If you think Property Management starts after the deal is closed, you’re leaving money on the table.

Keith Andrews believes the real opportunity happens long before the contract is signed. He isn't just managing doors. He helps investors build wealth from day zero.

In this episode of Property Management Frame Breakers, Pablo Gonzalez sits down with the founder of Alpha Zulu to unpack a model that stays off the radar for the rest of the industry: becoming the primary guide through the BRRRR strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat).

If you want to move beyond simple rent collection and start creating the best deals, this episode lays out the playbook.

You’ll learn:
💡 Why the BRRR model still works even in high-rate markets
🏚️ How to identify “scary” properties that hide the best deals
📊 The BRRR calculator Keith uses to vet deals on the MLS
🧠 Why maintenance coordination creates the 30-door growth ceiling for PMs
🤖 How AI acts as a forever teammate for maintenance triage
📈 The flywheel created when PMs help investors buy their next property

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Chapters:

02:10 – Keith Introduces Investor-First PM Model
04:04 – The “Middleman” BRRR Model for Property Managers
08:06 –  The “Free House” + $10K Back Explained
10:52 – The PM Revenue Model Deep Dive
12:49 – Finding BRRR Deals Other Investors Avoid
16:21 – Team Roles, House Hacking, and Mid-Term Rental Strategy
19:28 – Before and After Vendoroo
23:28 – How Agentic AI Built Better Process
25:04 – Teach and Scale Method or “The Mirror Phase”
27:05 – The Stress Cure for Property Managers
30:18 – When AI Troubleshooting Prevents a $250 Vendor Trip
37:00 – The Portfolio Flywheel Effect
38:37 – Helping Clients Win With BRRR
41:18 – The Exact Math Behind a $10K BRRR Deal
48:48 – The PCS Strategy: Turning Relocations Into Rentals
51:17 – The Real Estate Lesson That Made Keith Rethink Selling Early