MB348: Building Confidence Through Community – With Julie Holly
How does a schoolteacher overcome limiting beliefs to become a full-time syndicator? For Julie Holly, community was key in helping her shift from anxious single-family landlord to self-assured multifamily GP. Listen in as Julie explains how to build confidence through community and challenges you to take the next step in your real estate investing journey!
MB347: Why Every Syndicator Should Write a Book – With Chandler Bolt
Building a platform is an important part of raising money at scale. But you need more than a website to demonstrate your credibility with potential investors. Listen in as Chandler Bolt explains why every real estate syndicator should consider writing a book and walks us through the process of writing and publishing a bestseller!
MB346: How to Own 1,000 Doors by Age 27 – With Adrian Salazar
How do you become a full-time real estate entrepreneur who owns more than 1,000 doors by the age of 27? According to Adrian Salazar, the secret is having the guts to go out and be different. Listen in as Adrian explains how he leverages sales skills to build relationships with owners and other multifamily investors!
MB345: Growing Your Business & Family—with Vivian & Michael Blank
Running a business is never just about the business. Being a successful entrepreneur means finding balance between your personal and professional life. So, how does a multifamily syndicator build a fulfilling family life? Listen in as Vivian and Michael Blank explain how they navigate marriage and parenthood while growing a successful real estate investing business.
MB344: Making the Most of IRC Section 1031 – With Dave Foster
One of the beautiful things about investing in real estate is its tax benefits. And the 1031 exchange is a common strategy we use to avoid paying capital gains. Listen in as Dave Foster shares his expertise in leveraging IRC Section 1031 to reinvest real estate profits—rather than handing them over to Uncle Sam!
MB343: Owning Property in Chicago’s Most Dangerous Neighborhoods
Owning class D properties in neighborhoods plagued by gang violence, prostitution and drug abuse is not easy. But it does give an owner-operator the street smarts to keep themselves, their employees and properties safe. Listen in as podcast cohost Garrett Lynch shares more stories from his experience as an investor in Chicago’s most dangerous neighborhoods!
MB342: What Investors Need to Know About Taxes – With Thomas Castelli
All CPAs are not created equal. And if you’re working with an accountant who doesn’t understand real estate tax strategy, you may be leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table. Listen in as Thomas Castelli explains how real estate taxes work and why tax planning is so important for multifamily investors!
MB341: How the Supply Chain Impacts Real Estate – With Jeff Davis
In the spring of 2020, store shelves were empty. And supply chain issues have disrupted businesses of all kinds ever since—including real estate. But what, exactly, is causing these problems in the supply chain? Listen in as Jeff Davis explains why our supply chain is out of whack and how that impacts multifamily investors.
MB340: Upgrade Investor Relations Through Syndication Software – With Perry Zheng
If you’re a new syndicator with a small network, you can keep track of investors on a spreadsheet and raise money manually. But the process becomes more and more tedious as your investor database grows. Listen in as Perry Zheng explains how investor management software automates the process of raising equity for multifamily syndications!
MB339: Tokenizing Real Estate Deals – With Michael Flight
Michael Flight used to be a crypto-skeptic. But as he learned more about the blockchain and its potential to make real estate more accessible, he became a crypto-innovator. Listen in as Michael explains the upside of tokenizing ownership in high-quality commercial real estate and how it solves the liquidity problem in multifamily investing.