Real Investor Radio Podcast

In Episode 2 of 4kd.ai, Jack, Craig, and David dive into real-world applications of agentic AI and what it actually looks like to build with these tools day-to-day. From replacing legacy software with custom AI workflows, to building dispatch systems, scraping and analyzing market data, and even running deep investigative research, this episode is all about execution—not theory.They break down how they’re using tools like OpenClaw, MongoDB, and local models to automate workflows, reduce manual work, and uncover insights that would have taken hours (or days) before. Along the way, they also talk through what’s working, what’s not, and how they’re thinking about building scalable AI systems inside real businesses.

In this episode, Craig and Jack discuss the current state of the real estate market, mortgage rates, and the impact of geopolitical events like the Iran war on the economy. They analyze market trends across different regions, the influence of government policies, and share insights on pricing strategies for sellers and investors.

The debut episode of the 4kd.ai podcast features a deep dive into AI tools and their transformative impact on real estate and business operations. Craig, David, and Jack share their experiences building AI-driven workflows, automation, and innovative use cases that are reshaping industries.

In this episode, Craig and Jack BeVier discuss emerging opportunities in small to mid-size multifamily real estate, common underwriting mistakes, and how to accurately analyze pro formas for better investment decisions. They share practical tips on expense assumptions, vacancy rates, and the importance of realistic underwriting to avoid pitfalls.

This episode explores the latest developments in real estate legislation, focusing on the bipartisan 'Road to Housing' bill, and discusses its potential impact on investors and the housing market. Additionally, the hosts delve into the exciting possibilities of AI in business and real estate.

In this engaging conversation, Craig and Jack explore the implications of the Citrini Research report predicting a 2028 market crash, AI's impact on jobs, real estate, and the economy. They debate potential displacement, opportunities, and how future professionals can adapt to rapid technological change.

In Part Two, Aeron Alberti shares his perspectives on the current real estate market, strategies for navigating market corrections, and the importance of relationships and value creation in real estate investing.

Jack sits down with Aeron Alberti to break down how he built one of Maryland’s most efficient real estate operations — completing nearly 400 investor renovations per year while managing more than 200 field employees. Aaron shares how he started 20 years ago with just a paintbrush and $7,500, gradually compounding relationships, leadership, and operational discipline into a high-volume contracting and investing machine. He explains how his crew structure works, why retaining key team leaders for nearly two decades has been critical to scale, and how a costly multi-million dollar acquisition mistake forced him to reset and rebuild smarter. The conversation dives into what most contractors get wrong, why adding real value matters more than chasing margins, and how long-term relationships — not shortcuts — are the foundation of sustainable growth in real estate.

In this episode of Real Investor Radio, Craig Fuhr and Jack BeVier engage with Odetta Cushi, the deputy chief economist at First American Financial, to discuss the current state and future outlook of the housing market. They explore various factors influencing the market, including economic trends, consumer spending, inflation, mortgage rates, and the impact of immigration. Odetta provides insights into the resilience of the U.S. consumer, the importance of equity levels, and the challenges faced by home builders. The conversation also touches on the myths surrounding the housing market and the potential effects of government policies on affordability. Overall, the discussion is cautiously optimistic about the housing market's trajectory in 2026, despite existing challenges.