Robnett’s Real Estate Rundown

Interested in investing in your first piece of land but not sure how? Then this is the episode for you! Today’s guest is Mark Podolsky, aka The Land Geek, and the founder of Frontier Properties. He joins Shannon Robnett to discuss how to successfully create passive income through land investing! Mark is an advocate of helping individuals avoid solo economic dependency by investing their money the right way. He himself has found a way to become his own boss and work on his own time so this method is tried and true. He also shares how you can maximize income with minimal effort through automated businesses. Want to learn more? Stay tuned and get real estate investment advice from an expert!

Scaling your network is important because it builds your brand. This is what Whitney Sewell learned when he started a daily podcast show. Whitney is the host of The Real Estate Syndication Show, Founder of the Life Bridge Foundation and Life Bridge Capital. By building his network, he can find more investors and continue to scale his business. Learn how Whitney went from no network to consistently be able to raise $10mm in just a few hours! Learn how to have a mission, build a class A team, and more. Join your host Shannon Robnett and his guest Whitney Sewell to learn more about how to scale your network and nurture your relationships. Find out how the Life Bridge Foundation impacts the lives of hundreds of people and how Whitney manages it all.

You can succeed in real estate by starting on a limited budget. With as little as $1000, you can have $40K in 40 days! The show’s guest today is Zack Boothe, founder of Driving For Dollars Mastery. In this episode, Zack talks about his $40k in 40 days challenge starting with just $1,000. Join in the conversation to discover the common mistake people make when getting started with investing in real estate. Plus, you’ll learn the best strategy for finding discounted properties. Are you ready to take the challenge? Tune in!

How do you make affordable real estate investments? We answer that question and more in this episode as Shannon Robnett interviews investing coach and property educator Lisa Phillips. Lisa talks about how investing out of state for your first property is easier than you think and understanding new ideas and success stories of making real estate investing work by shifting your mindset.

In this episode, Lisa and Shannon discuss:

• Investing in rental properties in minority neighborhoods

• How to invest in real estate part time

• Finding markets out of state.

If you want to learn more about how to invest out of state, and how to invest using

cryptocurrency, Lisa has all the information you need to get there. You’re going to want to tune in and hear what Lisa says on this episode of The Real Estate Rundown.

Investing in multifamily properties is a great way to leverage capital in the world of real estate. In this episode, Kent Ritter and I talk about how his company, Hudson Investing, has gained profit through small multifamily investing and how Kent uses technology to add value for his tenants. He also reveals how he built a company that aligned with his mission and how you can do the same.

Kent is on a mission to create modern, affordable housing for America's workforce while empowering others to take control of their financial future through real estate investing. Since 2019, Kent led the acquisition of 440 units and deployed over $6 Million worth of investor capital into cash-flowing real estate through his firm, Hudson Investing.

If you want to learn more about how to passively invest like a pro and take control of your future through real estate investing, Kent has all the information you need to get there and more. Tune in and hear what Kent says on this episode of The Real Estate Rundown.

If you liked what Kent had to share today, go ahead and give him a follow as well on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram:

Kentritter.com

@ritteronrealestate

Linkedin.com/in/kentritter

Facebook.com/ritteronrealestate

Multifamily development is the new wave in the syndication space. In this episode, Alvin Hope Johnson and I talk about how he started Multifamily Monopoly and the Hope Housing Foundation, a non-profit, affordable workforce housing organization.

Alvin is the President of Multifamily Monopoly, an educational platform where he helps investors looking into multifamily development and ownership. Starting out as a volunteer to now being a millionaire, Alvin has held on tight to his roots of giving back to the community. With the Hope Housing Foundation, a nonprofit affordable workforce housing organization, he’s helped many people find a place to live while helping investors do good financially by doing good in the community.

If you are looking to learn more about the tenacity and hope to keep your motivation and carry forward in your investment dreams, Alvin has all the information you need to get there. You’re going to want to tune in and hear what he says on today’s show.

If you liked what Alvin had to share today, go ahead and give him a follow as well on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

@alvinhopejohnson

What is the “Bank on Yourself” concept and how does it help real estate investors? In this episode, Sarry Ibrahim and I talk about how he helps high net worth individuals, real estate investors, business owners, and retirees grow and protect their wealth predictably and safely, as well as how to become your own source of financing! Sarry is a financial consultant and the Founder of Financial Asset Protection.

If you are looking to learn more about leveraging your money, Sarry has everything you need for you to reach your desired destination. You're going to want to tune in and hear what he says in this episode of The Real Estate Rundown.

If you liked what Sarry had to share today, go ahead and give him a follow as well on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarry-ibrahim-mba-ltcp-bank-on-you/

What are are sale leasebacks and how can someone navigate absolute NNN Leases? In this episode, Neil Wahlgren and I talk about industrial as an investment asset class and how it differs from multifamily. We also discuss how to look at single tenant risk compared to demographic market risk.

Neil brings nearly two decades of leadership in operations and capital markets. Prior to MAG Capital Partners, he led a Bay Area real estate investment firm, raising capital for over $200M in projects. Before that, he logged over 2,500 flight hours piloting the C-130 in the Air Force and Navy. Following combat tours to Iraq and Afghanistan, Neil concluded his military career as a Lieutenant Commander.

If you are looking to learn more about Industrial Focus Transitions and how to differentiate between industrial and multifamily investing, Neil has all the information you need to understand it. You’re going to want to tune in and hear what he says on today’s episode.

If you liked what Neil had to share today, go ahead and give him a follow as well on LinkedIn:

www.linkedin.com/in/neilwahlgren

How can someone leverage short-term rentals without owning property? What makes short-term rentals a “gateway drug” for real estate investing? In this episode, J. Massey and I talk about how he got his start in real estate investing, the people he has impacted, and the vision he has for the future of his company. J. currently functions as a landlord, private lender, real estate investing consultant, investment manager, speaker, author, mentor, and community advocate. He now educates others on how to invest in residential multifamily and commercial properties for passive income via wholesaling and raising private capital.

If you are looking to learn more about the reasons short-term rentals are great for every demographic and leveraging podcasting to grow a real estate coaching business, don’t miss this episode. You’re going to want to hear what J. says on today’s show.

If you liked what J. had to share today, go ahead and give him a follow as well on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram and check out his podcast, Cashflow Diary on iTunes:

@cashflowdiary on all Social Media Platforms

http://cashflowdiary.com/blueprint

Are you working so that your children don't have to work? Are you working so that they have an education? People often think about working only for themselves. Maybe it's time to shift the mindset a little bit. Work not just for your first generation of kids but for your third or fourth. Life is too short to just give up and accept where you are now. You can always aim higher. Kirk talks more about this with Shannon Robnett on the show. Join in and discover how networking can help you in your business ventures. Learn ]how to work for the future of your children and how you can always strive to be better.