This episode of the Real Estate Syndication Show features Nir Babajani, a seasoned real estate investor and fund manager with extensive experience in the US residential and multifamily markets. Nir shares his inspiring journey from an engineer in Israel to a successful entrepreneur managing hundreds of deals across various US markets. He discusses his early...Read More
In this highlight episode, we feature Kenny Wolfe, an experienced real estate investor, back to the show. Kenny provides an update on his business, which now has $715 million in assets under management. He discusses his ventures in multifamily, triple net funds, and office conversions. Kenny explains that while multifamily deals are currently scarce, the...Read More
Welcome back to another episode of your daily real estate syndication show. I’m your host, Whitney Sewell, and today we had the pleasure of catching up with Devin Elder, a respected figure in the real estate space. It’s been a couple of years since our last conversation, and there’s a lot to catch up on....Read More
In this highlight episode we feature Andy McQuade, a seasoned consultant in the commercial multifamily real estate sector. Andy shared his insights on common issues faced by operators and how his Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) method is revolutionizing the way they manage and increase their properties’ net operating income (NOI) and return on investment...Read More
Dive into this captivating episode featuring Shawn DiMartile, the visionary co-founder of Takeoff Capital. From air traffic controller to triumphant real estate investor, his journey is a testament to resilience and strategic thinking. Discover his innovative approach to capitalizing on the San Diego real estate market, as he masterfully transforms modest two-bedroom homes into sprawling...Read More
Join us on an enlightening journey with our guest, Tate Siemer. A newcomer in Salt Lake City in 1999, Tate is now a successful real estate magnate. He owns seven properties, worth nearly $50 million. His real estate journey began with flipping single-family houses and development projects. Over time, it evolved into constructing new buildings....Read More
