This episode is from my keynote speech from Re-convene: In conversation with Moses Kagan. We discussed my journey from my early years how I started my Pick-up and Delivery service to now owning a Real Estate Private Equity company. I shared a lot of valuable insight in this episode so I hope you'll enjoy!

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What is your definition of success? For me, my definition of success is money in the bank. Because money, in my opinion, is a direct reflection of how much value you've added to the world. But as I've gotten older, I consider success a happy life. I consider success a balanced life where you're not just a good business person, but you're a good family member, husband, father and you are healthy, both physically and mentally.

Find out why having a right definition of success is important in this episode.

18 months ago, we just had six properties worth about $5 million, and by January 15, we'll have 1.2 million sq ft across 47 properties and 9000 units. We have deployed $77 million to acquire all the assets, $26 million of cash. Life is going so fast, but I would be lying to you if I didn't tell you that there's a lot of insecurity when it comes to this stuff. In this episode of the Nick Huber Show, we will talk about how to deal with Impostor Syndrome and overcoming fear.

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I'm about to tell you a story that if you're out on social media, you probably won't care much for it. And if you're considering getting on social media, something you need to be aware of and frankly, it's the main reason why most people do not get involved in social media. Building in public comes with its own risks, it comes with its own downsides, and I don’t discuss them enough but that’s what we’ll be going to talk about in this episode.

Find out what are the dangers of building in public in this episode!

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In this video I discuss three things:

1. What keeps me up at night

2. Update on my portfolio

3. Break down of REIT's 3rd quarter earning call

Definitely an exciting episode!

Find out more about the Q3 Self Storage results in this episode!

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In this episode, I'm going to talk about a couple of things that we've done and a couple of things that maybe you can do to manage risk. First things first, there are levers in real estate that are in your control, and there are levers in real estate that are outside of your control. Outside of your control levers includes, supplies to be delivered, interest rates when refinancing, and who’s going to buy my asset five years from now, etc. Those are all things that are outside of my control. I can't control interest rates, I can't control cap rates, and I can't control what somebody else is willing to pay for my asset. How can I minimize the effect of those while maximizing the things that I can control? So, what I do in my portfolio is I focus on minimizing the things outside of my control that I need to go right. I'm going to talk about a couple of things that we're doing inside of our portfolio to minimize risk.

Find out more how to manage risk in Real Estate in this episode!

In this episode of the Nick Huber Show, I'm going to talk about what you need to understand in real estate that so many beginner investors and others don’t get. This concept has a large relationship between my Sweaty Startup philosophy and why I love real estate: 

Most people that find their way into investing in real estate start out doing something sweaty, boring, and non-revolutionary; they do something common uncommonly well:

Many of these real estate investors begin gaining their original investment capital in a business that already exists. They find a way to do something a little bit better and they carve out a piece of the pie. Their startup isn’t glamorous, sexy, or life-changing to society. They don’t let themselves get emotionally attached to their business idea and, generally, they aren’t jumping into an industry that takes a lot of initial risk. They go out, sell themselves, and provide a product or service to an already existing market. They start!

Find out more what people don't understand about Real Estate in this episode!

This episode is a deal breakdown of a self storage facility we purchased at the end of 2020 for $1.3 million.

Youtube video with images: https://youtu.be/YrQdX3XCKTs

So today's topic is just a quick tip on leverage, on debt, on dealing with your banker because, in this competitive environment, interest-only periods are key. When you're dealing with a local banker, they're probably going to want to put your first deal on a 20-year amortization schedule with no interest-only. Meaning right off the bat, you pay principal and interest, and this crushes cash flow.

Learn how to negotiate the best loan terms in this episode!

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In this episode of The Nick Huber Show, I was invited to sit down with the guys from Acquisitions Anonymous run by great entrepreneurs, in their podcast, Michael Girdley, Mills Snell, and Bill D’Alessandro talk about and break down businesses that are for sale, evaluating if they’re a good investment or not. We tackle a self-storage facility deal in this episode and discuss if it's a yay or a nay.

Find out more how much is a storage facility worth in this episode!

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