Bulletproof Cashflow: Multifamily & Apartment Investing for Financial Freedom

Clint Coons joined me to talk about an often-ignored component of real estate investing: asset protection. As a lawyer specializing in asset protection, Clint has seen it all. We discussed the importance of protection and why basic insurance policies simply won't cut it. This one is a must-listen for investors of all experience levels.

Chicago-based real estate investor Moses Hall joined me on the podcast today. We talked about his market of Chicago, and his ambitious plans for using real-estate to rebuild the city's south side. Too often, people think real estate is either about making money or helping your community. Moses proves in this episode that it can be both.

If your goal is financial freedom, this one's a must-listen. Christopher Nelson sat down with me to discuss intentionality. We talked about his journey and what lessons you can learn from his experience. Christopher is also an investor in mobile home parks, so we went through his strategy and why that asset class is so lucrative. 

Raising capital is one of the hardest things to do as a new real estate investor. I brought best-selling author David Meltzer to the podcast so we could discuss how new investors can dig up capital. We discussed the most important qualities you need to find success, David's personal journey, and the importance of an open mind.

AJ Osborne is here to talk about self-storage assets. He's an expert in the class, with over $100 million in self-storage assets currently under his company's management. We talked about the pros and cons of self-storage assets, what drives the market, how beginners can break-in and more. If you're curious about self-storage assets, this is a must-listen.

I sat down with Brian Adams to discuss building and finding capital for your real estate investments. You won't get far in real estate without building capital, so this is an important conversation for all real estate newcomers. We discussed booking meetings, making contacts, and turning those contacts into investors.

I sat down with Zach Haptonstall, CEO and Co-Founder of Rise48 Equity, to talk about his real estate journey. We talked about how he grew his management portfolio to over $700M, with virtually no prior real estate experience. Zach and I also discussed the importance of building a team, hard work, cold calling, and more.

This week on the pod, I sat down with developer Evan Holladay to talk about affordable housing and improving the world through real estate. He has a lot of experience (and knowledge) in these subjects. We talked about defining affordable housing, how to invest in it, and how Evan sees the sector as a whole. 

Jeffrey Holst is a successful real estate investor and cancer survivor. We talked about how his battle with cancer led him into the world of real estate, passive income, and entrepreneurship. Jeffrey talked about his thoughts on today's markets, a possible recession, moving to Puerto Rico, and a whole lot more. 

Mitch Stephen and I sat down to talk about getting started in real estate. Mitch is a creative entrepreneur with 25 years of experience in real estate investment. He's an expert at getting into deals with little or no cash down. If you're interested in taking your first steps into real estate, there's plenty of great info here.

Ken Van Liew joined us on the podcast today to talk about building a career in real estate. We discussed networking, making deals happen, and how to take your first steps into real estate investing. Ken and I also got into strategy, current market conditions, and what advice he has for new investors.

Real estate investor Kyle Mitchell and I sat down to talk about getting started in the business. Transitioning from a 9-5 takes time, effort, and determination, and Kyle had plenty of insight to share on just that. We also talked about networking – and what it takes to build a successful pipeline of investors. 

There are a lot of things that go into building wealth. Steve Trang is a real estate investor and coach with years of experience, so we sat down to talk about achieving success and financial freedom. We discussed mentors, sales strategies, work ethic, and a whole lot more. This one's a must-hear for entrepreneurs of all levels.

If you're interested in building a real estate career, this episode is a must-hear. I talked with Darin Batchelder about how to grow your investing career, by picking the right deals, leveraging relationships, and a lot more. We touched on everything that beginners need to know about today's markets.

Ted Dowding is an authority on net leases for commercial real estate. It was great to hear his thoughts on net leases, what advantages they offer, and what kind of deals to look for in the net lease space. He also gave us some insight on his personal strategy, and how he handles buyers.

Dan Kennedy has spent over a decade investing in real estate. Today, he focuses on commercial assets. He provides plenty of great info on how to handle commercial assets in a wide variety of markets across the country. Dan also tells us how he's handling the post-COVID market. We end by discussing the critical importance of cashflow.

Joel Owens and I covered a whole lot of ground on net lease assets. After going through the different types of net lease assets, we cover everything from flaky buyers and closing times, to business-friendly states and more. This one's a must-hear for anyone considering moving into the net lease asset space.

I sat down with Joe Killinger and George Pino, a couple of veterans in the real estate industry. Joe and George came from humble beginnings, and not manage a massive portfolio of properties. We talked how they got into the industry, and what new investors need to know about today's real estate marketplace.

It's a little-known fact that you can use your retirement dollars to invest in real estate. Dan Kryzanowski educates his clients on this process and works within the family office and self-storage spaces. Raising capital when you're first starting out can be a challenge, but there are many creative, out-of-the box ways to make it happen.

Seth Bradley has closed billions of dollars in real estate transactions as a broker, investor, and attorney. Today, he's a managing partner at two different firms and helps clients grow their portfolios and protect their assets. Seth knows what it takes to go from working in a corporate setting to real estate entrepreneurship. He shares what he's learned from his experience and what's helped him g...

John Schaub is an investor, coach, and best-selling author who built his wealth through single-family real estate. There are many advantages to doing single-family instead of multifamily that go beyond accessibility. Even in today's competitive housing market, there are creative ways to set yourself apart and become wildly successful.

Real estate investing doesn't have to be a mystery anymore. Successful industrial real estate investor, Chad Griffiths, gives us the pros and cons of real estate investing and how he's grown his portfolio to $18M.

Dave Seymour, the founder of Freedom Venture, is a former firefighter from Boston that is now seeing massive success within the multifamily space. He also advises and coaches real estate entrepreneurs on how to cultivate the right mindset to live the life of their dreams. Not everyone has what it takes to become an entrepreneur, but the ones that do know that it doesn't come without hard work and...

2022 is right around the corner and it's the perfect time to discuss investment and capital goals for the next year. Greg Dickerson joins me and shares his outlook on all things real estate and the economy and how it could impact your financial investment decisions over the next 12 months. Greg is an expert on real estate as well as growing a business empire without partnerships.

Mary Buffett has written an extensive collection of best-selling books about her former father-in-law, Warren. With regular access to Warren and his partners, she was able to learn his investment philosophy and methods so she could share them with others. Smart investing is based on some relatively simple strategies, mainly learning as much as you can and cultivating patience.