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In this week's episode of the Real Estate Investment for Cash Flow podcast, Kevin brings in Derek Phillips, business development manager of Bixby. Bixby is a team of technologists that work with real estate professionals to improve residential experience. It also functions as an app with cloud based tools and services.
Derek explains what Bixby is all about and why real estate owners and managers should look into it. Kevin and Derek dive into Bixby's features, case scenarios that benefitted clients and the types of markets the company is invested in at the moment. Derek also talks about Bixby's future, moving forward.
Quotes:
"Really the idea is that anything your residents need to be able to do in their home, they should be able to do in one place."
"We need to integrate with the accounting, we don't want to create additional work for any management, we want to make their lives easier."
"The idea Bixby is really that, we should be able to serve especially in the multi-family space, all asset classes and help it in some way."
"I think it [Bixby] can really be a major differentiator for your residents' experience in your building, help with retention and help with attraction as well."
"Everything we built has been a direct request of the client."
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This episode of the Real Estate Investment for Cash Flow podcast features Vinney "Smiles" Chopra, a successful multi-family syndicator, fundraising consultant and motivational speaker.
Vinney shares his inspirational story on how he came to find his calling which eventually led him to move to the United States with only 7$ to his name. He goes on to share his business experience, pitfalls, successes which may inspire any listener to put in the work, and maybe follow Vinney's example in the real estate industry.
Kevin and Vinney discuss the advantages of multifamily home investments, emerging markets and management perspectives. Vinney also gives practical tips and tricks on how to thrive in the business that he himself employs in his real estate career.
Quotes:
"To be better, you really got to have the drive that nothing can stop you."
"You start dreaming about it, you start thinking about it, you want to learn more and more and that's what I did."
"Nowadays, we feel like we can overcome everything, and we could do overnight success, I just want the audience to know to please hang in there, even if you had success or no success but you got to get a coach or a mentor and do get into it."
"It's a team sport. You can't do it alone, you've got to find some good like-minded persons."
"The key thing is to be the best detective ever, to find the information, before the broker knows about it, so that's how I've been able to purchase these properties."
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Today's episode of The Real Estate Investing for Cash Flow Podcast features real estate investment expert and serial entrepreneur, Victor Menasce.
Victor held senior roles at several firms in the high tech industry for 25 years before deciding to become full time with real estate 9 years ago. He has since touched on ground up RV communities, multi-family and residential developments, and much more.
Today he sheds light on a particularly unglamorous side of the business: rough patches and how he was able to weather them out to still achieve success.
Quotes:
"I wasted a lot of time and probably wasted a lot of money basically going back and entering that business from the bottom of the business as opposed to coming into that business from the top of the business."
"One of the perspectives that I always take when it comes to real estate projects is to make sure that those projects have enough margin to be resilient."
"The key in the success for any active business is the team."
"You want to make sure that if there is strong demand that there is some kind of constraint on the supply side."
"The number one mistake I see a lot if investors make is that they are starting projects that are too small and one of the consequences of that is that you can't afford the skills that you need to properly fill out your team." Highlights:
[05:27] Victor's challenging entry to real estate
[12:45] Case study: a deal that didn't go as planned
[26:31] Details on taking over the deal
[33:31] How to report good and bad news to investors
[35:51] Overview commentary on the market Job Opportunities with my Team: Click Here
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In this episode of Real Estate for Investing Cash Flow Podcast, Kevin Bupp invites Dan Hanford: real estate investment expert and principal at Hanford Capital, a multifamily real estate investing and syndication firm. He is also the founder the Multifamily Investor Nation which has more than 34 groups and more than 2,000 members all over the world. In addition to that, Dan is also the president and founder of five specialty medical clinics in South Carolina. Dan shares his entry point in the multifamily syndication space, how he manages his time juggling real estate and a successful medical practice, delegating work to his all-star team, and so much more--all at the young age of 36 years old.
Quotes:
"I think that one of the things I learned earlier on is that art of delegation."
"I'm a big believer that if you can't measure something then it's very hard to manage it."
"I look at syndication, the syndication space, and go, 'If you have a background in business and you can actually manage large budgets, then it's a pretty easy transition.'"
"I practice two things: I make sure I have a hard day's work and a clear conscience."
"I cannot control what happens to the market in the next few years, but I can tell you this: if something does happen in the market, I would rather my money be in multifamily or some form of real estate before I would want it in the stock market or mutual funds or bonds or things like that." Highlights:
[08:38] How Dan let go of day-to-day management of his chiropractor practice
[10:19] Dan's strategic steps to ensure a solid entry to the multifamily real estate space
[20:20] Biggest challenges starting out and creating ancillary income streams
[37:34] Short to medium term predictions and anxieties about the business
[47:15] Advice Dan would give himself when he was starting out Job Opportunities with my Team: Click Here
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This episode of the Real Estate Investing for Cashflow Podcast features real estate investment expert Sean Katona, owner of Simplified Properties. Sean is an expert investor, landlord and a national speaker. His business focuses on the retail sector, revitalizing shopping centers and apartments for maximum returns.
Kevin and Sean dive into ways to stabilize property post acquisition and improve the community by increasing foot traffic in businesses. Sean also also talks about the change in retail and the importance of differentiating the uses and physical presence of retail businesses.
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"Upon closing we are immediately able to execute a couple of leases and so you just hit the ground running with momentum and that makes your bankers and investor partners feel good."
"Right out of the gate, we improve the landscaping. We reseal and restripe the parking lot. We upgrade some lighting into LEDs. We remove some old signage. When you see that happening in a community, with a building that's maybe been tired or forgotten, people take notice. The tenants see that.. And so it helps be able to tell the story of new managers or new owners here who want to improve the center."
"Once we have some of those things to showcase, we start having conversations with the tenant."
"Leaving the house is a true adventure and there has to be some serious value in that at the end of this. We get a lot of food delivered but we still go out to eat a lot."
"What I'm trying to do is support the heck out of my brokers and I do a lot of marketing." Highlights: [5:33] Sean's background in Corporate America and his start on Real Estate[8:41] Why Sean choose to focus on the retail asset class[11:00] Sean's first "slam dunk" deal [18:50] What are triple net leases?[23:00] Kevin and Sean discuss changes in the retail business landscape [27:26] Benefits of bringing in brokers[33:20] How to choose the proper broker?[39:05] Sean's plans for the future Job Opportunities with my Team: Click Here
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