The Kid Investor

In this episode of The Kid Investor, we hit the road with Bethany Finch—aka The Remote RV Investor. Bethany is the founder of American Made Home Solutions and Empowher Capital Fund, and she’s currently running five active businesses while traveling full-time in an RV with her husband Kurt and their loyal security pup, Blue.

Bethany shares how she scaled down from running eight businesses to five, including a credit hacking company, an executive rental business, single-family renovations, multifamily investing, and build-to-rent syndications—all from the road. With 28+ years of entrepreneurial experience, a background in education, and a deep mission to further God’s kingdom, Bethany brings a unique blend of hustle and heart to everything she does.

From their humble beginnings as a groundskeeper/property manager duo to overseeing renovations on 5,000+ units across 20 properties, the Finches have turned vision into action at every stage. Bethany talks about building systems, staying grounded in faith, and teaching others how to unlock doors they didn’t know existed.

If you’ve ever wondered how to scale, automate, and live free while making an impact—this conversation is for you.

In this episode of The Kid Investor, Michael Garcia shares how he went from hustling single-family rentals to orchestrating big deals with clarity, speed, and zero excuses. Michael walks through his mindset on finding high-leverage partnerships, building momentum with precision, and why your ability to execute fast might be the most valuable skill in real estate today.

We talk strategy, systems, and the messy middle of scaling—while keeping it real about what it actually takes to grow a portfolio in today's environment. If you're looking for a blueprint built on hustle, sharp decision-making, and surrounding yourself with the right people, this one's for you.

In this powerhouse episode of The Kid Investor, Matt Tiefke shares how he’s taken the real estate world by storm—snagging deals in mobile home parks, RV parks, laundromats, car washes, real estate notes, and now syndicating multifamily at scale. He’s juggling a 200-unit and 450-unit deal while just hearing back on a 1000-unit opportunity.

Matt dives deep into how he built momentum by underwriting tons of deals, earning broker trust, and cold calling his way into massive opportunities—so much so that he now runs a Thursday night cold call class for students.

His style? Chaos by design. His secret? A killer team and a relentless work ethic. If you want real talk about building fast and big—this is the one to listen to.

In this episode of The Kid Investor, Jake Sisk, a 22-year-old track star and real estate investor, shares his journey from flipping condos to investing in multifamily student housing. Jake emphasizes the pivotal role of mentorships, building relationships, and establishing credibility in the real estate world. While in college, he’s not only managing his rental properties but also actively involved in LP and GP investments, all while learning from some of the best in the industry.

Jake talks about how strong mentorship and teaming up with the right partners have accelerated his success. He stresses the importance of long-term wealth building and how time management plays a key role in balancing everything. This episode is a valuable lesson in how relationships and credibility can be your greatest assets in real estate.

On this episode of The Kid Investor, I sit down with James Bohan—a CPA by day and real estate investor by night—who’s not just talking the talk, but walking it. Based out of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, James crafts tax strategies for real estate investors and then tests them out himself. We dig into how he leverages depreciation, funds, and advanced tools like cost segs and 1031 exchanges to help clients (and himself) keep more of what they make. His client base is a younger, hungry crowd, and he’s on a mission to model the playbook of the already wealthy. Whether you're just starting out or scaling fast, this episode is packed with tactical tax gems you can use today.

In this episode of The Kid Investor, Jeff Flynn joins us to share how he went from decoding signals in the Navy to decoding deals in mobile home parks—and now, he’s leveling up again by bringing artificial intelligence into the game. Jeff is turning heads by building custom ChatGPT bots for everything: one for each park, his attorney, his accountant, and more.

We dive into:

• Why he compares RV parks to hotels and mobile home parks to apartments
• How a strange COVID posting in the Navy gave him a test drive of financial freedom
• His fast-track from house hacking to brokering mobile home parks
• How being a broker gave him paid mentorship and taught him to hunt for deals
• His vision for using A.I. to scale operations while staying lean

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when old-school real estate meets next-gen tools, this is the episode for you.

In this episode, we chat with Brittney Simpson, who shares her journey managing two RV parks alongside her husband and a dedicated team. Brittney discusses the importance of work-life balance, especially when balancing the demands of entrepreneurship with raising a family. She opens up about the challenges and rewards of running RV parks on-site, allowing her to be present with her young children while also managing a thriving business.

Brittney also highlights the flexibility that comes with owning and operating RV parks, especially in terms of family life and how she and her husband make it work on a day-to-day basis. We dive into the hurdles they face, how they manage their time, and how they’ve made family a core part of their business.

Whether you're a parent balancing a business or someone considering getting into the RV park industry, this episode offers insightful tips on making it all work while keeping a focus on what matters most.

In this episode, I sit down with Kaipo Cordira — a Hawaiian entrepreneur who’s traded shipbuilding for syndication. Kaipo shares how he built and still owns a shipyard business in Hawaii, now running on EOS with his wife managing remotely. With his business streamlined, he’s shifted his energy to Phoenix, where he’s diving into multifamily real estate and syndications.

We talk about how EOS gave him the time freedom to pursue new ventures, what it’s like managing teams from afar, and how he’s applying systems-thinking to scale in real estate. If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping back from your main business to start building in real estate — this one’s for you