Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Brandon Cobb, real estate developer, investor, entrepreneur, and CEO of HBG Capital Group. Brandon calls himself an accidental entrepreneur. After being fired from his medical device sales job around age 27, he gave himself six months to make money in real estate. 

Eight days before that deadline, he closed his first house flip for a $30,000 profit. Ten years later, he develops and sells land to national homebuilders like D.R. Horton, Lennar, and Ryan Homes, runs two masterminds, hosts the Recession Resistant Real Estate Radio podcast, and is aiming to grow his development company to $100 million in revenue.

Brandon grew up in Memphis, went to the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, and now lives in Nashville. After that first flip, he scaled to 30 to 50 house flips per year, then discovered new construction was three times more profitable when they rebuilt a fire-damaged property. Instead of chasing 200 landowners a year for 30 vacant lots, they started targeting single parcels large enough for entire subdivisions.

They discuss how he finds large tracts using GIS maps and conversations with planning directors, why joining a mastermind after his first year saved his business, converting debt investors to equity partners overnight to unlock a $20M bank loan, running the Land Development Accelerator and AI Agent Accelerator, and why one AI agent he built does six hours of land due diligence in minutes.

🎯 Topics covered:

• Getting fired from medical device sales at 27
• The six-month ultimatum and $30K first flip
• Scaling house flips to 30-50 per year
• The fire-damaged house that led to new construction
• Getting bought out by D.R. Horton, Lennar, and Ryan Homes
• Finding land through GIS maps and planning directors
• Why masterminds pay for themselves in year one
• Converting debt to equity to unlock a $20M bank loan
• Land Development Accelerator and AI Agent Accelerator
• Building AI agents on his own server with Claude Code
• One AI agent doing 6 hours of due diligence in minutes
• Annual family trips as his why

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Website: hbgcapital.net

Mastermind: learnlanddevelopment.com

Podcast: Recession Resistant Real Estate Radio

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Liz Fisher, owner of Tap Into Health, EFT International Accredited Certified Practitioner, clinical hypnotherapist, author, and host of the Tap Into Health podcast. Liz works with clients on body-focused repetitive behaviors, anxiety, panic disorder, emetophobia, performance anxiety, and emotional blocks that traditional therapy has not been able to resolve. Fun fact: Liz and Tori are second cousins.

Liz was a graphic designer for over 20 years before pivoting into healing work. At 8 years old she developed trichotillomania, a body-focused repetitive behavior that caused her to pull out her hair, and by age 20 she was wearing a full wig. After her second son was born in 2014, the pulling came back while she was nursing in the middle of the night. She Googled ways to stop without medication, found EFT on YouTube, taught herself, and didn't pull for three months. When urges returned around Thanksgiving, she found a trainer in Cleveland, took the $3,000 certification course, and during that training cleared her hair pulling for good in just four sessions with another practitioner in Pittsburgh.

They discuss what EFT actually is (acupressure points from Chinese medicine combined with talk therapy), how tapping lowers cortisol and re-engages the prefrontal cortex, the FMRI studies showing brain chemistry change after two minutes, Gary Craig (the Stanford-trained engineer who invented EFT), why Liz became a certified clinical hypnotherapist in 2024, the frozen shoulder client who could lift her arm after one session about a broken heart, and the past-life Civil War session that freed a woman to drive again.

🎯 Topics covered:

• What EFT is and how it works (9 acupressure points)
• Trichotillomania at 8 and wearing a wig by 20
• The 3 AM Google search that introduced her to EFT
• Healing her hair pulling in 4 sessions
• How EFT lowers cortisol and re-engages the prefrontal cortex
• The frozen shoulder client and the broken heart session
• Becoming a clinical hypnotherapist in 2024
• The Civil War past-life session
• Tapping with kids, horses, and animals
• Her book Breaking Free from Trichotillomania with EFT
• Final advice: emotions are temporary, you don't have to stay stuck

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👤 Connect with Liz Fisher

Website: tapintohealth.net 

Instagram: @tapintohealth_eft

Podcast: Tap Into Health

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Title: The Tori Nook Talk Show | Tyler Bindi: The Art of Outworking Your Competition in Investment Sales

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Tyler Bindi, an investment sales broker at Marcus & Millichap in LA who specializes in net lease properties, sale-leasebacks, and portfolio dispositions across the country. Tyler is also the #1 most followed person in commercial real estate on LinkedIn, and he's built his reputation on outworking his competition through deep pricing analysis, strategic marketing, and a relentless client-first approach.

🎯 Topics covered:

• D1 baseball and the broadcasting dream that didn't pan out
• Selling tickets for the Colorado Rockies before COVID
• The country club front desk revelation
• Moving to LA at 24 with 13 months of rent saved
• Making 500 cold calls a week his first year
• First listing: a Dunkin' Donuts sold at list price with one call
• Why he calls himself the garbage man
• How to value triple net: lease term, tenant, location
• The disconnect between seller pricing and current cap rates
• Sale-leaseback transactions explained
• Selling contaminated and deferred maintenance deals
• Why overcommunication wins portfolio dispositions
• Final advice: don't overpromise and underdeliver

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-bindi/ 

X: https://x.com/TripleNetTyler 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tylerbindi5/ 

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Mandy McAllister, co-founder of GoBundance Women, multifamily real estate investor, mindset leader, and co-host of the top 100 podcast Power Up Your Life. Mandy spent the bulk of her career in medical device sales before making the leap into investment real estate. She left her $300K W-2 in 2021 and today her portfolio includes 373 doors across 8 assets, spanning B-class workforce housing, furnished student housing, and motel repositioning.

Mandy is a farm kid from a small town in central Illinois (800 people, graduating class of 26). After tearing her ACL junior year, she landed a volleyball scholarship at Mercer University, then moved to Chicago the day after graduation. She has a master's in economics, was told she'd be a doctor, switched to business school, and climbed the ladder in medical device sales until she realized she was a slave to her pager. She had been interested in real estate since college but didn't act until age 35 when she had her son Duncan and realized life wasn't a dress rehearsal.

They discuss building a floor of income (the math that gave her the bravery to leave her W-2), partnering with two guys on her first 53-unit deal, buying a car wash and motel, why solving $3.75 problems costs the same brain space as million-dollar problems, founding GoBundance Women, why women are taught to be perfect and men are taught to be brave, raising kids to make decisions instead of helicopter momming, and her new book and app on return on brainspace.

🎯 Topics covered: 

• Farm kid from a town of 800 with a graduating class of 26 

• Tearing her ACL and the mindset ninja origin 

• Medical device sales: slave to the pager 

• Doing the math on a floor of income to leave her $300K W-2 

• Buying her first 53-unit apartment building with two partners 

• 373 doors across 8 assets today 

• Solving $3.75 problems versus million-dollar problems 

• Co-founding GoBundance Women 

• Why women are taught to be perfect, men taught to be brave 

• Raising kids to make decisions, not depend on you 

• Return on brainspace book and app

👤 Connect with Mandy McAllister

Website: mandymcallister.com

Podcast: Power Up Your Life

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/themandymcallister/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themandymcallister/ 

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 Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Karen Conde, an entrepreneur, mentor, and advocate for personal empowerment. Karen is the founder of the Conde Group, Forgotten Victims, Rise with Karen, and Karen Conde Coaching and Transformation.

Karen was an Air Force brat who graduated from the University of Arizona, then moved to LA to chase fashion as a buyer at May Company. By 26 she pivoted into outside sales, eventually landing in tech as a VP of sales who grew a startup from zero to millions in a year. At 45, while traveling constantly for a large Atlanta company, she was involved in a catastrophic car accident that severely injured a young woman at a gas station. Her company fired her the same day, she was sued for millions, and from her fetal position on the floor she got up, sent one email to her contacts, and Toyota North America replied: where are you going, we're going with you. The Conde Group was born that afternoon with no business plan, grew to 115+ employees, and sold 21 years later.

They discuss proving herself in male-dominated tech, founding Forgotten Victims to support people who unintentionally cause serious injury, surviving COVID by absorbing consultants onto her own payroll, marrying a narcissistic sociopath at 60+ and escaping after 10 months, the signs of narcissistic abuse, and launching Rise with Karen and her coaching practice for silenced corporate women.

🎯 Topics covered:

• Air Force brat to fashion buyer at May Company in LA
• Tech VP of sales: zero to millions in a year
• The catastrophic car accident that changed everything
• Toyota North America's email that started Conde Group
• Building to 115+ employees over 21 years
• Founding Forgotten Victims nonprofit
• Surviving COVID by absorbing consultants onto her payroll
• Selling the Conde Group in 2024
• Marrying a narcissistic sociopath at 60+
• Recognizing love bombing, mirroring, gaslighting
• Healing in Tuscany and launching Rise with Karen
• Final advice: Trust your instincts, have boundaries

📌 Timestamps:

02:30 – Fashion buyer in LA

07:00 – Tech VP of sales growing a startup

12:14 – The car accident that changed everything

20:35 – Starting Conde Group from her fetal position

22:30 – Toyota North America's life-changing email

33:18 – Selling the company in 2024

40:07 – Marrying a narcissistic sociopath at 60+

46:27 – Love bombing, charm, mirroring

49:17 – Gaslighting after the mask falls

57:21 – Launching Rise with Karen

01:00:06 – Trust your instincts, have boundaries

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LinkedIn: Karen Conde

Instagram: @RiseWithKaren

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Nina Steiner, an office and retail tenant rep broker in Los Angeles with a former life as a television producer. Nina worked on PBS's Great Performances, producing dance and music programs with artists like Pavarotti and Placido Domingo before moving from New York to LA with eight suitcases and no contacts. She freelanced in production for years, and about 10 years ago, she pivoted into commercial real estate.

Today Nina has carved out a distinctive niche representing Hollywood studios and production companies, finding writer’s rooms and creative office space, while also building deep expertise in flexible workspace with providers like Industrious, Regis, and WeWork.

They discuss working alongside Pavarotti on PBS, the early days of new media, why entertainment clients don't sign exclusives, working with Douglas Emmett buildings, explaining holdover rent to Fortune 100 clients, blogging for the 2028 LA Olympics, co-brokering across borders, trusting your gut on red flag clients, and her mantra that God is the CEO of her business.

🎯 Topics covered:

• Moving from NY to LA with 8 suitcases and no contacts
• Producing Great Performances on PBS with Pavarotti and Placido Domingo
• Pivoting into commercial real estate 10 years ago
• Carving a niche in writer’s rooms and production studio spaces
• Why entertainment clients don't sign exclusives
• Signing 8 leases in Sherman Oaks in one quarter
• Ed Winslow's Proof Stacking methodology
• Blogging for the 2028 LA Olympics
• The $14M wedding designer deal with Joe Bolognese
• Co-brokering a writer;s room deal in the UK
• Trusting your gut on red flag clients
• Final advice: God is the CEO of my business

📌 Timestamps:

04:23 – From PBS producer to LA with 8 suitcases

06:01 – Working on Great Performances with Pavarotti

09:08 – Pivoting into commercial real estate at a meetup

12:23 – Carving a niche in writer’s rooms and flexible workspace

15:09 – 8 leases in Sherman Oaks in one quarter

17:23 – Blogging for the 2028 LA Olympics

23:03 – Explaining holdover rent to Fortune 100 studios

26:50 – The $14M wedding designer deal

33:36 – The UK writer’s room deal

38:30 – Trusting your gut on red flag clients

47:00 – God is the CEO of my business

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Website: tenantrepla.com

Email: [email protected]

LinkedIn: Nina Steiner

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Gabriel Einhorn, a 24-year-old startup founder and entrepreneur based in New York City.

He's co-founder and CEO of VryfID, a platform building a secure trust layer for real estate transactions by verifying identity, income, and documents directly at the source to reduce fraud and streamline the process. He's also the founder of Praise, a faith-driven apparel brand and media platform focused on conversations about belief, discipline, and purpose.

Gabe grew up in suburban New Jersey, played college soccer at Yeshiva University, and played internationally before going all-in on business. At 21, he downloaded LinkedIn and cold-messaged real estate companies asking for work. He landed a commission-based job as a debt finance broker (mortgage broker), worked for two companies doing deals nationwide, and graduated with a year of experience already under his belt.

Last summer he started Praise as a passion project. This past July, he and his younger brother (still at NYU) launched VryfID. They just hit over 300 clients and are expanding from New York City into Nashville, Atlanta, and St. Louis. Three months ago, Gabe left his brokerage job to go all-in on both companies.

They discuss entrepreneurial roots (his dad wakes up at 4 a.m., built furniture business, restaurants, retail centers), starting a sneaker resale business at 15, the fraud problem in real estate (anyone can fake a $5M bank statement), posting 50-100 videos a week across platforms, and finding your why (positive and negative).

🎯 Topics covered:

• Growing up in New Jersey watching his dad build businesses
• Selling sneakers at 15, e-commerce drop shipping at 18
• Cold-messaging companies on LinkedIn at 21 to break into brokerage
• Three years as a debt finance broker doing deals nationwide
• Starting Praise last summer: faith-driven apparel and conversations
• Launching VryfID with his brother in July (9 months ago)
• 300+ clients, expanding beyond NYC to Nashville, Atlanta, St. Louis
• Why brokers waste time on fraudulent tenants and lose money
• Observing Sabbath: 25-hour phone-free reset every Friday-Saturday night
• Building Praise around universal faith (not religion-specific)
• Find your why: positive (provide for future family) + negative (prove doubters wrong)

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LinkedIn: Gabriel Einhorn

Instagram: @gabe_einhorn

X: @EinhornGabe

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Tamara Alexander-Johnson, an accomplished executive, independent board director, and strategic advisor with over 30 years of experience in global markets. She's CEO of Corporate Real Estate Advisory Services and an adjunct professor at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business. Over her career, she's led and advised on more than $5 billion in corporate real estate transactions across office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, medical, land development, and ground leases.

Tamara started by studying for her broker's license in Colorado, sitting next to two women in office leasing who introduced her to the industry. She worked for Etkin Equities during the S&L crisis in the early 1990s, buying distressed assets across the front range—office, industrial, retail, vacant land, bulk condo units. They bought at 50% occupancy, did CapEx, leased them to 100%, and turned a $250M portfolio into $600M by 2019.

She then spent eight years at Western Union (2011-2019) managing 3-4 million square feet globally, negotiating leases in Moscow (half Russian, half English), consolidating offices across Canada and Europe, and creating Workplace of the Future standards. She moved to VF Corp (Vans, North Face, Timberland), negotiated airport hangars for private jets, then led real estate for Colorado State University System before launching her advisory practice and teaching at DU.

They discuss buying distressed assets during the S&L crisis, navigating international deals (Italy shuts down in August, Europe from mid-December to mid-January), forming a Lean In circle at Western Union in 2014, why boards desperately need more women and diverse backgrounds, maternity leave battles (U.S. third worst globally), servant leadership, and always having Plan B.

🎯 Topics covered:

• Buying distressed S&L assets in the 1990s: $250M to $600M
• Eight years at Western Union managing 3-4M SF globally
• Negotiating leases half in Russian, half in English
• Creating Workplace of the Future standards across global offices
• VF Corp: Vans, North Face, Timberland (negotiating airport hangars)
• Leading real estate for Colorado State University System
• Forming a Lean In circle at Western Union in 2014
• Why boards need more women and diverse backgrounds
• Servant leadership and mentoring the next generation
• Teaching at University of Denver: whole-person development
• Final advice: Find your voice, always have Plan B

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👤 Connect with Tamara Alexander-Johnson

LinkedIn: Tamara Alexander-Johnson

University of Denver: Faculty bio page

Company: Corporate Real Estate Advisory Services

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Andy Hunt, Executive Director of the Vieth Institute for Real Estate Leadership at Marquette University, ranked in the top 12 by U.S. News & World Report. Andy leads interdisciplinary initiatives across business, engineering, and law while shaping the next generation of real estate leaders. He's also co-founder of REAP (Real Estate Asset Program), the first undergraduate-focused real estate investment program of its kind.

Andy grew up in Minneapolis watching his civil engineer father build buildings. In 2004, during a classic fall day on campus, he sat in a class about a new major called Commercial Real Estate. After graduating, he started as a tenant rep broker at UGL Equis (later acquired by Cushman & Wakefield) on November 3, 2008, —the day before the presidential election, just as the market was cratering.

He spent two years in brokerage, then moved to Real Capital Solutions and Prologis in acquisitions and investment roles, completing over $1 billion in transactions. In 2018, Marquette called him back to lead their real estate program. He's now building the talent pipeline, teaching students financial modeling, AI integration, and the skills they need to succeed.

They discuss why 9 out of 10 students know someone in CRE, starting a brokerage career during the 2008 crash, the pivot from deals to academia, how AI is changing real estate education, the importance of mentorship and guest lecturing, and his final advice: showing up is undefeated.

🎯 Topics covered:

• Growing up watching his civil engineer dad build buildings
• Starting as a broker November 3, 2008 (the worst possible time)
• Two years in brokerage, then acquisitions and institutional investing
• Over $1 billion in real estate transactions
• Returning to Marquette in 2018 to lead the Vieth Institute
• Co-founding REAP: the first undergraduate real estate investment program
• Teaching financial modeling and AI skills
• Why universities desperately need industry involvement
• The power of mentorship, guest lecturing, and site tours
• "You get more out of it than you put in"
• Showing up is undefeated

👤 Connect with Andy Hunt

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andydhunt/ 

Website: https://www.marquette.edu/business/directory/andrew-hunt.php 

Email: [email protected] 

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Welcome to this episode of The Tori Nook Talk Show! In this episode, Tori sits down with Malminder Gill, a Harley Street clinical hypnotherapist with over 15 years of experience. Malminder works with global leaders, high-profile individuals, royal circles, and celebrities. She's known for her mastery of hypnotic narrative and has shaped bespoke sleep programs for luxury hotels including Mandarin Oriental, Maybourne Hotel Group, and The Cadogan.

Malminder's journey started at 17 when she couldn't sleep for months after a minor car accident and school exams. A hypnotherapist helped her finally rest. Years later, while working as head of international at a corporate job at 26, she was stuck managing conflict between U.S. and international teams. Her boss told her to learn coaching instead of quitting. She found a tutor in Buenos Aires who taught her coaching, NLP, and hypnotherapy over café con leche and medialunas every morning.

When her company made her redundant in 2007-2008, she opened her practice. Her hypnotherapy teacher told her she couldn't start on Harley Street without 20 years of experience. She said, "I don't have 20 years," and started at #2 Harley Street (the lower numbers are less prestigious). She worked her way up to #96 by doing her own SEO for nine months until she hit page one of Google.

Now she works primarily with anxiety and sleep, having referred out most other issues. She's especially known in the film industry, where actors, directors, producers, and screenwriters face constant rejection, creative blocks, and public scrutiny. She creates bespoke hypnotic stories for each client, guiding their subconscious mind into deeply restorative states. Her book of sleep stories releases January 2027.

🎯 Topics covered:

• Learning hypnotherapy in Buenos Aires over café con leche
• "You can't start on Harley Street without 20 years of experience" (she did anyway)
• Working her way from #2 to #96 Harley Street
• What clinical hypnotherapy really is (no dangling watch)
• Why storytelling is the language of the subconscious
• Working with actors, directors, producers: rejection and creative blocks
• Becoming a sleep concierge for luxury hotels
• Weighted blankets, lavender spray, and the sleep concierge menu
• Why we live in a world of overstimulation and hustle culture
• Deep rest and true wellbeing: cushioning life with comfort

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👤 Connect with Malminder Gill

Instagram: @malminder.gill

LinkedIn: Malminder Gill

Website: malmindergill.com

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