Foreign Thoughts

On today's episode I sit down with Zach Haptonstall, a 28 year old Multifamily Investor and Syndicator with 420 units under management valued at 48 million dollars. He is the founder of ZH Multifamily and Co-founder of the Phoenix Multifamily Association. Zach went from graduating with a sports journalism degree, then working in the health marketing industry, to investing in real estate. We talk about his career path changes and what it takes to be successful as an entrepreneur. We sometimes think that work has to bring us happiness all the time, but Zach and I talk about how that is not realistic at all. If you are just graduating college and are not sure what to do, if you are looking to change your career this episode is for you, or if you are looking to become a syndicator this episode is for you. 

Links from the show:

• Zach's website https://www.zhmultifamily.com/
• Zach's email [email protected]
• Book “Can't Hurt Me” https://amzn.to/3gqEikz
• Book "The Power of Ambition" https://amzn.to/2Zse7CP

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On today's episode I sit down with Zach Haptonstall, a 28 year old Multifamily Investor and Syndicator with 420 units under management valued at 48 million dollars. He is the founder of ZH Multifamily and Co-founder of the Phoenix Multifamily Association. Zach went from graduating with a sports journalism degree, then working in the health marketing industry, to investing in real estate. We talk about his career path changes and what it takes to be successful as an entrepreneur. We sometimes think that work has to bring us happiness all the time, but Zach and I talk about how that is not realistic at all. If you are just graduating college and are not sure what to do, if you are looking to change your career this episode is for you, or if you are looking to become a syndicator this episode is for you. 

Links from the show:

• Zach's website https://www.zhmultifamily.com/
• Zach's email [email protected]
• Book “Can't Hurt Me” https://amzn.to/3gqEikz
• Book "The Power of Ambition" https://amzn.to/2Zse7CP

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On today's episode I sit down with Colin Yurcisin, CEO of creditclass where he teaches other entrepreneurs how to leverage credit, create income, and travel hack. Colin went from being 40k in debt to being considered the Credit King by the media. We discuss his story and the failures it took for him to get to where he currently is. Colin advices young individuals to stop looking for acceptance and approval from friends. To dig deep inside of you to figure out who you are and pursue that with passion. As long as you keep going and never give up. If you are looking to repair and leverage credit this episode is for you. If you are a gen z  or millennial entrepreneur this episode is for you. 

Links from the show:

• Colin's website https://www.leveragedlifestyle.com/
• Colin's instagram https://www.instagram.com/colinyurcisin/
• Book “Think and Grow Rich” https://amzn.to/2YrDRjE
• Book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" https://amzn.to/2NxbCcR

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On today's episode I sit down with Colin Yurcisin, CEO of creditclass where he teaches other entrepreneurs how to leverage credit, create income, and travel hack. Colin went from being 40k in debt to being considered the Credit King by the media. We discuss his story and the failures it took for him to get to where he currently is. Colin advices young individuals to stop looking for acceptance and approval from friends. To dig deep inside of you to figure out who you are and pursue that with passion. As long as you keep going and never give up. If you are looking to repair and leverage credit this episode is for you. If you are a gen z  or millennial entrepreneur this episode is for you. 

Links from the show:

• Colin's website https://www.leveragedlifestyle.com/
• Colin's instagram https://www.instagram.com/colinyurcisin/
• Book “Think and Grow Rich” https://amzn.to/2YrDRjE
• Book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" https://amzn.to/2NxbCcR

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On today's episode I chat with Kyle Marcotte, a 21 year old multifamily real estate investor with 119 units under his belt valued at over 5.5 million dollars. He is also the host of the Own Your Time podcast, where he helps new investors buy their first deal in under 12 months. We go over why he decided to drop out of college and stop playing division 1 soccer to pursue real estate. We also talk about his journey as a real estate investor and some misconceptions that individuals have on what it takes to be a successful investor in real estate. 

Links from the show:

• Kyle's website https://kylemarcotte.com/
• Kyle's podcast https://anchor.fm/kyle-marcotte1
• Book “The E-Myth” https://amzn.to/3hYRcI2
• Daily Journal https://amzn.to/2QyNEA4

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On today's episode I chat with Kyle Marcotte, a 21 year old multifamily real estate investor with 119 units under his belt valued at over 5.5 million dollars. He is also the host of the Own Your Time podcast, where he helps new investors buy their first deal in under 12 months. We go over why he decided to drop out of college and stop playing division 1 soccer to pursue real estate. We also talk about his journey as a real estate investor and some misconceptions that individuals have on what it takes to be a successful investor in real estate. 

Links from the show:

• Kyle's website https://kylemarcotte.com/
• Kyle's podcast https://anchor.fm/kyle-marcotte1
• Book “The E-Myth” https://amzn.to/3hYRcI2
• Daily Journal https://amzn.to/2QyNEA4

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Hey everyone, today I am coming to you to give an announcement and update on the podcast moving forward. I have been speaking with many millennials and post millennials about their lives and what they are struggling with so I decided to do something to help. Many people right now just graduated from high school and are not sure of what they should do. Should I go to college? and if so, what should I study? Many are having this questions. Can we really expect 17 and 18 year old students do make a commitment on a career at such a young age? Most are not sure what their interests and skillsets are. Also many millennials are currently miserable at their jobs and they cannot see a way out. So they jump from shiny object to shiny object. My goal with the upcoming episodes of the podcast will be to interview professionals from different industries and occupations with the goal to experience what a day in their life looks life. What are their frustrations with their job? Common misconceptions many have of the industry?  What type of personality and character aspects work best for the job? Is it for everyone? 

I believe that it is my duty to be a resource to my generation and I want to help you choose a path that makes sense for you, so that you may grow and be fulfilled in your endeavors. 
 

Hey everyone, today I am coming to you to give an announcement and update on the podcast moving forward. I have been speaking with many millennials and post millennials about their lives and what they are struggling with so I decided to do something to help. Many people right now just graduated from high school and are not sure of what they should do. Should I go to college? and if so, what should I study? Many are having this questions. Can we really expect 17 and 18 year old students do make a commitment on a career at such a young age? Most are not sure what their interests and skillsets are. Also many millennials are currently miserable at their jobs and they cannot see a way out. So they jump from shiny object to shiny object. My goal with the upcoming episodes of the podcast will be to interview professionals from different industries and occupations with the goal to experience what a day in their life looks life. What are their frustrations with their job? Common misconceptions many have of the industry?  What type of personality and character aspects work best for the job? Is it for everyone? 

I believe that it is my duty to be a resource to my generation and I want to help you choose a path that makes sense for you, so that you may grow and be fulfilled in your endeavors. 
 

On this episode I sit with Matthew Abikenari, a Recent Graduate of UCLA class of 2020, with a pre-medical emphasis. Matthew is Currently studying for the MCAT, and staying up to date with the apparent deficiencies of our culture. We go over several different deficiencies in our generation and culture. From parents pressuring their children to live a life that "they never got to live" to morality and the importance of the discussion of this topics between people in our age group. This year has been filled with chaos and the first tendency is for us to be hopeless and think things will only go downhill from here. However, that does not have to be our reality. This year should we a wake up call for all of us to realize that there are very important tasks and responsibilities we need to work on. Only after realizing that there is a problem we can start working on finding a solution. Matthew and I give some of our personal advices on what an individual in our generation can do to start pursuing a path of character development. 

Links from the show:

• Matthew's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/matthewabii/
• Matthew's email [email protected]
• Book “When breath takes air” https://amzn.to/3huyNCD
• Daily Journal https://amzn.to/2QyNEA4

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On this episode I sit with Matthew Abikenari, a Recent Graduate of UCLA class of 2020, with a pre-medical emphasis. Matthew is Currently studying for the MCAT, and staying up to date with the apparent deficiencies of our culture. We go over several different deficiencies in our generation and culture. From parents pressuring their children to live a life that "they never got to live" to morality and the importance of the discussion of this topics between people in our age group. This year has been filled with chaos and the first tendency is for us to be hopeless and think things will only go downhill from here. However, that does not have to be our reality. This year should we a wake up call for all of us to realize that there are very important tasks and responsibilities we need to work on. Only after realizing that there is a problem we can start working on finding a solution. Matthew and I give some of our personal advices on what an individual in our generation can do to start pursuing a path of character development. 

Links from the show:

• Matthew's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/matthewabii/
• Matthew's email [email protected]
• Book “When breath takes air” https://amzn.to/3huyNCD
• Daily Journal https://amzn.to/2QyNEA4

Message me!

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pedrombgoes/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pedro.goes.7


If you appreciate this content, please give us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.