Guest: Bill Ham — multifamily owner/operator since 2005, author of Real Estate Raw & Creative Cash, founder of Creative Cash Academy.
👤 Host: Eric Lindsay — Moonlight Real Estate Syndication Show (built for people with a W-2 or full-time business).

💡 What Bill Actually Did (and Why He Says Don’t Copy It)

✈️ Started as a pilot out of school, read books, and bought a duplex as his first deal.

💵 Duplex cash-flowed ~$300/month; he had ~$10k saved and quit his aviation job.

🧑‍🍼 At 28, with no kids and no real debt, he still lived on every penny from the duplex—repairs were hard.

⚠️ Advice: Don’t quit your job because a guru said a duplex/fourplex can replace your income. He wouldn’t recommend doing what he did.

🧮 Underwriting the Smart Way (Back-of-Napkin First)

📄 Get the T-12 (month-by-month P&L) or recreate it.

🧰 Use a template; start with the seller’s asking price just to see if you’re in the ballpark.

🏦 Quick loan plug-ins he used “today”: 25% down, ~6.5% interest, 25-year amortization.

📊 Target DSCR ≈ 1.25. If you’re below that, either pay less or borrow less.

⏱️ Spend ~10 minutes to get a go/no-go before deep dives.

🧱 “Actuals” vs “Pro Forma” & What’s Real Value-Add

🧯 Only buying on actuals can make you miss true value-add; calling everything value-add leads to buying garbage.

📉 Rent growth is low to flat in many places—don’t assume tenants can cover underwriting mistakes.

🧪 Example he gave: 60%-occupied asset in a 95%-occupied area with abandoned operations—a case where pro forma made sense.

📈 Where Bill Is Now & His Market View

🏁 Built about 1,000 units, then sold everything ~2 years ago (before rates climbed).

🔎 Deal flow is limited, but he expects distressed sellers/properties to create opportunity.

🧭 If you own now: try to hold; “not a great time to sell.”

🎯 If you’re new: study and get ready—opportunities are coming.

🧠 Creative Financing (Use Carefully)

📝 Two main tools: seller financing (requires clear title) and master lease options.

⚖️ Subject-to/wraps are much riskier on consumer homes; in Florida, missing a payment on a homeowner subject-to can be a first-degree felony.

🏦 Lenders usually won’t allow 100% financing via big seller carries/undisclosed seconds; adding a second after closing without consent is often a loan violation.

📚 Books mentioned: Creative Cash (creative financing) & Real Estate Raw (how to buy multifamily).

🎯 Action Steps — Tailored to You
For Active Investors (W-2 or Business Owners) 💼🔧

✅ Start with what you can personally borrow and translate that into units in your market.

🧮 Run the 10-minute DSCR check (≈1.25) with 25% down / ~6.5% / 25-yr am as a baseline.

🚫 Don’t overpay and expect rent hikes to bail you out.

🧱 Be picky: true value-add is operationally fixable in a strong area—not “distressed = value-add.”

For Passive Investors (LPs) 💤💸

🕵️ Vet operators who underwrite with T-12s, talk DSCR, and avoid “raise rents and pray.”

🧪 Be skeptical of blanket “value-add” claims—Bill noted cases where LPs lost money when plans weren’t executed.

📚 Ask about debt terms, down payment, and whether lender rules allow any creative structure being pitched.

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 Intro Summary
David Pere proves you don’t have to give up your career or business to build serious wealth in real estate. While serving full-time in the U.S. Marine Corps, he built a 116-door portfolio in just over six years—starting with a simple house hack and strategically scaling into multifamily and boutique hotels. He’s mastered the art of investing on the side, using systems, partnerships, and smart financing to free up time while compounding wealth.

🔍 Things Discussed
Starting Small, Scaling Smart 🏠➡️🏢
• How David bought his first duplex while on active duty, then replicated the process into 116 units.
• Why house hacking is one of the most powerful starter moves for high-income earners who want to learn operations with minimal risk.
• Leveraging a W-2 or consistent business income as a “financing cheat code” to qualify for better loans and terms.

Finding Deals Without Quitting Your Job 🔎
• How David used handwritten letters during 24-hour duty shifts to land off-market properties.
• Transitioning from deal-hunting to capital raising and partnerships as his portfolio grew.
• The importance of surrounding yourself with a trusted operator team early on.

Risk Management for Busy Professionals ⚖️
• Always keep cash reserves—real estate isn’t passive without preparation.
• Tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) so issues are spotted and fixed quickly.
• Partnering with experts to avoid costly beginner mistakes.

🚀📈 How to Scale While Running a Business or Working Full-Time

Time block your week—dedicate 60–90 minutes daily and one longer session on weekends.

Leverage your primary income to secure financing and buy quality assets.

Hire early—property managers, VAs, and contractors who handle day-to-day operations.

Network intentionally—capital and deals flow to those who share what they’re doing.

⚖️ How David Balanced Military Life, Family & Real Estate
• Treated investing like a second business without letting it interfere with family time.
• Outsourced non-core tasks so he could focus on high-value decisions only.
• Kept weekends protected for family, with business handled during scheduled work blocks.

🔑 David’s Current Focus: Strategic Growth in 2025
• Targeting boutique hotels in high-tourism markets with untapped revenue potential.
• Conservative underwriting with multiple income streams per property.
• Mentoring other professionals through his War Room Mastermind to replicate his success.

⭐ Key Takeaways for High-Income Earners & Business Owners New to Real Estate 💰

Use your existing income as leverage—don’t rush to quit.

Start with low-risk learning through house hacking or small multifamily.

Systematize early so your business or career isn’t disrupted.

Focus on cash flow & appreciation—choose markets with both.

Think like an investor from Day 1—plan your exit or refinance strategy before you buy.

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️ Host: Eric Lindsay | 👤 Guest: Shannon Seeberan, Co-Founder • Cloud Med Spas

👀 Investor Value Proposition
Shannon co-founded Cloud Med Spas—a platform that lets real-estate owners turn unused medical exam rooms into hourly rentals for aesthetic injectors. The model was built after she spent eight years consulting in aesthetic dermatology and saw nurses, RNs, and NPs eager to run their own side businesses but unwilling to sign full leases. By offering pay-as-you-go space, owners open a new income stream without adding employees. 📈💸

🧭 How the Model Works (All Figures from the Interview)
Space Selection 🏢

Any med-spa, dental, or orthodontic office with one or two idle exam rooms qualifies.

Tenant Demand 👩‍⚕️

15–30 practitioners can share those rooms by booking hourly.

Pricing & Margin 💰

Room rent to injectors: about $99 per hour.

Injectors’ take-home margins: roughly $250–$400 per working hour.

Owner Cash Flow 💵

One practitioner can produce $800–$1,000 per month for the owner.

Scale up by adding more practitioners or rooms.

Launch Timeline ⏱️

Shannon says onboarding a new location typically finishes within two weeks once the software and product supply are in place.

📊 Advantages Cited in the Episode
Low Overhead: Practitioners supply their own clients and only pay when they work, so owners avoid payroll and vacancy risk.

Strong Demand: The medical-aesthetics market is growing quickly as non-invasive treatments (Botox, fillers) rise in popularity.

Flexibility: Practitioners value zero long-term leases; owners can re-use rooms for traditional medical purposes if needed.

Scalable Network: Cloud Med Spas is already active in 16 U.S. states, and real-estate investors are beginning to approach with space ready to fill.

🔍 Due-Diligence Points from Shannon
Regulations vary by state; medical-director oversight fees can differ.

Product access matters; Cloud Med Spas arranges prescription-injectable delivery at each site.

Marketing is built-in; the platform helps recruit nurse injectors for every new location.

🤝 Next Steps for Interested Investors
Audit existing medical properties for unused rooms.

Contact Cloud Med Spas to confirm regulatory fit and onboarding timeline.

Prepare light cosmetic upgrades and install digital access if needed.

Launch bookings and track monthly practitioner count and room-hour utilization

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Got a full-time job or business? Still want to build wealth through real estate? This episode is for you. 🚀
Alan Franks is a financial planner who didn’t quit his job — he used it as a launchpad.
While raising a family and managing clients, he quietly stacked properties and built passive income one deal at a time. 💼🏘️💵

🛠️ HOW HE GOT STARTED

📍 Alan began investing in his early 20s while working full-time in finance.

💰 He tapped into $10K from a life insurance policy to buy his first rental.

🏡 He then pulled a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) to snag his next property.

💸 That rental paid off the HELOC, and he repeated the process.

📈 Over time, he scaled into duplexes and eventually joined a 130-unit apartment syndication deal.

📊 STOCKS VS. REAL ESTATE — WHAT HE TELLS CLIENTS

🔁 “It’s not either/or — it’s both.”

✅ Stocks = liquidity + long-term growth 💹

✅ Real Estate = control, leverage, and incredible tax benefits 🏘️💰

💡 “Most people don’t realize how powerful real estate is for tax strategy, especially for W-2 earners.”

📉 He helps clients borrow against stock portfolios to invest in cash-flowing rentals, so each dollar works twice. 🧠💵

🧱 HOW HE INVESTS TODAY

📦 Alan eventually stepped back from hands-on management to focus on his 3 kids and his financial planning firm.

🏢 He now invests passively in apartment syndications.

💸 He earns quarterly distributions, gains appreciation, and gets solid tax write-offs — all without chasing tenants or fixing toilets.

💼 Plus, he uses his HELOC to do private lending:

➡️ Borrow @ 7%
➡️ Lend @ 17%
➡️ Keep the spread 📈🧾

💥 TIPS FOR INVESTORS WITH FULL-TIME JOBS OR BUSINESSES

🔑 Leverage what you already have: life insurance, HELOC, stock portfolio

🔑 Go passive or partner to protect your time and energy

🔑 Learn to use cost segregation & depreciation to reduce taxes 🧾

🔑 Don’t just diversify your assets — diversify your tax exposure 💡

🔑 Play the long game: freedom, options, and steady growth 🚀

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At 19, AJ couldn’t get financing, so he teamed up with a friend who had credit, bought a house, and house‑hacked with roommates—living free while values climbed. That first win pulled him into the industry; he started selling and investing the same year and became a broker/owner by 25. Today, as introduced on the show, he’s facilitated billions in deals, manages 1,000+ properties, and raises capital for multifamily projects—all while splitting time between Kelowna, BC and Scottsdale, AZ. He hasn’t “retired”; he simply built teams and systems around a clear vision. 🚀

🔍 Things Discussed
Joint Venture Basics: Cash, credit on the mortgage, management, and expertise each have value—split the 100% “pie” accordingly. A classic 50/50 fit: one partner has money, the other has time and know‑how. 🤝

Two Active Funds:

Cash Offer Canada – Instant offers, buying at a 15–20% discount, renovate, then either sell or hold via rent‑to‑own. Rent‑to‑own boosts cash flow, shifts repairs to the tenant, removes the need for property management, and includes a non‑refundable deposit. Homes typically sell in 2–3 years at a premium. 💵🔧

Purpose‑Built Rentals – Large multifamily projects using CMHC’s 95% LTV loans, 50‑year amortizations, and local 10‑year tax holidays. With 20:1 leverage, ~$200M in builds can be done with ~$10M equity. 🏢

Returns & Structure: 8% hurdle, then a 50/50 LP–GP split. Past five‑year IRR averages ~18%. Multifamily deals target ~2.5x equity in three years and start at ~12% cash‑on‑cash. 📈

Flipping in Arizona: Not high volume—just “home runs.” Aim for ~30% annualized returns in six months. Earlier buys included $50K condos in Arcadia (now ~$350K). Current range: $1M–$1.5M mid‑luxury flips. 🏡

Foreign Capital: Canada’s foreign buyer ban limits U.S. investors, though trust structures might work. No foreign money taken yet; an offering memorandum/public route is being explored. 📝

🚀 How to Scale Your Business While Working Full‑Time
Make yourself redundant—hire great people for what you’re not best at.

Use VAs and AI to buy back time.

Protect a “power hour”: 5–10 contacts daily. AJ’s example—200 calls a month → roughly four transactions—shows why tracking inputs matters. ☎️

⚖️ How AJ Balances Life, Family & Real Estate
Sprint, then Rest: He takes real breaks (weekends to month‑long trips). Like a boxer, you need that minute between rounds. 🥊

Vision First: He writes a vivid 10‑year picture. Reading his 2013 plan today, he’s hit ~80% of it. 🎯

🔑 AJ’s Current Business Focus: Strategic Growth in This Market
Scale Cash Offer Canada & the purpose‑built rental pipeline under today’s incentives.

Execute high‑margin flips in Phoenix with trusted local teams.

Keep refining systems so he can lead from anywhere. 🌍

⭐ Key Takeaways & Advice for Busy Professionals 💰
Master Joint Ventures—know your value and find the complementary partner.

Sequence: Expertise → Money → Time—learn first, then earn, then buy back your hours. 📚💵⏳

Know Your Numbers—track calls → appointments → clients, run a real P&L, and follow “Profit First” principles so the business lives on 70% of revenue. 📊

Recharge to Perform—your best ideas come when you create space to think. 🌴

Connect with AJ: Instagram – Vantage West Do Academy 📲

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Cole Oliver is Senior Vice-President at King Operating, forging long-term partnerships with capital-raising teams. In this episode he explains why many real-estate syndicators add oil-and-gas projects to their portfolios and what unique risks new investors should weigh before committing capital.

🔍 Things Discussed
Core differences between real estate and oil & gas: daily commodity-price swings and the need for seasoned operators.

First-year tax deductions of 75–85 % of invested capital.

“Fund-to-Fund” structure that lets multifamily operators place one large check into King Operating offerings.

Performance targets on the current raise: 8.8 % average cash-on-cash and a projected 2.6× equity multiple over 3–5 years.

Shift from partial debt to all-equity financing after recent credit-market turbulence.

⚖️ How Cole Balances Life, Family & Business
He maintains balance with quick dog-walk breaks, golf for relaxation, and short vacations to recharge—while dedicating focused blocks of time to his corporate role and investment activities.

🔑 Cole Oliver’s Current Business Focus Is: Strategic Growth in This Market (2025)
King Operating is raising up to $200 million (≈ $190 million committed) to acquire undervalued oil-and-gas fields with minimal debt and plans to launch its next fund once this raise is complete.

⭐ Key Takeaways & Advice for Busy Professionals That Want to Buy Real Estate 💰
Commodity Awareness – Oil prices move with geopolitics; partner with teams that have managed through multiple cycles.

Deliberate Diversification – Even a modest energy allocation balances a portfolio concentrated in apartments or other property assets.

Tax Impact – A six-figure investment can offset a large share of first-year taxable income.

Partner First – Lacking drilling expertise? Provide capital to proven operators rather than running wells yourself.

Plan for 3–5 Years – Typical holds are three to five years, with flexibility to extend if markets shift.

📚 Book Recommendation: Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey – spot life’s “green lights” and act decisively.

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📌 For the past two decades, Richard Crouch has been the quiet deal architect behind complex real-estate syndications—guiding sponsors through subject-to assumptions, seller-financed seconds, and multi-tier equity waterfalls. He then applied the same playbook to build his own real-estate portfolio. If you want a clear, step-by-step view of how a transaction is papered, funded, and closed, Richard’s checklist is the shortcut. 🛠️

🔍 Transaction Discussed 🚀📈
• Creative Capital Stack: Acquired a 300-unit multifamily for $13.5 M using subject-to financing plus a seller note.
• Nine-Month Turnaround: Leasing & ops team boosted NOI, enabling a $50 M refinance.
• Investor Buy-Out Clause: After doubling returns in < 24 months, investors exited for $1 each—Richard retained 100 % ownership.
• 2025 Market Reality: Higher rates ⇒ 50 % LTV loans & larger self-funded equity checks.

⭐ Key Takeaways & Advice for Busy Professionals 💰✨
Creativity Beats Cash – Subject-to + seller financing can bridge equity gaps.

Document Everything – Clarify fees, capital calls, and performance hurdles before closing.

Communicate the Bumps – Honest updates turn investors into repeat partners.

Delay Your Fee if Needed – Aligns optics—and trust—with your backers.

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Meet Our Guest
Carlos Samaniego — former paramedic and former real-estate loan officer who is now a federally licensed IRS specialist (enrolled agent) and co-founder of Tax Debt Consultants, LLC.

💡 How This Episode Will Help Real-Estate Investors
Hidden tax debt can block a refinance, stall a sale, or even drag an entire partnership into collections. Carlos explains exactly how to spot those risks in advance, why COVID-era lien delays make them harder to see, and which IRS tools can resolve problems before they explode.

📌 Core Takeaways (Quick Hits)
A Personal Tax Crisis Sparked His Career 🧾
Eight years of unfiled returns left Carlos owing nearly six figures. An enrolled agent solved it, inspiring him to earn the same license and help others face the IRS with confidence.

Three-Step Fix for Any Tax Problem 🔧

Pull transcripts for every tax year back to 1990.

File only the six years the IRS requires for compliance.

Choose the right remedy: an affordable installment plan, “currently not collectible” status, or (if you qualify) an offer-in-compromise.

COVID Lien Pause = Invisible Liabilities ⚠️
From 2020 to 2023 federal tax liens were rarely filed, so a partner’s credit report may look clean while big balances sit unseen.

Due-Diligence Checklist for Partnerships 🤝
• Ask every prospective partner for an IRS transcript, not just a credit score.
• Verify all returns are filed and any balances are addressed before funding a deal.
• Re-check transcripts and title records before refinancing or selling.

🗣️ Key Quotes
“I file the power of attorney so you never have to call the IRS yourself.”

“The IRS usually needs just six returns to call you compliant.”

“A hidden lien can halt a refinance and trap your equity.”

📚 Free Resource
Download Carlos’s e-book How to Make the IRS an Offer They Can’t Refuse at taxdebtbook.com.

🚀 Action Steps for Listeners
Pull your own IRS transcript today (it’s free on irs.gov).

Require an IRS transcript from every future partner—before you sign an LOI.

If you have unfiled years or unpaid balances, follow Carlos’s three-step plan and seek professional help early.

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About to team up on a deal? 🏘️ Make sure your partner’s unpaid taxes don’t shut down your exit! IRS specialist Carlos Sango breaks down transcript checks, COVID lien surprises, and the fastest ways to clear a tax mess. Grab these notes and keep Uncle Sam from becoming an unwanted partner! 🔐 #RealEstate #TaxSmart

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 Intro Summary
Community-services coordinator by day, apartment buyer by night! Nate Pharmer-Eden 🇺🇸 started out helping manage 1,000+ Madison WI units for a developer, then realized he wanted ownership too. With a fiancée, two kids, and a 9-to-5, he formed Eaton Capital (2023) and began scooping up value-add multifamily deals in the Carolinas without quitting his W-2 job. His secret sauce? Tight partnerships, vertical integration, and crazy-good time blocking. ⏰🏗️

🔍 Things Discussed

Early Influence & Real-Estate Spark ⚡
• Paid college internship in insurance showed him the cubicle life wasn’t for him.
• A fraternity brother’s 254-unit project hired Nate as resident-services lead—boots-on-the-ground education! 👟
• First personal deal (2016): FHA duplex for $64.9 K; painful tenant issues but priceless lessons.

How to Scale Your Business While Working Full-Time 🚀📈
• Formed Eaton Capital for economies of scale.
• Added partners who cover weekday site work while he tackles evenings/weekends.
• Built in-house construction + management (MK Residential Partners) to slash rehab costs to < $13 K per unit and stay on schedule.

⚖️ How Nate Balanced Life, Family, W-2 & Real Estate 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🔧
• Early-morning underwriting ☕, lunch-break lender calls, weekend property walks.
• Delegates plumbing, leasing, bookkeeping—focuses on investor relations & strategy.
• Keeps ample reserves so home finances stay calm when roofs leak or trees fall. 🌳💧

🔑 Nate’s Current Business Focus: Strategic Growth in 2025 🗓️
• 66 doors AUM:
◦ 12-unit Kernersville NC (Jan 2024) - bought < $600 K with 12.5 % bridge debt; fully renovated & stabilized a year ahead of plan. 🛠️🏠
◦ 54-unit nearby - purchased off-market for $3.275 M, appraised $4 M; 10-yr Freddie SBL at 5.67 %. Targeting rent bumps from $579 ➡️ $900+ via light-value-add (LVP floors, paint, fixtures). 💵
• Goal: add 200-300 more Carolinas units before expanding to VA/GA.
• Underwrites conservatively, buys rate caps only when numbers still pencil out.

⭐ Key Takeaways & Advice for Busy Professionals 💰

Use your paycheck—lenders love W-2 stability. 💳

Partner up—real estate is a team sport; find folks who complement your gaps. 🤜🤛

Vertical integration saves cash—own the reno & management lines where you can. 🛠️

Conservative underwriting wins—assume bumps, break-downs & bigger insurance bills. 📉

Grow before you go—stack reliable cash flow first; quitting comes later. 🏁

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📌 Intro Summary
In this segment, Angela Healy explains how partnering with an expert mid‑term property management company transforms the landlord experience. Mid‑term rentals—furnished stays of 30 days or more—bridge the gap between short‑term and traditional leases, offering steady income and lower turnover. By educating HOAs and city economic‑development teams, Avenue West keeps buildings rent‑ready and owners protected, all while Angela scaled the business from a single condo in 2004 to an 18‑office, 500‑city franchise network.

 Things Discussed

Regulation Outlook 🏛️
– Short‑term Airbnb crackdowns stem from housing shortages.
– Mid‑term rentals remain regulation‑friendly when you build trust with local officials.

Educating Key Stakeholders 🎓
– The Corporate Housing Providers Association works with economic‑development centers to highlight corporate housing needs.
– Angela meets HOA boards early to lock in the 30‑day lease minimum and prevent rushed moves to 3–12 month rules.

Owner & Property Due Diligence 🔍
– Avenue West calls back the same day, reviews your HOA’s fine print, and checks cash‑flow reserves.
– Annual budgeting strategies ensure a two‑week vacancy never threatens your mortgage.

Fee Structure & Value Proposition 💸
– 70 / 30 Split: Owners keep 70 %, managers keep 30 % but raise gross rents and handle all turnovers, cleans, and repairs.
– Premium management often yields higher net income with zero evening or weekend work for owners.

HOA Case Study 🏢
– One building’s sudden shift from 30‑day to 12‑month minimum wiped out mid‑term tenants.
– Early education of boards prevents these costly surprises.

🚀 How To Scale a Mid‑Term Rental Business by Partnering with an Expert

Turnkey Operations: Delegate guest vetting, billing, turnovers, and maintenance.

Liability Protection: Each unit resides in its own LLC, set up for you with minimal tax work.

Repeatable Growth: Tap into proven systems and add properties effortlessly.

⭐ Key Takeaways & Advice for Busy Professionals That Want to Buy Real Estate 💰

Engage Regulators Early – Educate HOAs & city offices on the benefits of 30‑day leases.

Budget Annually – Maintain reserves so short vacancies never derail your finances.

Outsource Operations – Partner with experts to scale without sacrificing evenings or weekends.

Protect with LLCs – Use one entity per property to contain liability.

Leverage Your Network – Build a team with a rental‑savvy CPA, real‑estate attorney, and specialized banker

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