What does it mean to be truly financially free? In this episode, we're exploring how Mike Deaton went from being laid off to achieving financial freedom through real estate investing. He and his wife studied real estate investing in their newfound free time. They were committed to downsizing their lifestyle and had replaced their previous income with passive income from their investments within one year. He also discusses how they could qualify as real estate professionals, which allowed them to take advantage of tax deductions. He'll share the strategies for investing in multi-family properties, how to assess your personality, resources, and situation when investing in real estate, the importance of fear setting, and more. Join us as we explore Mike's inspiring story of achieving financial freedom through real estate investing.

 

[00:01 - 08:04] Opening Segment

How Mike and his wife committed to real estate investing and achieved financial independence

Diversifying into commercial real estate, primarily multi-family investments

[08:05 - 12:28] From Unemployed to Financially Free: A Journey of Reinvention and Cash Flow Generation Through Real Estate Investing

Mike in a program and found a coach to help with the journey

Set conditions for success, but adjusted as the business model became successful

[12:29 - 25:11] Exploring Passive Investing and Multi-Family Real Estate to Create a Passive Income Stream

Investing $5,000 in property and selling it for $25,000 can yield high returns

Owner financing is often used when selling properties

Fear setting can be used to explore worst-case scenarios

Multi-family properties are a good asset class due to the housing gap

Syndication models can be used to purchase more significant properties

[25:12 - 30:18] Closing Segment

Mike's best investment: the land business

Mike's worst investment: being an angel investor in a tech startup back in 2010

Most important lesson: do it with your eyes open

Quotes:

"If you find a community that's doing what you want to do, you will accelerate your learning." - Mike Deaton

 

"The most important aspect of doing your due diligence is on the people that are involved in the deal." - Mike Deaton

 

"Success leaves clues." - Mike Deaton

Connect with Mike!

Website. www.FlippingDirt.us   

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

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What's up with all of these bank failures? What's the top thing CRE investors should think about? Should we expect rates to start coming down?

Last week Taylor attended the Best Ever Real Estate Conference. He shares a few of his thoughts on the event, meeting listeners and past podcast guests, and the topic that created the most buzz.

Learn about investing with Taylor at www.investwithtaylor.com

Craig Napoliello, a successful real estate investor and busy professional with a W2 job, discusses his experience building his real estate portfolio of over 600 rental units in New York City and North Carolina. Craig shares his successes and mistakes along the way and how he balances his real estate investments with his day job and family commitments. He also explains how investing in bookkeepers, QuickBooks, and legal representation can help prevent delays down the road and long-term stress. He emphasizes the importance of setting high standards for partners in the business and striving to find individuals who are nine or ten out of ten. This conversation also explores how remote workers and employees from other countries can effectively expand teams without sacrificing performance or employee satisfaction. Tune in to hear more about Craig's experiences as a real estate investor, balancing a full-time job with investing in real estate, taking advantage of tax advantages with W2 employment, creating a supportive team environment for success, and other invaluable insights!

 

[00:02 - 11:34] Opening Segment 

Balancing real estate commitments with W2 and family commitments

Mistakes Craig made along the way while building his real estate portfolio

Investing in mom and pop run businesses often comes with books that are not well-kept and sloppy information

Investing upfront in understanding every single penny of the ins and outs of finances

Setting KPIs and important ratios is essential 

Having a team of partners who are nine or ten in terms of their performance is ideal

Hiring bookkeepers, lawyers, and other experts can help save money in the long run

 

[11:35 - 21:28] Balancing Responsibilities and Finding Success

Investing in the best people and paying them more than the market rate

Focusing on who, not how, when it comes to personnel

Holding partners and employees to a higher standard

Allocating time differently to focus on real estate investments

Making a deliberate decision to invest time in real estate instead of watching TV

Learning about mobile home parks, being a real estate professional, and cost segregation

 

[21:29 - 26:57] Unlocking the Benefits of Real Estate Investing

Pivoted from multi-family to mobile home park investing

Sticky revenue and long-term vision of backstop for family

Tax incentives for real estate professionals with bonus depreciation

Filing taxes together to write paper losses against W2 income

Using tax strategy as additional fuel to drive real estate journey

 

[26:58 - 36:26] Closing Segment

Craig's favorite book: Small Giants by Bo Burlingham

Books by Benjamin Hardy

Tool or strategy that Craig can't live without: remote workers

The next thing that Craig needs: a better understanding of every single penny in Craig's business

Quote/s:

 

"Treating [remote workers] with a tremendous amount of respect as if they're a part of the business. And if that means paying them much more than the market, any of these things, it's well worth it." - Craig Napoliello

Connect with Craig!

Email: [email protected] 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

 

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Taylor talks to Andrew Schutsky about his journey as a real estate investor. Andrew started 15 years ago by buying a short-term rental property for his family to use as a vacation home. He then decided to take things further and scale up, researching Bigger Pockets and the multi-family space. This conversation will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of investing in short-term rentals and multi-family investments, looking at factors such as depreciation and appreciation, cash flow, landlord laws in different locations, budget for renovations, reserves for unexpected expenses, and more. Andrew will also speak about the importance of balancing real estate investing and other commitments. Finally, he'll talk about the need for reliable partners when investing in multi-family real estate - from referrals from people who have worked with them in the past to setting up a transparent process for asset management with one specific individual assigned as an asset manager with a consistent cadence. Join us to learn more about Andrew's journey and hear his advice!

[00:01 - 06:48] Opening Segment

Andrew started investing in short-term rentals to have a place to take his family on vacation

Got into multi-family investing and now does both

Balances real estate investing with family commitments and professional commitments

The process for adding long-term multi-family into the investment process

Building/renting new construction or value add multi-family for passive income

 

[06:49 - 14:11] Exploring the Benefits of Short-Term Rental Investing: Lessons Learned and When to Cash In

Depreciation from short-term rentals has been a huge benefit

No taxable income on any of the short-term rentals generated so far

Appreciation and depreciation are two of the most significant benefits from a cash flow standpoint

Have an ample renovation budget, double what you expect

Long-term appreciation potential has been the biggest win

 

[14:12 - 19:51] Finding Your Real Estate Niche: Balancing Time Commitments, Family and Investing

Interest rates are still low, and property values are high

The right moment to cash in on these things has not dropped that much yet.

It is essential to be consistent with commitments and flexible when life gets in the way.

Know which action to take and draw out priorities to knock out tasks when time is available.

Focus on what you are good at or like doing, and test it out by dedicating 60-90 days to it

 

[19:52 - 26:57] The Key to Successful Asset Management in Multi-Family Deals

Referrals from people who have worked with potential partners in the past are vital to finding compatible partners

Ask questions about communication style and respect for the time when vetting potential partners

Having one specific individual as the asset manager is essential for clarity and success

Establish a regular cadence of communication with the property manager

 

[26:58 - 31:21] Closing Segment

Best investment: a 43-unit property in Greenville, South Carolina

Worst investment: a stock that was a startup pharmaceutical

The most important lesson learned: don't try to do it all yourself and figure out what you're good at

 

Connect with Andrew!

Website: www.InvestwithRedline.com 

 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

Quotes:

 

"There is no magic bullet. For me, it's all about just being consistent with your commitments and yourself and being flexible." - Andrew Schu

Join Taylor Loht and Jonathan Nichols to explore transitioning from a traditional career to full-time real estate investing. Jonathan, an aerospace engineer, shares his inspiring story of leaving the corporate world to take a risk on himself and pursue his passion. Listen as they discuss the differences between active and passive investments and the thought process behind Jonathan's decision to focus on active investing over passive. Learn what motivated Jonathan to invest in a fourplex house hack before scaling his investments into short-term rentals and how he built business systems that allowed for growth without losing sight of his long-term goals. This conversation provides insight into the mindset of a successful real estate investor, touches on the risks and rewards associated with taking professional risks in one's twenties, and offers helpful advice for anyone looking to make a similar transition.

[00:01 - 08:08] Opening Segment

Jonathan started as a busy professional and engineer investing in one fourplex

The thought processes and mindset differences between active and passive real estate investing.

Jonathan's story provides insight into his journey to becoming a full-time active real estate investor, the mindsets, principles, and processes employed to get there

 

[08:09 - 13:55] Pros, Cons, and Challenges of Active Real Estate Investing

Multi-family syndications involve pooling a group of investors together to purchase a large multi-family complex

There are two classes of shares: general partnership shares (active) and limited partners (passive)

Being an active investor involves significant risk, effort, and stress

Passive investing allows individuals to participate in the benefits of real estate investing without as much risk and effort

 

[13:56 - 24:04] Taking Risks and Building Systems: A Look at How Age Factors Into Risk Tolerance and Business Growth

Risk tolerance changes with age and life circumstances

The importance of weighing the cost-benefit analysis of investments

Pivoting from short-term rentals to more significant multi-family investments

Building business systems is an investment that requires mental fortitude

Focusing on the next step ahead to achieve long-term goals

The corporate world limited potential rewards for hard work

 

[24:05 - 30:08] Closing Segment

Best investment: first multi-family property in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Worst investment: a passive investment with poor sponsorship team

Most important lesson: don't set limiting beliefs for yourself and write down goals to make them real

Connect with Jonathan:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-nichols45/

Website: www.apogeemfc.com

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

Quotes:

 

"Passive investing gives individuals an opportunity to participate in most of the benefits of real estate investing without as much risk and as much effort." - Jonathan Nichols

 

"It's out of the desire to help my passive investors. It's out of the desire to be successful in what I've promised to my passive investors." - Jonathan Nichols

 

"Don't set limiting beliefs for yourself." - Jonathan Nichols

Sam Bates joins us to discuss the ins and outs of ground-up multi-family development. Sam shares his wealth of knowledge on the topic, from understanding why one might want to focus on this type of investment to protecting potential downsides when structuring purchase and sale agreements. He explains how they find and entitle land, analyze the market, and decide what properties to build on raw land parcels. He also covers how they use third-party market studies to make informed decisions, negotiate with sellers, how relationships with cities and counties come into play, and more. Plus, Sam shares his insights on rising interest rates and debt costs that affect new developments, competitive advantages in investing in real estate due to population growth, and demand for housing across the country. Tune in for a wealth of information for those looking to invest in ground-up multi-family development.

 

[00:01 - 06:28] Discovering the Benefits of Ground-Up Multi-Family Development

Cap rates and interest rates have decreased over the past 40 years but are starting to rise again

Ground-up multi-family development can create a lot of value for investors and developers

Investors with different time horizons should consider other types of investments

The minimum median household income for ground-up multi-family development should be 70,000

 

[06:29- 16:28] Navigating the Complexities of Developing Multi-Family Properties

BG and other market study providers can show supply and demand characteristics

It is more difficult to find land to develop than to acquire an existing property

Landowners often need assurances that progress is being made to negotiate a purchase and sale agreement

 

[16:29 - 23:36] Navigating the Challenges of Increasing Interest Rates and Costs of Debt in Real Estate Development

Flexibility and willingness to pivot during development are key

Class A properties use top-of-the-line materials, such as quartz or granite, and stainless steel

Property taxes in Texas are very aggressive

Increasing costs of debt will impact new development, and investors should expect lower returns

Multi-family has a competitive advantage due to access to financing and population growth

 

[23:37- 28:49] Closing Segment

Best investment ever made: the development in the 3000 population market

Worst investment ever made: doing single family all by himself

The most important lesson learned: being decisive

Connect with Sam through LinkedIn, or visit www.BatesCapitalGroup.com/invest. 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

Quotes:

 

"If you have a longer time horizon, if you're more geared or inclined to take on, I won't even say risk, but just longer time horizons development's the way to go." - Sam Bates

 

"Sometimes too much debt is a detriment, but we do get 60, 70, 80% financing at fairly cheap money, especially compared to pre-for investor expectations." - Sam Bates

Eric Chadderon shares his story of building a successful real estate investment team with his family. He dives deep into the importance of understanding each person's roles, setting guardrails to protect the family relationship, and having an education platform to propel you in the right direction. He emphasizes that having a solution-oriented mindset, thinking positively, and pushing through tough times are critical factors in succeeding. Eric also shares advice for those considering going into business with their family members and how to draw the line between business and family time. This conversation offers critical insights into the importance of education, building a solid team, and having the right mindset for success in real estate.

 

[00:01 - 06:40] Building a Team to Invest in Real Estate Together: Eric Chatterton Shares His Process for Successful Family Investing

 

Eric was inspired to invest in real estate after seeing his parents work long hours and self-manage multiple properties

Eric believes in getting an education and surrounding yourself with people that are actively doing it

His family is now part of his multi-family team, helping with asset management

The biggest mistakes Eric'sEric's parents made were the size of their investments and the market they chose to invest in 

 

[06:41 - 13:27] Building a Team and Overcoming Adversity: How One Real Estate Investor Achieved Success in Multi-Family Investing

How Eric started building a team to become an expert in the real estate space

Family members were brought into the group with different skill sets

The team consists of five members and has acquired seven multi-family buildings together

Underlying factors for success include past performance, belief in oneself, grit, and a solution-oriented mindset

 

[13:28 - 19:59] Balancing Family and Business: How to Separate the Two in Real Estate Investing

Developing relationships with sponsors to increase the strength of the team

Submitting offers and seeking feedback from brokers

How Eric started with a lack of confidence but grew as they learned from each experience

Underwent a process of underwriting and due diligence before submitting offers

It took seven months to close on the first deal, but ten days for the second due to the new approach

John C. Maxwell'sMaxwell's book "Failing Forward" teaches how to shift your mindset and seek out failure for growth

Finding the balance between family life and business is a constant battle

 

[19:59 - 25:59] Investing in Your Spouse: How Eric and Savannah Changed Everything with a Bold Stance on Family Time

Eric's wife, Savannah, made a firm stance that family time should be kept separate from business time

Mutual respect and communication are critical to a successful partnership

Everyone should stay in their lane and trust each other

Investment in one's spouse is essential to support their goals and dreams

 

[26:00 - 33:23] Closing Segment

Best investment: Eric's wife and team

Worst investment: hemp farm

Most important lesson: communication and transparency

 

Connect with Eric through LinkedIn, Facebook, or visit www.GibbysCapital.com. 

 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

 

Quotes:

 

"The ability to push through adversity is probably the number one thing because it's not all sunshine and rainbows. This is a tough business, and you need to make sure that you're fully prepared, and you're educated the right way." -

Are you interested in learning how to transition from tech entrepreneurship to real estate investing? In this episode, we sit down with John Todderud, a former tech and software entrepreneur who now invests in real estate full-time. He shares his experience in the tech space and how he brought some realism to that field while transitioning to investing in real estate. We explore his strategies for examining properties or hiring people to examine them before he buys them, as well as how he successfully supports remotely from the Midwest while living on the west coast. We compare and contrast some of the big swings and misses folks make in the tech space with investing in real estate and discuss key strategies for successful remote real estate investing. John also emphasizes the importance of proving revenues and demonstrating viability for an investment to be successful, regardless of what field it is in. Tune into this conversation to gain insight into remote real estate investing and a realistic perspective from someone who has experienced both sides of the coin!

 

[00:01 - 07:03] Comparing and Contrasting the Tech World to Real Estate Investing with John Todd Rud

John Todderud is a former tech and software entrepreneur and W2 employee

Switched to investing in real estate full-time

Comparing and contrasting big swings and misses in the tech space with real estate investing

Investing from a long distance, building teams, understanding markets

Examining properties or hiring people to review them before buying

Acquired, invested in, partnered on, or otherwise had a hand in over 150 million commercial real estate acquisitions

 

[07:04 - 14:55] Tech Entrepreneurship: The Reality vs. the Misconceptions

Tech entrepreneurship is not always a home run, with only one out of ten startups being successful

Angel financing and venture capital are essential for tech startups

The US values entrepreneurs, and there is an engaging and supportive community for technology startups

Real estate investing is more about base hits than home runs, with returns typically in the range of 12 to 20%

 

[14:56 - 23:29] Building Knowledge of Submarkets: Networking, Talking to People, and Utilizing Online Platforms

Using online platforms to gain knowledge of an area

Developing relationships with local property managers and brokers

Placing a Craigslist ad for a local photographer to take pictures of the property

Gathering data on neighborhood crime, growth rates, household incomes, and property values

Learning from people met at networking events and conferences

Talking to brokers to gain insight into the market

 

[23:30 - 29:54] Closing Segment

Best investment: a trombone when John was 14 years old

Worst investment: a property in a C minus market

The most important lesson learned: persistence and believing in your abilities

Connect with John through [email protected] or by visiting www.LearnAboutApartments.com.

 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

Quotes:

 

"It's a thrill to get a successful company started, but as any early stage investor will tell you, not all of them are successful.” - John Todderud

 

"It is good to have people that you trust in the local market.” - John Todderud

Meredith Garrett shares a unique business venture. She is involved in setting up glamping domes on a 20-acre property for short-term stays. She discusses the different rates depending on the season and demand and how cleaning fees range from 75-99 dollars. In addition to discussing the steps taken to build a successful short-term rental business in Nashville and Palm Springs, she emphasizes the importance of researching local regulations, understanding seasonality, and looking for an area of potential appreciation for an investor. Tune in now to learn more about how you can benefit from self-managing your properties and investing in real estate!

 

[00:02 - 06:40] Discover the Benefits of Glamping

Glamping combines an outdoor cabin space and camping with amenities such as running water, dishwashers, full refrigerators, microwaves, heat and air, comfy mattresses, etc.

Typical glamping stays are two to three nights, and the rental rate fluctuates depending on the

 

[06:41 - 14:33] Investing in the Glamping Business: A Cash Flow Business Model with High Margins and Big Barrier of Entry

Glamping operates similarly to a short-term rental, with cleaning fees between $75 and $99

Rates range from $100-$450/night, depending on the season

During winter months, temperatures can drop as low as 5 degrees, and snow is common

The property is 20 acres and includes eight domes, a lodge, jacuzzis, and a water filtration system

The goal is to provide a nature experience for families who don't usually go camping

The business model is cash-flow focused and not necessarily designed for an exit strategy

 

[14:34 - 23:53] Investing in Short-Term Rentals: How to Find the Right Market and Maximize Profits

Moved to Nashville in 2018 and heard about the margin potential in short-term rentals

Found a superb property and started building/buying more short-term rentals

Nashville regulations changed, requiring properties to be on commercial property

The need to look at rules, seasonality, and appreciation potential when looking for a new market

 

[23:54 - 27:59] Closing Segment

Best investing: a building in downtown Nashville

A condominium in LA

Connect with Meredith through the links below

 

Connect with Meredith through TikTok, or visit glamp.stayminty.com.

 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

Quotes:

 

"I don't wanna wait for the payday, and the margins in this game, in this new asset class, are very, very good." - Meredith Garrett

 

"I also personally like to go into markets where I feel like you're also gonna catch some appreciation of some undervalued markets." - Meredith Garrett

Taylor Loht dives into the importance of hiring a third-party property manager to manage long-term rentals with Colin Smith, a successful real estate investor and property manager. Colin shares his principles, strategies, and business systems for managing long-term rentals throughout the conversation. Taylor emphasizes focusing on value rather than cost when considering self-managing versus hiring a property manager. Learn how to find and place tenants, the importance of following fair housing regulations, and various methods for screening tenants, such as background checks, eviction checks, and landlord references. Discover why having quality photos and 3D virtual tours can help create trust with tenants. Plus, learn about the habits of successful investors, such as taking care of tenants, investing in repairs, not allowing tenants to do work instead of rent, and not letting late rent accumulate, which can lead to significant financial losses. 

 

[00:01 - 07:03] Opening Segment

Colin Smith is a successful real estate investor and property manager

Principles, pitfalls, and mistakes that mom-and-pop single owners make when self-managing their properties

Focus on value rather than cost when considering property managers

Property managers can help generate passive cash flow

 

[07:04 - 14:36] Understanding the Life Cycle of a Lease and How to Properly Screen Tenants: A Guide to Self-Managing Rental Properties

Self-managing often leads to mistakes and errors

Creating procedures and building the business side of rental management are important

The 3D virtual tour is a great way to document the condition of the property before and after a tenant moves in

Adhering to fair housing laws is critical when screening tenants

Looking at rental income, background checks, eviction checks, landlord references, and employer calls are all essential steps in the screening process

 

[14:37 - 27:59] Navigating Eviction Procedures in Colorado: What Property Managers Need to Know

The eviction process in Colorado can take up to 50-60 days

Colorado made changes in 2020 requiring a seven business day wait period before posting late notice

Non-communicative tenants force the eviction process forward

Eviction can be canceled up until the second the sheriff knocks on the door

Rent should be paid on time, and any exceptions should be taken into consideration

Eviction laws are often not in favor of the landlord

Best landlords take care of their tenants by authorizing better repairs and not letting things slide

Most successful investors take care of their tenants and don't let them do work for free rent

 

[28:00 - 33:17] Closing Segment

Colin's best investment

Colin's worst investment

The most important lesson in investing: Trying and failing is better than not doing anything

Connect with Colin by visiting www.solidrockre.com. 

 

Invest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/

Participate directly in real estate investment loans on a fractional basis. Go to www.passivewealthstrategy.com/groundfloor/ and get ready to invest on your terms.

Join our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.

LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.

Quotes:

 

"Focus on value rather than cost." - Colin Smith

 

"The underlying principle here really is that by hiring a property manager, you have policies, procedures, resources, and all these assets involved in the business that you." - Colin Smith