The Rent Roll Radio Show

Sunitha was a childhood tennis star that transitioned into the corporate world after her tennis career ended. She saw that she was not going to be able to accomplish all that she wanted in life with her 9 to 5 which led her to start investing in real estate on the side. She calls real estate her third retirement plan and through partnerships and other creative strategies she has built a nice size portfolio. She says what she likes about real estate investing is it allows her to work with the people she wants to work with and gives her freedom.

Eric and his partners at Active Duty Passive Income (ADPI) are doing some incredible things in the real estate investing space, specifically helping others service members achieve financial freedom. Eric got his start in real estate, house hacking with his VA loan while he was still in the military. As he moved around with the military he repeated this process and grew his wealth over the years. Then after attending a Rod Khleif conference, got bit by the syndication bug. Eric and his partners at ADPI have built a phenomenal brand based on giving back. They focus on educating other service members on how to take advantage of these strategies. They provide valuable content consistently to encourage them along the way through their Facebook group and wildly successful podcast. ADPI is also on a mission to help and veteran homelessness by providing housing for homeless veterans.

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Frank is a savvy investor and all-around great guy. Today he walks us through how he built up his real estate investing business and was able to walk away from his full-time job as a schoolteacher. He does all kinds of deals in his hometown in Rhode Island but has now branched out into apartments syndication. He is investing in other peoples syndication deals all over the country and has recently closed on his own deal in Idaho. Through their brand, The Cash Flow Kings, Frank and his partner have built up over 10,000 followers on Instagram by consistently adding value to others.

Hadar Shares his many years of experience with this. He walks through how he built his portfolio, lessons he learned along the way and why he invests from overseas now. He is very passionate about adding value to others, networking and educating others.

Scott Trench is the CEO of BiggerPockets, author of the book Set For Life and the cohost of the BiggerPockets Money podcast. Today Scott shares his philosophies on money, investing and frugality with us. He talks about real estate investing from a position of power with a strong foundation, house hacking and why he thinks it’s such a great investment, and why he chooses to take a more passive approach to investing to spend more time and energy pursuing his passion of running, growing and nurturing the BiggerPockets community. Scott has a brilliant mind, an analytical approach and a huge humble heart. We consider ourselves very privileged to have had him on the show and can’t thank him enough for everything he and team are doing over at Bigger Pockets. 

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Ryan cofounded Elevation Capital with his wife and together they have purchased over $470 million in assets in over 30 states. Ryan is an all-around impressive individual; in high school he wrote a real estate software which even sold to Binnie other investors including Donald Trump. In college he met his wife and together they begin amassing a portfolio of single-family rental is in their early 20s. They quickly moved to the mobile home space and self-storage space after Ryan’s in-depth analysis of the different asset classes and how they perform in different stages of the market cycles. Ryan then discovered the art of syndicating other people’s money and his business took off exponentially. Ryan is such an incredibly intelligent individual and considered one of the countries for most experts in the mobile home investing space. Today he gives us an in-depth explanation of why mobile home parks and self-storage facilities are possibly the best asset classes to be investing in.

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Hunter Thompson is the managing principal at Asym Capital, Author of the Amazon best-selling book, Raising Capital for Real Estate and The host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast. Today he shares his journey with us. He details where he came from, how he got started and why he chose raising money for real estate syndications. He shares his struggles and rejections in the early days and how he turned it around and built a successful syndication business raising over $30 million to date. Hunter is an exciting and inspiring guest and we were privileged to have him share his insight and energy with us on today’s episode.

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Danny joins us from Birmingham Alabama, he is a schoolteacher turned real estate agent. After a few years of selling real estate for others he quickly realized that the real wealth in real estate was in investing, so he decided to start investing for himself. After just nine months in the investor space he has amassed a 30-unit portfolio of duplexes and single-family houses by leveraging partnerships in other people’s money. He talks about mindset, creative real estate strategies and the importance of taking risks. Danny’s energy, attitude and hunger is refreshing and an inspiration to anyone who listens.

Dylan is the principal at Rand Partners where he is involved with managing over 700 doors worth nearly $50 million at just 25 years old. Dylan dropped out of college to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams at a young age. His pursuits eventually landed in real estate investing, after getting his beak wet in single-family space, he quickly decided to move toward multi family. After teaming up with Jake and Gino he came on as the principal at Rand Partners and quickly went to work expanding the business, bringing in new investors, bringing them into new markets and helping diversify into new business lines. Dylan’s drive to live with purpose and intention has contributed to him creating a life for himself that most others only dream of at his age.

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Adam is a Multifamily Real Estate Investor, the host of The Creative Real Estate podcast, and the host of the sixth largest real estate meet up in the country. Since 2008 Adam and his partners have acquired over $53 million in multifamily assets through their company Blue Spruce Holdings. Adam's passion for helping others and educating on the process is quite clear through our interview. Adam is very passionate and energetic about what he does, and it shows. Today Adam shares with us his greatest successes as well as his worst failures. He shares about the lessons he learned along the way and what his company looks for in a multifamily community. I really enjoyed this interview and I know that all our listeners will too.

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