Todd Dexheimer is a multifamily investor and syndicator and has been investing in multi-family units since 2012. A former high school industrial tech teacher, he began investing in real estate as well during the recession of 2008-2009. Due to the hardship to acquire loans, he began to flip homes - acquiring a solid rental portfolio before becoming involved in real estate syndications. 

In this episode of Multifamily Real Estate Investments with Don and Eden, Todd will discuss his first deal to transitioning from a single-family to multifamily investor. He also will outline his perceptions of the state of the market due to the talk of a looming recession. Todd also discusses what exactly he looks for in markets when investing in real estate and the types of real estate he chooses to invest in depending on what the current market outlook is.  

 

Highlights: 

Todd’s Beginnings in Real Estate 

Transitioning from One Career to Real Estate -Making the Jump Full time 

Are We Headed for a Recession?

Where to Invest

Current Projects and Future Outlook

 

How to Connect with Todd

W: VentureDProperties.com

E: [email protected]

Coaching & Mastermind: coachwithdex.com

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Hey guys. Today I'm hosting Todd Dexheimer. Todd is a multifamily investor and syndicator and he had been investing in multi-family since 2012. Today we're going to talk about Todd's first deal to transition from a single-family to multifamily investor and the state of the market due to chatter of a looming recession. 

Welcome to the Real Estate Investing Podcast with Don and Eden where we cover all aspects of real estate investing with special attention to multi-family apartment buildings and off-market strategies. 

Hey Todd, welcome to the show. How are you doing today? 

I'm doing well. Thanks for having me. 

Of course. Yes, so tell us a little bit about your day what are your plans for the near future. 

Well for the day or the future that's a big difference. 

Right. How about we start from there and then we take it to the future I know you say you're going to be traveling to Europe right. 

Yeah. So, today I've got a couple of things I've got - I'm in the third round of a property we're looking at purchasing. And so I've got the call with the seller. So we'll see how that goes. I'm very hopeful to be getting this property and then I'm also redlining a contract that I've got an office building under contract. So we're doing the redlining which redlining means you're just going back and forth with the seller and making changes and trying to get the contract. 

So it's good for both parties so very busy before I go to Europe, but then tomorrow we fly to Germany and spend two weeks with the wife and kids traveling around Europe. 

That's nice. I've been to Germany and I'm going to go to Germany in September for personal reasons. So that's nice that you can travel and work and stay busy when you travel. I guess that's the kind of lifestyle that you get when you work in real estate and you work for yourself. Is that right? 

Well yeah I mean the benefit of owning your own business and doing real estate as I do, is that I've got time flexibility right? I can do this trip and it's not extremely disruptive and I probably on this trip will have to do some work just because of these properties and hopefully, I get this other property and so hopefully I'll be having two properties that were redlining but can be done from everywhere, I’ve got a computer. So that's a benefit. And again it's time flexibility. We can go when we want to go. 

Yes. That's nice. So, tell us a little bit about your real estate business. I know that you have been doing real estate for quite a while now and you've done residential and commercial. You've gone back to commercial, you've gone back to residential, which is kind of different most people they either do this or they do that once they do to transition from residential