Chad Zdenek is a CEO, GP, and TV host with an impressive background, having earned three master's degrees and worked in construction management and structural engineering. He also co-hosted and hosted several TV shows, including "Inside Mighty Machines" on the Smithsonian Channel and National Geographic. Chad's interest in real estate began when he and his brother grew their lighting business to 75 employees and three warehouses in Los Angeles. However, he found running a business to be a ton of work, and he wanted to create passive income, leading him to real estate investment.

Chad's first syndication deal was a solo GP investment in a ten-unit apartment building in Long Beach, which he raised $1.2 million for. He invests mainly in California and Florida, with his focus on multifamily and self-storage properties. Chad also invests in LPs and emphasizes the tax advantages and leverage of real estate.

Chad believes that the key to success in real estate investment is a combination of skill and attitude, with attitude being more important. He stresses the importance of resilience and taking action, even when things do not go as planned. Chad is also a believer in building long-term relationships with investors, which requires transparency and trust.

Chad is currently a GP with over $150 million under management, including his latest projects: the Clearwater and St. Petersburg multi-family properties. He is passionate about giving back and is involved in several charities, including Children's Hospital Los Angeles and Surfrider Foundation. Overall, Chad's diverse background, experience, and positive attitude make him a unique and inspiring figure in the world of real estate investment.

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This episode features a conversation with Edwin Carrion, who is a self-made millionaire, mentor, and investor with over 20 years of experience in various industries.

Beau begins with a discussion about the Miami construction and luxury markets, and how Edwin started with building single-family homes before moving to larger projects.

Edwin is self-made, as he believes that everyone is helped by other people along the way, and he attributes his success to his faith in God and his team. Edwin shares about "My First Investment Property," and tells about his experience starting the podcast and interviewing seasoned and new investors. Edwin explains that his podcast is focused on sharing stories about people's first investment properties and the challenges they faced. He believes that everyone shares similar struggles, and it is essential to learn how to overcome them.

The conversation shifts to the topic of real estate and how it can be forgiving if investors can weather storms and stay in the game. Edwin shares his experience during the 2007-2009 economic downturn in Florida, where the market dropped by 60%, and how he persevered by cutting costs, making tough decisions, and being patient. They talk about giving advice on how to unlock one's true potential, which includes setting clear goals, having a positive attitude, and finding mentors.

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In this episode of the Investor Financing Podcast, Beau talks to Donnie Boivin, the founder of Success Champion Networking, which aims to help businesses grow through mastermind peer strategies and networking. It was launched to help others who are struggling with their businesses. They offer mastermind groups, networking events, and business summits to provide entrepreneurs with a supportive environment to grow their businesses.

Donnie Boivin is a former Marine who stumbled into the sales world and eventually discovered his company. He started talking about the things he was screwing up in business and people began asking him questions. He then shifted the purpose of his company to help other businesses get to freedom through building a business.

The episode covers how Donnie discovered podcasting after almost losing his farm and how he picked himself up from that situation. He also talks about the Champions Table Masterminds and the Badass Business Summits that his company organizes. 

The interview highlights the importance of networking, building a brand, and taking action to become successful. Donnie shares how he realized that nobody was telling him what to do as a business owner and how he learned to share his struggles to help others.

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Beau interviews Henry Svec, a Canadian real estate investor who was a psychologist for 30 years. He talks about his journey into real estate investing, starting with a foreclosure property he bought in 1987 for $52,000, which he turned into a cash-flowing property by building garages to rent out. He then went on to buy more properties in Waterloo, Ontario, where he and his wife bought their first house for their children who were going to university, and they rented out rooms to pay off the mortgage.

Henry talks about his good and bad deals, one of which was buying a building for a million dollars, causing him a great deal of anxiety initially but later bringing him joy. He also talks about a deal that he calls a home run, where he was able to buy a beautiful building and a lot for $370,000, which he thought was a deal because he was only expecting to pay $300,000 for his half of the building.

The conversation touches on the topic of beekeeping and how it relates to real estate investing. Additionally, Henry shares stories about a good deal that ended up being bad and a bad deal that ended up being good, and talks about a legacy deal that he was lucky to have been a part of.

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On this episode of the Investor Financing Podcast, Beau interviews Jesse Fisco, the owner and founder of Emerge Coaching in Salt Lake City, Utah. Emerge Coaching Program is for entrepreneurs and sales professionals that help them truly unlock higher growth and potential.

Beau and Jesse talk about the fundamentals of mindset coaching, along with practical practices that will help entrepreneurs unlock their fullest potential.

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In this episode of the Investor Financing Podcast, Beau Eckstein talks with Joe McCabe, a successful entrepreneur who has started several businesses, including a real estate company, title company, mortgage company, and assisted living caregiving service.

Joe shares his background growing up in a middle-class family and joining the Army CID after enlisting in the military. The interview covers Joe's various business ventures and his book, "Maintain Your Gear: Surefire Strategies to Dominate, Execute, and Scale in Business and Life," which is based on military principles he learned. Joe emphasizes the importance of taking action and not being afraid to fail, and he encourages listeners to focus on their goals and accumulate assets to achieve financial stability.

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On this episode of the Investor Financing Podcast, Beau interviews Fred Moskowitz, an experienced speaker-author, educator, known as the alternative investment expert, and the author of “The Little Green Book of Note Investing: A Practical Guide for Getting Started with Investing in Mortgage Notes."

They talk about the overview of note investing.

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