Bulletproof Cashflow: Multifamily & Apartment Investing for Financial Freedom

Richard C. Wilson is a third-generation Eagle Scout, husband, and father of 3 living in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is the CEO & Founder of the Family Office Club, the #1 largest association of over 3,000 registered ultra-wealthy families and their family offices. Richard has helped create and formalize 100+ family offices and counts a shark from Shark Tank, several billionaires, many REITS, and 500+ investors with an average net worth of $28M as clients. 

Join our conversation with Richard as he discusses his company, the Family Office, managing the time of entrepreneurs, and working with high-net-worth individuals.

Richard shares…

●    How to connect with high-net-worth individuals’
●    The challenges of working with high-net-worth clients
●    Why family offices are willing to take on riskier deals to generate higher returns
●    The importance of having a track record of success when approaching family offices for syndications.
●    And so much more!

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Shannon Robnett is a real estate developer with a principal focus on multifamily and industrial real estate in Idaho. He is a second-generation builder and fourth-generation realtor. He has lived in Idaho for 40 years and has spent 27 years as a developer and builder in that market. His projects include multifamily, fire stations, schools, hospitals, police stations, and more, with $400M in personal transactions to date. 

Join our conversation with Shannon as he sheds light on ground-up multifamily construction and the success he has reached in this segment of the real estate industry. 

Shannon shares:

·         The Benefits of investing in stabilized multi-family real estate

·         How to generate passive income through alternative asset classes

·         The importance of staying competitive in the real estate market

·         Understanding demographics and investing in areas with strong demand and growth potential

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Michael Bull, CCIM is the founder and CEO of Bull Realty. He is an active commercial real estate broker licensed in eight states and has assisted clients with over 7 billion dollars of transactions over his 35-year career. Mr. Bull founded Bull Realty in 1998 with two primary missions: to provide a company of brokers known for integrity and to provide the best disposition marketing in the nation. While still well known for effective disposition services, the firm also provides acquisition, project leasing, and site selection/tenant representation in all major property sectors.

 Join our conversation with Mike as he shares building blocks that set us up for success in commercial real estate. This episode welcomes those who are exploring real estate and even for those who have been in the field for a long time. Mike shares…

●     Factors to lookout for when observing the marketplace

●     Making interest rates work for you

●     Investing in property value and not on profit

●     How to leverage multi-functional spaces for hybrid work set-up

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Jack Krupey of JKAM Investments is an expert in distressed assets and non-performing mortgages. Here, 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.

Eric Martel first turned to real estate investing as a means of earning passive income and achieving financial freedom. He then founded Martel Turnkey, which created rapid success and allowed him to retire from his day job in just four short years. 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.

As a long-time entrepreneur, Sam Wilson’s led a variety of real estate-related ventures throughout his career. Sam talks about the three reasons why he loves investing in the laundromat business and why he’s currently focused on retail laundry facilities. We also discuss the maintenance involved in laundromats, Sam’s marketing strategy, and how he targets the right areas.

Many people go through life financially uneducated, not knowing how to make their money work for them. 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. Here, we 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.

Scott Meyers knows all about building bulletproof cash flow with self-storage. Here, Scott and I talk about his journey from single-family to self-storage and how he teaches others 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.

Dustin Heiner is the founder of Master Passive Income, the Real Estate Wealth Builders Conference, and the Successfully Unemployed Podcast. 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.

Now that we’re in a technical recession, non-traditional lenders are the ones to work with to close deals. Chris Haddon is a best-selling author and hard money specialist and here, we talk about what hard money is and how people use it. We also talk about the markets Chris is getting into and how he structures deals.