Cashflow Quest

Art Tuverson is a highly experienced Managing Director of Mortgage Banking for Berkadia Manufactured Housing based in San Clemente, CA. With over 25 years of expertise, he specializes in providing debt and equity capital for various property types across the nation. Art’s focus lies in the manufactured housing community and RV resort industry, where he excels in arranging agency, conduit (CMBS), life company, bank, and bridge first mortgages. Additionally, he is well-versed in structuring participating debt, preferred equity, and joint venture equity arrangements.

Listeners can connect with Art Tuverson on LinkedIn @ArthurWTuverson, and at Berkadia

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:45) Blake welcomes guest, Art Tuverson to the show 
• (1:00) How to understand the MHC loan market
• (3:00) The major players in the space
• (9:00) How MHC loans compare to multifamily
• (11:00) Behind Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac - largest lenders in the space
• (15:00) Art breaks down key factors that lenders look for
• (17:30) Why lenders prefer tenant-owned homes vs. park owned homes
• (24:30) Borrower qualifications for MHC loans
• (26:30) Why MHC cap rates are so low
• (32:00) How zoning restrictions, city policies, and land values make MHCs a rare and valuable asset clas
• (37:00) Loan structuring – DSCR, LTV & amortization explained
• (45:00) Why loan proceeds vary
• (54:00) Negative leverage & current market trends
• (56:00) Predictions for 2025

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Benjamin Schuster leads Capital Formation and Investor Relations for Comfort Capital.

Listeners can connect with Benjamin Schuster on LinkedIn @BenjaminSchuster
 

Cole Mueller is a real estate developer, entrepreneur, and endurance athlete based in Southern California. At RMCI Group, Cole specializes in developing high-end luxury spec homes in markets like San Diego, Napa, and Malibu. Beyond real estate, Cole made waves in the spirits industry by founding Maniball, a peanut butter-infused tequila that quickly gained traction in the spirit industry.

Listeners can learn more at Maniball Tequila and The RMCI Group, and on IG @maniballtequila and @rmcigroup

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:15) Jennifer welcomes guest, Cole Mueller to the show
• (2:30) Cole’s background from baseball at UC Santa Barbara to real estate
• (6:30) Finding off-market deals, financing, and high-end buyers
• (10:30) Plans to expand doing high-end spec home flips
• (19:00) How Cole developed the first peanut butter tequila and entered the spirits industry
• (25:00) Brand design, brand identity, and launching Maniball
• (30:00) Transitioning back to real estate 
• (38:00) How to stay ahead of housing trends 
• (43:30) Future business goals and plans 
• (47:00) Exploring new tequila flavors
• (50:00) The rise of non-acoholic drinks
• (52:00) Closing thoughts

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Guest Bio and Links:

Marco Pfeiffer is a former corporate CFO turned full-time real estate investor and financial freedom advocate. Originally from Germany, he moved to the U.S. with just $1,500 and rose to CFO of a $150M company. After losing his job in 2016, he pivoted to real estate, building a portfolio that allowed him to retire by 45. Today, he’s building Middle Class Rebels, a platform helping professionals escape the 9-to-5 and achieve financial independence through real estate. 

Listeners can learn more about Marco Pfeiffer on LinkedIn @MarcoPfeiffer

, on IG @marcopfeiffer23

Resources Mentioned:

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Jaren Sustar

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:30) Blake welcomes guest, Marco Pfeiffer to CFQ
• (2:00) Marco gives a brief background of himself, moving from Germany to the US
• (2:30) Transition to real estate and retiring from the corporate world
• (7:00) Basic early lessons learned with first property
• (10:00) Building a real estate portfolio
• (12:00) Misconceptions that you can’t scale with single-family homes
• (18:00) The middle class rebel - transitioning to coaching
• (25:00) Marco’s current real estate strategies and market insights
• (30:00) Reasons to hold onto your assets
• (35:00) What it truly means to be a lifestyle investor
• (37:50)  ”Whatever fulfills you, whatever makes you happy, whatever's meaningful to you in your life, real estate allows you to pursue those dreams or those goals.”
• (38:30) What’s next for Marco
• (41:30) Economic predictions in real estate, government
• (56:00) Closing thoughts

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:10) Blake introduces Paul Tarpy to the listeners
• (3:00) Perspectives on high school 
• (3:30) Lessons from early work experiences
• (5:00) Paul's early career and HVAC beginnings
• (6:50) Challenges as an entrepreneur
• (13:00) Challenges and failures in business
• (18:00) Building a successful HVAC business
• (21:30) Private equity acquisition
• (24:30) Private equity and employee retention
• (27:30) HVAC industry challenges
• (31:30) Selling to ARS 
• (34:00) Expanding product lines and sponsorships
• (43:00) Future plans and investment strategies
• (47:30) Future outlook
• (52:00) Wrap up

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Paul Tarpy is an experienced sales professional currently serving as an Inside Sales Representative at Revvity since May 2023. Previously, Paul held the position of Business Development Manager at Nexcelom Bioscience, where responsibilities included driving business growth and developing client relationships.

Listeners can learn more about Paul at his website

, and on LinkedIn @PaulTarpy
 

Pat Kilkenny is a visionary entrepreneur, philanthropist, and former Athletic Director at the University of Oregon. Over four decades, he built and scaled insurance giants like Arrowhead and K2 Insurance into multi-billion-dollar enterprises. Kilkenny later revitalized Oregon athletics, leading the construction of a $200M basketball arena and reinstating the baseball program. Through the Lucky Duck Foundation, he remains deeply committed to philanthropy and community impact.

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (1:00) Ben introduces Pat Kilkenny to the listeners
• (3:00) Pat’s extensive experience building billion-dollar companies
• (9:00) Building and selling Arrowhead
• (12:30) Lessons learned from managing a large exit
• (16:00) Transition to Athletic Director at Oregon
• (20:30) Building a $200M basketball arena and reinstating Oregon’s baseball program
• (24:00) Post-athletic director ventures - Scaling K2 to $2 billion in premiums
• (25:00) Endeavor and court bail bonds
• (35:00) Insurances challenges in California 
• (37:00) Pat analyzes the impact of Prop 103 and California’s rate regulation policies
• (42:00) Suggestions for regulatory reform to address market challenges
• (43:00) The broader implications for California policies 
• (57:00) Challenges in rebuilding, navigating the California Fair Plan, and mitigating risks
• (1:01:00) NIL: What is it in college sports?
• (1:07:00) How NIL deals are reshaping the landscape of college sports
• (1:13:00) Final thoughts

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Benjamin Schuster leads Capital Formation and Investor Relations for Comfort Capital.

Listeners can connect with Benjamin Schuster on LinkedIn @BenjaminSchuster

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (1:00) Active vs Passive Management - the basics 
• (2:30) Challenges that come with active management
• (3:30) Legal and regulatory challenges 
• (7:00) Setting up an operational management system
• (17:00) Scaling and staffing for efficiency
• (27:00)  Access to real estate or alternative investments
• (32:00) Self-directed 401k and IRA options
• (33:15) Maximizing employer's match 
• (34:30) Creative strategies for retirement funds
• (44:30) Challenges of public REITs vs. private real estate
• (48:00) The role of AI in real estate and business
• (1:00:00) Human and A.I integration 
• (1:03:30) Final thoughts 

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Tide Eldridge is a Partner & Chief Operating Officer at Comfort Communities.

Listeners can connect with Tide Eldridge on LinkedIn @TideEldridge

Benjamin Schuster leads Capital Formation and Investor Relations for Comfort Capital.

Listeners can connect with Benjamin Schuster on LinkedIn 

@BenjaminSchuster

Resources:

The Creature from Jekyll Island : A Second Look at the Federal Reserve

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:30) 2024 Recap and 2025 predictions
• (01:15) Federal funds rate and market reactions
• (02:00) Inflation and employment insights
• (07:00) Multifamily market trends
• (19:00) Interest rates and loan strategies
• (30:30) Hypothetical investment scenario
• (31:30) Understanding the cost of living in San Diego
• (32:00) Allocating funds for cash flow
• (33:30) Risk tolerance and investment strategies
• (34:30) Diversifying investments - real estate and beyond
• (35:30) The role of gold and liquid assets
• (36:30) Betting on people vs. assets
• (37:00) Personal investment strategies
• (46:00) Tax advantages of real estate investments
• (54:30) The value of real estate in wealth-building
• (01:01:30) Final thoughts 

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Tide Eldridge is a Partner & Chief Operating Officer at Comfort Communities.

Listeners can connect with Tide Eldridge on LinkedIn @TideEldridge

Benjamin Schuster leads Capital Formation and Investor Relations for Comfort Capital.

Listeners can connect with Benjamin Schuster on LinkedIn @BenjaminSchuster

Marcus Carter is an entrepreneur and owner of La Mesa Fund Control, a company specializing in construction fund control, and GNT Financial, a private lending firm. With over 25 years of experience, Marcus is passionate about educating others on construction risk mitigation and leveraging technology for operational efficiency.

La Mesa Fund Control and Escrow, Inc.

GNT Financial Services Corp.

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:10) Blake introduces guest, Marcus Carter, Owner of La Mesa Fund Control 
• (1:00) Starting in the lending business 
• (3:00) Acquisition of La Mesa Fund Control
• (5:00) Why you need fund control in construction
• (8:30) “The goal is to, is to make sure that a contractor has never paid for work or materials that haven't been completed.”
• (12:00) Services offered by La Mesa Fund Control
• (19:00) Scaling La Mesa Fund Control
• (24:00) fund control can save consumers from contractor fraud
• (29:00) Benefits of using fund control - accountability 
• (31:00) Minimum threshold in fund control
• (32:00) Simplifying fund control for consumers
• (37:00) How to standardize the fund control process 
• (40:00) Marcus shares insights on private lending through GNT Financial
• (46:00) The benefits of real estate investments
• (55:00) The need for better financial ed. in schools
• (58:00) Closing thoughts

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Seth Pite is a senior Infinity Investment Properties associate specializing in Central Beach City's commercial real estate markets. A native of Pacific Beach and La Jolla, Seth brings unparalleled expertise to sales and leasing. He is also actively involved in the Pacific Beach Historical Society and the Pacific Beach Town Council. Outside of work, Seth enjoys exploring the outdoors with his family and friends.

Listeners can learn more about Seth Pite at his website

 and on LinkedIn @SethPite

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:10) Meet Seth Pite - Real Estate Expert
• (0:30) Seth's expertise focuses on real estate in beachfront commercial markets
• (3:30) Exploring passive cashflow
• (5:00) Comfort Capital's business model
• (7:30) Mobile home parks’ limited supply and growth potential
• (10:00) Rent control challenges in specific markets
• (14:00) Operational strategies and community improvements
• (15:00) Resident-owned homes vs. park-owned homes
• (18:00) Improving community infrastructure for added value
• (23:00) Bringing life to underutilized common areas
• (30:00) Cost segregation benefits and accelerated depreciation
• (37:00) Leveraging tax strategies to offset ordinary income
• (40:00) Challenges of value-add deals during COVID
• (46:30) The importance of location in real estate
• (52:30) The small and tight-knit mobile home park industry
• (55:00) The impact of institutional investors on mobile home parks
• (57:00) What you need to know about rent incentives
• (1:00:00) Identifying good deals in high-demand markets
• (1:06:00) Leveraging risk in the market
• (1:08:00) Closing thoughts

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Notes: 

• (0:00) Welcome to the CashFlow Quest Podcast! 
• (0:10) Today’s discussion topic: Why mobile home parks over apartments?
• (1:30) Defining a mobile home park
• (5:00) Operational and revenue efficiency
• (6:00) Inventory and home ownership models
• (11:30) Affordability and market trends
• (14:00) The role of tenant ownership in stabilizing communities
• (18:00) Comparing mobile home parks to other investments
• (25:00) Historical context of manufactured home and industry evolution
• (35:00) The Tortoise and the Hare: An Aesop Fable
• (36:30) Impact of COVID-19 on housing preferences
• (38:00) Money GPT by James Rickards
• (40:00) Annual rent increases in mobile home parks
• (46:00) Renovating older mobile homes for new owners
• (51:30) Public vs. private real estate investments
• (56:00) Tips on barriers to entry into the industry
• (59:00) Final thoughts

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Blake Comfort, Co-founder of ComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital in 2008, embarked on a journey to acquire manufactured home communities, laying the foundation for the investment and management company we have today. In 2009, Comfort Communities acquired its first manufactured home community, and since then, the company has continued to expand, purchasing and managing numerous manufactured housing communities. Blake oversees all capital market functions, acquisitions, and deal sourcing forComfortCommunities and Comfort Capital. When he’s not working, Blake cherishes spending quality time with his wife and two young children and occasionally takes to the skies, flying around San Diego.

Jennifer Purcell, Co-founder of Comfort Communities and Comfort Capital, was raised in a real estate-loving household with her father being a general contractor and developer of over 4,000 units in San Diego County. Her mission is to change the perception of “Trailer Parks” and create exceptional living environments with top-notch service for residents. A San Diego State University graduate, Jennifer previously worked with R&V Management for their multi-family apartment portfolio at a leading global corporate housing company. Since 2009, she’s been instrumental in building Comfort Communities management team and fostering relationships with trusted investors and advisors, contributing to Comfort Capital’s success today. When she is not operating mobile home communities, she loves spending time outdoors, throwing the ball for her dog, and spending quality time with her husband and her two young children.

Tide Eldridge is a Partner & Chief Operating Officer at Comfort Communities.

Listeners can connect with Tide Eldridge on LinkedIn @TideEldridge

Benjamin Schuster leads Capital Formation and Investor Relations for Comfort Capital.

Listeners can connect with Benjamin Schuster on LinkedIn @BenjaminSchuster