Podcast appearances and mentions of thomas beyer

The Architecture and Design Film Festival, or ADFF, brings the stars, producers, and creators to premiere their latest documentaries. ADFF Executive Director Kyle Bergman curates visually wonderful, thought-provoking, and faithfully documented films that capture the brilliance of architects, artists, and significant buildings around the world.  Bergman started the series in New York and now it's in major cities here and abroad, and the pandemic ushered in an online series you can view from home.  Today we talk to the people behind two films from the ADFF.  Adrian Dorschner and Thomas Beyer created the film Robin Hood Gardens, the story of a concrete housing project in London, loved by architecture fans but unloved by residents and critics, including King Charles. Later, you'll learn about Winy Maas, founder of world class architects MVRDV in the film Under Tomorrow's Sky, with director Jan Louter.

Good deals are found but great deals are made. It's all about finding the hidden value within your properties, adding those values, and then monetizing them. If you're not sure how to go about all that, this episode is for you! In the first of this 3-part series, I chat with Trevis McConaghy, a farmer-turned-real estate veteran based in Saskatchewan. He is what I call a “transaction engineer” who, at the time of recording, had a portfolio of over 200 properties which he had built one house at a time. Without the hurdle of needing funding, he was able to scale his real estate business while having the freedom to enjoy other things like traveling. Trevis gives us an overview of the challenges in farming that inspired him to get into real estate. He then breaks down his first joint venture and a few other deals that he was able to acquire through refinancing alone. He also talks about his travel business, what it was like to move houses—literally!—from Alberta to Saskatchewan, and his transition to multifamily.   Key Takeaways: Travis' transition from buying farmland to buying residential houses How he managed to acquire 14 doors with no seed money The importance of learning everything you can so that you can reach the goals that you want to achieve How to create your own opportunities (and equity) And so much more...   Stay tuned for the next two parts of this interview! The first three people to leave a review on my Apple Podcast will get a free copy of “80 Lessons Learned” by Thomas Beyer. Just take a screenshot of the review and then email it to me (hello@russellwestcott.com) together with your name and shipping address.   =====

Real estate is a phenomenal place to put your wealth in, but as a business, it takes a lot of work. If you want to learn how to become successful in this industry, follow someone who is already doing what you want to achieve!   In the final instalment of my 4-part interview with Thomas Beyer, he shares how he structures his offerings and points out some things to consider when working with a lawyer. He then offers advice to people who are just starting out, highlighting the importance of taking imperfect action.   Key takeaways: Start on smaller deals and work your way up to build expertise The waterfall model Make your assumptions realistic and the story around it attractive Invest your own money first and learn the sphere that you want to enter You get lucky once in a while if you do deals consistently The bathtub model And so much more...   Want a free copy of Thomas Beyer's book, “80 Lessons Learned”? Find my podcast on Apple Podcast, leave a review, take a screenshot, and then email it to me (hello@russellwestcott.com) together with your name and shipping address.   Thomas Beyer started out as a software engineer with a career in software development and technical marketing. Now, he is not just a real estate investor. He is also the founder, majority owner, president, CEO, and chief bottleneck remover of Prestigious Properties.   =====

Small hinges swing big doors.   In this episode, Thomas Beyer walks us through his steps for raising capital from the public, highlighting the importance of seeking legal help when structuring deals. He then identifies the categories of people who are accredited to invest with you. He also breaks down what should be in the documents that you present to potential investors.   Key takeaways: Assess the assets that you want to syndicate Be careful of what you say to people—especially when it comes to returns Not everyone who wants to invest can invest About offer memorandum documents and MTOs (minimum, target, and outrageous goals)  How much you might need to invest to produce a good package of documents And so much more...   Want a free copy of Thomas Beyer's book, “80 Lessons Learned”? Find my podcast on Apple Podcast, leave a review, take a screenshot, and then email it to me (hello@russellwestcott.com) together with your name and shipping address.   Thomas Beyer started out as a software engineer with a career in software development and technical marketing. Now, he is not just a real estate investor. He is also the founder, majority owner, president, CEO, and chief bottleneck remover of Prestigious Properties.   =====

In this second instalment of my 4-part exclusive interview with Thomas Beyer, he weighs in on the fear that some—if not many—investors have when it comes to raising capital from other people. He gives advice on putting a presentation together, highlighting the importance of follow-ups. I chime in with tips of my own so that you can build a database of investors.   Key takeaways: People with substantial wealth are always looking for places/things to invest in How to sell your services (or a deal) to investors Consistent daily action over a long period of time Be realistic with your numbers Treat raising capital like a business within a business And so much more...   Want a free copy of Thomas Beyer's book, “80 Lessons Learned”? Find my podcast on Apple Podcast, leave a review, take a screenshot, and then email it to me (hello@russellwestcott.com) together with your name and shipping address.   Thomas Beyer started out as a software engineer with a career in software development and technical marketing. Now, he is not just a real estate investor. He is also the founder, majority owner, president, CEO, and chief bottleneck remover of Prestigious Properties.   =====

In this first of a 4-part interview series, gain knowledge and wisdom from a man who has been influential during my (ongoing) journey to success—Thomas Beyer.   Thomas gives us snapshots of his background and what he has accomplished since he immigrated to Canada over 30 years ago. He walks us through some of the lessons that he learned while getting into real estate and building his portfolio.    Key takeaways: Stocking up on knowledge is good but it's more effective to acquire real estate and learn along the way Why you should buy the biggest house you can afford Cash flow is key How to raise capital outside of your own resources The advantages of finding your niche And so much more...   Want a free copy of Thomas Beyer's book, “80 Lessons Learned”? Leave a review on Apple Podcast, take a screenshot, and then email it to me (hello@russellwestcott.com) together with your name and shipping address.   Thomas Beyer started out as a software engineer with a career in software development and technical marketing. Now, he is not just a real estate investor. He is also the founder, majority owner, president, CEO, and chief bottleneck remover of Prestigious Properties.   =====

TBPOD50 – Back in Club (Studio Mix) by Thomas Beyer

TBPOD49 – Waldbühne Rügen (Electronic Summer Open Air) by Thomas Beyer

Want to be a real estate investor? Then stand on the shoulder of this giant! Real Estate Investor, Thomas Beyer, immigrated to Canada with $1,000 in his pocket and turned it into an impressive $80,000,000 – and in a shorter period of time than you think! This week he joins Adam & Matt to share his secrets, his love affair with real estate, and how you, too, can acquire prosperity through strategic investing. Do your bank account a favour and listen up!

TBPOD46 – Borna OBEN (Eins.Null – Liveset) by Thomas Beyer

Having started with a single condo rental in 1997 and scaling to a $125,000,000 portfolio of over 1000 units, Thomas Beyer shares his story of the ups and downs of building an empire.  The moral of the story - it takes time, persistence and calculated risks. From single family to apartment buildings, new developments and mobile home parks - this episode is chalked full of actionable insights.   In this episode we unveiled: Why apartment buildings are at the core of a successful growth strategy Why the ‘value-add' (buy ugly, fix, refinance) strategy may be the most profitable one in multifamily That most of the effort in apartment building investing is front-end loaded  A look at the US apartment building market Why mobile home parks are being considered as an investment vehicle   Connect With Our Guest: Thomas Beyer - President and CEO, Prestigious Properties Email: TBeyer@prestprop.com M: 1-403-678-0008 Twitter: @ThomasBeyer Website: www.prestprop.com   Connect With Us: Peak Multifamily Investments Instagram: @PeakMultifamily Facebook: Peak Multifamily Investments Facebook Group: Apartment Building Investors Network LinkedIn: Peak Multifamily Investments Email: connect@peakmultifamily.ca    Mark Baltazar - Co-Founder, Peak Multifamily Investments Instagram: @mark_baltazar  Facebook: Mark Baltazar Email: Mark@peakpropertyinvestments.ca    Mike Rockall - Co-Founder, Peak Multifamily Investments Instagram: @rockallrealestate Email: mike@rockallrealestate.ca   More Resources: Looking to level-up to apartment buildings? Join our ‘10-Step Blueprint to Buying Your First Apartment Building' course on September 21, 22 and 23! Register here: https://bit.ly/peak_courseregistration    Sign-up to stay up-to-date on the latest webinars, events, podcast episodes and other resources pertaining to multifamily investing in Canada and building generational wealth. Visit: http://bit.ly/signup_peak   Visit https://bit.ly/peak-duediligence to download our FREE ‘Apartment Building Purchase Due Diligence Checklist'.   Visit http://www.peakmultifamily.ca/insights-and-resources/ for FREE access to apartment building investing webinars.   Want a second opinion on a deal that you are analyzing? We can help! Sign-up for a live review of your deal to gain critical insights before you make an offer or decide to pursue a property.   Sign-up here: http://bit.ly/live-deal-coaching   Visit our website at www.peakmultifamily.ca for more information about our investment strategy and other FREE resources to help guide you along your apartment building investment journey!

Thomas founded Prestigious Properties in 2000, a western Canadian company with a focus primarily on apartment buildings, but also single family houses, condos, land parcels and mobile home parks. He is happily married with two adult children. Thomas is the author of 80 Lessons Learned on the Road from $80,000 to $80,000,000. https://www.amazon.ca/80-Lessons-Learned-Road-000/dp/0992108306. Learn more about Thomas here: https://www.prestprop.com/about-us/executive-team/ For financing visit www.greenfoxcapital.com For more crelibrary visit www.crelibrary.ca

Velkommen til podcasten Aarhus Festuge er… En podcast, hvor vi forsøger at komme nærmere hvad festugen er. I dette afsnit dykker vi ned i det aarhusianske vækstlag, hvor vi møder forskellige vækstlags aktører, som giver et indblik i hvordan de forsøger at løfte og give plads til vækstlaget i Aarhus Festuge. Vi møder i dette afsnit:Thomas Beyer og Nanna Hedeager fra Det Turkise Telt, som med et gratis program inviterer til både fest og fordybelse i alle festugens dage 30.03.- 08.09.2019.Rud Kjerstein, producent ved Aarhus Festuge og på musikfestivalen Understrøm, som foregår på de tre scener Immervad, Under Sankt Clemens Bro og Mølleparken d. 05.09.- 0.7.09.2019.Dine værter er Signe Sandvej og Sara Nielsen, som på ca. 30 min. guider dig gennem forskellige tematikker og giver et indblik i festugen fra forskellige vinkler. Alt sammen i en podcast som du kan tage med i lommen, på vej til dine egne festugeoplevelser. Få mere viden og gå på opdagelse i festugens program på www.aarhusfestuge.dkEkstern lyd: jimrsbjorklund [freesound.org]: Jazz-Drum-Beat-120-BPM

Want to be a real estate investor? Then stand on the shoulder of this giant! Real Estate Investor, Thomas Beyer, immigrated to Canada with $1,000 in his pocket and turned it into an impressive $80,000,000 - and in a shorter period of time than you think! This week he joins Adam & Matt to share his secrets, his love affair with real estate, and how you, too, can acquire prosperity through strategic investing. Do your bank account a favour and listen up!

Quick Glance July-August 2019 – Hage & Bhambhvani Be sure to subscribe on your mobile device - search 'JNC/ASNC Podcast'. Fadi Hage and Pradeep Bhambhvani provide a ‘quick glance’ at some of the highlights from our forthcoming July-August 2019 issue. The articles discussed can be found at the following links: F. J. Th. Wackers. David E. Kuhl (1929–2017). https://rdcu.be/bHUcD Paco E. Bravo. Is there a role for cardiac positron emission tomography in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy? http://bit.ly/2IOOnJT H. Hop & D. J. Mulder et al. 18F-sodium fluoride positron emission tomography assessed microcalcifications in culprit and non-culprit human carotid plaques. http://bit.ly/2ZOYggm Donna Chelle V. Morales & Donna M. Polk et al. Coronary risk equivalence of diabetes assessed by SPECT-MPI. http://bit.ly/2LveRlF Martin Lyngby Lassen & Thomas Beyer et al. Assessment of attenuation correction for myocardial PET imaging using combined PET/MRI. http://bit.ly/2X7UVMy Philipp Kanapinn & Jan Körfer et al. 18F-FDG PET/CT-imaging of left ventricular assist device infection: a retrospective quantitative intrapatient analysis. http://bit.ly/2X9dcZP Hulya Yalcin & M. Roselle Abraham et al. Comparison of two software systems for quantification of myocardial blood flow in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. http://bit.ly/2RCpDHy Gilles Barone-Rochette & Catherine Ghezzi et al. Diagnostic value of stress thallium-201/rest technetium-99m-sestamibi sequential dual isotope high-speed myocardial perfusion imaging for the detection of haemodynamically relevant coronary artery stenosis. http://bit.ly/2YhlpYi George Angelidis & Panagiotis Georgoulias et al. Impact of renin–angiotensin–aldosterone system polymorphisms on myocardial perfusion: Correlations with myocardial single photon emission computed tomography-derived parameters. http://bit.ly/2YfzeXh Valeria Gaudieri & Alberto Cuocolo et al. Added prognostic value of left ventricular shape by gated SPECT imaging in patients with suspected coronary artery disease and normal myocardial perfusion. http://bit.ly/2JdSpdF Giuseppe De Vincentis & Hein J. Verberne et al. Role of cardiac 123I-mIBG imaging in predicting arrhythmic events in stable chronic heart failure patients with an ICD. http://bit.ly/2XcEFK2

*Special Podcast – Radioshow OKJ-Radio* Die Rhythmustherapie Radio Show – Dein Start ins Wochenende! Heute spielt ein gemixtes Doppel bei uns in der Sendung. Zum einem haben wir zu Gast für Dich Jil Tanner: Sie ist DJane, Producerin und Sängerin – ein wahres Multitalent. Zum Anderen begrüßen wir Thomas Beyer; auch er produziert elektronische Musik,...Continue reading

TBPOD40 – Melodic BBQ by Thomas Beyer

This week on Melodics - we dive deep into the dark, melodic, beautiful, and powerful tracks across house & techno with your host Raskal. 2nd Hour Guest Mix comes from Brian Blattner (ATL, US). He's put together a driving dark blend of Melodic House & Techno. Follow Brian Blattner Here: https://www.facebook.com/brianblattnermusic/https://soundcloud.com/brianblattner 1st Hour featuring Tracks from Several Definitions, 18 East, Jason Philips, E.L., Raskal (US), techMouse, Quivver, Thomas Beyer, Monkey Safari, Asfat, Andrea Solerno As Always you can follow me everywherehttps://www.facebook.com/raskalsound https://twitter.com/raskalsound https://www.instagram.com/raskalsound

TBPOD38 – Afterwork dance (Techno) by Thomas Beyer

Thomas Beyer is a “Christian Capitalist”, a family man, a multimillionaire, and has been a real estate investor for over 20 years. We talked about life, real estate, syndicating deals, raising millions of dollars, and the recovering from the pain of failure. If you're interested in learning how to syndicate large deals, you will be thrilled to learn from someone who purchased over 40 buildings so far in his career. Show Notes:00:00 - Intro and Thomas Beyer’s track record. 03:20 - "Thanks for being brave enough to talk about your faith publicly."04:00 - Thomas talks about the pain of failure. 05:40 - "For us there is only trying, the rest is not our business." 06:30 - How to become a best selling author in Canada.07:25 - Sometimes you work with partners or employees who don’t turn out as you thought a few years prior08:00 - Thomas shares how he got to a place where he bought 2000 units. He started buying in his late 30s with one condo11:20 - Thomas had an epiphany that EVERY building you see is owned by someone. That starts an awareness which leads to the thinking “how can I own that one.”15:00 - Thomas discovers after buying three condos that you can buy the entire building for half the price of purchasing individual units. 16:30 - The evolution from JVs to Offering Memorandums using Corporations, Trusts, and Limited Partnerships19:30 - Why Thomas moved to Canmore, it was near Calgary and Thomas needed to travel for his work with IBM. (His son grew up with Sam’s cousin.) 20:50 - Canmore house cost $400,000, ten years later sold for $1M. Real estate did very well there thanks to Olympics. Then the 2008 crash22:15 - On the topic of the financial crisis, an example of timing being out of our hands came up. The difference between massive success and catastrophic failure can be slim. Being forced to take a 10 year mortgage term at 7% interest was a blessing in disguise.25:00 - Selling a building in the US - Sold in Denton TX for a large profit. 27:10 - How to raise funds: answer questions. MyREINSpace, Twitter, Facebook27:50 - Thomas enjoys intellectual debates: abortion, same sex marriage, politics, and of course real estate29:05 - Thomas believe in “earn, learn, return”, that is why he spends his time helping others with free answers to questions. 29:45 - Debate on overpaid public servants: “20% less salary means 25% more people working”33:15 - Thomas’ take on putting on seminars and real estate training. (Says RENTS memberships are way too cheap). Thomas was more active and travelling more in the past when he was actively raising money. 37:15 - There is a season for everything. Pruning the portfolio, stretching yourself too thin trying to be in the education / event management business. RENTS meetings should be quarterly for the price, or charge $200/mo like REIN. Story about a networking group Thomas ran when he was in the software business. 41:20 - When is enough enough? Thomas gives his definition of success. Talks about life throwing you wrinkles. 1 house paid off, 1 second location paid off, and enough of an income to lead a good life. Is $1M in portfolio value enough? $10M? Perhaps much less if you choose to live abroad. 45:00 - Thomas chose to not take his company public, and decided to do more smaller projects instead. You can buy 10 buildings a year, or one per quarter, or one a year, or sit back for two years and do nothing. That’s what great about real estate: it’s project based.47:00 - "People have drowned in rivers one foot deep, on averageTM”48:20 - Next Saturday will be a great event and there will be lots of stories to share. Oct 6th at Thompson River’s University is the RENTS Bootcamp.You can get registered for the Bootcamp and a recording of it at https://app.greenrope.com/events/Bootcamp2018

Thomas Beyer is a “Christian Capitalist”, a family man, a multimillionaire, and has been a real estate investor for over 20 years. We talked about life, real estate, syndicating deals, raising millions of dollars, and the recovering from the pain of failure. If you're interested in learning how to syndicate large deals, you will be thrilled to learn from someone who purchased over 40 buildings so far in his career. Show Notes:00:00 - Intro and Thomas Beyer’s track record. 03:20 - "Thanks for being brave enough to talk about your faith publicly."04:00 - Thomas talks about the pain of failure. 05:40 - "For us there is only trying, the rest is not our business." 06:30 - How to become a best selling author in Canada.07:25 - Sometimes you work with partners or employees who don’t turn out as you thought a few years prior08:00 - Thomas shares how he got to a place where he bought 2000 units. He started buying in his late 30s with one condo11:20 - Thomas had an epiphany that EVERY building you see is owned by someone. That starts an awareness which leads to the thinking “how can I own that one.”15:00 - Thomas discovers after buying three condos that you can buy the entire building for half the price of purchasing individual units. 16:30 - The evolution from JVs to Offering Memorandums using Corporations, Trusts, and Limited Partnerships19:30 - Why Thomas moved to Canmore, it was near Calgary and Thomas needed to travel for his work with IBM. (His son grew up with Sam’s cousin.) 20:50 - Canmore house cost $400,000, ten years later sold for $1M. Real estate did very well there thanks to Olympics. Then the 2008 crash22:15 - On the topic of the financial crisis, an example of timing being out of our hands came up. The difference between massive success and catastrophic failure can be slim. Being forced to take a 10 year mortgage term at 7% interest was a blessing in disguise.25:00 - Selling a building in the US - Sold in Denton TX for a large profit. 27:10 - How to raise funds: answer questions. MyREINSpace, Twitter, Facebook27:50 - Thomas enjoys intellectual debates: abortion, same sex marriage, politics, and of course real estate29:05 - Thomas believe in “earn, learn, return”, that is why he spends his time helping others with free answers to questions. 29:45 - Debate on overpaid public servants: “20% less salary means 25% more people working”33:15 - Thomas’ take on putting on seminars and real estate training. (Says RENTS memberships are way too cheap). Thomas was more active and travelling more in the past when he was actively raising money. 37:15 - There is a season for everything. Pruning the portfolio, stretching yourself too thin trying to be in the education / event management business. RENTS meetings should be quarterly for the price, or charge $200/mo like REIN. Story about a networking group Thomas ran when he was in the software business. 41:20 - When is enough enough? Thomas gives his definition of success. Talks about life throwing you wrinkles. 1 house paid off, 1 second location paid off, and enough of an income to lead a good life. Is $1M in portfolio value enough? $10M? Perhaps much less if you choose to live abroad. 45:00 - Thomas chose to not take his company public, and decided to do more smaller projects instead. You can buy 10 buildings a year, or one per quarter, or one a year, or sit back for two years and do nothing. That’s what great about real estate: it’s project based.47:00 - "People have drowned in rivers one foot deep, on averageTM”48:20 - Next Saturday will be a great event and there will be lots of stories to share. Oct 6th at Thompson River’s University is the RENTS Bootcamp.You can get registered for the Bootcamp and a recording of it at https://app.greenrope.com/events/Bootcamp2018

TBPOD37 – Eine Reise in vergangene Zeiten by Thomas Beyer

Thomas Beyer – Sputnik Spring Break 2017 (CrazyHorseStage LiveSet) by Thomas Beyer

Thomas Beyer – VillageClub Live Mix 017 [FREE DOWNLOAD] by Thomas Beyer

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