Staying plugged into the real estate community, attending events, and maintaining relationships helped Victor get into his first large 268-unit deal last year.  Tune-in to discover how he got it done and became a valuable component to the deal.

By the time he graduated college, he acquired $7 million in multifamily real estate.  Every obstacle he faced, David turned into an opportunity and found a way forward.  There are no excuses!

Networking is key. You have to get out there, meet everybody and soak up as much knowledge as possible.

Kavitha took on the daunting task of multifamily real estate investing and fortunately, she learned early on that focusing on doing one thing well was best.

Tune in to find out how one “wild and crazy idea” Adam came up with allowed him to sell out an investor event in the 11th hour!

Dillano Medina is a full-time student at The University of North Carolina at Pembrook and is a real estate investor.  He started out at the beginning of this year and has already closed some deals. In this episode, Dillano helps us to understand just how simple it is to make money in real estate even if you have other full-time commitments and no money.

Mr. Kumar, has more than 23 years of corporate experience in managing large projects across the globe. He has owned both single and multi-family rentals including 84 units in his personal portfolio and currently holds equity ownership in more than 650 units.  In this episode, Prushant shares with us the importance of persistence and building long-term relationships with sellers and other real estate investors.

Prior to signing and handing over cash for an apartment building you should do your own due diligence, run the numbers, look into the submarket economics, and ask lots of the right questions.  Failure to do so could land you with a nightmare property.  Dhruv Anand walks us through what he has learned in the field about the importance of asking questions.

Dan's prior success has always led him to think big and take massive action so after getting educated in real estate, he jumped directly into multifamily syndication.  Dan takes us through a deal that he originally lost but eventually won after using one critical negotiation tactic

Join us in the situation room where we learn about the challenges and mistakes made by experienced real estate investors.  In this episode, we discuss the reason for starting the Multifamily Investor Situation Room Podcast; our goals for you; and background information on the show host, Dion Huey.  Subscribe today and don't miss out on valuable information you can use immediately to level up your business.