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Most of us have been inspired and modeled how to live life through several people both simply and abundantly. These individuals know that our time is precious and that life is meant to be lived generously and wholeheartedly, not squandered away by the many expectations and demands of "The Norm".
The Norm being trading our time for money. Then spending all that money. Then trading more of our precious time for more money... There is a way to escape this fate.
In this episode Rob shares his story how he was able to sold his business and started his own company investing in real estate. Come join us and listen in!
Rob Overstreet is a legacy cash flow specialist, capital raiser, syndicator, real estate investor, and the CEO of Harbor Drive Holdings, LLC. Rob’s firm has successfully syndicated over $25M of apartment real estate to date and focusses primarily on opportunities located in the Mid-Western and Sun-Belt regions of the United States. Rob and his team are always on the lookout for great investment opportunities in emerging U.S. growth markets to present to their Harbor Drive investor community. With an early background in the hospitality business before becoming a full-time real estate investor, Rob and his team at Harbor Drive Holdings work diligently to make the goals of their investors the highest priority in all their investment decisions.
[00:01 - 01:10]• We welcome Rob Overstreet to the show
[01:20 - 05:28]• Rob Overstreet's background how he started investing in real estate.
[05:45 - 06:44]• His experience on being on the active side
[07:03 - 08:33]• What most excites Rob about real estate?
[08:45 - 10:29]• Seven years later how Rob find properties on different markets?
[10:44 - 15:50]• Building connections and how you king find markets and start investing.
[16:19 - 19:43]• How he and his wife decided that he would go on this journey?
[21:49 - 23:54]• Rob's advice for those people on how to get your significant other on board about what you're doing.
[24:17 - 31:46]•Closing Segment
• Asking Rob Overstreet the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
"I don't view it as much as trading time for money. I view it more as trading my time today for my time in the future. " - Rob Overstreet
Connect with Rob Overstreet
www.HarborDriveHoldings.com
https://www.instagram.com/rcoverstreet/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-overstreet-51035b1a/
https://www.facebook.com/rob.overstreet.71
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The three most common sources of retirement income are traditionally known as the three-legged retirement chair, which consists of pensions, social security, and personal savings. For decades, retirees and investors have been able to rely on the support of these three pillars. However, that chair has been broken in recent years, forcing investors and soon-to-be retiring people to lean one foot over the other or look for other sources of retirement income.
In this episode Andrew shares his story on how he was able to rethink his retirement age and set a plan for himself and his family that allowed him to walk towards to achieve his goals and that magic number. Come join us and listen in!
Andrew is the founder of Redline Equity, LLC, a real estate syndication firm specializing in the acquisition, improvement, and management of large apartment buildings. He also has over 14 years of real estate rental experience, beginning with a “house hack” of his first home in 2007. In the multifamily investment space, Andrew is currently active as both a GP and LP and has ownership interest in over 1100 units.
[00:01 - 00:40]• We welcome Andrew Schutsky to the show
[00:41 - 02:24]• Andrew Schutsky's background how he started investing in real estate. [02:25 - 03:43]• Starting with short term rentals and how he manages them?
[03:47 - 05:04]•Being a CIO and a Lead Syndicator is it possible?
[05:05 - 05:46]• What gets him the most excited about it all?
[06:03 - 10:22]• A way for you not to work until you're 65. Why people are still hesitant?
[10:29 - 13:43]• Knowing that it’s a 50-50 chance and why is it really risky?
[14:03 - 16:32]•The importance of having extra protection for our finances.
[16:34 - 21:48]• What legacy does Andrew want to leave out at work and in his family?
[22:07 - 26:16]•Closing Segment
• Asking Andrew Schutsky the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
"All this considered, why not? Why not you? Why not me? Start to build something that could become something much, much bigger with, one piece, one brick at a time.
So why not take action to de-risk your personal situation for yourself, for your family, for your kids, maybe for your legacy, right? How big of an impact do you want to leave for your, not only for yourself, but think, one or two generations down. That's why I do what I do. "
- Andrew Schutsky
Connect with Andrew Schutsky
www.investwithredline.com
https://www.facebook.com/redlineequity
https://www.linkedin.com/company/redline-equity-llc/
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crushing-cashflow/id1557121655
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If you found yourself listening to our episodes you’ve likely wanted to invest in real estate or even in a multifamily syndication. To start it would need your time, energy, money, and maybe even your mental and physical health.
It takes a lot to get off the ground, after all. Success doesn’t usually come without hard work and some sacrifice.
With that in mind, investing in yourself or your business is important, but so is having a mindset to impact the lives of people around you. In this episode, Nicole Gauthier discuss what it means to invest while impacting people and their communities and why would you want to get started with that. Come join us and listen in!
[00:01 - 01:05]• We welcome Nicole Gauthier to the show
[01:14 - 03:21]• Nicole Gauthier's background Why she started investing in real estate. [03:32 - 06:45 ]• In what way did you she saw her self making an impact?
[07:20 - 09:42]• How she managed to stay connected with her residents and not let her emotions be involved?
[09:43 - 12:37]• Her strategy on how she was able to reach more single moms.
[14:57 - 17:58]• Nicole's reason on why she invested in distressed communities.
[22:53 - 27:37]•Closing Segment
• Asking Nicole Gauthier the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
"Why I go into these communities, to provide better living conditions because a lot of them are living in houses that just have not seen, like paint, haven't seen anything, any sort of upgrades since like the 40’s.
And so coming in and being able to redevelop these houses and give them a comfortable and a nice place to live, that's not an eyesore of a house falling down. That's a big thing and then being able to connect with the residents and stuff that are there, people that have questions, even my contractors, it's been great to be able to provide kind of financial literacy skills to them. " - Nicole Gauthier
Connect with Nicole Gauthier
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-gauthier-433851a4/ https://www.instagram.com/wickedholdingsllc/
https://www.wicked-holdings.com/registration
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Building a business with your spouse is an extreme case of combining business and pleasure. For some, this is a shortcut to disaster, but for others, their significant other is the perfect business partner.
In this episode, Bethany Smith shares their story on how she and her husband built a business and grew it into what it is today. Come join us and listen in!
Nate and Bethany have had a longtime interest in Real Estate Investing, house hacking their first home 12 years ago with a VA loan. Nate has served 13 years in the USAF and is currently a C-130J pilot in the California Air National Guard with a commercial aviation background. Bethany has a background in residential real estate sales working as the Director of Operations for one of the top sales teams in Utah, where she developed a strong interest in and passion for Multi-Family real estate.
Bethany and her husband Nate are currently building a World Financial Group financial services agency in Southern California and nationwide, helping their team and clients save, grow, and protect their wealth.
Key points :
[00:01 - 00:40]• We welcome Bethany Smith to the show
[00:47 - 03:25]• Bethany Smith background Why he started investing in real estate.
[03:37 - 06:22]• How often they move while leveraging real estate in real estate.
[07:20 - 09:36]• The power of scalability.
[09:43 - 15:18]• Impacting other people, just through everything that she learned.
[16:20 - 23:29]• Bethany's advice on how you can onboard your spouse into doing entrepreneurial things
[23:30 - 29:19•Closing Segment
• Asking Bethany Smith the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
"That's our other full-time business, but that's our, that's a big platform of ours, helping people understand, like if you buy assets, those can pay for your everyday things and your, your nice things eventually, but you have, we live in such a microwave culture, I want it now, I want it now, I want it now, like table that for a bit and work on this side over here, and then that passive income can then pay for some of these things that you want eventually. "
- Bethany Smith
Connect with Bethany Smith
www.YourCashflowCouple.com
https://www.facebook.com/yourcashflowcouple
https://www.instagram.com/yourcashflowcouple/
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Serving your country is hard work, but there are rewards. One of them? You can finance your home purchase with a VA loan. They are supported by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and are available to military personnel, veterans, and eligible spouses.
In this episode Andrew Kuntzman shares his story on how he optimized his VA loan into starting his journey to multifamily syndication. Come join us and listen in!
Andrew Kuntzman said " Roofing was not even on my radar". Neither was Multifamily Real Estate Investing. He thought he'll be headed into Commercial Real Estate, but God had something different in mind.
He jumped into the industry in 2017, right before a storm of all storms in Lakewood. I didn't know the names of different flat roofs, and I called three-tab shingles three prongs. But I knew people, and I used to reach out to my network and find those in need. In 2017 I sold 10 million in Commercial roofing and HVAC, from Multifamily to Churches, and contracted my first 2 million on my 30-day mark in the industry. And I continue to grow and work with great partners nationwide.
[00:01 - 01:05]• We welcome Andrew Kuntzman to the show
[01:25 - 02:11]• Andrew Kuntzman background Why he started investing in real estate. [03:23 - 05:42]• His VA loan eligibility and how he optimize it.
[05:46 - 07:45] • The house they ended up buying, and his amazing house hack.
[08:17 - 10:18]• Your awareness will lead you to the right questions? Your inner circle matters.
[10:42 - 12:59]• What are corporate rentals and its Great!
[14:01 - 17:40]• How we are Impacting lives were "everything you put in is everything you get back."
[17:47 - 20:54]•Closing Segment
• Asking Andrew Kuntzman the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
"I can't remember who originally told me, but they said, you know, your inner circle, you should have people that you trust that are going to help you grow and be a better person. And two of the people that I think anyone in real estate should have is a solid lender and a solid, broker." - Andrew Kuntzman
"One of my favorite things about real estate is like, yes, someone else is paying my mortgage. That's an incredible thing. But I also have the opportunity to give back to these other people, and make an impact on their lives and be different than any other landlord they've had.
I truly just feel so blessed. I have these things that I can pour back into other people and, just allow my kids to see like how real estate can make a difference for other people. I mean, it's amazing. " - Andrew Kuntzman
Connect with Andrew Kuntzman
shorturl.at/dgsI5
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Do you know which real estate transaction is the hardest to make? Simple answer: your first. That's a pretty simple answer, because when you're new to real estate investing, you really don't know enough to avoid the pitfalls and mistakes most investors or even operators make.
Good news, in this episode Axel Monsaingeon shares his story how he leverage his reality and avoided the growth trap in real estate investments. Come join us and listen in
Grew up in the Caribbean and ended up in Canada to finish school. After a successful career in the corporate world, I always felt I could do more and the entrepreneurial itch was getting stronger. Real estate investing is something we understood with my wife, felt we could control and force appreciate and took the big jump to transition to full time investors.
Key points:
[00:01 - 01:07]• We welcome Axel Monsaingeon to the show
[01:08 - 03:21]• Axel Monsaingeon background how he started investing in real estate. [04:36 - 09:00]• What do you hope like to get out of like real estate investing and what is the long term goal for you?
[09:05 - 17:40]• How do you decide on how much money you invest in self education? And why it gets easier to develop your toolbox that will help you in the long run.
[17:51 - 22:38] • Leveraging on the moment that we raised capital, and why that experience helped us a lot?
[22:40 - 26:34]• The importance why we shouldn't forget on "Why you started this? ", and don't allow ourselves Fall Into the Growth Trap.
[26:45 - 32:35] Closing Segment
• Asking Axel Monsaingeon the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
"It gets easier and easier. The more you invest in yourself, the more you learn, the more tools you add to your tool belt, and then whenever a problem arises, you just know which tool to use. " -Axel Monsaingeon
"The advice I give is you want to go and make your first investment. Okay. Here's a small, multi-family pretty much starts at about 500,000. You want to go buy a $500,000 property, but you won't spend 5K for you to learn what to do. It makes no sense. So before you make any acquisition invest in yourself. " -Axel Monsaingeon
Connect with Axel Monsaingeon
www.realestateeffect.ca
https://www.instagram.com/veryrealestateeffect/
https://www.facebook.com/The-Very-Real-Estate-Effect-106592614633309
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc8EYrmO1aVvVIgwT7AfNFw
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In this episode, we got the great opportunity to have John Casmon on the show as he shares his journey into multifamily syndication to becoming a full-time investor. And how he jumped from overseeing marketing campaigns for two major companies in America and did not get caught in after both got hit by corporate bankruptcy. Join us and Listen in.
John Casmon is a real estate entrepreneur, who has partnered with busy professionals to invest in over $100 million worth of apartments. John also consults active multifamily investors to help them start or grow their business. He hosts the Target Market : Multifamily Insights podcast (formerly Target Market Insights) and is the co-creator of the Midwest Real Estate Networking Summit.
Key points :
[00:01 - 00:47]• We welcome John Casmon to the show.
[00:48 - 01:46]• John Casmon's background how he started investing in real estate.
[01:51 - 05:26]• What was his turning point that made him decide to invest?
[05:30 - 11:11]• Why multifamily and diversify and continue on it?
[11:15 - 15:48]• From the traditional 9 to 5 to living an entrepreneurial life.
[15:50 - 18:24]• Excited but dejected.
[19:04 - 21:39] • Why multifamily investing is a team sport.
[26:39 - 28:36]• What I did, isn't the way I recommend. Why you need to figure what you really want?
[29:06 - 34:55] Closing Segment
• Asking John Casmon the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
" Stop being stubborn because you're not going to hit your goals when you just try to do it by yourself. Everyone tells you multifamily investing is a team sport. It's true. You got to understand that there's truth to that and open yourself up to it. " -John Casmon
"What I would tell anyone is if you have a busy life, if you've got a full-time job, you got kids, you got things going on. If you really want to be active by all means, do it, roll your sleeves up, get at it. But if you just want the passive income, you just want to diversify your portfolio. It was way to insulate myself from a financial uncertainty.
So my lesson is figure out how you get from where you want to be, where you're at today to where you want to be without, so much stress and pain and feeling like you've got to do it all your self. " -John Casmon
Connect with John Casmon
| https://www.casmoncapital.com/ mailto:[email protected]?subject=Podcast%20Follow%20Up
https://twitter.com/jcasmon
https://www.instagram.com/jcasmon
https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-casmon-7942454/
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Do you remember the last time you said yes with confidence, excitement, enthusiasm, or even taking a risk? There are people in life who do their best not to fall into situations that dare to demand our discomfort in any way. Saying "no thank you" to a new experience is the easiest way out to learning something you don't know yet. In this episode Chris hares his story how he was able to make the leap from the corporate wheel into real estate investing. Join us and Listen in.
Chris earned 2 advanced degrees and spent 15 years in the corporate world before leaving to pursue his passions. He started creating multiple income streams through real estate in 2018. Since then, he has invested in 14 multifamily properties and land across Texas, Georgia and Florida and continues to grow his portfolio. Chris also invests in private offerings with growth phase medical technology companies. Chris recently released his first book, RENTING FROM MY 6-YEAR-OLD, which details his transition from corporate employee to investor and also explains the methods Chris used to teach his daughter the financial and life differences between being an employee and being an investor.
[00:01 - 00:59]• We welcome Chris Bystriansky to the show
[01:00 - 05:46]• Chris Bystriansky's background how he started investing in real estate. [06:08 - 10:59]• Things that you didn’t think you could do when you made the leap and got successful?
[11:00 - 11:52]• How I trained my daughter from being an employee into an investor and then an entrepreneur?
[13:15 - 14:37]• The biggest thing that allowed you to write a cheque for $50,000 ?
[15:38 - 18:40]• Why supplementing your income would help lead to multiple streams of income?
[18:52 - 21:55] • Trading time for money and why you should not.
[22:01 - 25:52]• We should not stop to find different stages in our lives and take action and educate ourselves.
[28:21 - 34:25] Closing Segment • Asking Chris Bystriansky the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
" So certainly people can do great in the corporate world or whatever job there is, but let's supplement and let's give ourselves an opportunity to really live life on our terms, whether that's more time, more money, more freedom, flexibility. What have you, the capability to give back more? Let's do it. Let's take the capabilities that, the opportunities that we have and use our capabilities and really Excel. " -Chris Bystriansky
Connect with Chris Bystriansky
http://rentingfrommy6yearold.com/1
www.rentingfrommy6yearold.com
https://www.instagram.com/chrisbystriansky/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisbystriansky/
https://www.facebook.com/chris.bystriansky
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Earning a passive income can change a person's life. Imagine what it would be like to earn hundreds or thousands of dollars every month.
Sounds like an ad that your about to skip, right? wrong! More and more people are learning about the importance of using passive income to boost their finances during difficult times. In This episode Keishia Kennedy shares her experience how starting as a passive investor will help you reach your goals. Join us and listen in.
Keishia is an army veteran with six years of service in the Army National Guard. She earned a Master of Arts in Homeland Security. Following her enlistment, she began investing in real estate in 2011. She has been expanding and managing her portfolio of properties for the past 10 years. This year she decided to take the next step on her entrepreneurial journey by founding Kennedy Remedy Investments.
[00:01 - 00:53]• We welcome Keishia Kennedy to the show
[01:04 - 05:30]• Keishia Kennedy's background how he started investing in real estate.
[05:52 - 06:50]• Were you nervous Investing from abroad?
[00:47 - 08:29]• Would you rather start in commercial or single family first?
[10:35 - 12:41]• How did you decide to move outside of area for passive investment?
[13:46 - 15:01]• Questions you often ask an operator? Why its important?
[15:02 - 20:11] • 3 reasons why Keishia really loved the multi-family commercial space?
[21:38 - 26:10]• Why did Keishia go from passive to active investor and what does it actually take to be an active investor?
[27:21 - 30:20]• Why time audits are a huge help to prioritize.
[30:27 - 36:31] Closing Segment
• Asking Keishia the Adventurous Four
Tweetable Quotes:
" A lot of people expect you to invest, in your backyard. They say, why would you invest from abroad? Guess what? You have to take risks, right? You have to take risks and believe that what you are doing is the right thing to do. That’s what I did. The reason why I did invest from being abroad was I wanted to make my money work for me. So I knew that investing in an asset, no matter what state it's in, I'm going to receive that passive income.
And that's what I did, I took a risk and that's has been the best risk ever. " -Keishia Kennedy
Connect with Keishia Kennedy
https://kennedyremedyinvestments.com/
https://www.facebook.com/kennedyremedyinvestments
https://www.instagram.com/kennedyremedy/
https://www.pinterest.com/kennedyremedy_ https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPd6MxuXK
https://twitter.com/kennedyremedy_
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