Welcome back to The Multifamily Artists Podcast! In this Action Items episode, we’re bringing back Suzy Sevier and Michael Barnhart! Suzy and Michael are the Founders of Adventurous Real Estate Investors. They specialize in Return on Impact. Through real estate investing, they create immeasurable impacts in their family, with their friends, in their community, with the families (residents) they serve, in the spaces where they want to be generous.... everywhere and anywhere! 

In this episode, Michael and Suzy talk about the networking strategies they have developed and are now using to boost their real estate careers. They will talk about attending meetups and conferences and why LinkedIn is such a powerful tool to connect with people that will help you succeed. They will also share some tips on task delegation and social media posting. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 13:55] How to Kickstart Your Multifamily Real Estate Journey

• Identify your criteria
• How to identify the right neighborhood class for you
• What are you comfortable with?
• What are you passionate about?
• Networking strategies
• Meetups and conferences
• The huge impact of LinkedIn
• Building a list of people
• Dealing with awkward moments

[13:66 – 21:06] Tips for Generating More Results in Your Real Estate Career

• Real estate is simple, but not easy
• Be around the people who are doing what you want to do
• Handing off tasks to others
• Social media posting

Tweetable Quotes:

“Get in those rooms with those people who are doing the things you want to do. Being around people who look like you, talk like you, act like you will make you think that if he can do it, or she can do it, I can do it as well.” - Michael Barnhart

“That's what you find out through education – what your niche would truly be, and that makes it a little bit easier as well.” - Suzy Sevier

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Long-distance Investing can be a tough venture to pull off, let alone in the middle of a pandemic. However, today’s guests, Suzy Sevier and Michael Barnhart were able to make it happen, and they will share with us their story. Suzy and Michael are the Founders of Adventurous Real Estate Investors. They specialize in Return on Impact. Through real estate investing, they create immeasurable impacts; in their family, with their friends, in their community, with the families (residents) they serve, in the spaces where they want to be generous.... everywhere and anywhere! 

In this episode, Suzy and Michael talk about how they are able to invest in real estate from overseas and how they were able to kickstart their journey amidst a global crisis. They will also talk about how you, as an investor, can maximize your ROI or Return on Impact. Listen in!

[00:01 – 05:39] Opening Segment

• Welcoming Suzy and Michael to the show
• How they got into real estate investing
• Making the most out of today’s virtual world

[05:40 – 14:44] Long-Distance Investing During a Pandemic

• Taking the risk amidst a global pandemic
• Developing their relationship with each other
• Making the push when most of the world is scared
• Learning about real estate with the help of a mentor
• Defining their criteria

[14:45 – 26:59] Why Having the Right Team Around You is Critical to Success

• Suzy and Michael on going all-in on Tulsa and Oklahoma City
• The importance of finding the right property management company
• What they look for in a property management company
• Caring about their residents
• Why understanding their general expenses is crucial
• It comes down to networking
• How they met their boots on the ground
• Posting on social media

[27:00 – 39:03] The Challenges that Come with Long-Distance Investing

• What their first deal looked like
• The challenges they had along the way
• On paperwork
• Communicating with attorneys and investors
• Why which day of the week you conduct webinars matters
• Creating systems

[39:04 – 48:20] ROI: Return on Impact

• What the future looks like for Suzy and Michael
• The legacy they want to leave behind
• Building schools in communities
• Creating an impact
• Return on Impact (ROI)
• How education impacted their lives

[48:21 – 50:26] Closing Segment

• How you can connect with Suzy and Michael
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“If we can just impact somebody 1% every day, then it's all worth it. If I can impact somebody and Michael can impact somebody, and even if you can impact somebody, hopefully, they feel that effect and they go want to impact somebody else. Just to start that momentum, that's our bigger picture.” - Suzy Sevier

“There were definitely a lot of challenges along the way. There are always challenges. When you're closing on a deal, there's always ups and downs. It's a roller coaster ride. There are difficult things and they become really easy and quiet and nothing happens, then it’s difficult, quiet, difficult, quiet, all the way until the end.” - Michael Barnhart

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Welcome back to The Multifamily Artists Podcast! In this Action Items episode, we’re bringing back Brad St. Onge! Brad is the Head of Partnership Development with InvestNext. He has been in Real Estate or Investments for almost 20 years. Over the last 5 years, he ran a successful investor relations department, then made the switch to InvestNext where his focus has been on helping IR departments successfully utilize technology to help grow their business.

In this episode, Brad and I will dive deeper into the features and advantages of InvestNext. Brad will tell us about InvestNext’s feature, the distribution waterfall, and how it compares to using Excel. If you’re planning to switch to InvestNext, hop right in on this episode and learn more about the software! 

[00:01 – 11:13] InvestNext’s Edge

• What you can do with InvestNext
• How the platform makes admin work easier
• The “distribution waterfall” feature
• Distribution waterfall vs. Excel

[11:14 – 15:12] Closing Segment

• Brad on those who want to switch to InvestNext
• How you can connect with Brad and InvestNext

Tweetable Quotes:

“There's just different hurdles that we build to essentially, hopefully, get you to stop using Excel. Because if you put something in wrong, it'll tell you correctly what you put in wrong, and you may be paying that out. So that's why I like our distribution waterfall. I think it's one of the things that really separates us from other groups.” - Brad St. Onge

“A lot of the better relationships are those that dig into the portal. This will help you save time and create that professionalism and transparency. If you dive and have questions, let's try to figure it out together. Let's make it better for you guys, for us, and hopefully for your investors, more importantly.” - Brad St. Onge

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The paperwork and processes that come with syndications can be quite a lot to handle. The good news is, certain platforms like InvestNext can make your syndications more efficient. This is what Brad St. Onge will talk about in this episode. Brad is the Head of Partnership Development with InvestNext. He has been in Real Estate or Investments for almost 20 years. Over the last 5 years, he ran a successful investor relations department, then made the switch to InvestNext where his focus has been on helping IR departments successfully utilize technology to help grow their business.

In this episode, Brad talks about how InvestNext makes syndication processes more efficient and easier to deal with. He is going to talk about the benefits of using the platform and how other investors are using it to ultimately generate more results in their real estate businesses. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 08:16] Opening Segment

• Welcoming Brad to the show
• Brad shares his background
• How he got into real estate
• Brad talks about InvestNext

[08:17 – 23:00] How InvestNext Makes Syndications More Effective and Efficient

• Investor relations solutions brought by InvestNext
• The challenges they were having in investor relations
• How the platform is helping other syndicators
• Why InvestNext is a platform for all
• The benefits of using the platform
• Building transparency and credibility
• The importance of doing your homework before a syndication

[23:01 – 34:04] Streamlining Investor Relations and Syndication Processes

• Red flags you should watch for in investor relations
• Streamlining the entire process of syndications
• There’s still a lot of people who don’t know about syndications
• Brad on non-transparent general partners
• Documenting voting processes

[35:05 – 37:41] Closing Segment

• The legacy Brad and InvestNext want to leave behind
• How you can connect with Brad and InvestNext
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“I think risk is proportionate to your knowledge about something. So if you've done your homework, then it shouldn't be very risky, as long as you understand what you're getting into.” - Brad St. Onge

“I think that's eventually where we want to go — just keeping on creating more time, how we can create more time for you guys, and then we'll just continue to try to use that as a focus and hopefully build a whole InvestNext environment where some of our GPs are talking to each other, communicating to each other, maybe helping each other raise funds. I think that's the overall goal for at least the next five years.” - Brad St. Onge

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Welcome back to The Multifamily Artists Podcast! In this Action Items episode, I welcome back Jason Yarusi! Jason is an active real estate syndicator and investor. In 2016, he founded Yarusi Holdings, a multifamily investment firm currently with over 850 units totaling over $75M in real estate. The firm repositions properties through operational efficiencies, moderate to extensive renovations, and complete rebranding. Jason also hosts "The Jason and Pili Project", a Youtube Channel, and The "Multifamily Live". His monthly Multifamily Meetup has amassed over 2500 members. In 2020 he ran over 2500 miles including over 500 miles in the month of April alone which included over 18 marathons. Jason and his wife, Pili, co-authored the book Fit Rich Life providing tactical advice one can do in 15 minutes or less a day to change the course of your life for the positive.

In this episode, Jason talks about how you can find partners and mentors if you’re starting out in real estate. He talks about the importance of figuring out the value you can provide and knowing your “why”. Jason also shares how he picks markets he invests in and what drivers he looks at to choose those markets. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 10:44] What You Should Do If You’re Looking for Partners or Mentors

• Welcoming back Jason to the show
• Jason talks about Alessandra Thompson, an Associate in Yarusi Holdings
• How she helps the team in operations
• How you can find potential partners or mentors
• Figure out where you can provide value
• Starting even without a portfolio or capital
• Focusing on strengths vs. filling in your weaknesses

[10:45 – 18:23] Strategies on Picking a Market

• How you can transition from single-family to multifamily
• It comes down to your “why”
• What Jason looks at when finding markets to invest in
• Job growth and diversity
• Tools he uses to find these drivers
• How you can learn more about multifamily real estate
• Connect with Jason!

Tweetable Quotes:

“Luck is never going to appear and you're never going to be ready for it if action isn't taken.” - Jason Yarusi

“Give it time to grow. Give it four or five months, put the steps in place, and either it's gonna be the right one or not. Then you make the change you have to or stick it out and you'll find your way in that market.” - Jason Yarusi

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If you want to get closer to your goals, put your focus on the journey. This is what Jason Yarusi will talk about in this episode. Jason is an active real estate syndicator and investor. In 2016, he founded Yarusi Holdings, a multifamily investment firm currently with over 850 units totaling over $75M in real estate. The firm repositions properties through operational efficiencies, moderate to extensive renovations, and complete rebranding. Jason also hosts "The Jason and Pili Project", a Youtube Channel, and The "Multifamily Live". His monthly Multifamily Meetup has amassed over 2500 members. In 2020 he ran over 2500 miles including over 500 miles in the month of April alone which included over 18 marathons. Jason and his wife, Pili, co-authored the book Fit Rich Life providing tactical advice one can do in 15 minutes or less a day to change the course of your life for the positive.

In this episode, Jason talks about the importance of putting the focus on your journey more than the goals and how this mindset will help you unlock the steps towards the things you’re aspiring for. Jason also talks about how he was able to scale his multifamily investments and how surrounding himself with the right people helped him get to where he is today. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 04:23] Opening Segment

• Welcoming Jason to the show
• Jason’s background
• The significance of the “ALOHA Mindset”
• How Jason got into real estate

[04:24 – 21:51] Achieving Your Goals by Focusing on the Journey

• How Jason scaled his multifamily investments
• Jason on leveraging yourself to empower others
• Why you can’t do everything by yourself
• How to keep partnerships successful
• Asking tough questions and having uncomfortable conversations
• How getting up earlier impacted Jason’s days
• The importance of fitness to other aspects of your life
• Why you have to put the focus on the journey more than the goal

[21:52 – 32:02] Scale Your Investments by Surrounding Yourself with the Right People

• Jason’s thoughts on getting to single-family first before transitioning to multifamily
• Jumping from small multifamilies to bigger multifamilies
• Getting the people that can help bolster you around you
• How Jason found those people
• Look for team members that fit the narrative
• Ask better questions, get better answers

[32:03 – 38:14] Closing Segment

• What Jason is focusing on now
• How Jason is involving his kids in real estate investing
• How you can connect with Jason
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“It's never a linear path. Sometimes you think you're on a course but as life goes, things are gonna change, and either we fight the narrative consistently or we just say, ‘Okay, what else is there out there?’” - Jason Yarusi

“When we're not clear because we don't have the questions that seem tough, what that does is that it creates the tough situations that we didn't want to happen because we wouldn't have that uncomfortable talk in front.”- Jason Yarusi

“We look so much at the goal and it seems like that's where the focus is, but it's really the steps we're taking now where the focus has to be because we're going to continually be on the journey.” - Jason Yarusi

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Welcome back to The Multifamily Artists Podcast! In this Action Items episode, I welcome back Angel Williams! Angel has been involved in real estate investing her whole life but began her personal real estate investing journey in 2003. She is a co-founder of The Academy Presents and a Managing Partner of Lorren Capital, LLC. Angel has experience in single-family home rentals, small multifamily home rentals, and passive investing in multifamily syndication deals. Angel graduated from Baylor University in 2000 with a BBA in Economics, and in 2002 with an MS in Economics. Providing educational opportunities will always be in her heart, and theacademypresents.com is the vehicle for her passion for spreading real estate investing education. 

In this episode, Angel talks about how you can stand out from the rest when it comes to networking. She shares some do’s and don’ts of networking and how she builds relationships with brokers. Angel also talks about the importance of being yourself in building connections with others. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 10:42] Do’s and Don’ts of Networking in Real Estate

• Be you!
• Don’t be afraid to break rules
• Building a relationship with the broker
• How being yourself makes things easier
• It’s about the people who want to be a part of your success
• Don't be afraid to say what you don't know

[10:43 – 12:18] Closing Segment

• How you can connect with Angel
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“You're going to hear from a lot of different people that tell you what you should and shouldn't do. Like you shouldn't act a certain way around brokers or you shouldn't act a certain way or say certain things to gurus. You get all of these little rules that people say. Don't be afraid to break those rules.” - Angel Williams

“I would rather deal with the people that get me and want to work with me and want to see me win deals because I'm me than because I know how to play the game.” - Angel Williams

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Connect with Angel on LinkedIn!

Check out The Academy Presents’ website, podcast, Instagram, and YouTube Channel! 

Lorren Capital: www.lorrencapital.com

Marvelous Monday Meet-ups, Noon Eastern EVERY Monday: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82005369187?pwd=cUMvNlBFQW53ZkxUbjJnS3JkM2Z3Zz09

Real Estate Investing Rocks Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/REIRocksCommunity

Second Set of Eyes, Underwriting/Underwriting Review: [email protected]

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A lot of people think that only those super-wealthy people with money to burn can invest in real estate. The truth is, real estate investors can also be average people who have a passion for providing others a good place to live. Today’s guest, Angel Williams, talks about that in this episode. Angel has been involved in real estate investing her whole life but began her personal real estate investing journey in 2003. She is a co-founder of The Academy Presents and a Managing Partner of Lorren Capital, LLC.  Angel has experience in single-family home rentals, small multifamily home rentals, and passive investing in multifamily syndication deals. Angel graduated from Baylor University in 2000 with a BBA in Economics, and in 2002 with an MS in Economics. Providing educational opportunities will always be in her heart, and theacademypresents.com is the vehicle for her passion for spreading real estate investing education. 

In this episode, Angel addresses the biggest misconception about real estate investing. She also talks about why most millennials prefer not owning a home. Angel will also give her advice to young people who wish to begin investing in real estate. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 09:29] Opening Segment

• Welcoming Angel to the show
• Angel shares her background
• Growing up in a family investing in real estate
• Angel on inflation and unemployment
• Transitioning from single-family to multifamily

[09:30 – 19:20] The Biggest Misconception About Real Estate Investors

• Angel’s experience as a passive investor
• Building trust
• Working with an operating team
• People’s misconception about real estate investors
• Angel on aiming to provide the best living conditions for tenants

[19:21 – 35:17] Real Estate Investing for Millennials

• Why many young people choose to not own a home
• The desire for flexible living arrangements
• Expensive homes
• Angel’s advice for millennials who are looking to invest in real estate
• It depends on your goal
• House hacking
• Implementing education into real estate investing
• Finding fulfillment in teaching
• Teaching kids vs. teaching adults

[35:18 – 39:12] Closing Segment

• What Angel is focusing on now
• How you can connect with Angel
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“What we want to do is create the best environment we can at your price point. We're going to provide the best living conditions that we can, whether it's a class-C, a class-B, a class-A, and that's our goal. That's our fiduciary responsibility to our investors, and we have to keep the residents happy, comfortable, and just proud of where they are.” - Angel Williams

“I feel like us as humans, we do make decisions based on emotions, and that is what makes us human instead of just the numbers and the calculations that come behind it. At the end of the day, we are humans and humans are operating the business plan, and it's really based on that gut instinct that I feel like people should listen to, instead of just listening to all these pretty numbers and having that shiny object syndrome.” - Taylor Cu

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Socials and Links

Connect with Angel on LinkedIn!

Check out The Academy Presents’ website, podcast, Instagram, and YouTube Channel! 

Lorren Capital: www.lorrencapital.com

Marvelous Monday Meet-ups, Noon Eastern EVERY Monday: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82005369187?pwd=cUMvNlBFQW53ZkxUbjJnS3JkM2Z3Zz09

Real Estate Investing Rocks Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/REIRocksCommunity

Second Set of Eyes, Underwriting/Underwriting Review: [email protected]

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Welcome back to the Multifamily Artists Podcast! Today, we are bringing back Loren Jacobs! Loren is a proud father of two and a loving husband. After graduating with a Master’s degree in neuromuscular physiology, he worked in stem cell research for 4 years before transitioning to real estate investing full time. Loren is Real Estate Operations Leader at Arrows Capital Group, a real estate investment company aimed at serving residents, communities, and investors. He is also a 5th generation real estate professional with experience operating single-family, commercial retail, small business, new development, and multifamily syndications. He currently has an equitable interest in 403 multifamily units. He and his wife have also started and acquired multiple small businesses. His passions include spending time with his family, raising his children, giving back through local charities and humanitarian work as well as any type of sport-related activity outdoors.

In this Action Items episode, Loren will talk about how you can get into your first general partnership. He will give you some tips and advice on getting partnership deals, from defining goals to getting educated. Loren will also walk you through the things you have to know before you try to raise money. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 11:42] How to Get Into Your First General Partnership

• Define your goals
• Understand your why
• Get educated
• Read some books
• Listen to podcasts
• Networking
• Decide on what specific area you’d like to add value on
• Acquisitions
• Raising capital for syndications
• Net worth and liquidity
• Refine your value proposition
• Communicate with your network about your value proposition
• Loren on joining masterminds

[11:43 – 20:03] What You Have to Know Before You Try to Raise Money

• Understand syndications
• Know the difference between an accredited and non-accredited investor
• Set up a CRM
• Tailor your offering based on their wants and needs
• Get familiar with underwriting

[20:04 – 21:54] Closing Segment

• How you can connect with Loren
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“Reinforce your goals with negative repercussions because those are going to help motivate you to achieve those goals. You need to understand the why and the potential positive outcomes, you also need to understand the what-ifs.” - Loren Jacobs

“A great way to get a foot in the door is to join a mastermind. Get in their network. You need to pinch pennies and save up a little bit of money to get in there. I think it's well worth it. Highly recommended. You don't have to do it, but it will absolutely help speed and fast-track your journey.” - Loren Jacobs

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Arrows Capital Group: https://arrowscapitalgroup.com/

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Your success in real estate comes down to adding value to others without expecting anything in return. This is what Loren Jacobs will talk about in this episode. Loren is a proud father of two and a loving husband. After graduating with a Master’s degree in neuromuscular physiology he worked in stem cell research for 4 years before transitioning to real estate investing full time. Loren is Real Estate Operations Leader at Arrows Capital Group, a real estate investment company aimed at serving residents, communities, and investors. He is also a 5th generation real estate professional with experience operating single-family, commercial retail, small business, new development, and multifamily syndications. He currently has an equitable interest in 403 multifamily units. He and his wife have also started and acquired multiple small businesses. His passions include spending time with his family, raising his children, giving back through local charities and humanitarian work as well as any type of sport-related activity outdoors.

In this episode, Loren will talk about his journey of getting into real estate. He will share his story of transitioning from his job as an engineer to investing in real estate. Loren will also talk about the role of adding value to others in your pursuit of success. He also shares his thoughts on networking, giving, and passive investing. Join us and listen in!

[00:01 – 08:14] Opening Segment

• Welcoming Loren to the show
• Loren shares his background
• Leaving his job for real estate investing
• How ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ made an impact on him
• Loren on scaling in real estate

[08:15 – 15:05] Having Lifestyle and Time Freedom Through Real Estate

• Why Loren’s engineering job wasn’t checking all the boxes
• Lifestyle and time freedom
• The impact he wants to make
• Using other people’s money for investment vs. using his own
• The difference in risk threshold
• Why you can’t take using investors’ capital lightly

[15:06 – 38:36] Adding Value, Passive Investing, and Starting Out

• How Loren is able to invest in different areas
• Networking with like-minded people
• How adding value and giving abundantly changed Loren’s life
• Loren shares some ways to get involved in real estate without being active
• Passive investing through syndications
• Investing in REITs
• Loren on starting an investment journey through single-family
• Why the experience helps in your transition to multifamily
• What the future looks like for Loren and Arrows Capital

[38:37 – 40:50] Closing Segment

• How you can connect with Loren
• Closing words

Tweetable Quotes:

“Who's in your network? Who is in your circle of people? Those people have so much power over who and what you are and who you become.” - Loren Jacobs

“When you ask yourself, ‘How do I add value to people? How do I give abundantly without expecting anything in [return]?’, your life will truly change.”

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Arrows Capital Group: https://arrowscapitalgroup.com/

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