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It doesn’t take that long to get traction in Real Estate if you doggedly follow a process. Today’s guest has acquired 3000 multifamily units in just three years and just closed on his first Self-Storage deal. He also founded the Multifamily Investor Nation and Self-Storage Investor Nation bringing incredible knowledge and investment opportunities to investors. Dan Handford, of Columbia South Carolina, started out as a Chiropractor and started four successful medical clinics before getting into Real Estate full-time in 2018.
Has the pandemic killed student housing? Far from it. ACC, the largest owner of Student Housing in the country, is at 93% occupancy. Even if students are studying online, most would rather do it away at college than being stuck at home. Today’s guest, Nick Simpson, Founder and CEO of Mentis Capital partners, is a strong believer in Student Housing and is in the middle of an exciting student housing development in downtown Salisbury Md where he attended college himself.
You don’t need to be involved in syndication and doing huge deals to make money in real estate. There are smaller deals to be found underneath the radar if you know your market. Today’s guest, Sean Morrisey, of Chicagoland Realty, has done a great job identifying properties with obvious potential for real value add. On his first multifamily acquisition he doubled the value of his acquisition in just two years before refinancing and acquiring his second property.
The Midwest is prospering as the coasts are facing challenges. Low unemployment and less reliability on industries such as tourism and hospitality plus growth in ecommerce and manufacturing are resulting in more stability and even growth in the Midwest. Today’s guest is based in one of the nation’s most stable markets, Indianapolis and owns over 4000 units. Ivan Barrat, CEO and founder of Barratt Assett Management, has generated incredible returns for his company and his investors.
All things being equal, relationships can make the difference especially in Real Estate.Today’s guest started out by getting to know brokers on a personal basis by taking them to lunch and staying in touch, then benefitted as opportunities arose, Dustin Miles, of Momentum Multifamily, has built his small empire on relationships and paying it forward. He’s also learned the hard way that property management is the key.
The world of multifamily apartment investing has gotten crowded. There’s infinitely more demand than supply and there’s little differentiation in the marketplace. After buying an online real estate course three years ago, today’s guest took 18 months to find his first deal. It was in Tucson and he ended up hitting it out of the park by almost doubling the value of a 42-unit apartment building in less than two years. Tyler Mitchell, Multifamily apartment investor, has subsequently bought three more deals in Arizona and is doing incredibly well.
Like everything else in business, real estate is all about timing. Starting back in the 80’s outlet malls were popping up all over the country. Then, in the 90’s, Self-Storage started to grow. Today’s guest is truly a Real Estate visionary and has been able to capitalize on trends before the rest of the market has caught up. Adam Gordon is based in New York City and is the President of Wildflower LTD, Madison Development and Adam Gordon Holdings. His latest project is a 750,000 Square project he’s doing with Robert De Niro in Queens.
Will people go back to offices, or will they continue to work from home? Facebook, Google, Microsoft and other tech companies are gobbling up as much office space as they can. Today’s guest believes employees will want to return to offices. Brian Adams is founder of Excelsior Capitol, a private equity real estate company based in Nashville. Brian buys great properties in great markets that have had no delinquencies during Covid.
These days there are hundreds of syndicators buying multi-family properties in growth markets with the same value-add strategies. As prices for existing multi-family have gone through the roof, today’s guest has pivoted to ground up development of super high end Class A Multi-family buildings in infill locations in large, mature markets in the NorthEast. Matt Pestronk is President of Post Brothers Apartments, based in Philadelphia and is doing amazing things.
Sometimes happiness can lead to success more than success leads to happiness. Today’s guest encountered challenges early on in life but always stayed happy to accept responsibility and succeed in life. He started out flipping houses but eventually realised that he could impact more people by investing in multi-family apartments. Tyler Devraux, co-founder of the Multifamily Mindset, started his multifamily career with a 20 unit building in Birmingham, Alabama and now has almost 2000 units in several states with a special emphasis in the Carolinas.
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