Episode 35 of The Circle Investor Podcast features Brittany Laguerre is the Opportunity Engagement Officer at The Indianapolis Foundation and project manager for its Forward Movement app in a wide-ranging conversation about the one question hanging over Central Indiana right now: who actually gets to own a home here, and why so many people who could are convinced they can't. It's also a new chapter for the show, with host Ryan stepping into the solo-host chair as co-host Stuart steps back. The episode opens where the affordability conversation really lives in the gap between the national narrative people absorb and what's genuinely within reach in one of the country's most affordable major markets.That gap becomes the lens for everything else. The Indianapolis Foundation mobilizes people, investments, and ideas across its pillars - health, housing, economic and environmental wellbeing, plus youth and the arts. Brittany and Ryan zero in on housing as fundamentally a question of education and access. They take on the quiet myth that buying a home is "just what rich people do," the rising age of the first-time buyer, and the predatory rent-to-own and lease-option traps that target people who want to own but were never shown the path. The FHA loans, the down-payment assistance, the consultants and workshops that turn "someday" into a set of real options.From there the two get honest about the parts of the business that don't make the brochure. They walk through the history most people never learned about redlining, lending discrimination and how the Forward Movement app turns that history into an invitation to be curious rather than a source of shame. Ryan opens up the agent's seat on fair housing law: the protected classes, the implicit bias that can turn even well-meaning advice into modern-day redlining, and why so many investors break these rules without realizing it. They get into displacement and eminent domain including the roundabout that swallowed a family's entire front yard and the hard reality of tenant rights versus slumlords. And it all lands on the idea that ties the episode together: the abundance mindset versus the zero-sum mindset and the case that you can be successful and kind at the same time, that trust is simply good business, and that the best real estate is built with a community rather than done to it.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: *What The Indianapolis Foundation actually does mobilizing people, money, and ideas across health, housing, economic, environmental, and youth-and-arts pillars. *Why homeownership is as much an education problem as an affordability problem — and the myth that owning a home is only "for rich people." *The rising age of the first-time homebuyer, and why so many people in an affordable market like Indianapolis believe they're priced out. *Predatory rent-to-own and lease-option traps and the real options most buyers are never shown, from FHA loans to down-payment assistance. *Redlining, lending discrimination, and how the Forward Movement app turns hard history into curiosity instead of shame. *Fair housing law from the agent's chair: protected classes, implicit bias, and how good intentions can still become redlining. *Displacement and eminent domain including the roundabout that erased a family's front yard. *Tenant rights vs. slumlords: what to do when a rental isn't livable, and why Indiana law makes it complicated. *The abundance mindset vs. the zero-sum game why doing business "with" a community beats doing it "to" them, and why trust is good business.Make sure you're locked in for next week's episode! We're keeping the momentum going with more insights, real stories, and strategies to help you build your real estate business. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don't miss what's coming next.

Episode 34 of The Circle Investor Podcast brings Cameron Geesaman back for Part 2, and it lives at the tension every agent feels right now: how do you keep up with a business that's changing fast without becoming the kind of agent nobody trusts? Cameron and host Ryan Rominger open on how quickly the ground is shifting — a younger, video-first generation is rewriting how people find and choose an agent, and the ones who dismiss it are the ones getting left behind. Cameron, a 22-year veteran, argues for leaning in instead. The proof is her own channel: more than 422,000 views, 27,000-plus hours watched, and just under $10 million in sales since the content started bringing clients in. But her real point is why it works — putting out authentic content means you attract your tribe, clients who already know exactly how you operate before they ever call. Keeping up, for Cameron, isn't about gaming an algorithm. It's about being findable while still being yourself.

That's where the two halves of this episode meet. Because the same forces that reward marketing also reward the agents who are best at spin — and Cameron and Ryan are honest that the industry doesn't measure the difference. Public stats show how much an agent sold, never whether their clients actually got a good deal. They run through the market realities that make that gap matter: how national sites blend Indianapolis with Hamilton County and miss the truth living in the pockets, why so many "buyer's market" homes are really just mispriced, and the ripple effect of buyers who overpaid in 2021 now sitting upside down. It's a market where a fast-talking agent can still make the sale — which is exactly why staying honest is harder, and more valuable, than ever.

And staying honest, Cameron makes clear, means being willing to lose the deal. She's walked away from plenty of sales — telling clients flat out not to buy a house, and in one case telling a seller with cancer not to sell at all, because renting would double her payment, then building a plan for her family instead of a commission for herself. That conviction fuels the episode's most fun idea: an "honesty score," a watchdog rating that would track how clients actually fared after working with an agent, paired with the candid admission that most agents wouldn't want to be measured at all. It's a real conversation about accountability when the only incentive to do the right thing is being a decent person — and it's the perfect close to a two-part sit-down about what separates a professional from someone who just holds a license.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

*Keeping up: why the video-first generation is reshaping real estate, and why dismissing it is a mistake.*The numbers behind Cameron's YouTube channel: 400K+ views, 27K+ hours watched, and nearly $10M in sales.

*"Attract your tribe": how being authentic online brings you clients who already trust you.

*Why keeping up doesn't mean selling out — being findable while staying yourself.

*The market truth: blended Indianapolis vs. Hamilton County data, mispriced "buyer's market" homes, and 2021 buyers now upside down.

*Staying honest: walking away from sales, and telling a seller with cancer not to sell.

*The "honesty score" idea — and why the industry measures volume instead of whether clients actually win.

*Accountability nobody wants: doing the job right when the only incentive is being a good person.

That's a wrap on both parts of this conversation with Cameron! If you missed Part 1 on relationships and strategy, go back and start there. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and we'll see you next week.

Episode 33 of The Circle Investor Podcast features Cameron Geesaman — a 20-plus-year Central Indiana realtor who grew up wanting to be Barbara Walters and turned that instinct for deep, intentional conversation into an entire way of doing business. This is Part 1 of a two-part sit-down, and it opens on the thing she and the host clearly have in common: a shared allergy to surface-level small talk. The two first connected at a brokerage Christmas event neither of them normally attends, ended up talking for hours, and this episode picks up right in that spirit — less "how are you," more "tell me your whole story." Cameron traces hers back to the pandemic, when she launched a live show called "Get to Know Your Neighbor" to spotlight local Fishers businesses and residents, and discovered that the act of interviewing people made her a sharper, better-connected agent.That idea — that relationships, not transactions, are the real job — becomes the spine of the conversation. Cameron makes the case that being a genuine connector is completely different from just handing a client a list of names, which she memorably calls being "a less efficient version of Google." Anyone can forward three contractors; the value is in knowing the person behind the referral, why they fit this specific project, and whether they can even pick up the phone this week. She and the host get honest about how hard that is to maintain in a field where lenders, roofers, and contractors are constantly changing, and why the agents who treat this as a people business — who want to know the person, not the dollar amount on the check — are the ones who last.From there the episode gets into how Cameron actually thinks, and it's not what you'd expect from a realtor. She's a serious strategy-board-game player — Catan, Carcassonne, Dune, and an annual pilgrimage to Gencon — and she's reframed negotiation itself as a strategy game, a "bob and weave" from where a client starts to where they want to win. That framework produces one of the episode's most candid moments: the seller whose body language told her he'd never hire her, and why she was fine walking away. The conversation also goes deep on the tech reshaping the job — how Cameron is using Claude and GoHighLevel to build funnels, run campaigns, and analyze her own content for gaps — before landing on the reality nobody warns new agents about: that today you're not just a salesperson but an accountant, attorney, therapist, IT department, marketer, and YouTube personality all at once, and you don't know what you don't know until you're in it.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:*From wannabe Barbara Walters to "Get to Know Your Neighbor": how a love of interviewing made Cameron a better agent.*Why she and the host both hate surface-level networking — and what a three-hour conversation at a Christmas party kicked off.*The connector test: why a real referral beats being "a less efficient version of Google."*People business, not paperwork: knowing the person instead of the dollar amount on the check.*The living contractor list — and why she calls ahead before she ever sends you a name.*Negotiation as a board game: applying real strategy to get clients from start to win.*The seller who was never going to hire her, and why she let it go.*Inside the tech stack: using Claude and GoHighLevel to run and grow a modern real estate business.*The many hats every agent wears now — and the "you don't know what you don't know" trap for newcomers.Make sure you're locked in for next week's episode! Part 2 with Cameron gets into how the real estate business is changing and the adjustments it takes to keep up. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don't miss what's coming next.

Episode 31 of The Circle Investor Podcast features Mike Feldman and Olivia Perez — realtors with Compass, an engaged couple who met on the job, and living proof that two people can love the same profession and still work it in completely different ways. Olivia runs her business across two states, Indiana and Florida, while Mike keeps his focus squarely on the Indiana market. The episode opens right there: how a couple who shares a life, a company, and a career still ends up with different approaches, different rhythms, and different definitions of what doing this job well actually looks like.

That difference becomes the lens for everything else. Because Olivia works both states and Mike works one, they can compare the same profession side by side — how real estate practices, exam standards, and client expectations shift the moment you cross state lines, right down to the wildly different styles of homes buyers want in each place. From there, the two get honest about social media's grip on the business and the question that quietly eats up every agent's week: how much of yourself do you pour into high-production listing content versus the local, community-driven content that actually earns people's trust?

Mike and Olivia also make the case that a good realtor isn't just a salesperson but an ambassador for the community they work in — someone who knows the neighborhoods well enough to tell a client the truth — and they get into the branding grind: how you market yourself as an agent, and where each channel earns its keep across direct mail, social, and paid ads. And because they're building a life together as they build their businesses, this one gets personal about the parts nobody puts in the brochure: the tug-of-war clients feel between their dream house and their dream location, and the harder-than-it-looks fight to protect your work-life balance and put real value on your own time — as an agent, as a partner, and as a person.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

*Two realtors, one relationship: how an engaged couple who met at Compass approaches the same job in completely different ways.
*Why Olivia works both Indiana and Florida while Mike stays focused on Indiana — and what that split teaches them both.
*Florida vs. Indiana: how real estate practices, exam standards, and client expectations actually differ across state lines.
*The differences in home styles from one market to the next, and what buyers in each region are really chasing.
*How social media rewrote the realtor's job description, and the constant balance between high-production listing content and authentic local content.
*Why being an ambassador for your community beats being a "salesperson" every time.
*Branding yourself as an agent, and the real math on mail vs. social vs. paid advertising.
*The battle every client fights: dream house or dream location, and how a good agent helps them choose.
*Protecting work-life balance — and putting real value on your own time — when your partner is also your colleague.

Make sure you're locked in for next week's episode! We're keeping the momentum going with more insights, real stories, and strategies to help you build your real estate business. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don't miss what's coming next.

This course covers what it actually takes to build the right sphere as a real estate investor. This features a conversation between two active real estate agents and investors as you'll get a candid look at what good professional relationships look like, how to qualify the people you work with, and what red flags to watch out for along the way.

Whether you're local to Indianapolis or investing from out of state, having the right boots on the ground, the people you can trust to act in your best interest, is one of the most important foundations you can build.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

• Why your agent is the quarterback of the whole transaction and what that actually means in practice.

• The first questions to ask a new investor client to understand what they actually want (and need).

• Why "I just want to cash flow from day one" is a signal worth digging into.

• What separates a great lender partner from one who will slow your deal down.

• Why working with local professionals matters more than most investors realize.

• How investment inspections differ from traditional home buying inspections and how to set expectations before the report comes out.

• What a deferred maintenance budget is and why every investor needs one.

• How to think about building a tight, trusted vendor network versus collecting a long list of contacts.

Make sure you’re locked in for next week’s episode! We’re keeping the momentum going with more insights, real stories, and strategies to help you build your real estate business. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don’t miss what’s coming next.

The Circle's Founder (Ryan Rominger) and Director of Operations (Stuart Smith) delivers practical, structured, and experience-driven insights designed to help aspiring or seasoned investors and other real estate participants to thrive in this industry. This series of training courses focuses on real estate investing, property management, and small business operations. While grounded in the Central Indiana real estate market, the principles shared extend beyond the Hoosier state, staying true to the goal of equipping listeners and learners with actionable guidance and real-world insights they can apply immediately.

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Episode 31 of The Circle Investor Podcast features Bill Ratthahao, real estate agent and a relationship-focused entrepreneur. He shares a decade's worth of hard-won perspective on what it means to truly serve clients and what happens when you get too comfortable trusting the wrong people.

Bill opens up about his journey from nonprofit fundraising at the Shepherd Community Center into real estate, how he built a business around first-time home buyers and sellers who just need someone honest in their corner, and what the Indianapolis market actually looks like right now neighborhood by neighborhood. He also chimes in about the story of Ryan’s first house, a property that connected them both in one of the most unexpected ways. And how that whole chapter taught them about contracts, trust, and the kind of clients that will test everything you've built.

This conversation is one of the most heartwarming episodes of The Circle Investor Podcast yet. It covers the philosophy of service, why AI is only winning because people stopped trying, the art that doesn't scale, and why a Peruvian sandwich shop off Sherman and Raymond is one of the last truly authentic things left in Indianapolis.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

• How Bill went from nonprofit fundraising to building a relationship-focus real estate business.

• Why the Indianapolis market right now is all about zooming in and how vastly different neighborhoods are performing.

• The story of Ryan's first house (and the creepy landlord connection that tied Bill and Ryan together years later).

• What really happened when Ryan sold his first home, hired a renovation project manager, and ended up in small claims court.

• Why the connotation of "salesperson" in the real estate industry has been completely ruined.

• The moment in every transaction when experienced agents have to remind themselves their clients are nervous for a reason.

• Why AI is only beating salespeople at their job because people stopped listening and started order-taking.

• What working in hospitality teaches you about reading a room that no AI can replicate.

• The wealth gap playing out in real time in Indianapolis and what agents see every day that most people don't.

• Don Wan's Peruvian sandwiches off Sherman and Raymond and why art does not scale.

• Why the best businesses are built on relationships that outlast every market cycle.

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The Circle's Founder (Ryan Rominger) and Director of Operations (Stuart Smith) discuss what’s happening in the world of Real Estate Investing, Property Management, and running a small business based in Indianapolis. The show focuses on the Central Indiana real estate market, but also explores beyond the Hoosier state to gain intriguing insights in the world of business and real estate investing. We interview our favorite influential people from across Central Indiana (and beyond) to learn from the people having the biggest impact on our market.

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Every day your rental sits vacant, it's costing you money. From our years of collective expertise and experience, the fix is simpler than you think.

This course breaks down the three levers that determine how quickly a rental property leases: price, product, and marketing. You'll learn how to read the market, when to adjust your rent rate, what's actually turning prospective tenants away after showings, and what great marketing looks like compared to what most landlords and property managers settle for.

Whether you're self-managing or working with a property management company, this course gives you a clear framework for diagnosing a slow vacancy and knowing exactly which lever to pull.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

• Why pricing is the number one reason rental properties sit vacant and how to think about it correctly.

• The real cost of chasing a higher rent rate versus leasing quickly at market price.

• How days on market affects tenant perception and makes a slow listing even harder to lease.

• What seasonal demand looks like in Indianapolis and how to plan around it.

• The product issues that kill showings before they even happen and the ones that kill applications after.

• Why curb appeal, cleanliness, and lighting matter more than most landlords realize.

• What separates professional marketing from the bare minimum and why it makes a measurable difference.

• How removing friction from the showing process directly speeds up your lease-up timeline.

• The three questions to ask if your property isn't leasing right now.

Make sure you’re locked in for next week’s episode! We’re keeping the momentum going with more insights, real stories, and strategies to help you build your real estate business. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don’t miss what’s coming next.

The Circle's Founder (Ryan Rominger) and Director of Operations (Stuart Smith) delivers practical, structured, and experience-driven insights designed to help aspiring or seasoned investors and other real estate participants to thrive in this industry. This series of training courses focuses on real estate investing, property management, and small business operations. While grounded in the Central Indiana real estate market, the principles shared extend beyond the Hoosier state, staying true to the goal of equipping listeners and learners with actionable guidance and real-world insights they can apply immediately.

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Episode 30 of The Circle Investor Podcast features Christian Bussman, 25-year-old Indianapolis real estate agent and one of the most genuinely entertaining social media presences in the local market. He shares how he built a career around being unapologetically himself. He stresses why authenticity, not production value, is the real competitive advantage in today's real estate world.

He also gets into the real cost of building a career around money alone. Christian describes what happens to a person after 10 years of grinding with no hobbies, no identity outside of work, no idea what they actually enjoy and why his approach from day one has been to build the right foundation first and trust that the money follows.

This conversation covers everything from bodybuilding and mountain biking to mortgage lending, foreclosure help, and what it actually takes to survive your first year in real estate. Bonus, he gives practical advice that is as honest as it is refreshing from someone who is right in the middle of figuring it out himself.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

• How Christian built one of Indianapolis's most authentic real estate social media followings by just being himself.

• Why the biggest real estate success isn't your commission.

• What happens to you after 10 years of chasing money and nothing else and why he refuses to go down that road.

• His competitive bodybuilding background and what it taught him about discipline, learning your body, and progressive goals.

• How he challenges every realtor he meets with the same question: what do you like to do outside of work?

• The fishing tournament he's planning at Eagle Creek and why community events tied to hobbies beat writing donation checks.

• Practical advice for first-year agents: social media first, structure your morning, find a mentor who's only two or three steps ahead.

• The mortgage lender who got into lending after a financial rough patch and why personal experience makes the best advisors.

• Why Indianapolis is one word: basic (and no, it’s not actually an insult)

• How to build a real estate career without burning out and why your vibe really does attract your tribe.

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This course covers everything you need to know about finding, vetting, and managing contractors as a real estate investor. From where to find reliable contractors and how to compare bids the right way, to structuring payment schedules and building long-term relationships with the people who do your best work. This one is packed with practical, experience-backed advice that most investors learn the hard way.

Whether you're doing your first renovation or scaling a portfolio, having the right contractors in your corner is one of the most important advantages you can build.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

• Why delays and poor workmanship cost far more than a higher bid upfront.

• The single best way to find great contractors and why referrals are everything.

• How to vet a contractor: insurance, references, portfolio, and the questions to ask.

• What a detailed written estimate should look like and why a vague one is a red flag.

• How to compare bids beyond price: scope, materials, timeline, payment schedule, and warranty.

• Why you should never pay more than half upfront and how to structure milestone-based payments.

• The red flags that signal a contractor will let you down before the project even starts.

• How to be the client that great contractors actually want to work with.

• Why you only need 5 great contractors in your market and how to build those relationships.

Make sure you’re locked in for next week’s episode! We’re keeping the momentum going with more insights, real stories, and strategies to help you build your real estate business. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don’t miss what’s coming next.

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An LLC is a tool. It is not a requirement, and definitely not a magic solution.

This course cuts through one of the most common points of confusion for new real estate investors: whether you need an LLC to own rental properties, and if so, when and how to set one up. From liability protection and partnership ownership to financing trade-offs and tax planning, you'll learn what an LLC actually does, what it doesn't do, and how to think about ownership structure based on your specific situation and goals.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

• Why an LLC is a tool and when you might not need one at all.

• The main reasons investors form LLCs: liability protection, partnerships, tax planning, and portfolio organization.

• Why buying in your personal name first can actually be the smarter financing move early on.

• The LLC myths that trip up beginner investors and what an LLC actually can't protect you from.

• What "piercing the corporate veil" means and why being a good landlord matters more than your ownership structure.

• How partnership ownership works inside an LLC and why it's often the clearest reason to form one.

• The difference between forming an LLC for a service business vs. one that will own assets.

• Why you should sit down with an attorney and CPA before forming an LLC to hold property.

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