Matt Derby is a Baltimore real estate investor, business owner, and coach. Matt has proven his success in real estate and recently started giving back hosting golf tournaments, happy hours, and more.  

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Ryan and Nick get together to discuss the current market trends, some current deals and issues, and some new strategies on how to make money in the new economic environment. 

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Tom and TJ is a father-son duo that focuses on purchasing and developing single family homes in Baltimore County. Tom has a background in finance and project management and TJ is a real estate agent. Tom shares his early investing stories and why he shifted into buying land. 

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Ryan and Nick discuss some current issues they have had recently, the current state of the investor world, and more. The two discuss rates, how to get closer to the seller, and issues when flipping in this market. 

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Nick and Ryan get together to answer some questions from new investors.  Some topics they cover are rising interest rates, property management, construction management, and more. This is a perfect episode for new investors looking to pick up some different tips and tricks.

Blake is a local Baltimore investor and mortgage broker specializing in residential home buyers. Blake has been investing for a few short years using his active income to buy stable turn key rental properties. Blake also invests in a local real estate fund put together by a local hard money lender. 

Mike Soper is a Harford County Maryland based business owner. Mike started in the construction field following in his families footsteps before starting his own construction company. At a very young age, Mike started flipping properties using private money loans and his knowledge of remodeling homes.  After a few years of success in the flipping world, Mike decided to start marketing for off market properties. This year Mike is set to flip close to 150 contracts.  

Ryan and Nick get together and share some of their biggest struggles investing in real estate. The two dive into some deals that didn't go so well and how to avoid some of the mistakes they made in their journey.  The goal of this episode is to show new investors that not every deal is a home run and there are many obstacles that will get in your way in the investment world. 

Brentin has flipped hundreds of homes in the Baltimore area since he started investing around the age of 20. Shortly after getting licensed as a realtor at age 19, Brentin started flipping houses. This is a good story about how networking and building relationships can change the trajectory of your life. Currently,  Brentin is flipping around 20 properties a year and coaching a small group of investors. Brentin is also the admin of the largest Maryland investing Facebook group the "Maryland Investors Network".