When looking at property to invest in, there are so many numbers and factors to consider and insurance is often left to the final stages of due diligence. While this is common practice, it’s not in the investor’s best interests for several reasons. Not only could unforeseen expenses crop up when it’s too late to...Read More

Finding a broker can be incredibly stressful. There are many self-serving brokers, who are simply concerned with their interests, closing the next deal, and racking up awards. In the same breath, however, some client-centered brokers work to ensure deals satisfy customer needs. Terry Moore, our guest today, is renowned for always putting the client first....Read More

Figuring out how to structure entities can be confusing, especially as your investment portfolio grows. As an operator, there are different ways to structure entities than if you are a passive investor. It can seem like there are endless choices. One thing, however, should inform how you choose to structure your entities: Taxes. While not...Read More

Pretty much all real estate is maxing out right now due to interest rates being so low. That doesn’t mean there isn’t still money to be made though, provided you play your cards right. Greg Dickerson has got some great wisdom to share on this topic and it was a pleasure to have him on...Read More

When you’re working for yourself, it can often be difficult to delegate tasks. While having a hands-on approach to business is great, doing work that could be outsourced leaves you drained with no energy to focus on what you’re good at. Virtual assistants (VAs) offer an excellent solution to task outsourcing. Working remotely, they supply...Read More

There are many arguments to be made for dedicating time and energy to one type of real estate investment. This laser-focus helps with scaling and ensures optimal growth. In the same breath, however, having one center of attention can also be the quickest way to a crash. This is why our guest today, Joe Palmer,...Read More

The W2 life is not for everybody. Employees often bring fresh ideas into companies and receive little to no rewards for their contributions, even if those offerings end up benefitting their firms hugely. Today’s guest is Michael Reilman, and after having just such an experience with his job, he got introduced to multifamily syndication and...Read More

We often talk about how real estate is a relationship business and that it is impossible to achieve anything alone. With the increasingly competitive multifamily investment landscape, it is more important than ever to hold on tight to these relationships. Today’s guest, Kathrin Rein, is an expert at building great relationships. Our Gracious Sponsor:  Gene...Read More

There is no doubt that competition in multifamily is increasing. With compressed cap rates and rising numbers of syndicators, the space is becoming severely crowded. This makes finding an unsaturated niche a great option if you are still wanting to invest in real estate. Our guest for today is Scott Krone and he has found...Read More

Entering into a general partnership is much like getting married. Not only it is for a lengthy period but it is also intensive and very likely to encounter some bumps along the way. When partnerships don’t work out, they can have dire consequences. On the flip-side, however, when there is synergy, they can propel businesses...Read More