MB 109: Leveraging the Law of the First Deal to Quit Your Job with Multifamily – with Michael Blank
Once you truly DECIDE to pursue multifamily, it takes 3 to 5 years to replace your income—and the process is set in motion via the Law of the First Deal. Today, I’m unpacking the phenomenon, helping you develop a concrete plan for quitting your job with apartment building investing!
MB 107: The 3 Spiritual Lessons That Changed My Life as an Entrepreneur – With Michael Blank
At the heart of every successful entrepreneur is a deep sense of spirituality. Today, I’m sharing the three spiritual lessons that helped me realize an incredibly fulfilling life teaching multifamily investing. Listen in for insight on surrendering control, finding peace regardless of the circumstances, and shifting to a mindset of giving.
MB 104: Building Community is Good for the Soul AND the Bottom Line – With Pete Kelly
The two biggest issues multifamily owners face are turnover and resident satisfaction. How can you address both issues and create a community in your apartments that makes residents want to stay, even if the rents go up? Pete Kelly joins me to explain how Apartment Life positively impacts tenants’ lives—
and your bottom line.
MB 100: Reflection Inspires Action in Multifamily Investing – With Scott Price
Time spent in reflection often inspires ACTION among aspiring multifamily investors. This was true for Scott Price, who joins me to explain how he overcame his inexperience in multifamily, why a lack of awareness around syndication led to slow growth, and the path he took to quit his job and pursue real estate full time!
MB 098: Impact Investing to Change People’s Lives Where They Live – With Eddie Lorin
As multifamily investors, we sometimes forget that real people live in our apartments. Veteran investor Eddie Lorin joins me to explain the concept of impact investing. Listen in for his approach to taking care of working class tenants where they live, creating a sense of community so that renters stay, pay and refer their friends!
MB 093: Top 10 Ways to Protect Your Real Estate Investments – With Scott Smith
‘You’ve been served.’ Those are scary words for a real estate investor, but the truth is that you are likely to face a lawsuit at some point in your career. Attorney and real estate investor Scott Smith joins me to explain how to protect your assets and avoid litigation.
MB 092: From Teacher to Fulltime Multifamily Investor – with Todd Dexheimer
Todd Dexheimer always wanted to be a multifamily investor, but he got distracted by single-family rentals and flips. I’m on the line with Todd to learn how he went from high school teacher to real estate investor and get his take on how to go big quickly—rather than waiting to ‘graduate’ to multifamily!
MB 091: The Fast Track to Multifamily – With Josh Sterling
Josh Sterling’s advice to aspiring real estate investors? Get on the fast track to multifamily as soon as possible! Today Josh shares how he scaled up to 250 units and quit his job to pursue real-estate full-time. Listen in for Josh’s advice around taking massive action to build a reputation and work on your own terms.
MB 085 – Leaning on the Credibility of Your Team to Jump-Start Your Multi-Family Business – With Devin Elder
If you want to invest in apartments but you are suffering from a crisis of confidence, successful multifamily syndicator Devin Elder feels your pain. After years of taking baby steps, he is finally doing 75- and 192-unit deals with the help of an experienced team. Learn how the right peer group and a ‘someday is now’ philosophy inspired him to pursue larger deals, and hear his advice around ‘borrowing credibility’ to jump-start your multi-family business!
MB 079: How ‘Walmart Shopping’ for My Team Cost Me $2M in Multifamily – With Damion Lupo
One of the big real estate rookie mistakes is to turn into a Walmart shopper as you build your team. But my guest today, Damion Lupo, can vouch for the fact that a quality team is an investment that will save you millions in the long run. He discusses his first multifamily deal, a 119-unit property in Memphis that resulted in a $2M loss, and the painful lessons he learned about failure, building a team, and the value of an experienced mentor.