Multifamily Insights
by John CasmonEach week, John Casmon speaks with real estate pros and marketing specialists to provide useful tips for multifamily investing. Listen and learn insights for market research, finding deals, attracting capital, and growing your portfolio.
Copyright: 2021 John Casmon
Episodes
$25,000 in Monthly Cashflow from One House with Ryan Chaw, Ep. 533
27m · PublishedRyan Chaw has so far invested in ten single-family houses on the side of his full-time job (He’s a pharmacist). He has previously been featured on sites like Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, and BiggerPockets. His speciality is student rental investments.He also helps others get started in real estate investing at NewbieRealEstateInvesting.com.
In this episode Ryan gets specific about room hacking, how he is making $25,000 cash flow a month from a house, the administration & regulations of student housing, how student housing is resilient to a recession, the administration & regulations of student housing and much more.
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$25,000 Cashflow a Month from a House;
00:00 Room hacking;
05:43 $25,000 cashflow a month from a house;
06:49 The administration & regulations of student housing;
12:46 How is student housing resilient to a recession;
14:09 3-4 unit Vs. a single family house in student housing ;
15:28 Retrofitting in student housing;
16:54 Helping other investors;
18:00 Managing properties;
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20:40 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: His first property.
Digital Resource: Zillow
Most Recommended Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad
Daily Habit: The Gap and the Gain
#1 Insight for Room Hacking: Finding a property near a good college.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in Sacramento: Seoulzip
Contact Ryan:
To learn more go to www.newbierealestateinvesting.com
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How They Analyze 100,000 Properties Monthly with Sief Khafagi, Ep. 532
32m · PublishedSief Khafagi is an ex-techie turned real estate investor who has helped thousands diversify into real estate after spending nearly 5 years at Facebook where he built the second largest engineering organization across the world.
Today, he’s the founder of Techvestor, which helps accredited real estate investors and busy professionals passively invest in the emerging asset class of short term rentals with a focus on higher than average cash flows and lifestyle by design. Investors can invest as little as $25,000, get all the benefits like cash flow, tax benefits and more, without doing any of the work.
In this episode Sief Khafagi delves into the intersection of technology with the real estate industry, highlighting its significance, his insights into confidently transitioning from a traditional salaried job, the implementation of algorithms and automations in real estate processes, optimizing efficiency, the challenges and strategies behind evaluating an impressive volume of 100,000 deals monthly.
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Leveraging Tech - Drive, Scale, and Win
00:00 Tech to real estate;
04:07 $16,000,000 in two years;
09:13 Leaving your W2 job with confidence;
11:21 Algorithms & Automations;
16:25 Underwriting 100,000 deals a month;
28:34 Managing contractors efficently;
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22:21 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: His first short term rental.
Most Recommended Book: Unreasonable Hospitality
Daily Habit: Working out
#1 Insight for Investing in Short Term Rentals: Ask yourself if you want to be passive or active.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in LA: Sugarfish
Contact Sief:
To learn more go to techvestor.com
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The EZ Way to Handle Unit Turns with Chase Minnifield, Ep. 531
26m · PublishedAfter playing in the NFL, Chase decided he wanted to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams and founded multiple successful companies. In 2019 Chase was listed on Forbes 30 Under 30 as CEO of his company EZ Turn, a digital platform for commercial and residential property managers to better manage the tenants, vendors, and contractors at their properties.
In this episode, Chase Minnifield discusses founding EZ Turn, a property management software. He talks about his NFL-to-entrepreneurship transition, collaborating with student housing firms, and addressing industry needs. A key focus is on automation's role in efficiency, highlighting how EZ Turn's versatility across property management amplifies its impact.
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EZ Turn Management
00:00 How EZ turn came about;
06:17 NFL to Entrepreneurship;
10:13 Working with the student housing companies;
12:33 A software that fills a need in student housing;
16:54 Don’t miss a beat with the help of automation;
19:44 The range of EZ Turn;
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22:21 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: His injuries.
Digital Resource: Slack
Most Recommended Book: You2
Daily Habit: Working out
#1 Insight for Managing Turns: Be prepared.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in DC: Ben’s Chili Bowl
Contact Chase:
To learn more go to ezturn.net.
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Why He Was Reluctant to Work with LP Investors with Christopher Stout, Ep. 530
35m · PublishedChristopher Stout is responsible for overseeing and leading all operations at StoutCap. Stout has been a multifamily real estate investor for over a decade and is a master operator. With over 20 years of experience in the residential construction industry, Stout has used his knowledge and expertise to transition his career from construction to real estate investing. This transition ultimately led to the creation of StoutCap.
In this episode we dive into Chris’ journey from being a homeowner to an investor, how you can build wealth by creating value for other people, partnering up with people, goal setting and your why.
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Goals & Building Wealth
00:00 Homeowner to investor;
06:46 Building wealth by creating value for other people;
12:26 How partnering up can help;
15:45 Developing a goal & saying “no”;
22:32 $300,000 Vs. $50,000,000
27:23 What is your why;
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30:53 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: Buying a rent stabilized building in NYC.
Digital Resource: Organization and cloud-based storage
Most Recommended Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad
Daily Habit: Managing his calendar
#1 Insight for Multifamily Investing: Realize that the time moves faster than you think.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in New York: Rocco Steakhouse
Contact Chris:
To learn more go to stoutcap.com. Find Chris with the @officialstout handle on Instagram.
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How This Platform is Helping Property Owners with Ryan Barone, Ep. 529
24m · PublishedRyan Barone is the CEO & Founder of RentRedi. Its rental software for landlords ensures that you can easily collect rent online without any hidden fees. They offer customizable payment options for both landlords and tenants. Never pay any fees for additional units or tenants.
It all started when CEO Ryan Barone lost out on a great apartment in New York City. A double major, top of his class, and with an internship on Wall Street - getting documents for rental applications shouldn’t have been a problem. But it was. And it wasn’t just an issue for him. Speaking with friends, he found the application process for rentals was difficult for everyone, tenants, and landlords. Gathering and storing documents and having them easily available for landlords was a problem - and RentRedi became the solution.
In this episode we listen to Ryan’s journey into PropTech, and how he is helping property owners by building something that fills a need.
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Helping Property Owners
00:00 $15b under management;
04:36 A journey into PropTech;
10:05 Building something that fills a need;
11:05 Networking and feedback;
12:16 Helping property owners
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19:09 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: The first version of Rentredi.
Digital Resource: Intercom
Most Recommended Book: The Lean Startup
Daily Habit: Creating dashboards
#1 Insight for Being an Independent Property Owner: Talk to your tenants.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in New York: Uva
Contact Ryan:
To learn more about the platform go to rentredi.com
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Why This ER Physician Started Investing in Apartments with Dr. Nkem Ezeamama, Ep. 528
37m · PublishedDr. Nkem Ezeamama is the visionary behind Pheenyx Capital Investment. Pheenyx Capital is dedicated to helping busy professionals, both in and out of the healthcare field, grow their wealth through passive investing in commercial multifamily real estate.
She is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician practicing in Tennessee with over 7 years of experience; Dr. Nkem is also a real estate investor with a portfolio consisting of over 300 units as a limited partner; recently, she marked a significant milestone, closing her first deal as a general partner.
Dr. Nkem is also keen on empowering other healthcare professionals to attain financial security. She's set a goal to help over a thousand of her peers create passive income and achieve generational wealth through real estate investing.
In this episode learn how a doctor transitioned into real estate investing, and discover the power of mindset shifts in achieving growth. Overcome limiting beliefs and gain comfort working with other investors. Don't miss these valuable insights.
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Build Wealth and Still Do What You Love
00:00 Build wealth and still do what you love;
05:41 Doctor to investor;
10:22 Growth with a mindset shift as an LP investor;
15:23 Overcoming limiting beliefs;
26:30 Getting comfortable working with other investors;
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31:57 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: The lack of taking action.
Digital Resource: ChatGPT
Most Recommended Book: The Alchemist
Daily Habit: Gratitude journaling
#1 Insight for New: Diversification is key.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in Nashville: Borago
Contact Nkem:
You can find Nkem on LinkedIn. Go to phcinvest.com to learn more.
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Which is More Risky? Acquisitions or Development with Dusten Hendrickson, Ep. 527
31m · PublishedDusten Hendrickson develops and invests in wellness-designed multifamily real estate, as well as existing value-add real estate. He also engages in passive investments in other projects as an LP investor.
He owns and asset-manages an impressive portfolio consisting of 869 multifamily units and approximately 25,000 sq ft of commercial space. Additionally, he has made passive investments in 2,034 units as an LP.
With a career spanning since 2002, Dusten has been deeply involved in the real estate industry. Over the years, he has been involved in a variety of ventures, from owning a roofing company to building and acquiring single-family homes, multifamily apartment communities, mixed-use buildings, and commercial properties. Dusten's diverse experience includes developing new neighborhoods and nurturing infill and adaptive reuse projects, where he collaborates closely with the historical society, city council, government employees, and officials.
In this episode, Dusten discusses various aspects of development. He highlights the importance of wellness and design in more affordable A-class units, the value of gaining perspective through partnerships and understanding the sub-markets when approaching today's real estate market. Dive in for invaluable perspectives on intricacies surrounding the realm of development, exploring the inherent risks and potential rewards that these ventures.
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Development - Lower Risk?
00:00 Wellness & design in more affordable A class units;
06:55 Real estate in three different buckets;
08:13 Gaining perspective through partners;
10:59 Understanding the sub-markets;
15:39 How to approach today’s market;
17:19 Development - Risks & Benefits;
22:24 Getting started with development;
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26:29 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: A bad partner.
Digital Resource: Marco Polo App.
Most Recommended Book: Meditations
Daily Habit: Reading the bible in the morning
#1 Insight for New: Wellness design modern workforce with no amenities.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat: Next Hamburgers
Contact Dusten:
To learn more go to mailboxmoneyre.com
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Massive Growth through Virtual Assistants with Valerie Shirah, Ep. 526
37m · PublishedValerie Shirah is a wife, mother of three, and entrepreneur. She's also the co-founder of the Streamline team and host of Wealth by Choice Podcast.
When her husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at the age of 35, she realized that they would not be able to depend solely on his W2 income. At that time, She was a stay-at-home mom homeschooling three kids and had no prior experience in real estate or building businesses.
It was an eye-opening moment for both of them—one that led them down a path towards learning more about real estate investing, networking—and ultimately building businesses from scratch. Since then, they overcame their limiting mindsets and began to see how many things in their lives were now changing for the better.
On their RE investing journey, She discovered the power of virtual assistants and is now passionate about helping other investors manage their time and experience massive growth through the use of virtual assistants.
In this episode, Valerie shared her and her husband’s transformative journey, emphasizing the power of the right approach, the difference between making and earning money, and the value of collaboration with Virtual Assistants (VAs). Her practical insights offer valuable lessons for personal and professional growth.
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One thing that changed everything
00:00 One thing that changed everything;
04:55 Finding the right approach;
08:43 Making money VS. Earning money;
13:17 Scaling beyond doing everything yourself;
13:17 A practical way of overcoming challenges;
17:38 Working with VAs;
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26:23 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: Having a “do it yourself” mentality.
Digital Resource: Audible
Most Recommended Book: Who Not How
Daily Habit: Her morning routine
#1 Insight for Using Virtual Assistants: The productivity multiplier of adding one or two people to your team.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in Warren, OH: Chipotle
Contact Valerie:
You can find Valerie’s podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or any platform you prefer. To learn more go to thestreamlineteam.com
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Why You Should Consider Private Lending with Kevin Kim, Ep. 525
38m · PublishedKevin Kim is a Partner with Geraci LLP and leads the firm's corporate & securities practice. His expertise lies in fund formation, private placements, and other securities offerings for private lenders, real estate developers, and investors of all sizes. Kevin and his team have advised and prepared hundreds of securities offerings including mortgage funds, structured debt offerings, real estate syndications, crowdfunding offerings, EB-5 projects, and Qualified Opportunity Funds. Kevin's passion lies in serving his clients as a pragmatic advisor focusing on real world solutions.
Kevin is also a nationally recognized expert in mortgage fund formation. Kevin is the lead instructor for the American Association of Private Lender’s Certified Fund Manager courses, where he teaches mortgage fund managers throughout the United States on fund management and securities laws.
Kevin hosts the podcast Lender Lounge with Kevin Kim, where he interviews industry leaders, friends, and colleagues in the private lending space to learn what makes them tick.
In this episode, Kevin Kim takes us on a journey into the world of private lending. Discover its unique similarities and differences to hard money lending, learn how to prepare for lucrative opportunities, and get insights into licenses, foreclosure types, and even launching your own fund. Uncover the power of private lending in the real estate industry with Kevin's expert guidance. Tune in!
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All things private lending
00:00 All things private lending;
03:45 Why private lending;
08:56 Private money Vs. Hard Money;
12:19 Being in position for private lending opportunities;
17:35 Licenses for private lending ~ Usury Caps
23:47 Non-judicial closure VS. Judicial closure;
24:53 Launching your own fund;
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29:29 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: Making a bad mistake on a client’s file early in his career.
Digital Resource: Perella
Most Recommended Book: Extreme Ownership
Daily Habit: Keeping track on his word doc for his priorities
#1 Insight for Private Lending: Regionality and focus will be key to success.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in Irvine, California: Little Sister
Contact Kevin:
You can find Kevin’s podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or any platform you prefer. To learn more go to www.geracillp.com
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Why He Tries to Kill Every Deal with Vlad Arakcheyev, Ep. 524
33m · PublishedVlad Arakcheyev is an active investor, co-sponsor and JV partner in 500+ multifamily units and land development amounting to a multimillion dollar portfolio. Vlad is in charge of Zontik Ventures operations and asset management. He is a member of the national real estate investor network.
In this episode with Vlad Arakcheyev, we delved into the importance of mindset and building a reliable team, how to prepare for potential investment deals and explore various markets worth considering, the changes in the market, and how to manage three different teams in three distinct markets.
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The Search for the Passive Income
00:00 The search for the passive income;
04:55 Mindset ~ Team;
08:43 How to be ready when a deal comes;
13:17 What markets to invest in;
17:38 3 teams 3 markets;
23:03 Interest Rates & Changes in the market;
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26:23 Round of Insights
Apparent Failure: His very first raise
Digital Resource: Hubspot
Most Recommended Book: The One Thing
Daily Habit: Meditation
#1 Insight for Multifamily Investing: Get educated.
Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in Queens: Sushi
Contact Vlad:
You can find Vlad’s linktree here or go to www.zontikventures.com
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Multifamily Insights has 620 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 379:48:46. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on October 28th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on May 31st, 2024 20:12.