Bailey Kramer, a focused real estate investor and founder of the Greater Orlando Multifamily Meetup, brings disciplined perspective to one of Florida’s most dynamic markets. As host of the Real Estate Investing Made Simple podcast, he shares how he approaches acquisition, operations, and deal sourcing with clarity and rigor. In this conversation, Kramer outlines his criteria for market selection, lessons learned from scaling in Central Florida, and why multifamily assets remain central to his long-term strategy. His insights reflect a methodical approach shaped by firsthand experience in a competitive investment environment.

Austin Yeh, a Toronto-based investor, has built a high-performing real estate portfolio while maintaining a demanding role in corporate finance at one of Canada's largest banks. At just 25, he has acquired over 20 income-producing properties, applying a disciplined, data-informed approach to capital deployment. Yeh’s entry into the market began with $40,000 and a mindset shift inspired by Rich Dad Poor Dad. In this episode, he discusses how he identified undervalued assets, structured early deals, and scaled his holdings with operational precision—all while managing risk and navigating shifting market conditions. His story offers perspective on building long-term value in residential real estate with limited initial capital and a sharp strategic lens.

Austin Linney brings a multifaceted perspective shaped by two decades in the service sector, followed by an entrepreneurial pivot into real estate investment and executive coaching. As host of Construct Your Life, Linney engages with high-performing professionals to examine the intersection of mindset, capital, and long-term value creation. His work with clients spans leadership development, performance alignment, and building scalable frameworks for personal and financial growth. Outside the business arena, his commitment to endurance athletics—namely Ironman triathlons—reflects the same rigor and clarity he applies to enterprise and coaching. This conversation offers a grounded take on resilience, structure, and strategic clarity in life and business.

Austin Hartley brings disciplined insight to the business of real estate brokerage and private investment. A Colorado State University alumnus and seasoned operator, Hartley has cultivated a career focused on creating long-term value through thoughtful dealmaking and client advisory. As a podcast host and entrepreneur, he shares a philosophy centered on measured impact and professional integrity. In this episode, Hartley discusses his approach to sourcing opportunities, building durable income streams, and structuring his time with intention. Listeners gain perspective on how a principled, investor-first mindset can lead to sustained personal and financial autonomy.

In 2018, Ashton and Chris Levarek took their first step into real estate investment with a quadplex in Durham, North Carolina. What began as a tactical partnership to gain control over their financial trajectory evolved into a disciplined and highly focused expansion strategy. Within 24 months, the brothers built a portfolio exceeding 145 rental units and established Valkere Investment Group. By emphasizing capital efficiency, investor alignment, and operational rigor, they’ve crafted a model that has attracted co-investors and delivered consistent performance. In this episode, Ashton and Chris discuss the financial principles, structural decisions, and executional discipline that have underpinned their rapid portfolio growth.

Ashley Wilson, Co-Founder of Bar Down Investments and HouseItLook, brings over a decade of investment experience spanning more than $40 million in real estate transactions. With a focus on multifamily asset management and operational discipline, she has built a reputation for driving value across diverse property portfolios. In this episode, Ashley shares her perspective on structuring deals, navigating market cycles, and applying institutional principles to middle-market investments. Her insights reflect a practical yet rigorous approach to real estate, informed by both entrepreneurial agility and deep operational knowledge.

With over four decades in real estate, Arn Cenedella brings both perspective and precision to the conversation around long-term wealth through multifamily investment. A seasoned broker and investor originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Arn built a successful career navigating the high-demand Silicon Valley market. Now based in Greenville, South Carolina, he is focused on scaling capital into larger multifamily assets across the Southeast. This episode explores the disciplined shift from single-family rentals to syndicated multifamily acquisitions, the mindset required for sustained growth, and the regional dynamics influencing investor migration to the Carolinas.

Aaron Fragnito, Co-Founder of Peoples Capital Group, brings over a decade of experience in direct real estate investment, having led more than 250 transactions exceeding $40 million. As a licensed New Jersey Realtor and full-time investor, Aaron specializes in multifamily assets across Northern New Jersey, executing targeted acquisitions and repositioning strategies that generate consistent passive income for accredited investors. Under his leadership, Peoples Capital Group focuses on sourcing undervalued apartment properties and enhancing long-term value through disciplined, market-aware execution. This episode offers a clear look into the fundamentals behind repeatable returns, deal structuring at scale, and what seasoned investors prioritize when deploying capital in regional markets.

Aaron Jennings brings a distinct perspective to real estate investing—one shaped by disciplined execution, mentorship, and a deep focus on accessible entry points. As the founder of the REI Traveler Edition course and author of a practical guide to property acquisition without upfront capital, Jennings merges hands-on experience with a structured approach to portfolio building. In this episode, he reflects on his transition from mission work to asset-based wealth creation, sharing lessons from the field, the mindset required to scale without traditional resources, and the frameworks he now teaches to emerging investors. For those seeking a pragmatic pathway into real estate, Jennings offers a grounded yet forward-facing view of what it takes to build, teach, and reinvest with purpose.

Abel Pacheco brings over 15 years of real estate experience to this discussion, offering a sharp perspective on transitioning from single-family assets to institutional-grade multifamily development. With direct involvement in more than 1,000 units—465 as a passive investor, 402 as a general partner, and 156 currently under development—Pacheco shares how disciplined capital allocation, structured mentorship, and focused execution accelerated his trajectory. After a decade of slow growth in the single-family space, he pivoted to multifamily with remarkable velocity, raising over $2 million across three offerings in the past year. Having recently exited his corporate role, he now dedicates his time to real estate full-time. This episode explores the structural mindset shifts and relationship-building disciplines that continue to define his approach.