High-income professional or business owner?

If you want to learn how to properly underwrite Commercial Real Estate before buying your first deal, join our free Monday underwriting mastermind (8–10 PM CST).

We’re Moonlighters — building real estate on the side of our careers and businesses.

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Julie Knight is building real estate alongside her career — not in place of it. By day, she works in public sector economic development. By night and on weekends, she builds rental properties and long-term partnerships. In 2021, she made a pivotal shift: instead of selling a home when relocating, she chose to rent it.

That decision shifted her mindset from housing to wealth building.

Julie bought her first home in 2013 and later sold it — a move she regretted. In 2019, when relocating again, she kept the property as a rental.

What she did: • Hired a property manager immediately • Rented the home within weeks • Stayed focused on her nine-to-five • Committed to buying at least one property per year starting in 2021

She later purchased a rental in Montgomery, Alabama for $138,000 (20% down). It rents for about $1,400 per month.

Why Montgomery? • Deep market familiarity • Strong demand (colleges and military) • Lower prices • Landlord-friendly laws

She used her W-2 income to fund the investment.

Julie works full-time, mostly remote.

Her reality: • Evenings and weekends • ~5 hours of sleep • Early information overload • Strong discipline

She sees this as a short-term sacrifice for long-term freedom.

Key principles: • Protect job performance • Focus on the next best move • Avoid past mistakes • Think long-term

Investing from DC/Maryland into Alabama, she relied on: • A property manager who was also a broker • 20+ years of local experience • A strong contractor network

Trusted partnerships made long-distance investing possible.

Julie stresses discipline over speed.

Her advice: • Live below your means • Track spending • Separate fixed vs. discretionary costs • Measure net worth

She also recommends partnering to lower entry barriers.

“What gets measured gets improved.”

Beyond rentals, she invests through partnerships and development.

For passive investors: • Vet operators thoroughly • Understand underwriting • Prioritize character and alignment

“You’re not just choosing a deal — you’re trusting someone with your reputation.”

Dare to Lead – Brené Brown

Leadership and emotional discipline matter in real estate and partnerships.

• Use your W-2 as your acquisition engine • Turn relocations into wealth decisions • Invest where you have insight • Build aligned partnerships • Choose consistency over intensity

Julie Knight is still working full-time — building steadily, one property at a time. Financial security is built with discipline.

Free Resource:

Click the link below to download our free e-book:“An Introduction to Apartment Syndication”⁠https://moonlightcre.com/ebook_download/⁠

Connect with Eric Lindsey:

Website:⁠https://moonlightcre.com/⁠

Schedule a call with Eric:⁠https://calendly.com/moonlightequitiesgroup/scheduled-conversation⁠

Learn more about Eric Lindsey:⁠https://linktr.ee/ericlindsey⁠

High-income professional or business owner?

If you want to learn how to properly underwrite Commercial Real Estate before buying your first deal, join our free Monday underwriting mastermind (8–10 PM CST).

We’re Moonlighters — building real estate on the side of our careers and businesses.

Join here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CSNvA5aDp/

Julie Knight is building real estate alongside her career — not in place of it.By day, she works in public sector economic development. By night and on weekends, she builds rental properties and long-term partnerships. In 2021, she made a pivotal shift: instead of selling a home when relocating, she chose to rent it.

That decision shifted her mindset from housing to wealth building.

Julie bought her first home in 2013 and later sold it — a move she regretted. In 2019, when relocating again, she kept the property as a rental.

What she did:• Hired a property manager immediately• Rented the home within weeks• Stayed focused on her nine-to-five• Committed to buying at least one property per year starting in 2021

She later purchased a rental in Montgomery, Alabama for $138,000 (20% down). It rents for about $1,400 per month.

Why Montgomery?• Deep market familiarity• Strong demand (colleges and military)• Lower prices• Landlord-friendly laws

She used her W-2 income to fund the investment.

Julie works full-time, mostly remote.

Her reality:• Evenings and weekends• ~5 hours of sleep• Early information overload• Strong discipline

She sees this as a short-term sacrifice for long-term freedom.

Key principles:• Protect job performance• Focus on the next best move• Avoid past mistakes• Think long-term

Investing from DC/Maryland into Alabama, she relied on:• A property manager who was also a broker• 20+ years of local experience• A strong contractor network

Trusted partnerships made long-distance investing possible.

Julie stresses discipline over speed.

Her advice:• Live below your means• Track spending• Separate fixed vs. discretionary costs• Measure net worth

She also recommends partnering to lower entry barriers.

“What gets measured gets improved.”

Beyond rentals, she invests through partnerships and development.

For passive investors:• Vet operators thoroughly• Understand underwriting• Prioritize character and alignment

“You’re not just choosing a deal — you’re trusting someone with your reputation.”

Dare to Lead – Brené Brown

Leadership and emotional discipline matter in real estate and partnerships.

• Use your W-2 as your acquisition engine• Turn relocations into wealth decisions• Invest where you have insight• Build aligned partnerships• Choose consistency over intensity

Julie Knight is still working full-time — building steadily, one property at a time. Financial security is built with discipline.

Free Resource:

Click the link below to download our free e-book:
“An Introduction to Apartment Syndication”
https://moonlightcre.com/ebook_download/

Connect with Eric Lindsey:

Website:
https://moonlightcre.com/

Schedule a call with Eric:
https://calendly.com/moonlightequitiesgroup/scheduled-conversation

Learn more about Eric Lindsey:
https://linktr.ee/ericlindsey

If you’re a high-income W-2 professional or business owner wanting real estate exposure without leaving your career, this episode is for you.

Scott Carson explains how note investing lets you act as the bank — earning passive returns without tenants, rehabs, or daily management.

💼 How to Invest in Real Estate While Working a Demanding Career

Most professionals don’t lack income — they lack time.

Buying distressed mortgage debt at 50–60 cents on the dollar allows you to:

• Be the lender, not the landlord
 • Control debt without managing property
 • Turn non-performing notes into performing assets
 • Generate strong returns with minimal operations

After 12 months of payments, notes can sell at 80–90 cents on the dollar — often without owning the property.

🎯 Rules for Balancing Business and Life

There is no perfect balance. There are seasons.

• Schedule family first
 • Fit business around life
 • Focus on one niche
 • Communicate with your partner
 • Protect rest intentionally

🧭 Advice for Part-Time Investors

Active Investors:
 • Learn financing
 • Build capital relationships
 • Master one niche
 • Find a mentor

Passive Investors:
 • Understand the deal structure
 • Check the operator’s track record
 • Know return splits and exit timelines (12–36 months)

Balancing Career, Life & Real Estate:

• Accept slow early progress
 • Use evenings/weekends wisely
 • Protect your primary income
 • Use W-2 or business income as leverage

If Time or Money Is Limited:

Start small:
 • Self-directed IRA
 • Partial note purchases
 • Passive fund positions
 • Local investor groups

Servicers and attorneys handle most of the work.

Why Passive Investing Works:

• Earn from discounted debt
 • Benefit from restructured payments
 • Exit once stable
 • Share in backend upside

This episode is for professionals, business owners, beginners, and passive partners.

Pursue financial security, not job security.

If you’re a high-income W-2 professional or business owner wanting real estate exposure without leaving your career, this episode is for you.

Scott Carson explains how note investing lets you act as the bank — earning passive returns without tenants, rehabs, or daily management.

💼 How to Invest in Real Estate While Working a Demanding Career

Most professionals don’t lack income — they lack time.

Buying distressed mortgage debt at 50–60 cents on the dollar allows you to:

• Be the lender, not the landlord
 • Control debt without managing property
 • Turn non-performing notes into performing assets
 • Generate strong returns with minimal operations

After 12 months of payments, notes can sell at 80–90 cents on the dollar — often without owning the property.

🎯 Rules for Balancing Business and Life

There is no perfect balance. There are seasons.

• Schedule family first
 • Fit business around life
 • Focus on one niche
 • Communicate with your partner
 • Protect rest intentionally

🧭 Advice for Part-Time Investors

Active Investors:
 • Learn financing
 • Build capital relationships
 • Master one niche
 • Find a mentor

Passive Investors:
 • Understand the deal structure
 • Check the operator’s track record
 • Know return splits and exit timelines (12–36 months)

Balancing Career, Life & Real Estate:

• Accept slow early progress
 • Use evenings/weekends wisely
 • Protect your primary income
 • Use W-2 or business income as leverage

If Time or Money Is Limited:

Start small:
 • Self-directed IRA
 • Partial note purchases
 • Passive fund positions
 • Local investor groups

Servicers and attorneys handle most of the work.

Why Passive Investing Works:

• Earn from discounted debt
 • Benefit from restructured payments
 • Exit once stable
 • Share in backend upside

This episode is for professionals, business owners, beginners, and passive partners.

Pursue financial security, not job security.

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Building real estate wealth doesn’t always start with momentum, capital, or clarity. Sometimes it starts with getting knocked flat on your face. In this episode, Scott Carson shares what it actually looked like to build a real estate business while working long hours, learning on the fly, and doing whatever it took to stay afloat. Before becoming a nationally recognized note investing expert, Scott went through layoffs, rental property stress, and years of grinding behind the scenes — all while educating himself nights and weekends.

This conversation is a blueprint for high-income earners and business owners who want to invest in real estate without quitting their job too early.

How Scott Carson Built His Real Estate Skill Set While Working Full-Time 🛠️📚

Scott bought his first rental property in 2001 and quickly learned how fragile early investing can be. After getting laid off — and having tenants lose their jobs — he went from investor to distressed borrower almost overnight. Instead of quitting, he rebuilt by starting a mortgage company and traveling nationwide doing loans for real estate investors.

While working full-time, Scott treated education like a second job. He attended conferences, learned from experienced investors, brought manuals home, and studied constantly. He turned his car into a classroom with books, tapes, and CDs, using every spare moment to understand how real estate truly works.

Key Takeaways for High-Income Earners and Business Owners Investing on the Side 🎯💡

One of Scott’s biggest breakthroughs was realizing that lack of capital wasn’t the real obstacle. Like many professionals, he believed he needed his own money to do deals. That changed once he learned how private money works.

Scott shared that roughly 95% of the deals he’s done over the last 15 years were funded using other people’s money, including retirement accounts and idle capital. That realization removed the ceiling many working professionals unknowingly place on themselves and allowed him to make more offers without being limited by personal savings.

Why Note Investing Became Scott Carson’s Focus 🧾🏘️

Scott was introduced to the note business through mentors in the mortgage industry who taught him creative financing and how notes are structured. While many investors focus on owner financing, Scott went deeper and learned how to buy non-performing notes — loans where borrowers haven’t paid for six months or longer.

By calling banks and lenders directly, Scott began receiving lists of distressed residential and multifamily debt. Instead of chasing properties, he focused on buying the debt tied to them, which let him see opportunities earlier than traditional investors — especially during downturns.

Rules of Thumb for Balancing Business and Life ⚖️🗓️

Scott doesn’t sugarcoat the early years. While learning the business, he worked full-time, waited tables, traveled to conferences, and built investor relationships. His wife supported the journey, and real estate became a shared long-term goal.

The Breakthrough That Created Real Momentum 📞🔥

Scott’s first major traction point came from direct action. After leaving the mortgage business, he began calling asset managers daily — often making 50 to 100 calls. He tracked conversations, learned his conversion ratios, and treated outreach like a skill to improve.

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Many high-income professionals want to invest in real estate but feel stuck due to demanding jobs and long hours. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustles & Syndication Show, Leslie Awasom shares how he began investing while working long hospital shifts as a CRNA—and how he used his W-2 income as leverage, not a limitation. His story shows how to build real estate on the side without rushing or quitting too early.

💼 How He Bought Real Estate While Working as a CRNA

Leslie worked 12-hour hospital shifts, often 60 hours a week. Instead of waiting for free time, he used breaks, night shifts, and weekends to learn. While others watched Netflix, he studied underwriting and deal structures. Those small efforts compounded over time.

Key actions he took: • Studied during hospital breaks • Learned underwriting on slow night shifts • Attended events on weekends • Focused on consistency over perfection

🏢 Starting with Single-Family, Then Scaling to Multifamily

Leslie started in 2017 with single-family homes using the BRRR strategy to learn the basics. As he gained experience, he shifted to multifamily for better scale and efficiency—ideal for busy professionals.

This move allowed him and his partners to focus on apartment buildings and create passive income.

🤝 Why Multifamily Makes Sense for Busy Professionals

In Part 1, Leslie explains how multifamily allows investors to pool capital, hire professional management, and stay focused on their careers.

Why this works for W-2 earners: • Less day-to-day involvement • Professional management • Faster scaling • Side-hustle friendly

📊 Using a W-2 as a Strategic Advantage

Leslie kept his CRNA income while growing his real estate business. When the market slowed in 2022, he stayed employed and later moved to per-diem work. He fully exited his W-2 in 2024, once timing and income aligned.

This approach helped him grow without financial pressure.

🎯 Rules of Thumb for Balancing Business and Life

Leslie didn’t follow a strict schedule—he worked whenever time allowed. Over time, this created two to three hours daily for real estate without sacrificing job performance.

Practical takeaways: • Use small gaps wisely • Don’t rush quitting • Let your income support growth • Reduce hours gradually

🔑 Key Takeaways for High-Income Earners Investing on the Side

This episode highlights patience, discipline, and using your job as leverage. Leslie’s journey proves real estate success comes from consistency and smart transitions—not hype.

If you’re a W-2 professional or business owner, this episode offers a realistic path to investing in real estate on the side.

Website: https://ericlindseyml.com/

Click On This Link For Our Free E-Book "An Introduction Into Apartment Syndication: https://moonlightcre.com/ebook_download/

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Many high-income professionals want to invest in real estate but feel stuck due to demanding jobs and long hours. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustles & Syndication Show, Leslie Awasom shares how he began investing while working long hospital shifts as a CRNA—and how he used his W-2 income as leverage, not a limitation. His story shows how to build real estate on the side without rushing or quitting too early.

💼 How He Bought Real Estate While Working as a CRNA

Leslie worked 12-hour hospital shifts, often 60 hours a week. Instead of waiting for free time, he used breaks, night shifts, and weekends to learn. While others watched Netflix, he studied underwriting and deal structures. Those small efforts compounded over time.

Key actions he took:
 • Studied during hospital breaks
 • Learned underwriting on slow night shifts
 • Attended events on weekends
 • Focused on consistency over perfection

🏢 Starting with Single-Family, Then Scaling to Multifamily

Leslie started in 2017 with single-family homes using the BRRR strategy to learn the basics. As he gained experience, he shifted to multifamily for better scale and efficiency—ideal for busy professionals.

This move allowed him and his partners to focus on apartment buildings and create passive income.

🤝 Why Multifamily Makes Sense for Busy Professionals

In Part 1, Leslie explains how multifamily allows investors to pool capital, hire professional management, and stay focused on their careers.

Why this works for W-2 earners:
 • Less day-to-day involvement
 • Professional management
 • Faster scaling
 • Side-hustle friendly

📊 Using a W-2 as a Strategic Advantage

Leslie kept his CRNA income while growing his real estate business. When the market slowed in 2022, he stayed employed and later moved to per-diem work. He fully exited his W-2 in 2024, once timing and income aligned.

This approach helped him grow without financial pressure.

🎯 Rules of Thumb for Balancing Business and Life

Leslie didn’t follow a strict schedule—he worked whenever time allowed. Over time, this created two to three hours daily for real estate without sacrificing job performance.

Practical takeaways:
 • Use small gaps wisely
 • Don’t rush quitting
 • Let your income support growth
 • Reduce hours gradually

🔑 Key Takeaways for High-Income Earners Investing on the Side

This episode highlights patience, discipline, and using your job as leverage. Leslie’s journey proves real estate success comes from consistency and smart transitions—not hype.

If you’re a W-2 professional or business owner, this episode offers a realistic path to investing in real estate on the side.

Click On This Link For Our Free E-Book "An Introduction Into Apartment Syndication: https://moonlightcre.com/ebook_download/
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Many high-income professionals and business owners want to invest in real estate but struggle to see how it fits alongside a demanding job or an operating business. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Syndication Show, Kevin Kennon explains how real estate ownership became a natural extension of his career—not a replacement for it. His journey shows how long-term wealth can be built while staying fully committed to your primary profession.

How to Invest in Real Estate While Working a Demanding Career

Kevin’s background is in architecture, with his career beginning in the late 1980s and based primarily in New York City. By the time he became involved in real estate ownership, he already owned and operated his own architecture firm. His entry into real estate came through a colleague—also an architect—who transitioned into development and syndicated a deal to convert a large historic building in Tribeca.

Kevin joined the project as both an investor and the architect, which allowed him to remain focused on his core business while participating in ownership. His experience shows that real estate does not have to compete with your career when your skills and opportunities align.

What He Did: Entered Real Estate Through His Existing Skill Set

Rather than pursuing deals outside his expertise, Kevin invested in a project where he was already providing value. The building was large, complex, and historically significant—the original American Express building in New York City.

This approach allowed Kevin to learn real estate ownership while continuing to operate his firm. It also reduced risk by protecting his primary income and maintaining professional focus.

How You Can Apply It: Use Your Career as Leverage, Not a Distraction

Kevin emphasizes the importance of protecting your main income source. Payroll, client obligations, and business stability always came first. With a firm of roughly 25 people at its peak, cash flow discipline was critical.

For professionals with demanding jobs or businesses, real estate should fit into defined time blocks without interfering with performance or responsibilities.

Rules of Thumb for Balancing Business and Life

Kevin explains that business and life are not separate lanes. Over time, he focused on integrating them rather than treating them as competing priorities. Consistency and discipline mattered more than speed.

This mindset is especially relevant for part-time investors building long-term wealth.

Understanding Real Estate in Highly Regulated Markets

Much of Kevin’s experience comes from New York City, where zoning, environmental rules, and high costs shape investment strategy. In these markets, conversions are often more viable than ground-up construction.

Success requires patience, regulatory knowledge, and conservative expectations.

Coaching Advice for Active and Passive Investors Buying Part-Time

Kevin’s story shows you don’t need to quit your job to build real estate wealth. Ownership can grow alongside a demanding career when investments align with your skills and risk tolerance.

For passive investors, his experience highlights the importance of understanding project complexity and operator capability.

Books Recommended for Active and Passive Investors

Rather than naming a single book, Kevin stresses staying informed about your local market. He recommends following newsletters and publications that track development, pricing, and trends.
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Many high-income professionals and business owners want to invest in real estate but struggle to see how it fits alongside a demanding job or an operating business. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Syndication Show, Kevin Kennon explains how real estate ownership became a natural extension of his career—not a replacement for it. His journey shows how long-term wealth can be built while staying fully committed to your primary profession.

How to Invest in Real Estate While Working a Demanding Career

Kevin’s background is in architecture, with his career beginning in the late 1980s and based primarily in New York City. By the time he became involved in real estate ownership, he already owned and operated his own architecture firm. His entry into real estate came through a colleague—also an architect—who transitioned into development and syndicated a deal to convert a large historic building in Tribeca.

Kevin joined the project as both an investor and the architect, which allowed him to remain focused on his core business while participating in ownership. His experience shows that real estate does not have to compete with your career when your skills and opportunities align.

What He Did: Entered Real Estate Through His Existing Skill Set

Rather than pursuing deals outside his expertise, Kevin invested in a project where he was already providing value. The building was large, complex, and historically significant—the original American Express building in New York City.

This approach allowed Kevin to learn real estate ownership while continuing to operate his firm. It also reduced risk by protecting his primary income and maintaining professional focus.

How You Can Apply It: Use Your Career as Leverage, Not a Distraction

Kevin emphasizes the importance of protecting your main income source. Payroll, client obligations, and business stability always came first. With a firm of roughly 25 people at its peak, cash flow discipline was critical.

For professionals with demanding jobs or businesses, real estate should fit into defined time blocks without interfering with performance or responsibilities.

Rules of Thumb for Balancing Business and Life

Kevin explains that business and life are not separate lanes. Over time, he focused on integrating them rather than treating them as competing priorities. Consistency and discipline mattered more than speed.

This mindset is especially relevant for part-time investors building long-term wealth.

Understanding Real Estate in Highly Regulated Markets

Much of Kevin’s experience comes from New York City, where zoning, environmental rules, and high costs shape investment strategy. In these markets, conversions are often more viable than ground-up construction.

Success requires patience, regulatory knowledge, and conservative expectations.

Coaching Advice for Active and Passive Investors Buying Part-Time

Kevin’s story shows you don’t need to quit your job to build real estate wealth. Ownership can grow alongside a demanding career when investments align with your skills and risk tolerance.

For passive investors, his experience highlights the importance of understanding project complexity and operator capability.

Books Recommended for Active and Passive Investors

Rather than naming a single book, Kevin stresses staying informed about your local market. He recommends following newsletters and publications that track development, pricing, and trends.

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1. Building a Portfolio While Working Full-Time 💼⏳

What he did:

• Built his portfolio without reducing workload
• Used a laptop + hotspot in rentals
• Completed repairs between calls
• Scheduled staggered work blocks
• Focused on high-value tasks

How you can apply it:

• Fit real estate into natural pockets in your day
• Bring work tools when needed
• Use flexible moments for small tasks
• Protect the income that keeps you bankable
• Build real estate around your job

2. Protecting the Income That Keeps Financing Easy 💵🏦

What he did:

• Kept his job stable
• Used income to qualify for loans
• Avoided lending disruptions
• Treated his job as an asset

How you can apply it:

• Maintain strong income
• Avoid changes that reduce bankability
• Let your job fund down payments
• Let stability fuel growth

3. Delegation as a Breakthrough for Scaling 🧰🤝

What he did:

• Built a contractor network
• Delegated nonessential tasks
• Focused on decisions, not labor
• Accepted his own limits

How you can apply it:

• Build a Rolodex early
• Delegate once you understand tasks
• Protect your bandwidth
• Grow by not doing everything

4. Early DIY for Education, Not Savings 🔧📘

What he did:

• Learned how properties function
• Understood repair costs
• Learned why things break
• Learned contractor language
• Built confidence for outsourcing

How you can apply it:

• Do early DIY for education only
• Treat DIY as temporary training
• Learn enough to spot inflated pricing
• Use that knowledge to manage efficiently

5. Designing a Low-Risk Buy Box 🏡📍

What he did:

• Targeted 2000+ townhomes
• Bought within 5 minutes of home
• Stayed close to hardware stores
• Chose HOA exteriors
• Avoided surprises

How you can apply it:

• Pick properties that reduce workload
• Stay close to your daily path
• Use risk management
• Choose criteria that limit emergencies

6. How He Actually Funded His First Deals 💰📈

What he did:

• Used business-exit capital
• Covered 20–25% down payments
• Reinvested cash flow
• Maxed out 10 conventional loans
• Explored DSCR/portfolio loans

How you can apply it:

• Use income or savings for early down payments
• Recycle cash flow
• Use conventional loans early
• Research DSCR/portfolio loans

7. The Real Sacrifice Behind His Growth 🌙💪

What he did:

• Worked late nights
• Shifted priorities
• Balanced work, rentals, family
• Doubled renovation timelines

How you can apply it:

• Expect late nights early on
• Prepare for sacrifices
• Build systems to protect family time
• Use realistic (longer) timelines

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