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Managing investments in real estate can get really hectic, but learning how to align things perfectly will definitely help. Take it from Billy Keels, our guest for today’s episode. Billy is a long-distance investor, podcaster, and the founder of KeepOn Cash Flow. Billy shares how he started his journey in long-distance real estate investing and the challenges he had to overcome during the process. Billy also talks about the importance of having a great team and keeping everything aligned and balanced.
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[00:01 - 05:58] Opening Segment
[05:59 - 15:14] Starting in Long-Distance Real Estate Investing
[15:15 - 25:20] Keeping Everything Aligned is the Key
[25:21 - 32:03] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“Money, currency, it’s very important. Anybody that says it’s not probably has never seen two parents work two jobs and have to do that kind of stuff, but there’s a lot more to life. You having a quality of life and being able to do the things that you want to do with the people that you want to do [them] with when you want to do it, it goes way beyond the amount of money that you make.” - Billy Keels
“The team is the most critical part of being able to be an effective long-distance investor. Once you’re clear on what you want to do, you’re in the right location, and you have a team that understands the location and what you want to be able to do as an individual or as a team, then it doesn’t matter if the next property you put in your portfolio is 300 units, 50 units… because everything is aligned.” - Billy Keels
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What is the best way to manage your assets? Today’s guest, Sandhya Seshadri, walks us through it. Sandhya Seshadri has a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering. She worked at Texas Instruments for over fourteen years in various technical, marketing and management roles with revenues in excess of $80M and budgets of $28M. During her time at SMU acquiring her MBA, Sandhya began investing in the stock market and built a portfolio that allowed her to “retire” early from her corporate career. Sandhya is a resident of DFW for 30+ years and got into commercial real estate in 2018. She has invested in 4000+ doors as LP, GP, and KP.
In this episode, Sandhya shares how she manages her assets as a real estate investor by building a community. She talks about the importance of engaging with your residents or tenants and why it is a great thing for long-term success.
[00:01 - 03:58] Opening Segment
[03:49 - 24:47] A Great Way to Manage Your Assets is to Build a Community
[24:48 - 27:10] Asking Sandhya the Adventurous Four
[27:11 - 29:10] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“Choose the market and your operator very very carefully, because those are the two things that will make or break your deal. You can have an excellent operator, but if they pick the wrong market, you’re gonna lose. Or you can pick a fantastic deal and a perfect location, but the wrong operator can ruin it.” - Sandhya Seshadri
“When people love where they live, they talk about it, and then that brings in people as well. Then you create a community where everybody loves being there, and that’s like a win-win for everyone involved.” - Suzy Sevier
Connect with Sandhya on her website and LinkedIn!
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Sometimes, you get the best ideas by staying still. This is what Adam Carswell will talk about today. Adam is a real estate entrepreneur, LinkedIn Power-Networker, New Media Marketing Maverick, and known as the “Voice Of Liberty” for his work hosting the Liberland Show, Liberland 5th Anniversary, and the Chicago Blockchain Real Estate Collective. His expertise in social marketing and network management set him apart from the crowd. Adam is also a member of RaiseMasters, the #1 Mastermind for elite capital raisers. He is also a co-founder of the Next Level Mastermind.
In this episode, Adam shares his thoughts on meditation and how it generates million-dollar ideas. He also talks about the importance of having your business and your life connected and intertwined.
We’d be happy to have you onboard, so don’t miss this!
[00:01 - 06:23] Opening Segment
[06:24 - 17:52] Realizing That It’s All Connected
[17:53 - 26:55] Getting the Million-dollar Idea by Staying Still
[26:56 - 35:05] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“So many of us choose to view life in business, or whatever categories you want to put in there, as all of these separate things. However, if you’re able to have the awareness to get yourself a step back and realize everything is intertwined, then things will start to flow more in your direction.” - Adam Carswell
“You don’t have to be the smartest one in the room, you just have to be the one who throws the party.” - Adam Carswell
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The wealth that comes from Real Estate Investing is not only a great tool to build monetary stability, but also a resource we can use to do bigger things and make a greater impact in our communities. On The Adventures of a Real Estate Investor, Micheal and Suzy talk with Josi Heron about freedom with real estate investing and what you can do with that freedom to impact others.
Josi Heron left her corporate job to pursue Multifamily investing and has built Waypoints Equity to empower other investors to join her journey. She has a background in engineering, finance, leadership, and asset management, and is a drilling reservist. Josi has found that impact is made between the waypoints of our lives, and she enjoys helping others invest and growing her business while giving back to veteran and community organizations.
[00:01 - 12:49] Opening Segment
[12:50 - 19:24] Helping The Community
[19:25 - 23:47] Building The Community
[23:48 - 27:29] Asking Jodi the Adventurous Four
[27:30 - 29:50] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“I think so often, we're all just focused on this great little nest egg in the future when you're retired. We need to live and we need to be present. And if we can't find that balance, and that purpose now, then I feel like there's something lacking.” - Josi Heron
“Look internally first. Set some basic goals of where you want to go. figure out what your WHY is. Figure out what it’s going to take to get you to your goals.” - Josi Heron
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Connect with Josi Heron! Visit her Website, LinkedIn, Facebook, Youtube and Calendly
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How can you create an impact for the next generation? That is what Marcus Long will talk about in today’s episode. Marcus is the founder of A Long Legacy, in which he seeks to share his experiences, provide resources and investment opportunities, and inspire others to achieve financial freedom. He currently owns or has a general partnership in 15 properties including single family, multi-use, and farms. He is a Limited Partner in 278 units in apartment and mobile home park syndications and has experience in private lending.
Marcus shares how he creates a generational impact through real estate. He also talks about the importance of teaching the young generation about financial freedom and the legacy he wants to leave behind.
[00:01 - 04:01] Opening Segment
[04:02 - 10:51] The Significance of Education and Having the Right Strategy
[10:52 - 22:51] Creating a Generational Impact through Real Estate
[22:52 - 26:29] Asking Marcus the Adventurous Four
[26:30 - 28:27] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
"It comes down to what someone’s goal is and how a different strategy can help them achieve that goal.” - Marcus Long
“I wanted to put myself in a position that when the time came to make a decision, it wasn’t the paycheck that made that decision. If I was still passionate about the mission, if I still wanted to do the job, that I could stay and do it. That if I was ready to move on, it wasn’t the dollar sign that kept me in there.” - Marcus Long
Connect with Marcus Long on LinkedIn!
Make sure to check out A Long Legacy on its website, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn!
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In this episode of The Adventures of A Real Estate Investor, our guest, Camilla Jeffs, tells us about bringing her whole family into the business of real estate, making the leap from single-family to multi-family, and the investing trifecta; a key recipe for success in real estate.
Camilla Jeffs is passionate about financial education, building wealth, and living a life by design. She is the Founder and CEO of Steady Stream Investments, a company focused on providing investment opportunities in large multifamily and senior housing communities. With 18 years of experience investing in real estate, she has done everything from live-in flips, single-family rentals, small multifamily, and now large multifamily and assisted living. She specializes in teaching first-time investors how to achieve passive income and diversify their portfolios. Camilla is a triathlete, an outdoor enthusiast, and a devoted mother to her five amazing children.
[00:01 - 07:02] Opening Segment
[07:03 - 13:10 Doing Real Estate and Having Time With Your Family
[13:11 - 18:19] Making the Transition Out of Single-Family
[18:20 - 23:49] The Investing Trifecta
[23:48 - 26:50] Asking Camilla the Adventurous Four
[26:49 - 28:51] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“The investing trifecta is three things. It's affecting people, the planet, and profit.” - Camilla Jeffs
“Comfortable is relative. There's always going to be that little bit of fear that you're going to have to get over to be able to get into a deal like this. But start and educate [yourself].” - Camilla Jeffs
Connect with Camilla Jeffs on LinkedIn (in/camilla-jeffs/) and Instagram @steadystreaminvestments
Visit her website: www.steadystreaminvestments.com to learn more about her free course Passive Investing Made Easy
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Networking will always be a part of real estate. Sometimes, being successful in networking comes down to using the right platform. In this episode, we talk to Yonah Weiss, a cost segregation expert, investor, and the business director of Madison SPECS. Yonah shares how you can use LinkedIn to grow your network and connect with other people deeper. He also shares his thoughts on networking in the real estate industry.
Yonah talks about the CRE LinkedIn Challenge, a challenge he created to help people connect with other people and share their journey to the world. He also talks about cost segregation and why it’s an important strategy in real estate investing.
Join us and learn how you can grow your network and create great relationships in real estate!
[00:01 - 04:16] Opening Segment
[04:17 - 13:55] LinkedIn as a Powerful Tool in Business and Marketing
[13:56 - 19:57] Networking in Real Estate has a Unique Aspect to It
[19:58 - 23:49] Talking Cost Segregation
[23:50 - 27:58] Asking Yonah the Four Adventurous Questions
[27:59 - 29:45] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“Your network is your net worth. I truly believe that. There’s a lot of different interpretations of what that means. But to me, it means you can never stop building that, because you never know how impactful one connection, one person will have in your life... It’s not about numbers building or how many people that I know, but how deep those relationships can go…” - Yonah Weiss
“Just do it. Do it sooner than later, because the longer you wait, the more opportunities you’re gonna miss… The returns that you’re getting, to be able to reinvest that, will help you get to wherever your financial goals are quicker, the sooner you get involved.” - Yonah Weiss on aspiring real estate investors
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Connect with Yonah on LinkedIn, Facebook
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Real estate investment is more than just profit. It’s also about making a change in other people’s lives. That is what Dr. Erin Hudson will talk about in today’s episode. Dr. Erin is the co-founder of Quattro Capital and has been a successful real estate investor with a track record spanning five years. She is also a chiropractor and philanthropist. She shares with us today how she used real estate investing as a way to impact other people’s lives. Dr. Erin also talks about the satisfaction of giving back to the community and how it opens up endless opportunities. Get inspired by Dr. Erin’s amazing story and perspective. Join us and listen in!
[00:01 - 06:33] Opening Segment
[06:34 - 27:19] Using Real Estate to Impact Other People’s Lives
[27:20 - 33:47] Asking Dr. Erin the Four Adventurous Questions
[33:48 - 34:10] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“So many times we get so busy, just going, going, going, that we forget to stop, to smell the roses, to celebrate the wins that we are having in life. Big or small, they still need to be celebrated, because that truly is what spurs us on to continue to grow and to start climbing that ladder and have that desire to win in life.” - Dr. Erin Hudson
“When you start to open yourself up and give back like that, and it may sound very cliche, but I kid you not, that is when the doors just open up massively with so much opportunity… ‘Cause God just takes care of those who take care of His people. “ - Dr. Erin Hudson
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Connect with Dr. Erin Hudson on LinkedIn and Instagram! Check out Quattro Capital’s website here.
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Welcome back to The Adventures of a Real Estate Investor! In today’s episode, we talk to Brain Briscoe, co-founder of Four Oaks Capital, a real estate investing firm. Brian shares how he started in real estate investing and his transition from single-family multifamily investment. He also tells us the advantages of being in real estate in terms of family life and the significance of learning from the right people to his success.
At the end of this episode, Brain answers the four adventurous questions. He also shares his own podcast and future plans. Listen in!
[00:01 - 03:37] Opening Segment
[03:38 - 18:58] Starting in Real Estate and Jumping from Single-Family to Multifamily
[18:59 - 27:57] Advantages of Being in Real Estate Familywise
[27:58 - 32:42] Asking Brian the Four Adventurous Questions
[32:43 - 34:10] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“If you want to get help, if you want to get advice, if you want to make it somewhere, find somebody who’s been there, and bring value to them.” - Brian Briscoe
“You really have to self-educate yourself. You have to be really dedicated to it. Education in itself, no matter where you get it, creates a huge impact…” - Suzy Sevier
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Welcome back to The Adventures of a Real Estate Investor Podcast! In this episode, Suzy and Michael will share the reasons we started a career in real estate. This is more than just earning money. Their mission is to bring a positive impact to the world by building schools in third-world countries. They believe that real estate can help us achieve this mission, and they're happy to tell you how.
Let’s listen to this episode and know why we invest in real estate!
[00:01 - 02:11] Opening Segment
[02:12 - 10:03] Our “Why” in Real Estate Investing
[10:04 - 10:59] Closing Segment
Tweetable Quotes:
“If we can make a community where people can focus on thriving instead of surviving, the ripple effect of that positive effect is huge.” - Suzy Sevier
“Education directly correlates with many solutions to poverty.” - Michael Barnhart
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