The Real Estate Syndication Show

Deepening the relationship with investors is something that we miss in our space. We are so focused on getting people in the door, but we don't think enough about how we nurture them or care for those investors who have already committed to us. ​​In this #TechandtacticsTuesday episode, be inspired by how Deana Berg helps her investors build more relationships and generosity in the business, w...

Building relationships with the whole team and your people is just as important as managing your business. In today's solo show, Whitney Sewell explains that building relationships could be done through what we call ‘Daily Huddles’. Finding out your team’s recent successes, what they’re stuck on, and what they are currently focusing on through huddles allows more progress and success to flow...

Today, John Rickgarn shares what he has done to achieve financial success. John talks about how he fixed his finances to earn passively and, at the same time, the mindset shift that led him to invest in his first fourplex. He also emphasizes the importance of learning something every day.  Bryce Robertson traces his journey to what he calls the freedom trinity. He said he turned a life of mediocri...

This episode highlights two great conversations with Darin Batchelder and Denise Piazza. They will share how they scaled from passive to active real estate investments. Darin has a diverse background as a CPA, software sales executive, capital markets, loan trading, business owner, to multifamily syndication. He shares about the run-up to that first deal, including finding the perfect partner – so...

Buying a property is a good investment. There’s steady cash flow, tax breaks and property value appreciation. For many, taking private debt is necessary to finance real estate purchases, but not a lot of buyers are aware of what loan is best for them. In today’s episode, real estate investor Will Coleman educates listeners on the different types of loans used to finance real estate investments. Pl...

There’s nothing more challenging yet exciting at the same time when one gets started in multifamily investing. Some may find success too elusive, while others can easily realize multiple revenue streams once they start dipping their toes into the waters. In today’s episode, real estate investor Maggie Cheung shares how she successfully built a real estate portfolio at a faster pace when she was ju...

People change their minds each time they choose to do something a little different—good or bad. ​​In today’s episode, be motivated by how Rich Fettke shares how mindset can change your financial freedom, even in small daily actions. He also talks about how someone’s mindset can overcome fear; we start to believe in ourselves more, and our confidence grows.  What’s exciting about this episode is wh...

Real wealth is not just having money but also the freedom to live life on your terms. So real wealth to people is being able to do what you want when you want with the people you want to be with and enjoy each moment. ​​In today’s episode, be moved by how Rich Fettke sees life as more than money but by knowing what real wealth is. He also mentions how people become less effective, rooted in creati...

All stories are so compelling and inspiring that they are worthy of being heard by a wise investor. ​​In today’s episode, be inspired by how Rich Fettke became part of everyone’s lives by helping them buy their first investment properties, single-family homes, and brand-new builds. He also shares with us how powerful people become when they are aware of where their money goes – when people have fi...

If you’re in the process of choosing between single-family and multifamily investments, this episode is for you. We interviewed J Scott, the former host of the top-rated BiggerPockets Business Podcast. J left the corporate world and entered the real estate industry through single-family investments. After over ten years, he switched his focus from single-family to multifamily space. J got into mul...

Our guest, Brian Adams, is the president and founder of Excelsior Capital. He spearheads investor relations in the capital markets arm of the firm. Brian realized that he needed to develop a strong investor relations strategy because investor relations is the vehicle that enables an operator or syndicator to make investments. In this episode, he’ll share how he developed strong investor relations...

Working with clients' ambitions and visions is an excellent deal an investor could have. ​​In today's episode, be inspired by how Tilden Moschetti helps people syndicate law firms, and grow balance syndicators and private equity firms.  He shares with us how helpful it is to know about growing real estate investment and securing every turn and taking it with a legal perspective. He also...

It is interesting to realize how people can be great at something they are not working full time at. Pranay Parikh’s unconventional journey to medicine helped him learn the skills to excel in entrepreneurship and real estate. ​​In today’s episode, be inspired by how he helped people launch seven-figure online courses by over 150 million in real estate and helped hundreds of physicians launch their...

Private equity real estate funds are considered excellent entry points into commercial real estate investing.  Similar to syndication, investors will pool together capital, but instead of acquiring one single property, capital will be used to invest across multiple assets in a fund. But, did you know that with advances in technology, fund managers are now able to customize private equity funds and...

How do you decide whether a real estate syndication investment is suitable for you? Before investing your money in a syndication deal, you, as a passive investor, should clear your mind of major worries by asking the operator the right questions until you are confident that the investment makes sense. So, take the time to do your due diligence, conduct research, and ask the right questions upfront...

It’s a common path for real estate entrepreneurs to begin their investing journey in smaller properties such as turnkey single-family homes, rentals and fix and flips. Eventually, most investors switch to multifamily syndication. What could be their reason for doing so? In the first episode of our three-part series with Philippe Schulligen of  Boost Capital Group, we talk about the path he took to...

Getting clear on your goals and taking actionable steps to get to them is a surefire way to scale your business. As someone with over ten years of industry experience, our guest, Charles Carillo, has learned many scaling lessons and shares those learnings with us. Charles also talks about his use of virtual assistants and how they have helped his growth. Training people can be frustrating, but the...

Melanie McDaniel speaks on how to raise capital. According to her, success in capital raising and real estate, in general, does not happen overnight. She says one needs to be consistent and persistent to succeed in the industry. She also highlights how focusing on capital raising enables her to scale. Peter Halm, president of Vineyard Investment Partners, an experienced capital raiser and investme...

There are many technologies out there that a real estate entrepreneur can utilize to make a project sustainable and at the same time, address the effects of climate change. One of them is 3D print housing which can offer to be more cost-effective, sustainable, and efficient. In part two of our conversation with Johannes Urpelainen of Oasis Equities, he details how we can utilize 3D print housing i...

Sustainability is a word that is being highlighted now more than ever. It is a fact that our planet faces the challenges of changing climate, extreme weather conditions, and natural phenomenon, and we need to do something to address these. That’s why building sustainable products such as homes is proving to be helpful as no small act is ever small for the planet. Today, we speak to Johannes Urpela...

Are you buying a multifamily investment property? Planning to construct an apartment building? Then you must have already done a market analysis. If not, hit the ground running and conduct market research before taking any step further. Because in real estate investing, analyzing markets is the most important element in evaluating investments that form the basis of every calculation and decision t...

Breaking into the real estate syndication business is not easy. It takes time, persistence, patience, and a lot of hard work. While educating yourself about the business and the industry is non-negotiable, it is also crucial to get to know and work with people who have gained extensive experience and expertise in their field. But, is there a way to fast-track your entry into real estate investing?...

For most of us, especially the newcomers in the business, real estate investing can cause several levels of fear that often incapacitates us to take action. If you have educated yourself about the business, studied the market, and created your team, then what’s holding you back from taking action? Of course, there are many real estate hurdles to overcome, but, think about it; if you’re in tip-top...

Syndication is different from a fund. There are particular circumstances under which it makes more sense to go with a fund. So what are the differences between a fund and syndication, along with the similarities between the two? We answer those questions in today’s #Highlights episode with Brian Hamrick and Michael Episcope. Brian highlights the fact that returns from funds will always be differen...

Nowadays, there is much technology available to make your business efficient and effective. In today’s #Highlights episode, we look back at our conversations with entrepreneurs Corinn Altomare and Dylan Marma as they share the technology they leverage for their real estate business. Corinn talks about the two of the foremost software platforms she relies on – Propertyware and ShowMojo, she said th...