the Midwest. We're based here in Cleveland, Ohio. There's a number of companies here in Ohio. They're doing that. We have a number of companies in Michigan that are critical for that. The big impact on us we feel in very sophisticated, you know, heavy gage, very highly engineered products. When you see the Super Bowl commercial GM pick up that's pulling a space shut all up a rocky cliff, those are our parts that are very carefully designed to do that. But really, right now, the only company that's capable of doing that is a Canadian coup bill, and as a result of the contemplated tariffs that are going on right now, we're looking for alternative sources in the US to be able to provide that capability. We get to find it even, by the way, for this company's US based and Ohio based operations, just that are not equipped to do the same level of process. Mark Sanor  04:48Gotcha, maybe I'll turn it over to you. Ed, bigger picture, because you've been looking at this whole landscape. So yeah, Eddy van der Paardt  04:57maybe the own button. First of all, congratulations to Matt So, so just full circle, we visited his plant, I think, four years ago, and at the time, it was half the size and double the trouble. So, so you've come a long way, my friend and I wish you all the best. Is really interesting to see the company at the time, and it's really amazing to see how you've grown, how you've managed to escape all the problems and come out much better at agile and now on the way to become a massive success. Mark Sanor  05:31But unlike you, Eddie, he was my partner in pick up ball, and we couldn't beat Barbara, right? She's our champion over there, pickleball, silent Eddy van der Paardt  05:39kill her. Mark Sanor  05:41She did not cheat. She picked a better partner, apparently, better athlete. Eddy van der Paardt  05:45I think, I think she's a life long athlete, and we just pretend to Mark Sanor  05:49be one. That's over to you. Eddie, Eddy van der Paardt  05:54so what do you want me to talk about? Mark, Mark Sanor  05:58this is energy and Industrial Tech. This is what you live for, yeah. So I want an instance, an insight, or what scares it excites you, or both? Yeah. Eddy van der Paardt  06:07So, so here there's a couple what scares me in terms of, and let me first do, to do a two second background thing. So I'm sort of aware two hats with one hat I'm investing across the across the value chain, across the asset classes for a family office. And we're sort of agnostic the other hat, which is more relevant hat, is the the hat where we invest in, essentially clean tech, agri tech, and energy transition. And so in that space, we invest, typically in early stage break through technologies that could meaningfully contribute to the decarbonization of the world. And that's a super exciting arena for a number of reasons. One this will, this is not a one and done problem. This, unfortunately will for the next several decades at a minimum, before the so called AI solves all our problems, we we will have to sort of cope with the consequences of climate change, whether we believe it or not, and and have to mitigate and adapt. And in terms of energy, we have to create significantly more energy rather than less, because the way we set up, our world increasingly demands more energy and and that more energy, hopefully can be drawn from mostly renewable resources. We've come a long way, and that's the part where stuff excites me. There's a very significant percentage of that energy already in wind and solar who are now mature, respected, sort of EBITDA positive technologies. But as a venture investor, I'm not investing in these because they deliver sort of, you know, mid, low digit return. So that's not very interesting to me. So we, we are particularly interested in investing in sort of local carbon alternatives for technologies that are up and coming. So for example, low carbon gasoline, we know EVs are eventually, hopefully, what's, what saves our transport needs. But only 3% of the world is, is EV and over the next 25 years, it's a massive curve to climb, and therefore, there always be need for, you know, internal combustible engine cars. Luckily, otherwise, Matt will be out of a business park. Mark Sanor  08:39He he can, he can build Eddy van der Paardt  08:43for so, so low Mark Sanor  08:46carb fuel company going, Eddy van der Paardt  08:50yeah, so So with 361 or as a result of an introduction from 361 we invested in a company called Naro, which had two massive pivots, one, from low carbon gasoline to soft sustainable aviation fuel, and then from soft to methanol. Methanol is going to be preferred fuel for shipping. Going forward, there's massive amounts of CO two emissions by shippers, and they need particularly driven by European regulations, look for new alternatives that are lower emissions. And those are, you know, either LNG or methanol. Methanol is very big up and coming sort of fuel, transport fuel, and they're going to be the first large one point M, 1.9 M ton ethanol plant in the states that deliver sort of the CI score that you want. Mark Sanor  09:53When does it come online? Eddy van der Paardt  09:57There's, there's so. So what I'm excited about this if. Investing in those technologies. And the interesting thing in that space is that there's very few sort of, let's say, you know, Silicon Valley type venture firms investing in this, because it's all real assets, cap, ex, intensive stuff. And people, a lot of people, a lot of venture has to shy away from that Mark Sanor  10:20well, that segue to Carl. And I know you've also looked at paralysis, Eddy van der Paardt  10:24we have an investment in a paralysis company as well. Over to Carl Pro  10:30you, yeah, I'm probably the only non financial person around here. I'm a nuclear engineer, so I'm familiar with everything from new plants, from the Navy side, the small, what I call the Corvette plants, to the big, 1200 megawatt plants that we built. Also did the combustion turbines, wind mills, solar panels, and did a little stint as a power broker bought and sold electricity in California. And what scares me is the fact that everybody looks at power generation, and if you're looking at data centers, there's they're looking for a place to find some power, and now you're seeing they're starting up Three Mile Island. They're starting up another nuclear plant that was in Michigan, that was called that was closed down, and those are 600 mega watt plants. I mean, you're pulling a lot of power, and they're locating them there because they can't move it. When I was in California, I couldn't move power from the north of California to the south of California, because when you look at those transmission lines, you got to go through switch charts, and you got to buy space in that switch chart, and there is no space. So California can't move power from up north, where it's real cheap, down south, where it's real expensive. So that's the other thing is, you know, and then solar and wind. I didn't buy any solar wind power, because the risk mitigation of that is you have to back that up. If you have a sunny day and it's real hot and your windmill doesn't turn and you're supposed to put 100 megawatts on the grid, you got to go buy it on the spot market. You'll probably go bankrupt unless you've bought a contract. So everything that you buy in renewable energies, you have another back up power contract, a tape contract to cover that. So nobody is looking at the US transmission system really hard. The voltages are all different. Some interconnects don't work. Cross state lines. There are breakers that never have Mark Sanor  12:49all right. Carl, I'm giving you as much money as you want. You're, you're the equivalent of Doge, you can, you can, you can make this change. What will you do? Carl Pro  12:58I think there needs to be a national effort similar to the Federal Highway plans, where they did the interstates, that they go out and do that same thing with electrical distribution grid, standardize it around the country and upgrade it. So the one, it's EMP design, so you know, you don't get shut down by somebody putting off a small, inexpensive EMP weapon in the back of a van. The other thing I worry about is the gene pool, and I use this because we built a plant in Mississippi. In Mississippi, the smart kids go to the oil field who you have left are not the sharpest tools in the shed. So I always said this, this gene pool is very shallow. Our schools really suck, and we've got to lift those all up by their bootstraps and get them all better. Don't know how you do it. Yep. My wife was a school teacher. She retired, and she worked in a school where it was the school of last resort. Those kids had been thrown out of every public school in the Pittsburgh area and every private school, and they had, they were taking them on there. Brian Neirby  14:14Brian, so I appreciate the background on this. I been doing quite a bit of research in this space, and just recently invested in a direct to chip water cooled, containerized data, you know, mobile data center unit out of Vienna, Austria, and bringing it to North America and other parts of the world. I'm curious, in this research, you mentioned nuclear power, and in doing that work, I read a study that you're 19 years out before that really becomes life. I don't know if that's fact or fiction. You mentioned 600 megawatts, and from what I've understand, it takes 20 million in capital stand up one megawatt, and then two years of dealing with cities and. Land and blah, blah, blah, then you got hydro power. So you've got these huge demands on AI, got huge demands on the grid, like, how do we how do we account for all this with all these different delivery models to provide data center capacity to these technologies? Carl Pro  15:19I can tell you, the strategy that I looking at, because I'm trying to protect what we're doing, is that I'm looking at every coal mine and every steel mill that is shut down, and every coal fired power plant, because when they demolish them, they leave the switch yards there. Those properties are worth 10s of millions of dollars, and they're just sitting there, and I'm looking to pick up a couple of them just to hold on to. Alex Zhuk  15:47I have a lot of questions. So Ed, you have a question for you, but you just be so I'm gonna ask you first, with regards to the brown fields, which I'm assuming we refer to, I totally agree. I think that's the relatively low hanging fruit. Do you, from your experience, think that's already sat shrewd, meaning that's a strategy already. Of the big ones have gone out and bought up all the steel mills, coal plants, factories, etc. Carl Pro  16:14No, there's still a lot available. If you focus in on on the coal mine areas. That's why there's so many battery plants being built in the southern Panhandle of Ohio, in West Virginia, because the power is there. But in my neighborhood of Pittsburgh, there's four really sweet sites that had power plants on them that Alex Zhuk  16:37yeah, so completely. Thank you. And then Adi, so to give you just two minute context, the company I may have introduced previously as an a tech company, but we raise capital from Microsoft because we are turning agricultural soils into a carbon sink. And I completely agree with you, actually everything you said, including the capital stack and what many term as the value of death, which, for those who aren't aware, is essentially when a company has raised venture for equity, has de risk completely the technology, but needs to build a factory, or, first of a kind, physical facility, and it's very expensive to do so, and the two options they're left with is either raise so much venture capital that there's nothing left of the company or go to a bank, but not bankable yet, because it's the first of the client facility. And so what you seeing is many companies dying, even though they are building solutions that are needed for the world and also have been de risked. I've been also advising family offices on the climate side, because I believe families can play a very pivot role in this, because they're structurally more flexible. I'm just curious how you're thinking about this, and if you you know generally, what are your thoughts Eddy van der Paardt  17:53on this? Well, it's interesting you te this up, and we didn't, we didn't play ping pong yesterday, or did we compare notes? So we're actually looking at probably raising some type of platform or fund to from family office to provide that capital, because it's not coming from a venture world, and for the right reasons, it's not coming from the infrastructure world yet either, because it's, it's, it is bankable, but only if you have enough equity. And the equity is not coming from that piece of equity is not coming from the infrastructure guys, although Mark Sanor  18:23they they could cross over a little bit, they are. They Eddy van der Paardt  18:25can cross over a little bit for fid capital Right, right before you make the decision to put a billion dollars of steel into the into the ground. And we're looking at a number of investments where we invested in that are looking for either hundreds of millions of a bill or a billion plus more, and it's not coming from the IRA anymore, because that's not killed as well. So where do you go? Well, well, that little piece of capital, which is, no, it's not a little maybe 10 million, 40 million, something like that, right? Is a perfect sort of play for family officers who like to have the risk. Sort of risk sort of risk reward structure is very significant that can come in the form from of a convertible which we did, which we did number of times, where you basically, as a downside protection, have the ownership of the technology and the assets that are there as a collateral, and that can be a digital twin of the plant, etc, etc, etc. And a technology as down side protection, as upside you have, sort of a convertible into the equity round the moment infrastructure partner will invest, which comes with a significant upscaling of the value, plus a, you know, I would say market is now mid teen to high teen return on your on your money, and it's also short term duration, so it's typically 12 to 18 months time in between. Sort of a you have the value of death starting, and your fid starting, and there. And there are a number of of companies to your point, that are stuck in this position. Great technology. Good team raised a bunch of capital from well known investors and cannot move forward, which is obviously also from, like, an A from like, you know, a global perspective, a shame, right? Because these technologies are working, and they've been proven to work yet they just, you need capital to scale up. And so, so I think there's, a lot of work to be done. There's a lot of work to be done by by sort of somehow syndicating, even 361 can play a significant role there. Syndicating this with family offices. Number of them take the lead, fed it out, write the memo, and others join. And I think family office type capital, which is relatively more flexible always, than institutional capital, in many ways, can play a lead role there. Greg Licciardi  20:53I would just add that the your comments on education and the need for improving. I think AI will actually help that and is helping that greatly. I teach at Fordham and Seton Hall, and we're taking all types of master classes on how to elevate our teaching using AI, and it's pretty cool stuff, and it's making education more accessible and tutoring more accessible to more students. And Mike, my kids have tutors, but a lot of families can afford tutors. But now with AI, they can. It's it's pretty cool. Mark Sanor  21:31And we have another company blueprint for kids, which is doing this very Carl Pro  21:34interesting project years ago, and in this kind of dates myself, but it's probably 20 years ago. We did a AI training platform for the Air Force, and you basically put this little ball cap on your head, and it presented material to you, and when you understood it, your brain waves did a shift. And if you didn't understand it, it kept presenting it in a different manner. So it was, Mark Sanor  21:58why don't we bring that to our children? That's pretty cool. Seriously, why? I mean, I know that in war time and in defense, which is going to be the next panel, we come up with lots of innovations. But why is that not trickling down? Carl Pro  22:14It just cuts that on the shelf, and the Air Force now uses it. Well, why Mark Sanor  22:19don't you and I go find that? Let's get that too. Yeah, no, let's, let's buy it first, and then we'll figure out to do Matthew TED talk on that. Matthew Friedman, do any, any, any wrap up thoughts on your, your, your part of the world? Matthew Friedman  22:39Yeah? So sure. I mean, like, what I was saying is, there's great opportunity, there's great unknown. The opportunity excited. There's a lot of people that are going to, not going to make it through this shake out. I would say, you know, a testament to my staff and I that, as any graciously mentioned, we've, we've made it through the very interesting roller coaster ride over the last six, seven years of, you know, strikes and COVID and tariffs and whatever, and so it's going to remain to be seen with the shake of it, but I think companies like myself that are nibble and are able to adapt to the changing environment is going to be critical. I think automation, as we discussed earlier, is also going to be critical, the more we can do to rely less upon Mark Sanor  23:34the ele Brian Neirby  23:36no drink it over Mark Sanor  23:41there you can get now. Matthew Friedman  23:43Point, but you know that's gonna cook you a lot of jobs, but it was necessary in the current automation environment for auto mode. Mark Sanor  23:54Excellent. Any last comments from the crowd or panel? You know it's not about technology, but I know you've got plants in Canada, Mexico. We got tariffs going in, going out, turn on, turn off. How you managing that? Matthew Friedman  24:18Well, I mean, the answer is, we were looking at it both as a whole additional because we're looking can move production from one place to the other, we're doing it. The key is, you know, we're only in Canada. We're only in Mexico, not because we're bringing in parts from other places. Alex Zhuk  24:40I Hi, Don. So that's so what 24:49happens in between on the slide then Austin morning? Mark Sanor  25:14Go, Yeah, how's it been going? Matthew Friedman  25:22All as definitely, line production, contact the US. It will adapt accordingly. Well, position new things on the tariff side of things. Again, what we're seeing is with the delays, right? Originally was supposed to be, you know, February, then it was going to be March, and now sometime in April that they're going to take effect. And it's definitely caused the leaders of both Canada and Mexico to respond and do things accordingly, mostly in the fight against alleged drug trafficking and importation in the US. So if those companies, I think rice occasion like that, while they shined them and done in particular Mexico, then I think they will see a little bit less of aggression on the terror front. Mark Sanor  26:10Fair enough. All right. Well, for a moment I didn't think we'd have our panelists for the last panel, but they suddenly appeared. Gator has invested in Dan's company, so it's a good they didn't even know that each other would be here today. So that's great. Sara, I don't think is going to make it, but I know the ELA has a a dual use fund as well. So let's just first. Thank Eddie, thank Carl. Thank Matthew, I'm joined our 361 firm community of investors and thought leaders. We have a lot of events created by the community as we collaborate on investments and philanthropic interests. Join us. You. 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Real estate syndication isn't just about multifamily or self-storage—at least not for Adam Williams and the Dulles Group. In this episode of The Property Profits Podcast, Adam shares how he and his business partner, Andre Fontana, have successfully diversified their portfolio across multiple asset classes, including self-storage, hotels, restaurants, and even residential real estate. Adam breaks down the benefits of this multi-asset approach, from spreading risk to maximizing opportunities. He also dives into their syndication strategies, how they raise capital, and the key to strong partnerships. Plus, he shares insights on their latest hotel acquisition and their goals for 2025. In this episode, you'll learn: Why Adam and his team invest in multiple asset classes The pros and cons of diversifying beyond a single asset type How syndication helps scale real estate investments The importance of partnerships and dividing responsibilities effectively Adam's approach to raising capital and growing investor networks If you're interested in syndicating real estate, expanding into new asset classes, or learning how to raise capital at scale, this episode is for you!   - Get Interviewed on the Show! - ================================== Are you a real estate investor with some 'tales from the trenches' you'd like to share with our audience? Want to get great exposure and be seen as a bonafide real estate pro by your friends? Would you like to inspire other people to take action with real estate investing? Then we'd love to interview you! Find out more and pick the date here: http://daveinterviewsyou.com/    

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In this episode, Yosef Lee, a seasoned real estate entrepreneur and attorney, joins the Property Profits Real Estate Podcast to share his unique perspective on syndication. Yosef's legal expertise plays a vital role in the deals he works on, offering valuable insights into the legal side of real estate investing. With a background in law and a focus on multifamily syndications, Yosef helps streamline the acquisition process, ensuring smooth transactions and helping partners stay aligned. Key Takeaways: The Role of Legal Expertise in Syndications: Yosef explains how his background as an attorney benefits his real estate deals, from reviewing contracts to managing communication between all parties involved. His legal skills help minimize errors and avoid costly delays, which is essential in multifamily syndications. Building a Strong Syndication Team: Yosef shares why building the right team is critical for success in real estate investing. He outlines the various roles in a syndication team—capital raisers, underwriters, deal sourcers, and boots on the ground—and explains how each role contributes to making a deal successful. The Capital Raising Journey: Yosef talks about his approach to raising capital, sharing how his network has organically led to investors asking to join his deals. He reflects on his experience navigating the capital-raising process, and how he learned to offer investment opportunities without feeling like a traditional salesperson. Lessons Learned from Syndication Deals: With over 20 deals under his belt, Yosef highlights the importance of clear communication and transparency in partnerships. He also discusses how to manage expectations and resolve challenges within a syndication team. Plans for 2025: Looking ahead, Yosef is excited about ramping up acquisitions in 2025 and diversifying into small business investments. He also shares his experience with his first full cycle in real estate and how he's using profits to reinvest in both multifamily and small businesses. Balancing Real Estate and a Busy Career: Yosef gives insight into how he balances his demanding career as an attorney with his growing real estate business. He credits time-blocking, daily goal setting, and prioritization as the keys to managing his busy schedule. - Get Interviewed on the Show! - ================================== Are you a real estate investor with some 'tales from the trenches' you'd like to share with our audience? Want to get great exposure and be seen as a bonafide real estate pro by your friends? Would you like to inspire other people to take action with real estate investing? Then we'd love to interview you! Find out more and pick the date here: http://daveinterviewsyou.com/

In this episode, I'm actually reposting a call that I did in the Deal Room community, which is run by Gabe Bowling. It's a high-ticket mastermind group focused on helping multifamily investors, multifamily entrepreneurs. I appreciate Gabe's invitation to head in there and share my story and talk a little bit about direct-to-seller marketing, how we brought property management in-house and the benefits of doing so.I spent a lot of time talking about why most investors shouldn't be syndicating deals. I actually start sharing some economical examples of the money that you can make in a deal where you are not raising capital versus where you are. Specifically, I share how just doing a five-unit deal with your own money is actually much easier and similarly as profitable as doing a 50-unit deal where you're syndicating equity and raising capital. We get into some Q&A at the end of the call as well with some of the group attendees, which I think a lot of the folks listening are going to find valuable as well.Here are some of the key topics we cover: - How I got started in real estate and grew my portfolio from just a few units to over 500 - The importance of focusing on off-market deals and building relationships to source great opportunities - Why bringing property management in-house was a game-changer - My take on why most investors shouldn't start out by syndicating large deals - A real-world example comparing the economics of doing a small deal yourself vs. syndicating a larger oneAre you a new multifamily investor looking to grow your portfolio but don't know where to start? Are you an existing multifamily investor looking to scale your business and master advanced topics such as capital structure, finding off-market deals, and establishing JV partnerships? Click here to learn more about 7-Day Multifamily, a program in which I teach investors the foundational skills they need to start and scale a multifamily portfolio rapidly.Are you looking to invest in real estate, but don't want to deal with the hassle of finding great deals, signing on debt, and managing tenants? Aligned Real Estate Partners provides investment opportunities to passive investors looking for the returns, stability, and tax benefits multifamily real estate offers, but without the work - join our investor club to be notified of future investment opportunities.Connect with Axel:Follow him on InstagramConnect with him on LinkedInSubscribe to our YouTube channelLearn more about Aligned Real Estate Partners

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Dr. Adebayo Fasanya is one of the rare dudes who works incredibly hard and smart. Check out this episode to hear his journey from Nigeria to USA Medical practitioner and multiple asset syndicator. His work ethic is extraordinary.    On the show we cover: Exploring investments until finding syndications Starting with reassignment homes Blogging during medical residency to develop a following The first 8 Unit multifamily Joint ventures with friends Multiple asset classes during the original phases of investments Physician communities In the original days he used a spreadsheet to manage properties Taking down solo deals for legacy while separately syndicating Planting financial seeds in his kids so they keep the wealth Many doctors need assistance with their investments and finances The journey to Arkansas Diversification as a starting strategy while scaling Oil and Gas has some great tax benefits Future asset class selection by looking at macro economics Syndicating businesses as well Dr. Breathe Easy Pulmanary Medical Practice Operating businesses while also running the medical practice Hiring help and outsourcing duties Raising money in Whatsapp groups   Find Dr. Bayo at  drbreatheeasy.com   Buy a video replay of the Strategic Capital Raise Summit at strategiccapitalraise.com   Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rubengreth If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit familyoffices.com Get The Family Office Club yearly membership for $2,000 off by using discount code: capitalraiser at familyoffices.com and do it now because prices go up yearly!    Check Out InvestNext! Whether you have $5M or $500 million AUM, InvestNext delivers an institution-grade experience to your investors and automates tasks like K-1 distributions with a single click. investnext.com   Lastly, Visit our friend Dallon Shultz to find out about the incredible capital raising tools he has available with capitallystpro.com

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Syndicating self-storage deals just got trickier – here's how to stay ahead.In this episode, Scott dives into the evolving landscape of the self-storage industry, emphasizing the challenges brought by rising interest rates, construction costs, and stricter lending practices. Scott outlines nine key fee structures in syndication, offering practical advice on balancing compensation and investor satisfaction. He provides valuable insights on how syndicators can adapt, including the importance of maintaining investor confidence and effectively managing fees.Listen For:03:32 - Fee Structures Explained19:31 - Competition and Returns21:05 - Balancing Fees and Incentives22:32 - Handling Investor PressureCONNECT WITH USWebsite | You Tube | Facebook | X | LinkedIn | InstagramFollow so you never miss a NEW episode! Leave us a rating and review on Apple or Spotify.

Picture a future where your money generates passive income effortlessly, sparing you the typical landlord headaches. This dream is not only achievable but a reality through real estate syndications – a revolutionary form of group investing. Say goodbye to tenant troubles, maintenance headaches, and late-night emergencies, while still reaping the benefits of real estate investments.Our guest, Clint Harris, is a seasoned real estate investor and entrepreneur with a knack for turning properties into lucrative assets. As the man behind capital raising and investor relations at Nomad Capital, Clint brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. He is also the owner of Going Coastal Property Management and the host of the Truly Passive Income Podcast.With a background in medical sales, Clint successfully built a multi-family real estate portfolio, later transitioning into high-performing Airbnb properties. Frustrated with management services, he founded Going Coastal Property Management to ensure a hassle-free experience for property owners.Seeking diversification, Clint made a strategic move into self-storage investments, ultimately joining Nomad Capital as a general partner. His focus: acquiring old big box retail buildings and transforming them into lucrative self-storage facilities.Having raised over $100 million in stabilized assets, Clint is on a mission to inspire financial, location, and time independence for investors. In this episode, he shares his personal journey as a real estate investor and provides invaluable tips to help you elevate your own real estate journey.Join us as we explore the future of real estate investing and discover how you can let your money work for you, unlocking the path to truly passive income. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Clint Harris, a visionary in the world of commercial real estate. Tune in now!In this episode, we discussed:Clint's journey through real estate investingHow to make the switch to truly passive investmentsWhat is real estate syndication?Raising capital and syndication: How the whole is greater than the sum of its partsBackground of Nomad CapitalSelf-storage Investing: Demand, Strategies, and what mattersWhat to know about self-storage investingCONNECT WITH CLINT HARRISWebsiteLinkedin PodcastEmail: clint@nomadcapital.us CONNECT WITH JONATHANTo connect with Jonathan, you can send an email to info@greystonecapgroup.com or schedule a time to chat.To learn more about real estate investment opportunities, join the Greystone Capital Investor Network.Thanks for listening and until next time!

What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to another episode here on the Multifamily Wealth Podcast. In this episode, I'm chatting with a young investor based in Tampa, Florida. Gabe Bowling is who I have on the show today. Gabe Bowling, a 26-year-old investor, is the founder of Bowling Capital and The Deal Room community. He has retained ownership of $45 million in real estate, including 309 units across Florida and Missouri. Gabe previously worked at Cardone Capital, where he raised $100 million and was involved in transactions ranging from $50 million to $750 million.In this episode, Gabe shares his journey from working at Cardone Capital to starting his own real estate business. We delve into the different paths to multifamily private equity, joint venturing vs. larger deals, and the challenges and opportunities in the Florida market. Gabe also discusses his approach to capital raising and building his business, providing valuable insights for aspiring real estate investors.Here are some highlights from the episode: - Gabe's transition from working at Cardone Capital to starting his own real estate business - The different roads to multifamily private equity and starting a multifamily private equity business - Joint venturing versus doing larger deals right off the bat - Challenges and opportunities in the Florida real estate market - Building a capital raising funnel and growing a real estate businessAre you a new multifamily investor looking to grow your portfolio but don't know where to start? Are you an existing multifamily investor looking to scale your business and master advanced topics such as capital structure, finding off-market deals, and establishing JV partnerships? Click here to learn more about 7-Day Multifamily, a program in which I teach investors the foundational skills they need to start and scale a multifamily portfolio rapidly.Are you looking to invest in real estate, but don't want to deal with the hassle of finding great deals, signing on debt, and managing tenants? Aligned Real Estate Partners provides investment opportunities to passive investors looking for the returns, stability, and tax benefits multifamily real estate offers, but without the work - join our investor club to be notified of future investment opportunities.Connect with Axel:Follow him on InstagramConnect with him on LinkedInSubscribe to our YouTube channelLearn more about Aligned Real Estate PartnersConnect with Gabe:Follow him on InstagramLearn more about Bowling CapitalCheck out The Deal Room

Takeaways:Real estate business development involves investing in physical and virtual properties.Investing in large apartment buildings can provide cash flow and long-term returns.Syndicating real estate deals allows investors to pool their resources and share in the profits.Market trends and economic conditions can create opportunities for real estate investments.Getting started in real estate during challenging times can lead to valuable experience and future success.Diversifying investments beyond real estate can provide additional income streams and wealth-building opportunities.Digital real estate, such as online businesses and digital assets, is an emerging field with potential for growth and profitability. [00:00 - 05:34] Introduction to Real Estate Business Development[05:34 - 10:26] Investing in Large Apartment Buildings[10:26 - 15:11] Market Trends and Opportunities[15:11 - 19:58] Diversifying Investments and Personal Stories  Direct Quote: "If you can thrive in a tough market, Imagine when the market levels out. Things get smooth." - Joseph Kimbrough  Let's get connected! You can find me on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook & YouTube. Head to Voltage Digital Marketing to boost your brand and sales exposure! CLICK HERE to learn The 5 Big "Shifts" That Allowed Just ONE Private Label Brand to Sell 474,738 Physical Products Since 2012! 

Get ready to supercharge your investment strategies because our latest episode is one you simply can't afford to miss. We're thrilled to welcome back David Toupin, an Austin-based real estate investor. David has an impressive track record of buying over a thousand units in his career, ranging from syndications to joint ventures. He is the founder of the Real Estate Lab, a software platform designed to streamline multifamily underwriting and organization. David's experience includes operating large and small assets, focusing on JV deals in the $3 to $10 million range.In this episode, we dive into why David has shifted from syndicating deals to primarily joint venturing smaller deals. We explore the advantages of JV structures for smaller deals, operational insights, and the importance of working with complementary partners. David shares his strategies for successful partnerships and scaling a multifamily portfolio efficiently. Additionally, we discuss the current market dynamics in Austin and the impact on real estate investments.In this episode we discuss:The advantages of JV structures over traditional syndication, especially for small to midsize dealsDavid's transition from syndicating to joint venturing and the reasons behind itThe operational aspects of asset and construction managementThe importance of complementary partnerships and how to effectively collaborate with others in the industryDavid's long-term approach to real estate investing and his advice for weathering market fluctuationsAre you a new multifamily investor looking to grow your portfolio but don't know where to start? Are you an existing multifamily investor looking to scale your business and master advanced topics such as capital structure, finding off-market deals, and establishing JV partnerships? Click here to learn more about 7-Day Multifamily, a program in which I teach investors the foundational skills they need to start and scale a multifamily portfolio rapidly.Are you looking to invest in real estate, but don't want to deal with the hassle of finding great deals, signing on debt, and managing tenants? Aligned Real Estate Partners provides investment opportunities to passive investors looking for the returns, stability, and tax benefits multifamily real estate offers, but without the work - join our investor club to be notified of future investment opportunities.Connect with Axel:Follow him on InstagramConnect with him on LinkedInSubscribe to our YouTube channelLearn more about Aligned Real Estate PartnersConnect with David:Follow him on InstagramCheck out Real Estate LabPrevious podcast episodes with David Toupin:Episode 141:Listen on Apple Podcasts (iTunes)Play on SpotifyEpisode 2:Listen on Apple Podcasts (iTunes)Play on Spotify

With over three decades of experience in the IT industry, what made Sridhar Sannidhi choose real estate as his investment vehicle to retire?We've invited Sridhar Kumar Sannidhi to break down his journey as an investor in single-family, his smooth transition to passive investing as a limited partner, and now syndicating large deals as a general partner. Deep dive into this episode to acquire the mindset it requires to trust the process towards your retirement!Key Points & Relevant TopicsWhy Sridhar decided to invest in real estate despite having a good career in the tech industryHow Sridhar transitioned from single-family to passive investing in multifamily syndicationsInvesting as a limited partner and choosing the right operatorSridhar's journey from limited to general partnership and sponsorshipThings to consider when looking for a good deal as a general partner and passive investorThe point where Sridhar decided to go all-in and full-time in real estate investingResources & LinksBiggerPocketsApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout Sridhar Kumar SannidhiSridhar is the CEO and Founder of Grow Wealth 2 Retire, LLC, a real estate company focused on acquiring and building A and B-class apartment complexes and land development through syndications.   Sridhar has been a Technologist for three+ decades spanning Legacy, Distributed, Internet, and Cloud computing. He is an Accredited, Deal Syndicator, Passive Investor in Commercial and Residential, Co-sponsored approx 3700+ units in 15 multi-family complexes in Texas and Tennessee (over 400 mil USD) three of which completed full cycles in less than 4 years, and Passively invested over 11,600+ multi-family unit syndications in US (over 1.6 Billion USD). Get in Touch with SridharWebsite: http://www.growwealth2retire.com/ To Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

Kenny walks us through the evolution of starting passively with 100K then moving into active syndications, capital raising and going into multiple asset classes for his diverse database of investors.   On the full episode we explored the following topics: Developments, multifamily syndications and lots of funds  It is a lot of work to be a full time syndicator You have to have 50K to Play in the Game It's recommended to go passive first before syndicating As a passive investor, it can help to go on site to learn the ropes Take copies of your passive checks around with you to show potential investors Evolving into 4 asset classes and funds People like one stop shops of where to go to place money Rinsing and repeating with the same lawyer made sense Scaling into large debt funds Doing ground up developments and office to multifamily conversions Market Selection When starting, pick one offering type and get good to scale capital Working with Family Offices    Find Kenny at wolfe-investments.com Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rubengreth Hang out with other capital raisers, fund managers and family offices every Thursday at 11:00 AM PST at our nationwide virtual capital raising meetup. Register at capitalraisingmeetup.com  If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit https://familyoffices.com/ Get The Family Office Club membership for $2,000 off by mentioning the Capital Raiser Show to holly@familyoffices.com or feel free to pay full price.  

In this podcast episode, Ali Jamal, General Partner at First Check Ventures shares his multicultural upbringing and its influence on his interest in startups and venture capital, particularly in Latin America. He discusses the challenges and rewards of working in high-growth startups in developing economies and his transition from a full-time job to focusing on his syndicate. Ali provides insights into the venture capital industry, including securing funding allocations, the impact of market conditions on investments, and the potential for increased mergers and acquisitions. He also talks about AI business models, his biggest investment win, the importance of learning in startup roles, and much more!TimestampsChildhood and International Background (00:00:25)Investment Focus on Latin America (00:03:59)Working in High Growth Startups (00:07:10)Syndicating with ShopCircle (00:10:07)Balancing Full-Time Job with Syndicate (00:11:52)Approach to LPs and Sense of Urgency (00:13:32)Multi-Stage Funds and Seed Stage Investment (00:16:51)Access to Hot Deals (00:17:55)Investment Decision-Making (00:18:59)Challenges for Venture Funds (00:19:49)Market Conditions and Fundraising (00:20:17)Struggles for Emerging Managers (00:22:08)Potential Mergers and Acquisitions (00:24:02)Liquidity Decisions in VC (00:25:40)IPO Market Outlook (00:27:21)AI Business Models (00:30:29)Successful Investment and Approach (00:34:13)Challenges in Syndicate Investments (00:35:19)Misalignment Between GP and LP (00:36:12)Ali's LinksFirst Check Ventures - https://www.firstcheckventures.com/LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/mralijamal/My Links Podcast: https://lifeselfmastery.com/itunes YouTube: youtube.com/lifeselfmastery Twitter: https://twitter.com/rohitmal

How possible is it for W2 workers to form a real estate partnership and build a successful syndication business? Let's hear it from a former Target employee turned investor and syndicator!Today, he shares how he and his five partners started appreciating distressed properties as a great investment vehicle, secrets to a working partnership, scaling a portfolio through investors' capital, and growing a company while serving residents and local communities. Don't miss this episode to learn how to achieve the same financial stability in real estate.Key Points & Relevant TopicsWhy a townhome is a good investment for starters in real estateThe value of trust in forming a business operating agreement Secrets to successful investing for people with no real estate experienceBenefits of learning the hard way in rental property management and investingLeveraging investors' capital to scale faster in real estateWhy investing out-of-state is an important option for investorsAdvantages of starting a property management company for syndicatorsWays to effectively manage decisions and possible conflicts within partnershipsHow difficult it is to leave a full-time job and take risks for the sake of being an entrepreneurResources & LinksApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout Matt BrawnerMatt began his real estate career in 2011 when he and five other partners purchased a single townhome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The partners felt townhomes were undervalued and liked the protection of the HOA against unplanned capital expenditures. Later that year, Matt left his job at Target to pursue a career in fundraising but continued to work with his partners to grow their new company, Minnesota Capital Management (MCM). In the years following 2011, Matt and his partners purchased 4-5 townhomes per year by reinvesting profits and investing personal capital. Everything changed in the summer of 2015 when Matt and his partners found their first multi-family investment, 75 units across three properties.  Matt left his W2 job in May 2018 and moved his family back to Minneapolis to run MCM full-time. In the process, Matt and his partners founded their own property management company, Northwoods Servicing (NWS). NWS manages the Twin Cities portion of MCM's portfolio and has allowed the partners to own more of the value chain.  Today, Matt and his wife live in Minneapolis with their three kids. They are active in their church and enjoy all that Minnesota has to offer. Real Estate has given Matt and his family the gift of being planted and he wants to help you do the same. Get in Touch with MattWebsite: Endurus CapitalLinkedIn: Matt BrawnerTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

Gain tons of value in today's episode with Jeremy LeMere, sharing how he shifted from his engineering career to full-time real estate investing.Jeremy spills his secrets to successful syndication, raising capital, building a strong team, navigating multiple asset classes in the real estate space, and diversifying his investment portfolio for generational wealth. Tune in because we've covered more in this interview!Key Points & Relevant TopicsJeremy's journey from utilizing the BRRRR strategy for rehabbing to multifamily and portfolio diversificationHow Jeremy started transitioning from his full-time job to real estate investingThe advantage of having the privilege of choosing your desired career pathBenefits of putting automated systems in place and getting educated in real estateWays to find the right people to be on your teamHow powerful it is to have the experience when getting into larger dealsThe significance of understanding your strengths and weaknesses in raising capitalWhy people within a real estate team should stay tightly connected in a volatile marketResources & LinksApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout Jeremy LeMereJeremy LeMere began his real estate journey when he purchased his first duplex in 2010. He began investing with the goal of retiring by the time he turned 55. In 2011, he earned his MBA, which changed his investing trajectory. Leveraging the opportunity brought by the Great Recession's foreclosure market, he began rehabbing single-family homes in 2013 to quickly build equity in his portfolio. Four years later, after 22 years as a manufacturing engineer, he experienced a career-disrupting event that pushed him to scale his real estate portfolio even more quickly. In 2018 he closed on a 28-unit apartment property. Three months later he closed on an 8-unit property which allowed him to become financially free from his engineering career, thus achieving his goal by the time he was 45.    Since 2018, Jeremy has continued to diversify his investments by expanding his real estate portfolio into a variety of real estate assets. He is passively investing in out-of-state assets, providing hard money loans, and syndicating deals (including over 1,000 self-storage units, commercial retail spaces, and hotel-to-apartment conversions) as a means to diversify his investments. Jeremy has since ended his engineering career and transitioned to real estate full time. He now spends time helping others learn about real estate by participating in regional REIA organizations and the local apartment associations, where he actively encourages others to get into real estate. Get in Touch with JeremyWebsite: Star Capital Management Group, LLC / https://starcmg.com/ Email: jeremy@starcmg.com To Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

Join us in this inspiring episode of the Movers and Shakers show, where we sit down with Mike Schlickbernd, a seasoned real estate investor who shares his remarkable journey from managing a 12-unit property to owning over a hundred units and creating generational wealth through multifamily properties. Key Moments: 00:00 - Intro 01:11 - How Did Mike Get Into Real Estate? 02:14 - Did Mike Ever See Himself Actually Investing In Real Estate? 02:40 - What Did Mike's First Deal Look Like? 04:54 - When Flipping Turned Into A Grind 07:09 - Learning Different Financing Models, Syndicating, Growing 09:09 - Limiting Beliefs 10:26 - Getting Over Fear That was Holding Mike Back. 16:48 - Mike Shares His New Deal and Going Over the 3 Pillars 20:27 - Mikes email for Investment Opportunity mike@schlick.co 21:17 - What is Mikes Exit Strategy for the Property? 22:11 - Mikes Current Deal, Using His Experience to Add Value Strategically 23:04 - Mike Outlines His Deal Criteria - What He's Looking At In a Deal 23:55 - Suggested First Steps for Beginners from an Expert 26:57 - Where Does Mike See Himself in the Next 5 Years? 28:12 - Gino's Wrap Up Connect with Mike Schlickbernd: Want to learn more about the deal or get involved? Reach out to Mike directly at mike@schlick.co for more information on his current and future projects. Be Our Next Guest: Have a story to share or wisdom to impart in the world of multifamily real estate? We'd love to hear from you. Contact gino@jakeandgino.com to be featured on the next Movers and Shakers show. Subscribe and Follow: Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more stories like Mike's. Stay updated on the latest strategies and stories from the front lines of real estate investing.   Brand New? Start Here: https://jakeandgino.mykajabi.com/free-wheelbarrowprofits Want To Get Into Multifamily Real Estate Or Scale Your Current Portfolio Faster? Apply to join our PREMIER MULTIFAMILY INVESTING COMMUNITY & MENTORSHIP PROGRAM. (*Note: Our community is not for beginner investors) https://jakeandgino.com/apply About Jake & Gino Jake & Gino are multifamily investors, operators, and mentors who have created a vertically integrated real estate company. They control over $250M in assets under management. They have created the Jake & Gino Premier Multifamily Community to teach others a simple three-step framework for investing in multifamily real estate. Connect with Jake & Gino on the social media platform you are most active on: https://jakeandgino.com/link-tree/  

In this episode, Eric Rice shares his incredible story of going from an alligator wrangler in South Carolina, to his pivot to residential real estate and eventually to syndicating multifamily real estate. You'll learn the importance of the 'pivot' to eventually find the right spot for you, the status of the market, and considerations for investing in today's market. Check out www.gobundance.com to apply for membership - we appreciate their sponsorship of this episode!

On this episode of Passive Income Pilots, Tait and Ryan interview Alex Jarbo.Alex Jarbo is the founder and CEO of Open Atlas Investments. He is a visionary entrepreneur who is revolutionizing the vacation rental and hospitality industry, focusing on custom, unique micro-resort developments. Alex has an impressive portfolio of over $10 million in distinctive short-term rentals.Alex shares valuable insights and tips on maximizing the potential of short-term rentals. He discusses the thriving market of short-term rentals and the benefits, tax advantages, and underwriting strategies for vacation rentals. He touches on regulations, themed properties, distribution channels, software, and the importance of reliable cleaning and security measures. Enjoy the show!Show notes:[0:00] Intro[2:58] A brief background on Alex[7:30] What drew Alex to short-term rental investments[10:12] The differences between short-term rentals, midterm rentals, and vacation rentals[11:55] Regulations on vacation rentals in different locations[15:52] Vacation rental laws and hotel permits[18:49] Airbnb as a distribution channel and marketing strategy[20:09] Property management software and service fees explanation[22:11] Finding cleaners[24:00] Furnishings and themed rentals[26:44] Managing guest bookings and parties[28:51] Handling schedule changes with the cleaning company[30:01] Syndicating short-term rental properties[31:21] Where to learn more about Alex[32:45] OutroLinks mentioned:#10 - Reduce Your Taxes & Maximize Returns Using PROVEN Investment Strategies with Toby Mathis - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10-reduce-your-taxes-maximize-returns-using-proven/id1675913577?i=1000609498241 #14 - Depreciation Demystified: Cost Segregation and Tax Savings in Real Estate with Toby Mathis - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/14-depreciation-demystified-cost-segregation-and-tax/id1675913577?i=1000611466826 Connect with Alex: Website: https://openatlas.investments/ LinkedIn: Legal DisclaimerThe content of this podcast is provided solely for educational and informational purposes. The views and opinions expressed are those of the hosts, Tait Duryea and Ryan Gibson, and do not reflect those of any organization they are associated with, including Turbine Capital or Spartan Investment Group.The opinions of our guests are their own and should not be construed as financial advice. This podcast does not offer tax, legal, or investment advice. Listeners are advised to consult with their own legal or financial counsel and to conduct their own due diligence before making any financial decisions.The hosts, Tait Duryea and Ryan Gibson, do not necessarily endorse the views of the guests featured on the podcast, nor have the guests been comprehensively vetted by the hosts.Under no circumstances should any material presented in this podcast be used or considered as an offer to sell, or a solicitation of any offer to buy, an interest in any investment. Any potential offer or solicitation will be made exclusively through a Confidential Private Offering Memorandum related to the specific investment. Access to detailed information about the investments discussed is restricted to individuals who qualify as accredited investors under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.Listeners are responsible for their own investment decisions and are encouraged to seek professional advice before investing....

Here is a clip of Duane breaking down the rigors he puts Sponsors through before partnering with them: On the full episode we covered: From SFR's then scaling into multifamily syndication Multifamily is a evaluated like a business Starting as a passive investor than moving into active investing Syndicating means more leverage and control vs. passive investing Scaling into Co-GP's is about Relationships and understanding what you can bring Vetting Deals and Operators is one of the main duties for Co-GP's What things to look at when vetting sponsors Communication infrastructure and improved updates Rebranding Sponsor communications to your brand Putting together a professional brand Employing operational efficiencies Running a Meetup Lead Magnets and Authority Platforms Find Duane at https://www.winkelcapital.com/   If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth Join Me in Miami 8/1/2023 Use Promo Code Titans50 to get 50% off the Capital Raising Titans Event. Single events are rarely offered as Family Offices focus on memberships, not conferences. Click lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp to purchase or get info!

Duane doesn't mess around when it comes to aggressive branding, he stands out. I had a blast on this show. Some topics we covered include:   From SFR's then scaling into multifamily syndication Multifamily is a evaluated like a business Starting as a passive investor than moving into active investing Syndicating means more leverage and control vs. passive investing Scaling into Co-GP's is about Relationships and understanding what you can bring Vetting Deals and Operators is one of the main duties for Co-GP's What things to look at when vetting sponsors Communication infrastructure and improved updates Rebranding Sponsor communications to your brand Putting together a professional brand Employing operational efficiencies Running a Meetup Lead Magnets and Authority Platforms Find Duane at https://www.winkelcapital.com/   If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth Join Me in Miami 8/1/2023 Use Promo Code Titans50 to get 50% off the Capital Raising Titans Event. Single events are rarely offered as Family Offices focus on memberships, not conferences. Click lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp to purchase or get info!

Dr. George Ozoude went into a variety of topics on capital raising, a number of asset classes and his approach to dealing with the investing climate for multifamily syndication. Some topics we covered inclued: From Purchasing Medical Buildings to Multifamily Syndications Investing in Various Asset Classes Starting a syndication business focused on solving physicians problems What Asset Classes are Cash Flowing the most and have the best tax advantages Physicians need investment education because they studied only medicine Some other Doctors to partner with Bullishness on Build To Rent Physicians are facing headwinds and looking to invest Why Be Actively Investing as a Physician? What are you learning and implementing from other passive investments you are in? Focus on Leveraging Technology and incoming AI for investors What Has Changed and Improved in his Capital Raising over the years Being in Sales is not a bad thing, it's actually a great thing Handling what is coming down the pipeline in the multifamily landscape Find Dr. Ozoude at https://timehealthcapital.com/   If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth Join Me in Miami 8/1/2023 Use Promo Code Titans50 to get 50% off the Capital Raising Titans Event. Single events are rarely offered as Family Offices focus on memberships, not conferences. Click lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp to purchase or get info!

An interview with Joel Friedland, co-founder of Brit Properties. We'll be discussing the following: ✅ Why invest in industrial real estate? ✅ Passive vs active investing ✅ What is a real estate syndication? About Joel: Joel has 40 year track record in industrial real estate. He co-founded Epic/Savage Realty Partners in 1991 where he oversaw hiring and mentoring 60 industrial real estate professionals, many of whom became his partners. His group sold the firm to an international real estate company in 2014 and Joel started Brit Properties. As an industrial real estate broker and owner, Joel has secured over 2,000 industrial property leases and sales. His greatest accomplishment is maintaining valued relationships spanning five decades. Connect with Joel: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-friedland-sior-5508a791 Website: https://britproperties.com/ -- Bastion Pens Link: https://bastionboltactionpen.com/?rfsn=7334111.02cb20&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=7334111.02cb20 ⚡ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@industrialize?sub_confirmation=1

Vanessa Alfaro, a successful entrepreneur and real estate syndicator, makes an appearance on the Elevate Podcast to discuss the benefits of using AI in real estate for staying ahead of competitors and the importance of innovation, proactive action, and finding the right partners and employees. She and Tyler also discuss the increasing use of generative AI in the real estate industry to improve efficiency, while acknowledging potential concerns and job displacement. Vanessa shared her practices for personal development and encouraged listeners to be open to AI's positive possibilities while being aware of potential risks.     ✅ KEY POINTS ✅  ✅ Explore opportunities for innovation using the available technology.   ✅ Identify and leverage employees' mastery.   ✅ Research and partner with AI technology vendors that are investing in AI technologies.   ✅ Anticipate and understand the potential impact of AI on all industries and aim to stay ahead of the curve.   ✅ Investigate the investment required to leverage AI technology and where to find it.  ✅ Apply AI technology to real estate asset management departments to save time and improve results.     LINKS  Keep up with the Elevate Podcast: https://elevatepod.com/  Interested in investing with Tyler? Visit https://www.cfcapllc.com/    Find Vanessa:  Website: https://www.venuspartners.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessagalfaro/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanessa.venuscapital/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VaneFuentes     Names and Books  Tony Robbins https://www.tonyrobbins.com/  Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan, “Who Not How” https://www.amazon.com/Who-Not-How-Accelerating-Teamwork-ebook/dp/B0867ZJ151  Gino Wickman “Traction” https://www.amazon.com/Traction-Get-Grip-Your-Business/dp/1936661837  Garret B. Gunderson “What Would the Rockefellers Do?” https://www.amazon.com/What-Would-Rockefellers-Do-Wealthy/dp/1717167160  Dr. Shefali Tsabary “The Parenting Map” https://www.amazon.com/Parenting-Map-Step-Step-Parent-Child/dp/0063267950  Gabriel García Márquez “One Hundred Years of Solitude” https://www.amazon.com/Hundred-Solitude-Harper-Perennial-Classics/dp/0060883286    

Remember the 2008 Crash? Joel survived it and rebounded through a sequence of miracles. Tune in to the full episode to find out how and why he does all cash syndications now. In the full episode we covered:  Industrial leasing sales Business Mindset from a young age Old School Door to Door Leasing War stories Observing a syndicator & developer as inspiration to do the same Syndicating all cash developments deals Surviving the 2008 crash Capital Preservation as an investment philosophy Mentoring people We are nearing the top of a real estate cycle Raising Capital for Industrial Why Industrial has been on fire and created a huge boom The 2 sets of 3 Rules of Industrial Real Estate The User Sales Strategy Getting to know your investors extremely well Letting investors exit in the middle of syndications If you are raising capital you must talk to 3 people daily Interested equals Interesting philosophy   Check him out at https://britproperties.com/   Get all your syndication and capital raising marketing at pitchdecks.com  If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth

Joel recalls the early days of industrial leasing sales in Chicago. Tune into the full show to hear other stories, how he scaled into $350M dollars of syndicated deals over 4 decades and how he survived the real estate crash of 2008! In the full episode we covered:  Industrial leasing sales Business Mindset from a young age Old School Door to Door Leasing War stories Observing a syndicator & developer as inspiration to do the same Syndicating all cash developments deals Surviving the 2008 crash Capital Preservation as an investment philosophy Mentoring people We are nearing the top of a real estate cycle Raising Capital for Industrial Why Industrial has been on fire and created a huge boom The 2 sets of 3 Rules of Industrial Real Estate The User Sales Strategy Getting to know your investors extremely well Letting investors exit in the middle of syndications If you are raising capital you must talk to 3 people daily Interested equals Interesting philosophy   Check him out at https://britproperties.com/   Get all your syndication and capital raising marketing at pitchdecks.com  If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth

Joel is really cool and it was fun exploring an asset class we don't hear enough about from real operators. Not to mention, he has some great spiritual philosophies, powerful real estate war stories, survivor of the real estate crash of 2008 and insightful capital raiser. Some of the topics we covered include: Industrial leasing sales Business Mindset from a young age Old School Door to Door Leasing War stories Observing a syndicator & developer as inspiration to do the same Syndicating all cash developments deals Surviving the 2008 crash Capital Preservation as an investment philosophy Mentoring people We are nearing the top of a real estate cycle Raising Capital for Industrial Why Industrial has been on fire and created a huge boom The 2 sets of 3 Rules of Industrial Real Estate The User Sales Strategy Getting to know your investors extremely well Letting investors exit in the middle of syndications If you are raising capital you must talk to 3 people daily Interested equals interesting philosophy   Check him out at https://britproperties.com/   Get all your syndication and capital raising marketing at pitchdecks.com  If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth

In this episode, I discuss why syndicating deals may not be as profitable as it seems. I use hard numbers and compare a small deal (5 units) to a "larger" deal (50 units) as I outline how much money you can make in both scenarios. You may not have done this math! Are you tired of competing with other buyers and waiting on brokers to send you deals? Want to learn exactly how you can find more discounted multifamily deals than you know what to do with? Click here to check out our Off-Market Multifamily Deals course, where we teach investors how to develop a robust pipeline of discounted, off-market multifamily deals in six weeks or less. Are you looking to invest in real estate but don't want to deal with the hassle of finding great deals, signing on debt, and managing tenants? Aligned Real Estate Partners partners with passive investors looking for the returns, stability, and tax benefits investing in real estate offers, but not the work - join our investor club to be notified of future investment opportunities. Connect with Axel: Follow him on Instagram Connect with him on Linkedin Learn more about Aligned Real Estate Partners

In this episode, we talk with Anna MyersAnna is a third-generation commercial real estate entrepreneur who applies her 25+ years of experience in technology and business to finding, analyzing, acquiring and asset managing commercial properties in key markets across the U.S. As a tech geek and systems architect, Anna is known as the ”Chief Plate Spinner” at Grocapitus. She collaborates with her business partner, Neal Bawa, to implement systems and processes that strive for efficiency and scalability both within the company as well as throughout their portfolio. Anna and Neal have successfully completed equity raises totaling over $270 million for both the development and acquisitions of Multifamily, Mixed-Use and Self-Storage and Build to Rent fourplex and townhome communities, resulting in over 4,800 assets under management.Join us for our new episode as we explore ways to help you live the life you deserve! Subscribe to my Youtube channel so you never miss an episode! Visit www.freedominvesting.com to see how we can help you! 

Most real estate investors spend way too much time on “Short-Term Equity” deals. These are the types of deals where: You find the property You fully lease it out You do all the hard work… And when it's all said and done, you only own 3% of the total equity in the deal.  Will this setup ever change your life? Probably not. But there's a better way:  It's called the “LTE” model. With this better way, I've amassed a $63 million real estate portfolio.  Best part?  I own 48% of the equity in this portfolio! So, with that all said… In today's episode, you'll discover how to take advantage of this new  equity model for yourself. You'll also find out why some apartment deals are actually jobs disguised as financial freedom.  Listen now! Show Highlights Include: Why you'll only take home 4% equity in an apartment syndication (even if you found the deal) (2:41) Think owning an apartment means you'll never work again? Here's how it can easily turn into a J.O.B. if you employ a “Short-Term Equity” model (5:12) How your investors can legally steal $720K from right under your nose (even if you're only earning $56K) (7:33) The bizarre way running your property empire like an employee—and not as a business owner—unlocks financial freedom (8:40) How to own 70% equity in your next apartment deal by trying out this “elementary” trick (14:20) Ask yourself these 3 questions to guarantee you'll only buy apartments with huge upside (15:05) The “SF” secret for getting 100% equity in your next real estate deal (without relying on investors) How to build a $63 million real estate empire with the “Long-Term Equity” model (26:59) If you liked the episode, leave me a review on whichever app you listen to podcasts on. If you want to connect with me, follow me on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/jennings.smith.50 or Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/jenningsfostersmithjr/.

In this episode we sit down with real estate developer Justin Smith, we discuss his journey into  development, and what ignited his passion for it. We also discuss the need to know about development, how to get started in the space, and how to build your team, connections, allies and the ways to approach a development deal from a numbers perspective. Justin also shares the most common mistakes that people make when getting into the development space and how you can avoid them. Justin Smith is the founder of Relequity Enterprises, a Private Equity & Real Estate. Relequity.com acquires Multi-Family Real Estate in the SouthEast and MidWest Markets. He is currently general partner on 360 units of housing in Des Moines, Iowa.  He is set on increasing that ownership level to over 1000 units in 2021. He also advises on private client developments in TX, CA, and OH.Smith leads projects through the predevelopment stages, design management, construction and finally asset management life - cycle.  Under his direct leadership 1,356 units of housing or (3,200 beds) were constructed over the last 6 years, exceeding $422M in project value. He is particularly proud of projects such as Hale Mahana in Oahu, HI and Union on Elizabeth in Fort Collins, CO.

Lee Johnson, a successful syndicator in over 25 deals, came on to chat about raising capital from retirement accounts and why there is a slow down in investor sentiment across the industry. In our full show Lee crushed it and broke down tons of intracies on syndication mindset and philosophy. Some topics we covered were: Syndicating instead of using your own cash. Scaling uncommonly fast. Transitioning from Fix and Flips. Getting out of a high tax bracket. Tax deductions, creating generational wealth & multifamily benefits. Raising from 401K's, SDIRA's and QRP's. Going from Investing in Crowd Funds to directly with Sponsors. Learning what's good by investing passively with numerous sponsors. Attributes of a great investor avatar. The current economic and lending climates. Studying migration patterns to pick MSA's. Aspiring to your dreams and betting on yourself. Check it out on your favorite podcast platform. valueinvestmentpartners.com   Get your videos produced at pitchdecks.com like the Capital Raiser Show. If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth

Lee crushed it and broke down tons of intracies on syndication mindset and philosophy. Some topics we covered wre: Syndicating instead of using your own cash. Scaling uncommonly fast Transitioning from Fix and Flips Getting out of a high tax bracket Tax deductions, creating generational wealth & multifamily benefits Raising from 401K's, SDIRA's and QRP's Going from Investing in Crowd Funds to directly with Sponsors Learning what's good by investing passively with numerous sponsors Attributes of a great investor avatar The current economic and lending climates. Studying migration patterns to pick MSA's Aspiring to your dreams and betting on yourself valueinvestmentpartners.com   Get your videos produced at pitchdecks.com like the Capital Raiser Show. If you would like to find out more about Family Office Capital Raising events you can visit lnkd.in/gD6mJ5gp Book a call with Ruben at calendly.com/rlgreth

Don Spafford is a partner at Happy Camper Capital, which syndicates RV resort vacation campgrounds and marinas. In this episode, he shares why he primarily focuses on investor relations despite his financial background, how the build-to-rent and campground asset classes fulfill different needs for different investors, and how his passion for helping people has shaped his real estate career.    Don Spafford | Real Estate Background Partner at Happy Camper Capital, which syndicates RV resort vacation campgrounds and marinas. He is also a senior accounting analyst for a financial services company. Portfolio: GP and LP of 800 build-to-rent doors with a 650+ door deal upcoming 850 rentable campground spaces and a mix of some other holdings Based in: Idaho Falls, ID Say hi to him at:  happycampercapital.com Best Ever Book: The Win-Win Wealth Strategy by Tom Wheelwright Greatest Lesson: Do your due diligence. Join the newsletter for expert tips & investing content.   Sign up to be a guest on the show. FREE eBook: The Ultimate Guide to Multifamily Deals & Investing Register for this year's Best Ever Conference in Salt Lake City Stay in touch with us! www.bestevercre.com YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Click here to know more about our sponsors: MFIN CON |Reliant

✨In today's episode we are joined by  Lior Rozhansky, a multifamily investor focusing on buying apartments in one of the most expensive markets, Boston. Liar does a lot of heavy value-add projects and specialize in heavy construction.  

Learn how Eric Nelson has found success syndicating mid-size multifamily properties. Welcome to Pillars of Wealth Creation, where we talk about building financial freedom with a special focus in business and Real Estate. Follow along as Todd Dexheimer interviews top entrepreneurs, investors, advisers and coaches. Eric Nelson is the Founding Principal of Wild Oak Capital. He has been investing in real estate for over ten years. Eric and the Wild Oak team provide investment opportunities through multifamily syndication. As a co-owner of a civil engineering firm, Eric's range of skills suits the field of syndication and real estate on both the technical level and client relations side. Eric is also the host of The Real Estate Mindset podcast, where he discusses with industry leaders what it takes to be a successful investor based on continuous personal and professional growth. Eric and his wife Marie have two young boys and love to spend time outdoors at their home in Southwest Colorado. 3 Pillars 1. Get your finances in order 2. What does success look like to you 3. Find the thing that drives you and builds the wealth you're looking for Books: Raising Capital for Real Estate by Hunter Thompson and Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book by Joe Fairless and Theo Hicks You can connect with Eric at Eric@wildoakcapital.com or www.wildoakcapital.com Interested in coaching? Schedule a call with Todd at www.coachwithdex.com Connect with Pillars Of Wealth Creation on Facebook: www.facebook.com/PillarsofWealthCreation/ Subscribe to our email list at www.pillarsofwealthcreation.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/PillarsOfWealthCreation

Mobile home parks are recession-resistant as they weather the recession better than other asset classes, that's why it's so popular in the real estate world these days. As mobile home park investing becomes more mainstream, it's crucial to self-educate to avoid pitfalls. This episode will help you with that. Today's special guest, Charlotte Dunford, transitioned from investing in single families to finding off-market opportunities through mobile home syndication. Is it possible? Well, tune in to find out why all top-notch portfolios contain at least one mobile home park syndication deal. Key Takeaways What are syndications  How to go off-market and find opportunities? How does Charlotte find that diamond in the rough Asset management vs property management Charlotte talks about the significant points of managing a mobile home park. Negotiations is a skill, and you need to establish a sound strategy depending on who you are dealing with Resource Zero to One by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel Johns Creek Capital Send More Offers Program

My guest in this episode is Gene Trowbridge from Trowbridge Law Group. Gene has been in the commercial and investment real estate business continuously since 1972 and in the legal profession since 1996. Awarded the CCIM designation in 1977, Gene continues to serve as a member of the CCIM faculty and achieved Senior Emeritus Instructor status, upon 40 years of teaching. In 2002, he was selected as the Robert L. Ward Instructor of the Year in the Institute. In 2005, Gene was awarded the Victor L. Lyon Distinguished Service Award for his many years of outstanding contribution to the Institute's education program. He is a member of the California Bar. As the founding partner of Trowbridge Law Group LLP, Gene's law practice concentrates on the syndication of commercial and investment real estate, through both debt and equity. As a former syndicator, who for ten years raised investor capital; he served as the sponsor of sixteen investment groups, by raising equity from investors, through registered representatives in the broker dealer community, once sending out 1,676 K1s in a single year. He was responsible for the organization of those investment groups; the acquisition, management, and disposition of the real estate; and communications with the investors. Because of his hands-on syndication experience, Gene is able to communicate with his clients, on both the technical and practical aspects of state and federal securities laws. Between Gene's individual syndication background and the firm's legal practice, the partners in the firm have written offerings of more than $5 Billion in monies raised. The median offering size is $2. 5 million. His practice writes offerings under Rule 506(b) and 506(c) of Regulation D ; Regulation CF and Regulation A+. He has trained and mentored three different law partners, in syndication and crowdfunding, since 2008. He has delivered more than 250 live seminars on group ownership, exchanges and taxation audiences across the country; his articles have been published in various real estate media outlets and he is a highly sought-after speaker on the subject of real estate group ownership. Interview Links:  Trowbridge Law Group https://trowbridgelawgroup.com/ It's a Whole New Business, Fourth Editon: The how-to bible of syndicated investment real estate  Episode Sponsors: Producers Wealth: Create Your Own Banking System In 30 Days Or Less www.producerswealth.com Pantheon Investments: Build holistic wealth to achieve financial freedom in any economy www.pantheoninvest.com The Real Asset Investor: Build Wealth With Higher Yield Cash Flow www.therealassetinvestor.com Strategic Metals Invest: Invest In Rare Earth Elements & Technology Metals www.strategicmetalsinvest.com Penumbra Solutions: Buy Your Equity Like Institutions With Life Settlements www.thepenumbraplan.com  - password “penumbra” Producers Capital Partners: Multiply Capital Through Alternative Investments  www.producerscapitalpartners.com Lavish Keys: Your Turnkey Solution For Luxury Short Term Rentals www.lavishkeys.com Grab My Book: The 21 Best Cashflow Niches™: www.cashflowninja.com/21niches Connect With Us: Website: http://cashflowninja.com Podcast: http://cashflowinvestingsecrets.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cashflowninja/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mclaubscher Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecashflowninja/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/mclaubscher/cashflow-ninja/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mclaubscher/ Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/Cashflowninja Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/cashflowninja/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-329875 Odysee: https://odysee.com/@Cashflowninja:9 Gab Tv: https://tv.gab.com/channel/cashflowninja Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/cashflowninja Parler: https://parler.com/profile/cashflowninja/ Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/mclaubscher Gab: https://gab.com/cashflowninja Minds: https://www.minds.com/cashflowninja Biggerpockets: https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/mclaubscher Medium: https://medium.com/@mclaubscher Substack: https://mclaubscher.substack.com/

With a real estate syndication, you can access other people's resources and invest in larger deals with less out-of-pocket money. It's a great way to grow your portfolio, but it's not for everybody. There are definitely other means to find financing and acquire properties without the need for syndicating. As long as you build the right team and you have clarity on your goals, you can thrive in real estate.Joining us today how she hustled her way to success is Kimberly Marie. She takes us through her journey and how she's able to scale without syndicating by reinvesting her profits back into her properties. She also shares the value of not only setting goals but also auditing them to ensure that every decision she makes is aligned with her lifestyle and happiness.Kimberly Marie is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, published model, and astute real estate investor based in Indianapolis, IN. She started investing as a residential fix & flip and buy & hold investor in her surrounding neighborhood all while practicing as a physical therapist. Kimberly has spent the last 5 years becoming an expert in Indianapolis real estate, the acquisition process, and construction, and now buying and operating multifamily apartment buildings, which is her primary focus. She leverages her decade of experience in the physical therapy world to foster strong relationships with her team and investors to get deals done. She is the final decision-maker for all business operations including new acquisitions, dispositions, and investor relations.Quotes• “I never looked at it like, oh, how am I ever going to do this? I was just like, okay, one foot in front of the other. I'm just going to keep doing this.” (13:10-13:17)• “It all goes back to your goals. So I'm always doing a goals audit for myself because my time, my life. What I'm doing and my happiness is really important to me. ” (14:13-14:23)• “Instead of looking at it from a scarcity mindset of what am I going to lose if I sell this, I look at that as in what am I going to gain and how is this going to help me.” (14:41-14:51)• “I've always tried to have the mindset of, hey, you're going to be the king of that. I'm going to be the queen of this. And together we can combine and conquer." (16:21-16:29) • “I'm learning to be honest with myself, like, I did it, but did I really want it? Or did I want to just see if I could?” (23:08-23:14)• “I back up and say, what are things that I don't need to be doing so I can create space for these things that I need to be doing?” (31:09-31:20)Connect with Kimberly:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlymarie920/ Email: kim@reddoorrenovation.com Resource Mentioned:Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv EkerBuild an Empire by Elena CardoneMissed InvestHER CON 2022 or just want to relive the experience? Don't worry! Get instant access to the InvestHER CON 2022 recordings and enjoy tons of transformational sessions with incredible women investors!https://www.therealestateinvesther.com/offers/PDh8G6eE/checkoutHow To Join the InvestHER Movement 1) InvestHER CON 2023Meet Us in Arizona! | InvestHER CON 2023 Early Bird Tickets are available now!The inaugural InvestHER CON was unforgettable.We saw women freely raising their hands, asking questions, and going to the mic to share their thoughts; we saw women confidently speaking with sponsors, holding intimate conversations with each other, and connecting on a deeper level with themselves.You laughed with us.You cried with us.You played in the arena with us.And most of all, you inspired us!We're not stopping there. 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Our guest today is the founder and CEO of Bluebonnet Asset Manager and CEO of Bluebonnet Commercial Management.  He started with a 48-unit building and has now syndicated over 1100 units, which has garnered him both local and national recognition for his syndication efforts, in particular... He was the recipient of the Austin Apartment Association's Independent Rental Owner of the Year for 2016 and the National Apartment Association's Independent Rental Owner of the Year for 2017. He wrote and has published the book, “Syndicating is a B*tch, and other truth's you haven't been told”, and I personally got the electronic promotion the first week or so it came out, and I loved it so much that I bought a hard copy for my collection!!! In addition to being a TV personality and public speaker, Bruce mentors people on how to invest in apartment complexes. You can find out more about our guest and how you can work with him by visiting  https://apt-guy.com/SPECIAL OFFERS FOR OUR LISTENERS:For anyone interested in using the great service Groundbreaker provides, we have an amazing offer for you. Just type "HSQUARED" into the "optional Note"  section on the demo form to get 10% off your first 3 months.https://groundbreaker.co/Find out how to access your retirement funds tax-free and receive a free book!!https://book.eqrp.co/hsquaredcapitalPublished: Nov. 04, 2020

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Sam and I discuss the transition in regards to communication as you scale into commercial real estate syndications.    https://brickeninvestmentgroup.com/

Matthew Topley is the Founder and CIO of Lansing Street Advisors, an independent RIA based out of Pennsylvania that oversees $160 million in assets under management for 60 client households. Matthew has been able to differentiate his firm by offering high-net-worth clients the opportunity to diversify their investment portfolio by syndicating private real estate partnerships that directly purchase individual multi-unit rental properties. In this episode, Matthew shares the realization he had that led him to diversify his own investments, as well as how he was introduced to truly passive income. Listen in to learn why he built his firm around financial planning advice (even though his background is in portfolio management), why he outsources much of his back-office services to focus specifically on conversations around financial planning advice and real estate investing opportunities, and how he uses tools and systems to execute on syndication deals on an ongoing basis throughout the year. For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/292