Bulletproof Cashflow: Multifamily & Apartment Investing for Financial Freedom

Ronny Philip once considered becoming a pharmacist but realized it wasn't aligned with who he was. Because he knew he wanted to eventually be financially free, he turned to real estate instead and went all in. He went to work becoming a real estate agent while honing his skills as a social media expert - something necessary to market properties in today's world! Doing so helped him build real relationships with people that lead to him landing more clients for his real estate business. From there, he made the leap to multifamily and hasn't looked back. Today, he serves as the founder of Kingly Acquisitions, a real estate investment firm that focuses on acquiring value-add apartment buildings. He also hosts The Ronny Philip Show as a creative outlet to inspire others. In today's show, Ronny shares the best ways to connect with Millennials and leverage social media to build relationships. He also discusses the importance of personal brand creation to find new deals, as well as the importance of authenticity on social media to find capital investors.

Feras Moussa was working as a technologist in Corporate America before he set out to achieve financial freedom through real estate. With that dream in mind, he quickly built a portfolio of rentals and completed 9 closings in his first year! Upon realizing the power of real estate, he decided to scale up into apartment complexes and co-founded a company focused on multifamily acquisition. Today, he helps leverage his strengths in tech to identify quality investments for investors - which has translated into raising millions of dollars for multifamily syndication. In today's episode, Feras shares what he learned on his journey from single-family to large multifamily. He also discusses how to find deals in a hot market, the importance of stress testing your deal, and ideas to create value for others.

Allan Szlafrok set out to achieve financial freedom in 2010 when he started investing in real estate. Eventually, he left a lucrative career as a commodities trader in 2012 to pursue real estate full time. He focused on purchasing and renovating single-family and small multifamily properties. Over the past nine years, he has been involved in over a hundred real estate transactions ranging from single-family homes to multifamily apartment buildings. He also authored "How Not To Make Money In Real Estate," a collection of real estate lessons to help new investors understand some of the hidden perils of real estate investing. In today's episode, Allan shares what he learned on his journey from buying that first deal to building the portfolio he has today. He also discusses what not to do when buying investment properties and covers the costly missteps new investors should avoid. Check out Allan's book: https://amzn.to/2O5yTUn

Adam Kipnes saw early on that life as an entrepreneur is a journey filled with ups and downs. With the knowledge gained through his personal business experience, he learned that leveraging the lessons learned by mentors would multiply his wins and prevent costly mistakes. Adam has been able to apply these lessons and has since become recognized as a top marketing & business strategist, regularly featured on Forbes. As a business advisor to many real estate investors, real estate entrepreneurs and business leaders throughout the United States, he has helped many of his clients build companies that have crossed $1 million in annual revenue and four of them have grown from under $100,000 to over $1 million under his guidance. He also hosts "The Entrepreneur's MBA" podcast, where he shares lessons from real-life entrepreneurs. In today's episode, Adam shares his insights and knowledge on how to market to attract more clients, close more deals, and grow faster to reach your first million.

Vincent Brothers Paul and Adam of Vincent Esquire set out to kick off their law firm to focus on entrepreneurs. Since starting their firm, they have worked on wealth-estate planning by creating simple, strategic planning to protect the personal and professional interests of their real estate clients. They also host "Here's the Deal", a podcast that focuses on business leaders that share details of their most complicated deals and how they closed them. In today's episode, the Vincent Brothers share what real estate entrepreneurs need to consider when planning their estate to ensure the survival of their business and the protection of the generational wealth - no matter what happens.

Ted Lanzaro spent over 29 years helping real estate investors and business owners with their tax planning strategies. He created his business with the goal of minimizing tax liabilities and has since become a recognized expert in real estate business tax planning. He shares his knowledge as the author of "The Tax Smart Landlord" book and has published over 100 articles on tax strategy. To date, he has helped thousands of real estate business owners, entrepreneurs and investors all over the United States implement cutting edge tax strategies that save them thousands of dollars annually on their taxes. In today's episode, Ted shares his advanced knowledge of 1031's, handling renovation exchanges and other tax laws to help investors defer their gains. Check out Ted's book here: https://amzn.to/34a4ObE

Evan Holladay was able to skip many mistakes by optimizing for his passion. As a pre-med student, he realized early on that he was not a fan of science and mathematics. Rather than trying to optimize his life around medicine, he discovered real estate in the way of a large, $56 million development and knew he had to be a part of it. This kicked off his long career around multifamily acquisition and development, specifically affordable and workforce housing in Tennessee and Louisiana. To date, he has sourced and developed over $100 million, helping build and acquire numerous affordable housing projects. In today's episode, Evan shares what he learned on his journey running a large development group where he and his team build multifamily workforce housing developments. He also shares some of the pitfalls that new developers need to consider when launching new projects of their own.

Ben Souchek began his real estate career over 20 years ago. Since then, he has been involved with hundreds of home purchases and traditional transactions. As an active real estate investor, he has spent his career building systems that allow him true freedom and flexibility through passive income. Today, as the Owner of Home Downsizing Solutions, he and his team buy homes from people looking to get out of their larger homes as they transition in life. Additionally, he focuses on investing his time and energy into the next generation of real estate entrepreneurs as host of the Real Estate Mastery Podcast. In today's episode, Ben shares his strategies, successes, failures, and lessons learned building his business. He also discusses what real estate entrepreneurs can do to create their desired lifestyle of flexibility and financial freedom.

Jason Yarusi set out to achieve financial freedom through real estate. With that in mind, he got to work building his multifamily business with his wife and partner. Since 2014, they have started a successful home-flipping business, Airbnb hosting business and a multifamily portfolio business focused on large multifamily assets. They also host The Real Estate Investing Foundation Podcast as well as live events to help real estate investors build their network. In today's episode, Jason shares what he learned on his journey from single-family to large multifamily. He also discusses what real estate entrepreneurs can do to build focus, finding people that inspire you to grow, and creating value for others. Check out Jason's website and podcast: http://yarusiholdings.com https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-real-estate-foundation-podcast-jason-and-pili/id1228337141

Kathy Fettke is an active real estate investor, licensed Realtor, certified coach, and former mortgage broker. She has a passion for researching real estate market cycles and is a frequent guest expert on CNN, CNBC, Fox, Bloomberg, NPR, CBS MarketWatch, and The Wall Street Journal where she shares her related knowledge. She started her journey as a real estate entrepreneur after receiving very bad news from a doctor regarding her husband. Rather than falling apart, she used fear as a motivation to build a successful investing career. As the host two podcasts "The Real Wealth Show" and "Real Estate News for Investors," she has become one of the most respected voices in the Real Estate industry. In this episode, Kathy shares her thoughts on what we can expect in an economic slowdown. We go into this, and much more in our interview with Kathy, on Episode #136 of Bulletproof Cashflow.

Chris Prefontaine is a real estate veteran with over 27 years in the industry. His experiences through several economic cycles led him to design a life centered around real estate investing to ultimately find financial freedom - but it wasn't without its challenges. Growing and scaling a real estate portfolio and preparing it to get through rough economic times takes work. As he would say, it all comes down to aligning values, purpose, and mission for better communication and business growth. He is the Amazon best-selling author of "Real Estate On Your Terms," the founder of Smart Real Estate Coach, and the host of the Smart Real Estate Coach podcast. In this episode, we discuss how to build a secondary income while working a full-time job, how to handle the next recession and how to effectively use coaching to build success in your business.

Chris Miles is a leading authority on how to free up and create cash flow from operations for thousands of businesses across the US and internationally. As an author and speaker, he's been featured in US News, CNN Money, Bankrate, Entrepreneur on Fire, and spoken to thousands getting them fast financial results. Additionally, he is the host of The Chris Miles Money Show, a podcast focused on getting your money and business working for you. In today's episode, Chris shares tips on what real estate entrepreneurs can do to quickly free up cash from gross income and impact the bottom line. He also discusses the importance of focus, finding people that inspire you to grow, and creating value for others.

J Scott spent much of his early career in Silicon Valley holding management positions at several Fortune 500 companies, including Microsoft and eBay. In 2008, he and his wife quit the corporate life, left California to the East Coast and decided to focus on real estate and investing. Since then, they have spent over a decade buying, building, rehabbing and selling over $50M in property across the United States. Today, as the Co-founder of 123Flip.com he and his team create and market resources for new and experienced real estate investors. J is also the author of four books on real estate investing, including the best-selling The Book on Flipping Houses. In this episode, J shares his insight on the economic drivers that tips the US into a recession. Additionally, he shares the indicators we should all be paying attention that provide clues to an economic slowdown. Check out J's book here: https://amzn.to/2L50CDm

Kay Kay Singh started investing in gas stations, laundromats, and single-family homes to reduce his taxable income. Then, he turned to multifamily to syndicate deals, scale his business, and enjoy the tax benefits. He founded his own firm, The Grow Rich Capital that allows high net-worth individuals to invest passively in income-producing multifamily properties in the best-emerging markets throughout the United States.

Scott Choppin spent his life working in the world of real estate development. He first entered the business in 1983, working on multifamily development projects eventually serving as Director of Land Acquisition for a multi-billion dollar portfolio company. In 2000, he founded his own firm, The Urban Pacific Group of Companies which designs and builds urban housing throughout the West. Today, he continues to serve as the Founder and CEO of the company. In this episode, Scott shares the finer details and potential pitfalls of real estate development for those looking to enter the business. Additionally, he offers insight on everything from real estate economic cycles and building in Opportunity Zones.

Alan Lewis spent about a decade working as a corporate attorney and investment banker on Wall Street in the real estate private equity space. Once he realized that the real money was on becoming an investor, he transitioned to multifamily and residential real estate development in 2014. It wasn't until 2016 when he and his partner decided to pursue a goal of creating an online, tech-driven platform to allow just about anyone to invest into their deals. Today, as the Co-founder of DiversyFund, he and his team run a $50 million REIT that acquires cash flowing multifamily value add assets for its investors. In this episode, Alan shares how and why he and his partner launched their alternative investment platform and the benefits for investors. Additionally, he shares why he thinks multifamily real estate is the best investment for people looking to build legacy wealth.

Michael Blank worked in Corporate America and built a successful career in Information Technology then cashed out his stock options to get into the restaurant business. After some trials and tribulations, he began investing in residential and multifamily real estate in 2005 and started syndicating deals in 2010. Today, he serves as the Founder and CEO of Nighthawk Equity which controls over 1,000 units valued at over $30MM. Through his education business, has helped students across the United States acquired more than 2,000 units valued in excess of $75MM. In this episode, Michael shares how he came up with the "Law of The First Deal". Additionally, he shares why he thinks that multifamily real estate is the best investment for people looking to build legacy wealth.

Matt Rodak started his real estate career as a vendor to flippers and rental home buyers. Identifying the need that many of his clients were unable to find a reliable lender for their projects, he conceptualized a tech-focused platform that would originate short-term real estate loans for flippers to buy, rehab and sell residential properties. In 2016, he documented the plan and raised $2MM in venture capital to kick off the business. Since then, Matt and his team have scaled Fund That Flip from just a concept to a 25 person company with offices in Cleveland and New York City, closing millions of dollars in loans and on course to originate over $1B of loans within next 3 years. In this episode, Matt shares how he came up with the business model that serves both flippers and investors alike. Additionally, he shares his approach to raising capital, serving flippers and driving passive-income creation for his investors.

Kevin Bupp started investing in single-family real estate when he was only 20 years old, building a great deal of success early on. Later, when the 2008 crash wiped him out, Kevin took a hiatus from the industry before rushing back in with a vengeance. In 2012, he rebooted his real estate career and shifted his focus from single-family and multifamily to mobile home parks. Since then, he has built a portfolio of almost 2,000 lots in 13 states valued at $70 million through deal syndication and investment funds. As the Founder and CEO of the Mobile Home Park Academy, Kevin and his team provide education to investors to locate, acquire and operate mobile home parks of their own. In this episode, Kevin shares his thoughts on why he loves the mobile home park space. Additionally, he shares his approach to raising capital, creating cash flow and driving passive income creation for his investors.

Bill Manassero started investing in real estate in his fifties when, after 11 years as a missionary in Haiti, he realized he needed to get his financial house in order. In 2014, he took massive action and started real estate investing with only 4 cash flowing units. In 2016, he leveraged those to get his first apartment building, with 22 units. Shortly thereafter, he established the goal of getting to 1,000 units in 6 years. As a syndicator, he has expanded his real estate portfolio across the United States. Today, he helps "55-pluses" invest in real estate with an emphasis on legacy building and supplementing fixed incomes. In this episode, we dive into Bill's approach to raising capital from people at retirement age. Additionally, he shares how to identify the risk profiles for the 55+ age group and addressing their need for immediate cash flow and passive income creation.

What is a better investment: Multifamily Real Estate or Startup & Stocks? Let's talk about it. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Your automatic decision-making heuristics may be costing you deals! Here are 3 cognitive biases that can hurt your investment decisions. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Brandon Hall is the Founder & CEO of The Real Estate CPA, a national accounting firm with nearly 400 clients across the United States. Prior to building his real estate accounting firm, he worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young for many national brands. Then in 2016, he launched his own seven-figure practice that serves real estate syndicators across the country - with the largest client's holding over $100 million in real estate holdings. Today, he and his team work with real estate investors, syndicators, and private equity groups to optimize tax positions and streamline business functions. Additionally, he invests in multifamily properties personally and through his own capital group, Naked Capital. In this episode, we go into some of the practical tactics syndicators should consider in their CPA when scaling their business. Additionally, he shares some of the amazing tax benefits and wealth protection strategies real estate has to offer.

Multifamily properties continue to be a safe haven for people looking for affordable housing - no matter the financial weather. This makes multifamily is the preferred place for investors to go looking for returns - in good times and in bad! This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Matt Faircloth is the president of The DeRosa Group, a company that develops and owns commercial and residential real estate. Starting off in real estate in 2005 with a $30,000 loan from family, Matt started his real estate career doing fix & flips and small real estate transactions. Six years later, he shifted his focus to use private capital to fund deals and take down larger multifamily properties. In doing so, he and his team have built a portfolio of $30 million of residential and commercial properties throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He is the co-author of "Raising Private Capital," a book that explains why raising private money is important and how just about anyone can do it. In this episode, we dive into how Matt was able to scale his real estate business through the use of OPM - Other People's Money. Additionally, he shares insights for new investors on how to get started raising capital from friends and family. Check out Matt's book on raising capital here.

Jack Petrick is a multifamily syndicator and president of Petrick Property Group, a company focused on multifamily acquisitions and property management. Using the experience he had as a home builder over 14 years ago, Jack has been able to scale his portfolio from zero to nearly $28 million in deals closed and under contract. He attributes his success to his ability to streamline his acquisitions team, rehab-crews, systems, and processes. This has allowed him to not only scale quickly, but also has given him time to raise capital to support his rapid growth. In this episode, we dive into deal structure, capital raising for deals, and what new syndicators need to focus on when starting and running a successful syndication business. Additionally, Jack shares what investors should look for when partnering with a syndicator.

Knowing what property class you are looking at is an important factor as it represents a different level of risk and return. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Getting the best financing for your multifamily deal is no accident. It takes effort, good lenders and strong partners to put a deal together. Thank you for listening to this episode. Please Share it. I like to read comments, so please leave a comment and subscribe to my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/bulletproofcashflow Gracias por escuchar este episodio. Por favor, comparta. Me gusta leer comentarios, así que deje un comentario y suscríbase a mi canal de YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/bulletproofcashflow

Adam Adams is a multifamily syndicator and author who has been investing in real estate for over 12 years. Seeing the power of multifamily real estate early on, he has since built a portfolio of over $50M worth of real estate and is currently in over 1,400 multifamily units. He attributes his success to the marketing and branding of his message, centered around multifamily real estate and delivered to his network both online and offline. Doing this, he has been able to leverage these networks to raise more than $5.2M. In this episode, we dive into how he was able to use social networks to help establish his personal brand as a thought leader with practical advice you can apply today. Additionally, he shares his 5 Positive Peer Social Interactions you can do to grow your network and your business.

Do you take the financials in a broker's offering memorandum as "real"? This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

If you are into multifamily, here is what you can do and say to get the brokers' trust and build credibility so they can take you seriously. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Managing a property is not easy. It takes a significant amount of time, knowledge of the law and a commitment to carry out day-to-day tasks like chasing down late payments, answering emergency calls and underwriting tenants. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Dan Handford is a doctor turned multifamily apartment syndicator. Kicking off his real estate career with the goal of offsetting his tax bill, he has spent the last 18 months building a portfolio of multifamily real estate in excess of $146M and over 1,400 units. Aside from founding Handford Capital, an acquisition and syndication business, he is also the current president of five specialty medical clinics located throughout South Carolina. In this episode, we dive into how he was able to scale his business by working with investors early on and by maintaining a clear focus on building relationships with his investors. Additionally, he shares insights on structuring deals and why surrounding yourself with a great team is crucial to building success. Check out Dan's podcast at https://toughdecisions.net/

Sports can teach us some much about life. Training in boxing and Muay Thai is no exception. You may already understand the physical benefits of training, but there are other important lessons that go beyond the gym. With that, here are my 3 life lessons learned from fighting and how it applies to real estate. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Here are my 10 Steps to do AFTER your take down an apartment deal. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

As a real estate entrepreneur, it's important to stay up on the latest trends in your industry - especially as it relates to property management. By taking advantage of where the market is going, you can position your property better against competitors in your area. Here is what you can do to "Be More Competitive Knowing These Property Management Trends". This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Ready to make the transition from single family to multifamily real estate investing? If so, you need to understand the differences between a regular residential mortgage you get at your local bank and a commercial loan. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Bernard Reisz is a CPA focused on using proactive and innovative strategies for real estate financial planning. This focus lead to a passion of protecting wealth for investors, so he founded ReSure Financial. The company gives investors direct control of their tax-sheltered funds for real estate equity and debt opportunities using Checkbook Qualified Retirement Savings Plans, IRAs, Self Directed IRAs, and other tools. Today, he works with people to earn better returns with their retirement money and avoid heavy tax burdens. In this episode, we dive into how investors can deploy the cash in their IRA or 401(k) to invest in multifamily real estate in an easy and compliant way. Additionally, he shares how you as a syndicator can use other people's retirement accounts to fund real estate transactions for a healthy return.

Your local CPA may be good, but if only a small amount of their clients are real estate investors, they may not be a great fit for your team. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Procrastination steals dreams and can even destroy lives. It is the thief of time. Today's duties put off until tomorrow give us a double burden to bear. The best way is to take care of whatever needs to be done in due time. Remember that procrastination is like a habit, it is really hard to kick, but it can make or break you! This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

As a real estate entrepreneur, understanding how to sell is important to having your LOI's accepted and getting deals closed. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Mark Podolsky is a corporate executive turned real estate business leader, mainly through the buying and selling of raw land. This focus around land deals has allowed him to generate an average annual return of 300% on cash flips and well over 1,000% on deals sold as a note or via seller financing. Prior to building his real estate business, he was an investment banker working with private equity groups and handling mergers and acquisitions - and not enjoying his job. It wasn't until a co-worker introduced the world of buying and selling land that he realized that was the way to create the personal wealth and steady cash flow he enjoys today. Since starting in 2001, he has closed over 5,000 land deals! Today, he has built, scaled and automated the business that allows him to have time freedom while still taking down property around the United States. In this episode, we dive into his process of locating assets, his business model and how others can get into the land game. Additionally, he shares how his real estate strategy allows for great automation and how other real estate professionals can scale the same way.

As landlords & property managers, we need to learn how to identify bad tenants that may negatively impact our real estate business by not paying rent, damaging the property, going through eviction or worse. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Here are my 5 tips on potential deal breakers to look for when you are checking out a multifamily deal. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Choosing the right contractor will have a great impact on the success or failure of your rehab or new construction project. Having contracts, checklists and planning documents won't matter if they can't do good work or lack integrity. Here are my 3 Considerations for Hiring a General Contractor for your Large-Scale Project - with some extra considerations. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

The 5 questions to ask a seller when buying a real estate deal. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Corey Peterson is a rags-to-riches real estate entrepreneur and self-made millionaire. Starting in fix and flips 14 years ago, he found that scaling would be a challenge. Once he shifted his focus to multifamily, he discovered that he was able to scale, operate effectively, and cash-flow larger deals. As a syndicator, he has managed and acquired over $100 million in multifamily real estate across the United States. Today, he works with investors on building their personal cash flow and personal wealth. In this episode, we dive into how he structures his syndication deals, along with deal selection and value-add strategies. Additionally, he shares how his passive real estate strategy will create a reliable long term income for himself and his investors.

My 3 ways to use Integrity to keep your business alive. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Hey Group! A question that comes up at our live events is how to get started in multifamily. Here is a quick video on the 5 things you need to do to take down your first deal. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

I know there are several real estate topics in the group, but I thought to share a short video on the multifamily space. With a tight multifamily real estate and little inventory, knowing how to pick a market to invest in is crucial. Here are the 5 things I looking at when selecting a market. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!