Creative Capital

Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In this episode, I welcome Maurice Philogene! Maurice is a Senior Executive, real estate investor & entrepreneur, restaurant owner, explorer of 100 Countries, public servant (Federal Agent & Police Officer), philanthropist, and Lifestyle Design/Wealth Coach. His passion is living life leveraging freedom principles - financial freedom, time freedom, geographic freedom, freedom of purpose, and freedom of relationships. He uses real estate and professional careers to generate passive income and build legacy all while empowering communities and helping others live their best life now through lifestyle design. Maurice is based in Washington DC and the Mediterranean Region.

In this episode, Maurice talks about the 5 freedom principles and how you can achieve them. He talks about why achieving freedom comes down to finding your purpose and why success is more than just the money. He also shares his thoughts on focus, time management, and dealing with fear. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 - 09:55] Introduction

• Welcoming Maurice to the show
• Maurice shares his background
• • How he got into real estate
  • Buying his first property
  • Doing business in Cyprus

[09:56 - 17:47] Achieve a Life of Freedom by Finding Your Purpose

• The mindset to have a life of freedom
• Purpose: What's the goal?
• It's not about the money
• Maurice's purpose
• • Helping others and giving back
  • Building a legacy

[17:48 - 28:18] The 5 Freedom Principles

• Maurice talks about the 5 Freedom Principles
• • Financial Freedom
  • Time Freedom
  • Geographic Freedom
  • Purpose
  • Relationships
• Maurice's greatest struggles in achieving the freedom principles
• • The challenge brought by peers
  • How he overcame the struggles
• How Maurice stays focused
• • His thoughts on time management

[28:19 - 32:31] The Pod Decks Segment

• In one word, what does winning mean to you and why?
• Who will be Amazon's biggest competitor in 10 years?
• What will people look back at us 50 years from now and be shocked and appalled by?

[32:32 - 44:06] The Core Four

• What is your favorite real estate-related book?
• • The 4-hour Work Week (link below)
• What do you think your unique skill is that helped you become successful?
• • His propensity to run towards danger
• Tell me something that's true about real estate that almost nobody agrees with you on
• • People look at the numbers and dollars too much
• What one piece of advice would you give the listeners wanting to succeed in real estate investing?
• • Fear is just a lack of knowledge
• Connect with Maurice!
• A summary of the episode
• Closing words

Key Quotes:

"I figure something out. And I'll just go act on it course correct along the way, make a ton of mistakes, but I'll just keep moving forward one way or the other." - Maurice Philogene

"It is easier to get after it when you know exactly what the purpose is. It ain't money. Get off the money train, get on the purpose train. It will be much easier and much more quantifiable to do those goals that you want." - Maurice Philogene

"This entire thing that we're doing on this planet, as far as growth as individuals, comes from experiences and meeting other people who've done more, better, or equal to you in some form or fashion." - Maurice Philogene

"When I hear people say 'I don't have time to do things', I think people are mismanaging what they're doing. They're allowing so many other things into their schedule because society said to do it," - Maurice Philogene

"Define whatever that achievement is for you and do that on a day-to-day basis. That's gonna make you happy." - Maurice Philogene

Resources Mentioned:

• The 4-Hour Work Week

Connect with Maurice on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn!

Quattro Capital: https://www.thequattroway.com/

Maurice's website: https://mauricephilogene.com/

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In today's No-Limit Minute Segment, I am going to talk about how I was able to raise $6,000,000 of capital in 30 days and why being authentic and genuine is the key to raising capital. I will also share my thoughts on the importance of connecting with the emotional side of people and building great relationships in accomplishing great things such as raising capital. Join me and listen in!

[00:01 - 08:24] How I Raised $6,000,000 of Capital in 30 Days

• I talk about the Creative Capital Challenge
• How going live on social media helps in raising capital
• How I raised $6,000,000 of capital in 30 Days
• • Being authentic
  • How raising capital is different from syndications
• What I learned from raising capital
• • You have to connect with the emotional side of people
  • People buy on emotion and justify with logic

[08:25 - 10:29] Closing Segment

• The biggest takeaway from this episode
• A summary of the episode
• Closing words

Key Quotes:

"You have to connect to the emotional side of people if you want them to know, like, and trust you, and eventually actually invest with you." - Josh Ferrari

"There is no limit to what you can actually accomplish, if you're authentic, if you're genuine, if you're connecting with folks on an emotional level and putting them first, putting the human being first before the deal." - Josh Ferrari

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with Leigh Brown! Leigh is an international motivational speaker who happens to be hilarious in an almost-inappropriate-but-still-family-friendly way. She is one of the top-selling REALTORS ® in the Charlotte, North Carolina real estate market. With the 2020 launch of One Community Real Estate®, Leigh continues her mission to support and develop REALTORS ® who are both leaders and advocates in their own communities while still striving to serve buyers and sellers as their REALTOR ® advocate. Leigh is In the RPAC Hall of Fame x3. Leigh is also a wife, a mama with three cats available for adoption, runner, singer, and pianist, who enjoys cooking, gardening, and needlepoint, a child of God, and a follower of Jesus.

In this episode, Leigh talks about what it takes to be successful in the real estate world or basically in any other career. With her wide range of experience and knowledge in sales, Leigh is going to share her thoughts on goal tracking and execution. She talks about how she manages her time and energy and what you can do to achieve more effectively and efficiently. This is definitely an episode you can't miss, so join us and listen in!

[00:01 - 11:05] Introduction

• Welcoming Leigh to the show
• Leigh shares her background
• • How she got into real estate
  • Volunteering in the realtor organization
  • Teaching her children about investing
  • Leigh on Rich Dad Poor Dad and the cash flow game

[11:06 - 29:36] What It Takes to Be Successful in Real Estate or Any Other Career

• The importance of constant education in real estate investing
• • It's all about knowledge AND discipline
• Leigh talks about how you can achieve more
• • Get rid of distractions
  • Retrain yourself
  • Don't live anybody else's life
• What type of a person it takes to be successful in real estate
• • Be likable
  • The ability to spot solutions
  • How to be successful in real estate as an introvert
  • Transparency is the key

[29:37 - 55:09] Book Writing, Goal Tracking, and Execution

• Leigh talks about the books she wrote (links below)
• • Outrageous Authenticity
  • The Seven Deadly Sins of Sales
  • Peeling the Onion
• The secret to writing a book
• • How Leigh gets started in writing a book
  • Start talking and record
• How Leigh executes to accelerate
• • How she manages her tasks
  • On hiring people
  • Pay your people really well (it's not just about money)
  • Figure out where your strengths are
  • Tracking your goals
  • You have to give yourself some breathing space
• Leigh shares a crazy story

[55:10 - 59:00] The Pod Decks Segment

• What set of items could you buy that would make the cashier the most uncomfortable?
• What game-changing invention will be created by a woman and what will it do?

[59:01 - 01:10:41] The Core Four

• What is your favorite real estate-related book?
• • The Ultimate Sales Machine (link below)
• What do you think your unique skill is that helped you become successful?
• • Using her sense of humor to get past uncomfortable situations
• Tell me something that's true about real estate that almost nobody agrees with you on
• • Leigh's thoughts on working every day
• What one piece of advice would you give the listeners wanting to succeed in real estate investing?
• • Learn how to calculate the numbers
• Connect with Leigh!
• A summary of the episode

Key Quotes:

"That's what changes the outcome of your life. It's a combination of your daily education and your daily discipline." - Leigh Brown

"That's where you have this opportunity to really become number one when everybody else around you is okay with mediocrity. Don't be, and that's a choice you make. It's got nothing to do with where you were born, what kind of education level you have, nothing to do with your skin color or your gender, and everything to do with these daily activities that you put into place." - Leigh Brown

"It's not hard stuff. It's only hard-looking because nobody's willing to do it." - Leigh Brown

"What we have to know is it on the other side of fear is always another four-letter word – Next." - Leigh Brown

Resources Mentioned:

• Outrageous Authenticity
• The Seven Deadly Sins of Sales
• Peeling the Onion
• The Ultimate Sales Machine

Connect with Leigh on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok!

Leigh on Clubhouse: @leighbrown

Check out Leigh's website and YouTube channel!

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In today's No-Limit Minute Segment, I am going to talk about determining roles and responsibilities in a partnership. Partnerships are a huge aspect of real estate investing. That's why it's important for us to keep them healthy and free from any miscommunication and confusion. In this episode, I am going to talk about the importance of clearly defining roles and responsibilities in a partnership. I will also talk about how you can make your partnerships more effective, so you can generate more results! Join me and listen in!

[00:01 - 06:29] Determining Roles & Responsibilities in a Partnership

• Miscommunication can make partnerships fail
• Clearly define roles and responsibilities
• • Write them down!
• Things might change, so communicate
• Get specific in terms of goals and expectations

Key Quotes:

"You can write down the roles and responsibilities and you can write down all of the things you expect them to do, your expectations for it. But as time progresses, things might shift, things might change, your expectations might change, the role for that particular thing might change, so you need to communicate with that individual on what is happening." - Josh Ferrari

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In this episode, we have Brian Adams! Brian is the President and founder of Excelsior Capital, where he spearheads the investor relations and capital markets arms of the firm. He has 10 years of experience in real estate private equity. Prior to forming Excelsior Capital, Brian co-founded Priam Properties (an institutional real estate private equity sponsor) in 2010 and provided leadership and direction for the firm in connection with capital markets, investment management, and investor relations. Brian is a former practicing attorney, earning his J.D. from Suffolk University and his B.A. from Wesleyan University with Honors.

In this episode, Brian talks about secondary markets, what they are and where we can find them. He also talks about some key metrics that are driving change in the real estate market. He also shares his thoughts on what the future looks like for real estate investors and private equity individuals. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 - 13:03] Introduction

• Welcoming Brian to the show
• Introducing today's topic
• • Secondary markets and key metrics
• Brain shares his background
• • Being exposed to investments and real estate
  • Syndications and commercial real estate
  • He talks about his company, Excelsior Capital
  • His company's real estate portfolio

[13:04 - 23:26] Here's Where We Can Find Secondary Markets

• What is a secondary market?
• • Examples of secondary markets
  • Comparing it with primary and tertiary markets
• Metrics to look at to determine a secondary market
• • Population and job growth
  • Affordability
• Brian shares some good secondary markets
• • Orlando's current market
• How the government plays a role in secondary markets
• • Brian shares a surprising statistic on US dollar circulation

[23:27 - 35:12] What the Future Looks Like for Investors

• How should syndicators regard private equity?
• What makes a market 'secondary'
• What investors should look for in the future
• • Going back to fundamentals

[35:13 - 38:56] The Pod Decks Segment

• What device will replace smartphones?
• Have you ever been bitten or attacked by an animal? And if so, what and why?

[38:57 - 47:27] The Core Four

• What is your favorite real estate-related book?
• • A particular law school book
• What do you think your unique skill is that helped you become successful?
• • Pitching
  • Telling and listening to stories
• Tell me something that's true about real estate that almost nobody agrees with you on
• • Brian on raising capital
• What one piece of advice would you give the listeners wanting to succeed in real estate investing?
• • Brian on asking for advice
• Connect with Brian!
• A summary of the episode

Key Quotes:

"I don't care how good the deal is, if you can't raise capital on it, it's art. And there's a place in society for art, but it's not a business." - Brian Adams

"If you want money, ask for advice. If you want advice, ask for money." - Brian Adams

Connect with Brian on LinkedIn!

Check out Excelsior Capital on their website!

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In today's No-Limit Minute Segment, I am going to talk about success. What does success mean to you? In this episode, I am going to talk about why you should not compare yourself to other people's success and why your timeline is different than the others. I will talk about my own journey of struggling and ultimately achieving my goal. I am also going to share why patience and persistence are key in your pursuit of success. Join me and listen in!

[00:01 - 02:10] Success is Different for Everyone

• What does success mean to you?
• It's different for everyone
• Why you shouldn't compare yourself to others' success
• The timeline of your success looks different

[02:11 - 06:35] Achieving Success

• I talk about my struggles during the start of my journey in real estate
• • Not seeing results at the beginning
  • Making bad decisions
• Baby steps to success
• Closing my first multifamily deal
• Persistence and patience

Key Quotes:

"Success is something different for every one of us, and you need to map out what success looks like for you. But then not only do you need to map out what that looks like because you need to keep an open mind, and you need to continue to have persistence and patience all along the way." - Josh Ferrari

"Success will come to you if you've mapped it out and you have persistence and patience." - Josh Ferrari

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

You can also email me at [email protected]

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In this episode, I welcome Daniel Croce! Daniel is the co-founder and a partner at Birgo Capital, a real estate private equity firm in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Birgo acquires and operates multifamily investment properties in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.

In this episode, Daniel talks about how he was able to scale his real estate business from 30 units to 2000 units while being a dadprenuer. He shares how he deals with the struggles that come with being a father and husband while being in real estate investing. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 - 10:16] Introduction

• Welcoming Daniel to the show
• Daniel's background
• • Always having the interest in investing
  • How he got into real estate investing
  • Building his portfolio
  • How he educated himself about real estate

[10:17 - 17:19] Scaling a Real Estate Business and Today's Market

• From 30 to 2000 units
• • The role of operations and property management
  • Why partnerships were pivotal for him
• Daniel's thoughts on today's market
• • Believing in affordable multifamily real estate
  • How his mindset has shifted
  • The market in Pittsburgh

[17:20 - 39:04] Creating Partnerships that Will Help You Be Successful

• Being a dadpreneur
• • What even is it?
  • What makes a good dadpreneur
  • Having focus
  • Daniel's thoughts on work-life balance
  • Finding out what works for you
  • Spending quality time with his wife
• Dealing with the struggles that come with being a dadpreneur
• • Inviting his family into the story
• Daniel talks about his team
• What the future looks like for Daniel

[39:05 - 41:36] The Pod Decks Segment

• If you could know the truth behind any one secret or mystery, what would it be?
• What is the most stressful trip you've ever taken?

[41:37 - 51:57] The Core Four

• What is your favorite real estate-related book?
• • The Book on Rental Property Investing (link below)
• What do you think your unique skill is that helped you become successful?
• • Being trustworthy
• Tell me something that's true about real estate that almost nobody agrees with you on
• • Daniel's thoughts on cash flow as the primary way to make money in real estate
• What one piece of advice would you give the listeners wanting to succeed in real estate investing?
• • Just get in the game!
  • Think and talk about risk
• Connect with Daniel!
• A summary of the episode

Key Quotes:

"It's one of those things where the outcomes are fairly predictable if you make the right moves, and that's what I love about real estate." - Daniel Croce

"We're doubling down on our core conviction that the values today are a fraction what they're going to be in the future because there's just not nearly enough of this product."- Daniel Croce

"That's really the key to doing this, being able to move back and forth between these things seamlessly but being focused on the one thing that deserves my attention right now and giving it my undivided attention instead of living a distracted life." - Daniel Croce.

Resources Mentioned:

• The Book on Rental Property Investing

Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn!

Daniel's email: [email protected]

Check out Birgo: https://www.birgo.com/

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In today's No Limit Minute Segment, I am going to share 14 things that you need to have to be extremely successful in multifamily syndication. I will talk about why these 14 things are critical to your success as an investor and how these can help you reach your goals more effectively and efficiently. Ready? Listen in!

[00:01 - 02:21] Introduction

• Reach out to me if you have any suggestions!
• Introducing today's topic

[02:22 - 25:08] 14 Things That You Need to Be Successful in Multifamily Syndication

• The desire to be in the industry
• You've got to have deals
• Deal flow
• Capital
• An attorney
• A lender
• An underwriter
• An inspector for due diligence
• An asset manager
• Loan guarantor
• Partners
• A property manager
• Investor relations
• A bookkeeper or CPA

Key Quotes:

"If you really want to be successful, if you want to be in this industry long term. If you love what you, you have a true desire and a true passion to be in the multifamily real estate residential industry, then that will bode well for you in the future." - Josh Ferrari

"Strategic partners are absolutely pivotal… You all need to have complementary skill sets. If you're going to partner on an opportunity like this, and you need to know each other very well. You need to have the same or at least a very similar vision of the direction you guys want to head together before you start doing these deals together." - Josh Ferrari

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

You can also email me at [email protected]

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In this episode, I welcome Charles Wessel, founder of Cordell Capital. Charlie has founded and managed several successful companies in the Charleston, SC area. He has been involved in Multifamily / Commercial Real Estate in one aspect or another since 2006. He has been an active investor since 2016 and has set up Cordell Capital to bring private equity to investment opportunities. They provide extensive due diligence on the sponsor, as well as the deals themselves to make sure they are taking the most conservative approach to investing and building wealth alongside their investors.

In this episode, Charles talks about the importance of creating successful partnerships in real estate investing. He shares how he finds great partners and how those relationships helped him reach his goals in real estate. Charles also shares his thoughts on mentorship, accountability, and creating generational wealth. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 - 08:37] Introduction

• Welcoming Charles to the show
• Charles shares his background
• • Life in Charleston, SC
  • He talks about Cordell Capital
  • Working in the general contractor space
  • How he got into real estate investing

[08:38 - 18:06] How Building Relationships Can Help in Starting Out

• How he got his first multifamily deal
• • Making relationships with people
  • Having the analysis paralysis
  • 'Killing' the deals
• How hanging out on the golf course helped him connect with people
• Charles on local meetups and masterminds
• Creating generational wealth through real estate

[18:07 - 34:33] Creating Partnerships that Will Help You Be Successful

• How Charles decides if someone would be a good partner or not
• • Why it's a good thing to get accredited investors
• Charles and I talk a little bit about golf
• • The secret to being good at golf
  • He shares the most beautiful golf courses he played at
• How to determine roles and responsibilities in partnerships
• • Making the roles clear from the beginning
  • Accountability
• The advice Charles would give someone who has never made a partnership before
• • Get a mentor
  • Partnerships come from the relationships you build
• How impactful his partnerships have been
• • It's a team sport

[34:34 - 38:33] The Pod Decks Segment

• Tell us four things that we might not know about you
• What will become outdated, dangerous, and removed from all homes 20 years from now?

[38:34 - 49:42] The Core Four

• What is your favorite real estate-related book?
• • Raising Capital for Real Estate (link below)
• What do you think your unique skill is that helped you become successful?
• • Talking/communicating with people
  • Leadership
• Tell me something that's true about real estate that almost nobody agrees with you on
• • Why he likes the B- and C-Class assets
• What one piece of advice would you give the listeners wanting to succeed in real estate investing?
• • Find a mentor
• Connect with Charles!
• A summary of the episode

Key Quotes:

"That's why it's a good thing to get accredited investors, to tell you the truth. Accredited investors know what they're getting into because they've usually done a deal or so or two or 20 in the past, so they know what they expect out of investing in real estate." - Charles Wessel

"In order to find a partner, you've got to find a mentor first." - Charles Wessel

"The partnerships that you build in this business are going to come from relationships that you build from getting out there." - Charles Wessel

Resources Mentioned:

• Raising Capital for Real Estate

Connect with Charles on Facebook and LinkedIn!

Check out Cordell Capital on its website and Reddit!

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com

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Welcome back to the Creative Capital Podcast with Josh Ferrari! In today's No Limit Minute Segment, you are going to learn more about me! We are going to play "2 lies and 1 truth". I am going to give you five sets of options, and you have to pick which one is the truth about me in each set. This will be a fun yet informative episode. Take a break from the hustle and bustle and learn more about me through a quick, fun game!

[00:01 - 01:43] Introduction

• Get to know a little bit more about me!
• The mechanics of the game for today's segment
• • 2 lies, 1 truth

[01:43 - 13:44] 2 Lies, 1 Truth

• Question 1
• • I've split my head open four times
  • I've jumped out of an airplane
  • I hate sushi
• Question 2
• • I once forgot to turn off the stovetop all night
  • I've been handcuffed in the back of a cop car on Mother's Day
  • I professionally trained in Krav Maga and I've had the opportunity to join a professional fight, but turned it down
• Question 3
• • I totaled three cars in three years in high school
  • I've been to Canada 22 times and loved it every time
  • My first ever job was as a shoe shiner
• Question 4
• • I'm a licensed aircraft technician getting paid like a McDonald's worker
  • I have never licked a battery before
  • I've moved six times in the last four years
• Question 5
• • I have a morning routine that requires one and a half hours to complete every morning
  • I snapped both of my left arm bones in half as a kid
  • I married my wife after dating for only six months

Key Quotes:

"I've moved six times in the last four years, kind of crazy how much we've moved… Because of our house hacking and different things that we've done throughout our investing journey that has brought us to where we are today." - Josh Ferrari

You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube

For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com

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