The Real Estate Syndication Show

“Bigger is always better.” This is also true with real estate. In today’s #Highlights episode, we look back at our conversations with real estate entrepreneurs Hunter King and Laura Adams. The two elaborate on why you need to go bigger on your first deal, as well as valuable tips when you’re getting started in the space.  Hunter talks about why you need to go big on your first deal if you want to...

What is a ground-up development? And why is it becoming more popular lately? In today’s #Highlights episode, we feature our conversations again with real estate entrepreneurs Sam Bates and Dallon Schultz. The two answer these questions for us and more! Sam gives us a glimpse of how their partnership started looking into buying multifamily until they decided to do ground-up development. Meanwhile,...

To be a successful real estate entrepreneur, having the right mindset is important. In this episode, Bryan Underwood of Responsible Residential elaborates on how to create a challenge-capable mindset, being comfortable with things that you are uncomfortable with, and what a build-to-rent business is. Bryan first emphasizes the importance of prioritizing his family and how real estate also gives hi...

As parent entrepreneurs, we aspire to give the best for our families. Hence, we work hard and spend an enormous time at work to be able to give them the best opportunities. Sometimes, we lead ourselves to believe that personal and family sacrifice is a necessary part of entrepreneurship justifying the less time we spend with our kids and our spouse. But must we really accept that way of thinking a...

As busy parent-entrepreneurs, we take for granted that schools are there to teach our children knowledge and skills that will get them ready for the real world. While good academics is a good foundation, it's just not enough to equip young people to deal with harsh realities. A well-rounded education involves teaching and learning life skills that a person will carry with them after school, s...

It is said that over 70% of the time parents will ever spend with their children happens before the age of eighteen. Think about it - by the time our kids reach eighteen, we’ll have spent almost all of the time together that we ever will before they become adults and strike out on their own. That’s all we got - 18 summers. As busy entrepreneurs, how, then, do we make the best use of these 18 summe...

What are the ways you can invest in real estate precisely? How do you transition from your day job and at the same time learn about the industry’s ins and outs? Our guest today, Vasu Kakarlapudi of Apta Properties, gives us valuable tips on how you can successfully invest in real estate with precision. Vasu talks about how he and his wife decided they needed to find another source of income aside...

How do you get started on finding the right people to sponsor your deals? What characteristics to look for? And how to interview a sponsor before making a deal? In this #HIghlights episode, we look back at our conversations with serial entrepreneurs Sunny Shakhawala and Ramana Korada, and they answer these questions! Sunny talks about the things he looks out for when investing in syndication, such...

When you’re starting in real estate, there are many things that you have to learn and understand. There are lingos and languages that might be new to you and might puzzle you as you journey in this space. Good thing, we have talked to real estate entrepreneurs Dan Hanford and Brian Perry who discusses the language of real estate you need to know now in this #Highlights episode. Dan breaks down the...

When is the best time to start investing in real estate? How do you start investing? What are the things you need to know when you are starting in this space? These are just some of the questions our guest, Dante Belmonte of Victory Capital Group discusses today! Dante shares he bought his first duplex when he was 19 years old and built his portfolio from there. He then elaborates on what real est...

One major challenge faced by real estate investors is funding and acquiring deals. Conventionally, investors purchase investment property by paying in cash or by borrowing money from banks and financial institutions. However, it is not always the case that investors are able to raise cash upfront to acquire a deal nor all properties or deals can qualify for financing by traditional bank loans. For...

An enduring debate among real estate investors lingers - what’s the better investment between single-family vs. multifamily? When starting in real estate investing, most investors choose to buy a single-family property to rent out because it’s smaller and more familiar. While investing in both types of assets has historically produced good returns and tax benefits, each type presents its own advan...

As a real estate investor always on the lookout for deals, you strive to give your clients and prospects a fantastic experience with every encounter and transaction you make. It’s true, not every owner-prospect would be selling their property every month or year, but that doesn’t mean they won’t in the future.  They might even recommend you to friends, family, or other connections who will want to...

What’s stopping you from getting into the real estate business? Many of us have big financial goals and believe in our hearts and mind that real estate investing is the key to financial freedom. However, we carry the baggage of “I don’t have the money” and “I don’t have the experience” that keeps us from pursuing the path of real estate investing. But, did you know that it is actually possible to...

There is, indeed, a value to value-add properties. In today’s #Highlights episode, we feature our conversations again with real estate entrepreneurs Jeff Schechter and Sakar Kawle. The two detail what value-add properties really are and how this can be an advantage for you. Jeff talks about how his curiosity for internet marketing and real estate led him to his current business which is rehabbing...

A recent report from the International Monetary Fund said there is a high risk of recession. It doesn’t help too that inflation is on the rise, markets are unstable, and there is still the risk of a global health crisis. That’s why, as real estate investors, it’s important to invest in an asset class that is very resilient. Today, we look back at our conversations with Dan Kennedy and Charles Dobe...

It’s the typical trajectory of real estate businesses, to begin with, single-family rentals and then move on to bigger properties such as multifamily and commercial real estate. While residential, single-family rentals do provide cash flow, investors soon realize that this path does not lead to much time and financial freedom, and success. In truth, what enabled most real estate investors to gain...

Most people in the real estate space have started in a different field or a different career before they took the chance in the industry. Our guest today, Levi Allen of Wealth Creation Asset Management talks about how he went from growing in a cattle farm and now syndicating large commercial real estate projects. Levi starts by talking about the importance of building a relationship with brokers,...

Do you really have to deal with the stress and the hassle of managing your rental properties? Many experienced multifamily operators and even small rental property owners agree that working with a good property management company is the best option. The sooner you hire a dependable, reliable property manager, the more benefits you’ll enjoy from their service.  Our guest today, Alex Rogers, talks a...

In any business, raising capital is a very crucial part of kick-starting your business. After that, the way you control your capital will make or break your business. In the second part of our conversation with Joey Mure & Russ Morgan, they talk about raising and controlling your capital well. Joey and Russ give importance to cash flow and they explain that if your passive income exceeds your...

There’s an old saying that goes, don’t put all your eggs in one basket. And this is very much applicable to any kind of investment or business. As an investor or entrepreneur, it is important to diversify your streams of income so that you can prepare for any untoward circumstances. Today, Joey Mure and Russ Morgan are back on the show and they share how they were able to create various streams of...

Too often, people are caught up in the weeds, doing work that is consuming their energy, which is not a scalable or efficient business model. That’s why in a real estate business like multifamily, it’s crucial to be a master delegator. In today’s #Highlights episode, we feature our conversations again with Steve Rozenberg and Kay Kay Singh who tell us their secret on how they were able to scale fa...

There are many asset classes you can invest in real estate. One of them is the mobile home park and for some, it is the best niche there is. Today, we look back at our conversations with real estate entrepreneurs Ryan Narus and Jonathan Tuttle who both found success in mobile home park investing. Ryan talks about the creative ways to make money to scale your business up and how he now owns and ope...

A real estate developer oversees the development of a property. In real estate, it is important to spot a good developer to make sure that your property will be spot on. Today, we speak with real estate developer and author Bob Voelker who shares the ins and outs of real estate development. Bob starts by discussing density in the real estate space and why it is important to consider this when buil...

Positive relationships with investors are the lifeblood of our real estate syndication business. After all, investors bring in capital resources that help drive our business. Thus, if we’re aiming for long-term success, creating solid and sincere connections with our investors is key. We have to put in the work to constantly enhance our relationship with investors.  In our episode today, the last...