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Given where we are in today’s economic cycle, I’m sure there are people listening who really want to know about distressed debt, where the market will be in the next 12-24 months, and how to get in on that debt. Jack Krupey started out as a real estate agent years ago and was into fix and flips, wholesaling, and even property management. During the 2008 housing crisis, he joined Wall Street and started buying non-performing mortgages. From there, Jack focused on distressed debt and has spent a decade on the residential non-performing mortgage market. Years ago, Jack merged the firm he started with another firm that did $3 billion in loan purchases. He ended up taking all his knowledge and rolling it into his new venture, JKAM Investments. The firm is a select group of highly-experienced real estate partnerships that specialize in multifamily, self-storage, mobile home parks, as well as private lending. Jack shares his story of how he fell into real estate and wound up living and working on Wall Street. We also talk about the types of deals Jack’s currently investing in, opportunities in workforce housing, and which markets he’s focused on. What’s Inside: —How Jack went from a background in tech to a successful real estate entrepreneur —Details on the types of deals Jack’s currently investing in —The opportunities in the workforce housing class —Markets Jack’s focusing on Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —JKAM Investments: https://jkaminvestments.com/

Once you’ve spent enough time with real estate investors, you’ll begin to pick up on certain common goals. One of these goals is building strong cash flow. At the young age of 18, Eric Martel took the bold step of purchasing his first apartment building while still attending university. His journey led him through a successful career as an actuary and later as a tech entrepreneur until he experienced a significant setback during the dot com crash of 2001. Eric then turned to real estate investing as a means of earning passive income and achieving financial freedom. Eric founded Martel Turnkey, which created rapid success and allowed him to retire from his day job in just four short years. Today, he’s passionate about sharing his experiences and knowledge with others so they can achieve their own financial goals and avoid the mistakes he has made while investing in turnkey real estate. Eric and I discuss preparing for retirement and developing a passive income portfolio. We also talk about the “new American dream” in terms of real estate, the benefits of renting, Eric’s real estate journey, and how rental investing differs from traditional stock market investing. What’s Inside: —Why your retirement strategy should include passive income —The old vs new American dream —The difference between investing in rentals vs in the stock market Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —MartelTurnkey.com: https://martelturnkey.com/

Most people dream of earning money minus the work. One way to do that is through passive investing. Sam Wilson learned early on that investing always starts with your mindset and you have to learn how to invest the proper way by creating flows of cash. As a long-time entrepreneur, he’s led a variety of real estate related ventures throughout his career. He’s been involved with ground-up construction, self-storage, parking, retail, multifamily apartments, RV parks, and single family homes. Additionally, he hosts the How To Scale Commercial Real Estate Podcast, which is a daily show, and he’s the founder of the Bricken Investment Group. Sam has participated in over $45 million in acquisitions. Sam likes to focus on the ground-up side of construction rather than renovations, but one thing he’s also loving these days is the laundromat business. Sam talks about the three reasons why he loves investing in the laundromat business and why he’s focused on retail laundry facilities. Traditional laundromats are usually unattended and pretty underwhelming, but the newer versions Sam is into provide a different experience. We also discuss the maintenance involved in laundromats, Sam’s marketing strategy, and how he targets the right areas. What’s Inside: —How Sam got into real estate —The three reasons why Sam likes laundromat investing —How Sam targets ideal laundromat locations Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —Bricken Investment Group: https://brickeninvestmentgroup.com/

Many people go through life financially uneducated, not knowing how to make their money work for them. It’s primarily due to the education system handing down the same information for generations. This mindset ends up putting people into a compromising position in times of economic contraction, like we’re experiencing today. Robert Gill learned early on that investing always starts with your mindset and if we learn how to have money flowing to us consistently, we can learn how to create wealth for a lifetime. Using the right mindset coupled with the right knowledge, Robert says you can learn how to invest in a recession and come out of any economic turmoil on top. Along with his team, Robert has performed more than 23,000 cash flow analyses and over 10,000 financial plans. From talking with clients, they’ve learned that people don’t just want money, they want financial freedom. Robert and I talk about what young people should do to protect against economic turmoil, how money confidence can derail you from financial freedom, and how to put the right systems in place to stay in control of your money. What’s Inside: —What to do to protect yourself against a tough economy —How overconfidence in your money situation can derail you from long-term success —How to stay in control of your money by putting the right systems in place Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —Epic Financial Strategies: https://www.epicfinancialstrategies.com/home-a

On this show, we often explore ways to find bulletproof cash flow. Multifamily isn’t the only way to generate money from real estate and Scott Meyer knows all about this. Just like me, Scott believes that real estate is the best possible investment, and self-storage is his preferred asset class. He began investing in single-family homes quite some time ago and then moved into multifamily investing, but he still didn’t see the economies of scale he was hoping for. This eventually led Scott into self-storage where he found the management process to be way easier while still getting all the benefits real estate has to offer. Today, Scott owns and operates over 22 facilities in nine different states. Additionally, he leads a community of owners, developers, and investors who partner on these types of projects. Here, Scott and I talk about his journey from single-family to self-storage and how he helps others learn about his strategy. We also cover the benefits of self-storage, like easier rent management and current demand, the relationship between multifamily and self-storage, and Scott’s approach to finding new markets. Scott's also hosting an event in early March - head to his website below for more details. What’s Inside: —Scott’s journey from single-family investing to self-storage —How self-storage parallels the multifamily market —How Scott identifies new deals and opportunities Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —SelfStorageInvesting.com: https://selfstorageinvesting.com/

When you work at a 9-to-5 job, your worth and value are determined by your employer. Your ability to keep food on the table can be taken away at any given moment and you’re not in control of your income. What if you can determine your own worth or even create a passive income of your own? After getting laid off from his job, Dustin Heiner decided to pursue investing. By 2016, he built a portfolio of 30 properties, becoming what he calls “successfully unemployed.” Today, Dustin is the founder of Master Passive Income, the Real Estate Wealth Builders Conference, and the Successfully Unemployed Podcast. While he loves passive income, Dustin made some mistakes along the way. It’s important to build your business first, challenge yourself to look for markets with good inventory and select a team before going big on your property acquisition strategy. Here, Dustin tells his story and shares insights on how to control your life and income. We also discuss how entrepreneurs source data, how Dustin learned from his mistakes, and how to choose the right property manager. What’s Inside: —How Dustin Heiner became “successfully unemployed” through real estate —Mistakes Dustin made along his real estate journey and what he learned —How to choose the right property manager Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —MasterPassiveIncome.com: https://masterpassiveincome.com/dustin-heiner

We’re now in the throes of a technical recession. While banks are still lending on certain deals, overall financing has tightened up. This means that non-traditional lenders are now the ones to work with to close deals. Chris Haddon is a specialist in doing this type of lending and began his finance career with a large commercial bank. There, he learned all about real estate and personal and commercial finance. Combining this knowledge with an entrepreneurial spirit, Chris co-founded a private money platform in 2007 and quickly grew it to $25 million in loan volume. Chris is also the co-author of The Whiteboard, a best-selling book about how to go from a blank canvas to a highly profitable business. Chris and a friend initially teamed up and started doing fix and flips, but then got into lending. They realized that their own lenders were making just as much off their deals as they were, but with far less work. We talk about how Chris weathered the 2008 crisis and the similarities we’re seeing today. We also discuss what hard money is and how people use it, what markets Chris is jumping into, and how he structures deals. What’s Inside: —How Chris got into non-traditional lending —Hard money: what it is and how people use it —Which markets Chris is targeting today —How Chris structures deals Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —HardMoneyBankers.com: https://hardmoneybankers.com/

A large part of success as a capital raiser and real estate entrepreneur is building up your confidence and resolve. Nada Lena is very familiar with this, as she is both a college professor and a former top executive for an education corporation. Nada has an intimate understanding of how education, empowerment, and leadership fuse together for massive transformation. She is a two-time TED speaker, a number-one best-selling author, and a leadership career and confidence coach. Nada has also spoken on numerous platforms alongside greats like Tony Robbins, Les Brown, and Marie Forleo. Nada is the founder of Rise Up For You and has coached and mentored over 50,000 individuals around the world on self-empowerment and building confidence for success. Nada shares her journey and how she got started. Her first career was touring internationally as a singer and dancer. As a performer, she realized very quickly that your technique and knowledge just wasn’t enough. Nada started fostering an entrepreneurial mindset at a young age because she knew she had to stand out from the competition. Nada and I talk about creating bulletproof confidence and the importance of emotional intelligence. We also discuss how your beliefs, backstory, and behavior get in your way of succeeding and how to overcome your limits to accomplish your goals. What’s Inside: —Nada’s journey from international performer to self-empowerment coach —How to build confidence and the importance of emotional intelligence —How to overcome your limiting beliefs and thoughts Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —Rise Up For You: https://www.riseupforyou.com/

Getting into wholesaling and land flipping can be a huge opportunity for investors, but many people are scared of it. Brent Bowers is no stranger to land investing and helps others get in on the game. He’s an investor and a coach with a focus on buying and selling vacant land. In a very short time frame, Brent was able to expand his business, hire a team, all while spending time with his family. While he invests in many other types of real estate, Brent’s favorite is investing in vacant land. Through using his TTP system, he’s bought and sold thousands of properties across the country and has taught aspiring investors how to do the same thing. Brent got his real estate license in 2007 and soon after he purchased his first rental property. Then, the 2008 crash came and like many others in real estate at the time, he faced several challenges. Brent decided to join the military, went back to school, and did a couple of back-to-back deployments, but still had the drive to pursue real estate. In 2013, he began buying rentals again and did some wholesaling, but he was getting burned out and started looking for other forms of cash flow. Eventually, Brent got into flipping vacant land and things were never the same. Here, we talk about the advantages of land investing versus housing, how Brent does vacant land deals, how to choose the right properties, and more. What’s Inside: —Brent’s real estate journey and how he got into flipping vacant land —Brent’s land flipping process and how he does deals —How to choose the right properties —How Brent works with his team and info on marketing strategies Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —TheLandSharks.com: https://www.thelandsharks.com/

Do you think it’s possible to buy real estate with zero cash or credit, or is that strategy just for the highly skilled? Robert Allen knows that one of the biggest misconceptions about the real estate business is that you need huge amounts of money to find success. After getting his MBA in 1974, Robert immediately began to invest in real estate and became a millionaire in just a few short years. He then began to teach his unique investing strategies through popular real estate seminars across the nation. Robert has been really active in the real estate and wealth education industry for the last 40 years. Robert is the author or co-author of some of the most influential financial books of all time, including Creating Wealth, Nothing Down, Multiple Streams of Income, and The One Minute Millionaire. Each book was a New York Times bestseller. Millions of people have attended Robert’s live seminars and his graduates have earned billions of dollars in profits. Robert started his real estate business with a thousand dollars and no credit or collateral and he’s an inspiration to anyone dreaming of getting started. We discuss Robert’s journey and how his life changed when he decided he wanted to become a millionaire. We also talk about the benefits of net leases, how to find good real estate deals and business opportunities, and how to find opportunities in a recession. What’s Inside: —How Robert started his real estate career with little money and no credit/collateral —How to find the best real estate deals and business opportunities —Where to find opportunities in a recession Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —RobertAllen.com: https://www.robertallen.com/rga-home —author@robertallen.com

Starting out in the entrepreneurial journey is never easy. If it was, everyone would be doing it, however nothing is impossible. You just need the determination, knowledge, and a desire to succeed. Sofia Castro went from dropping out of high school and being completely broke to owning over $400M worth of cashflow-positive real estate. Being an entrepreneur since the age of 24, Sofia has always had a passion for new opportunities. In the mid 90’s, she and her husband opened a leasing brokerage firm and built it from the ground up. Over the next 18 years, they eventually sold their interest for a billion-dollar valuation. In 2003, Sofia’s family office, Ortsac Capital Group, entered into the multifamily investing space where they amassed a portfolio worth over $700M. Today, Sofia runs Reign Finance Group, a commercial real estate brokerage that helps with the sourcing and placing of capital for business owners across the nation. She also does real estate development. Sofia and I talk about her real estate journey and how she got into multifamily. We discuss the importance of mindset, as before you can be successful in business, having a positive attitude and resilience to failure is key. We also talk about mentorship, how Sofia transitioned strategies in her business, and details on her upcoming projects. What’s Inside: —The importance of having a positive mindset and perseverance —How Sofia and her husband transitioned their strategy into real estate —Details on Sofia’s upcoming projects Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —SofiaCastroOfficial.com: https://sofiacastroofficial.com/

Just like in any other business, making it in real estate often requires the help of a mentor. Ron LeGrand is one of those mentors. He’s a nationally recognized real estate expert and trainer with over 40 years of experience in both residential and commercial properties. Ron has personally bought and sold over 3,500 houses and has done well over $300M in commercial property deals. He has taught thousands of students how to purchase real estate without using any of their own money or credit. Ron is also the host of the Mentor Podcast where he continues to share his own knowledge and advice as well as advice from well-known investors, real estate gurus, and business rockstars. Ron started his real estate career back in 1982 and has lived through six different cycles, with 2008 being the worst of them. Here, we get into how today’s market conditions compare to 2008 and other past cycles, as many of today’s newer investors haven’t lived through this type of environment. We also talk about what kinds of deals Ron targets and how you can take advantage of this next slowdown. Ron loves doing creative finance deals and he walks through how investors can get in the game if they don’t have the funds or credit. We also discuss lead generation, doing business virtually, and the importance of real estate education. What’s Inside: —How today’s real estate market compares to 2008 —How to acquire real estate without using your own money —The importance of real estate education Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —TheMentorPodcast.com: http://www.thementorpodcast.com —RonLeGrand.com/Bulletproof: http://www.ronlegrand.com/bulletproof

The ability to market and sell your personal brand is an essential component when building out your investor list, and Neil Patel knows this well. His team at Neil Patel Digital is constantly updating their library of blog posts to drive traffic to brands and increase revenue. Neil is also a New York Times Bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web, Forbes says he is one of the top 10 marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says he created one of the 100 most brilliant companies. He was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 by the United Nations. Neil is the co-founder of several analytics companies, frequently contributes to top media publications, and helps top companies like Amazon and Viacom grow their business. His podcast generates over a million listeners per month, and he has an impressive following on most of the major social media platforms. Neil walks us through his career journey and how his quest to find a high-paying job led him to what he does today. We talk about how to attract attention from investors when you’re just getting started, how to leverage digital marketing and content creation to grow your brand, and the power of timing, authenticity, and consistency when delivering your message. What’s Inside: —How to raise awareness and attract potential investors —How to leverage digital marketing and content creation to grow your brand —The power of timing, authenticity, and consistency when delivering your message Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —NeilPatel.com: https://neilpatel.com/

While our business has done very well with multifamily, we’ve added to our business through net lease. Like multifamily, net lease is a passive real estate investment that can provide great cash flow. The main difference is that net lease deals typically have little to no managerial responsibilities, they have corporate, or franchise guarantees on the tenant, and depreciation on the real estate if you are the owner. The monthly cash flow net lease provides makes things very predictable, however the key is understanding how to select the right asset, the right tenant, and understanding how the lease works. Andrew Ziffer is a pro at knowing how to buy, acquire, and manage these assets, and here, he shares his experience and insights. After spending 20 years as an IT professional, Andrew decided to reinvent himself and his career by diving into the world of real estate. He now owns and manages his own properties, including multifamily and triple net commercial leases. Andrew also serves on the board of the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association. Today, he brings together buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants as the managing partner of net lease holdings at Greenleaf Management in Atlanta. Andrew and I discuss his journey from IT to real estate, the different types of net leases, how to mitigate risk, how the current market is impacting Andrew’s business, and more. What’s Inside: —An explanation of the different types of net leases —How to mitigate risk and choose the right location and assets —How Andrew is shifting strategies in the current economic environment Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —GoGreenleafManagement.com: https://www.gogreenleafmanagement.com/

Whether you’re a new capital raiser or an experienced syndicator, raising capital is always top of mind when you’re putting deals together. Real estate is a very capital-intensive business and your ability to raise private money grows exponentially as you get into increasingly bigger deals. Dave Dubeau began his real estate investing career back in 2001 and at one time did 18 deals in 18 months. He’s an actual practitioner and today, he helps real estate investor entrepreneurs grow their portfolios by attracting investors and raising private money. Using his proprietary Money Partner Formula, Dave and his team work with investors to provide turnkey marketing services to help them get the equity they need to close deals. Dave is also a best-selling author and host of the Property Profits Real Estate Podcast and the How to Raise Capital 101 Show. Here, he shares how he got into real estate, from doing pre-foreclosure deals in Costa Rica to moving back to Canada and becoming a capital raising expert. Raising capital through other people’s money takes a ton of effort and networking, and Dave shares how he learned through trial and error how to make it work. We discuss the importance of connecting with and nurturing your investor pool, the steps in Dave’s Money Partner Formula, how to start building credibility, and how to “edu-tain” potential investors. What’s Inside: —How Dave started his real estate investing career —The steps to Dave’s Money Partner Formula —How to “edu-tain” your potential investors Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —DaveDubeau.com: https://moneypartnerformula.com/ —How To Raise Capital 101 Show: https://moneypartnerformula.com/

As a former New Yorker, I can tell you that the real estate market there has its own ecosystem. If you can figure out how to do real estate there, chances are you can figure it out anywhere on the planet. James Prendamano and his team have closed well over 1,500 deals, leased more than a million square feet of commercial space, and facilitated over a billion dollars of real estate transactions. He also shepherded the completion of a number of transformative projects that have reshaped New York City’s commercial real estate landscape. Through discipline and cultivating a lifelong learning mindset, James has the expertise that allows him to run a very large real estate empire. Whether it’s residential, mixed use, office space, defaulted notes, or lease options, James and his team have done it all. James is the CEO of Prendamano Real Estate (PreReal) and is the host of the PreReal podcast. Here, James shares stories from his real estate journey that began when he was just a young boy. He learned early on that real estate moves in cycles and trends and it was important for him to learn all facets of the business. James also provides his market outlook, and we discuss the potential impacts of our current down cycle. We also discuss the current state of New York real estate markets, opportunities in secondary and tertiary markets, finding tenants for malls and shopping centers, and single-tenant net leases. What’s Inside: —James’ real estate journey and how he built his NY empire —The current state of the NY real estate markets —How to find the best tenants for retail properties —How James works with single-tenant net leases Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —PreReal.com: https://www.prereal.com/

Entrepreneurship requires a lot of falling forward and the path can be painfully rough. Full of peaks and valleys, the journey pushes you to become better, not just with your skill set, but also with your attitude, physical health and wellness, and making sure you can handle all the tough things coming your way. Matthew Aitchison started out his real estate career by flipping houses. Eventually, he went on to become a six-figure house flipper by creating a clear path for his life and overcoming his past as a troubled youth. Since then, Matthew’s flipped hundreds of houses and built a top-1,000 real estate team in the US. Today, Matthew focuses solely on scaling his passive income portfolio made up of commercial strip centers, hotels, and some single-family rental properties. He’s also the co-founder of the Aitchison and Adams real estate team, host of the Millionaire Mindset Podcast, and creator of the Rich Life Academy training program. Matthew shares how and why he got into real estate and how he got to where he is today. We discuss how he unlocked true financial freedom and the evolution of his investing journey. Matthew and I also chat about mentorship and what makes a good mentor, his transition from flipping to passive income, and the importance of keeping your core values front and center. What’s Inside: —Matthew’s journey of becoming a successful real estate entrepreneur and investor —The importance of mentorship and how to choose the right relationship —How Matthew transitioned from flipping to a more passive income strategy —Why you should make decisions based on your core values Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —MattAitchison.com: https://mattaitchison.com/

As you scale and grow your business, you need to apply the right capital raising strategy for your equity. There is a difference between real estate syndication and a real estate fund, and each have their own unique pros and cons. Additionally, you also have to find an audience to listen to your pitch and get them to invest. Seth Ferguson knows all about syndication and funds. He began his real estate career over 14 years ago on the residential brokerage side. There, he came up with the idea for his first book. After its release, Seth realized the true power of positioning yourself as a thought leader and adding value to others. He then decided to build on the idea of being an authority in the real estate space to reach the masses and generate more revenue. Seth faced a critical moment in his life where he lost everything he owned to a former spouse but reframed his story and turned it into a victory. Today, he is a TED talk speaker, podcaster, author, and investor. Seth continues to build his brand around real estate to reach his own goals while also helping others get there much faster. He’s the CEO of Multifamily Real Estate Investments Inc, the founder and broker Ferguson and Co. real estate team, and the founder of The Multifamily Conference. Here, we discuss how Seth broke into multifamily and was able to scale his business. We also talk about the differences in real estate investments in the US and Canada, the ins and outs of syndication and real estate funds, and how Seth was able to position himself as a subject matter expert. What’s Inside: —How Seth began investing in multifamily properties —Differences between real estate investing in Canada and the United States —How syndication works and how it differs from a real estate fund —How writing a book impacted Seth’s success as a thought leader. Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —SethFerguson.org: https://www.sethferguson.org/

Having bulletproof cash flow in life not only helps you today, but it also sets you up for future sustainable financial success. Depending on your plan, you can choose to build generational wealth, or you can allow yourself to retire with properties to get reliable income throughout the winter of your life. Part of this is understanding what is happening in today’s market that’s going to define what you do in the short and long term. Jason Hartman started his career in real estate at the young age of 19, brokering properties for clients while building his own portfolio along the way. Since then, he's been involved in several thousand real estate transactions and has personally owned income properties in 11 states and 17 cities. Jason has become one of the top realtors in the US and has made millions of dollars and earned a number of industry awards. He reaches hundreds of thousands of people worldwide through his Creating Wealth podcast and is a sought-after speaker and educator. Today, Jason is the founder of Platinum Property Investment Network where he helps people achieve their dreams of financial freedom. He also developed the Hartman Comparison Index to help people understand if real estate is over or undervalued. We discuss linear, cyclical, and hybrid markets and how to identify them. Jason also shares statistical information and samples from his index to help us uncover the potential future of our economy. What’s Inside: —Jason’s real estate journey from his first property to today —The differences between linear, cyclical, and hybrid markets —Statistical info and samples from Jason’s index Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —JasonHartman.com: https://www.jasonhartman.com/

During uncertain times, investors start to consider what’s currently happening in the market. They want to keep getting their expected returns and continue to generate income, even in tough economic times. The key is to understand what’s going on, but also to try to figure out what’s coming next. Michael Episcope learned about the physical aspects of real estate in his youth as he helped his grandfather manage his apartment buildings in Chicago’s west side. He began college at DePaul University and a year later, he was working at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Michael continued to work full-time on the trading floor for the next 16 years while attending night courses to complete his undergrad degree. After rising from runner to broker, Michael was given the opportunity to become a floor trader in a Chicago-based hedge fund, where he worked for an additional nine years. Today, he’s the co-CEO of Origin Investments where he oversees investor relations, marketing, and operations. Michael uses his 25 years of experience to leverage calculated risk-taking in efficient markets to build wealth for his clients. Here, we discuss his current strategies and how he builds relationships in different markets. We also talk about why Michael keeps his headquarters in Chicago, what markets his investors are interested in, moving towards the build model over value add, mitigating risk, and thoughts on what’s in store for the economy. What’s Inside: —Michael’s journey and how he got into real estate —Why it’s important to have boots on the ground in different markets —The trend of moving towards the build model and away from value add —How to mitigate risk and educate investors —Outlook on what’s in store for the economy Mentioned In This Episode: —bulletproofcashflow.com: https://bulletproofcashflow.com/ —RDYNE.com: http://www.rdyne.com —Origin Investments: https://origininvestments.com/

I’ve been getting some calls about the net lease business I’ve been talking about recently. People want to know a little more about how it works and what I mean by a fund. So I figured I would clarify it here. There are two parts: 1) The nature of the asset itself in terms of the lease guarantees and real estate ownership 2) We buy the net lease assets in a fund across multiple industries and locations As a guy that has been through several recessions, I can tell you that we are preparing ourselves and our investors to weather the storm. Getting in on a fund to have stable income will be important in the coming 12 months. Set up a time to talk here: https://calendly.com/rdyne If you want more info, request access to our deals here: https://realtydynamics.invportal.com/... #opportunityzone #taxes #taxabatement #realestate #development #developer #multifamily #Apartments #netlease #realestate #entrepreneur

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