MB520: The Wealth Leaks Costing You Thousands Every Year (And Why Your Advisors Miss Them) – With Andrew Majd

Michael Blank sits down with Andrew Majd to break down a practical wealth management checklist for real estate investors and high-income earners. In this episode, they cover asset protection, tax strategy, estate planning, and how to build a more complete financial plan that goes beyond just investing.
MB519: How to Build a Real Estate Private Equity Firm and Raise Capital Across Borders — With August Biniaz

In this episode, I talk with August Biniaz about building a real estate private equity firm, raising capital across borders, and why U.S. multifamily still attracts serious investor interest. We break down cross-border syndication structure, the current multifamily market, and what operators should be watching as rates, supply, and global events continue to shape deal flow.
MB518: Invest Like a Billionaire: Start with the Operator or the Deal? – With Bob Fraser

Learn how to invest like a billionaire with Bob Fraser as we break down diversification, market cycles, and why choosing the right operator matters more than the deal.
MB517 – The Conversations You Never Hear inside a failing deal — With Michael Blank and Garrett Lynch

In this episode, Garrett Lynch and Michael Blank dissect the current challenges in multifamily real estate, from soaring interest rates to navigating tough lender conversations. We reveal the strategies operators are using to survive and thrive, and why this period of market distress is actually creating unprecedented buying opportunities for savvy investors. Tune in to understand the real estate landscape and how to position yourself for success.
MB516: What If Everything You Believe About Getting Started Is Wrong? — With Michael Blank

I called a commercial real estate broker in Texas back in 2006 — two flips, a rental, feeling good about myself — and he ended the conversation in thirty seconds when I couldn’t produce proof of funds. In this episode, I go after the two myths that keep most people from ever getting into apartments: not enough experience, and not enough money.
MB515: How To Do Your First $4M Deal in 7 Days – With Michael Blank

In this solo episode, Michael Blank introduces a strategy to help syndicators overcome the biggest obstacle in real estate: buying your first apartment. He walks through how using a “Sample Deal Package” can speed this process up.
MB514: 6 Big Lessons from the Last 30 Days – With Michael Blank

In this episode, Michael Blank shares six major lessons from the past 30 days about the multifamily market cycle, AI disruption, and the power of investor communities. He explains why many analysts believe multifamily may be near the bottom, what indicators investors should watch next, and how technology and relationships are shaping the future of real estate investing.
MB513: Why Multifamily Is the Fastest Path to Financial Freedom – With Michael Blank

In this episode, I walk through the ceiling I hit with flipping and small rentals and the math that forced me to rethink everything. I share what happened with my first 12-unit deal, what I got wrong, what finally worked, and why apartments changed the way I look at income, scale, and risk.
MB512: Why This Real Estate Investor Walked Away From 100 Deals (and What He Did Instead) – With Steve Libman

In this episode, we break down Steve Libman leveraged his existing team, investor base, and deal experience to transition into multifamily and self-storage — and why that shift accelerated his net worth faster than seven years of single-family investing. If you want to build real scale, align profit with purpose, and understand what it actually takes to grow beyond small deals, this conversation lays it out clearly.
MB511: How to Use AI, Data, and Market Timing to Gain an “Unfair” Advantage in Multifamily — With Neal Bawa

Despite strong capital availability and better-than-expected economic stability, rent growth has stalled nationwide and concessions are climbing toward record highs. Neil explains why the final wave of supply has been harder to absorb than expected, why distress hasn’t hit the market the way many predicted.