The Rent Roll Radio Show

Albert Pellissier talks about how he got started through frugality consistently saving $500 a month for years to get his house. He then goes into how he tapped into the equity from that house to start investing. He walks us step by step through how he built the portfolio he has today which consists of 68 apartment units, 32 salons and a block of commercial properties starting with just a $30,000 heloc. Albert now has someone dedicated to managing all his properties making his investments truly passive and freeing up his time to pursue his passion of helping other men move beyond achievement to find true fulfillment in life through his organization Man Up. Albert is so engaging and such a great teacher that we decided to break the interview up into 2 parts so be sure to listen to them both.

This podcast is edited and managed by

Derrick Michaud

Shelby Row Productions, LLC

www.shelbyrowproductions.com

Albert Pellissier talks about how he got started through frugality consistently saving $500 a month for years to get his house. He then goes into how he tapped into the equity from that house to start investing. He walks us step by step through how he built the portfolio he has today which consists of 68 apartment units, 32 salons and a block of commercial properties starting with just a $30,000 heloc. Albert now has someone dedicated to managing all his properties making his investments truly passive and freeing up his time to pursue his passion of helping other men move beyond achievement to find true fulfillment in life through his organization Man Up. Albert is so engaging and such a great teacher that we decided to break the interview up into 2 parts so be sure to listen to them both.

This podcast is edited and managed by

Derrick Michaud

Shelby Row Productions, LLC

www.shelbyrowproductions.com

Dale Sterling with Dalebuyshousesnow.com has be a staple in the north Baton Rouge low income housing market for nearly 30 years. Today Dale shares his story with us from his humble beginnings of buying his first house and cash flowing $25 a month to why he is currently moving all of his money into mobile home parks. Over the years Dale has done it all, he spent years building up his rental portfolio of several hundred single family houses as well as flipping and wholesaling many properties along the way. Now he is in the process of liquidating his single-family portfolio and moving all of that money into mobile home parks. Come join us as he tells us how and why. 

This podcast is edited and managed by

Derrick Michaud

Shelby Row Productions, LLC

www.shelbyrowproductions.com

Dale Sterling with Dalebuyshousesnow.com has be a staple in the north Baton Rouge low income housing market for nearly 30 years. Today Dale shares his story with us from his humble beginnings of buying his first house and cash flowing $25 a month to why he is currently moving all of his money into mobile home parks. Over the years Dale has done it all, he spent years building up his rental portfolio of several hundred single family houses as well as flipping and wholesaling many properties along the way. Now he is in the process of liquidating his single-family portfolio and moving all of that money into mobile home parks. Come join us as he tells us how and why. 

This podcast is edited and managed by

Derrick Michaud

Shelby Row Productions, LLC

www.shelbyrowproductions.com

Josh and John Andrews, two brothers with full time jobs, started buying rental properties in low income areas of North Baton Rouge in 2013. Fast forward 7 years and their company Red Stick Brothers has 114 houses that they manage in house with the help of their mom and one other part time office lady. Come join our interview as we cover getting started, tax credit programs, financing, scaleing and so much more. I really enjoyed this interview and know you will too.

This podcast is edited and managed by

Josh and John Andrews, two brothers with full time jobs, started buying rental properties in low income areas of North Baton Rouge in 2013. Fast forward 7 years and their company Red Stick Brothers has 114 houses that they manage in house with the help of their mom and one other part time office lady. Come join our interview as we cover getting started, tax credit programs, financing, scaleing and so much more. I really enjoyed this interview and know you will too.

This podcast is edited and managed by