In today’s episode, Matt Picheny, a real estate investor, author, and Tony Award winner, talks about only doing real estate as a hobby for 10 years until he started doing it full-time. Since then, Matt has focused on developing passive income streams that enable investors to write their own stories and choose how they want to spend their time.

In today’s episode, Pete Reese joins us to discuss the art of land flipping. An investor for more than 20 years, Pete is also a licensed broker in the state of California. In the last two years, he has gotten into land flipping.

In today’s episode, Ryan Saulle, co-founder of Freedom Home Buyers, shares how his company got to scale to over 80 deals in just four years.

In this episode, Zasha Smith, a licensed civil engineer turned full-time real estate investor, talks about the value of the proof of concept.

In today’s episode, John Casmon, real estate investor and founder of Casmon Capital Group, shares these three C’s to attract capital. John helps busy professionals invest in real estate without taking on a second job.

In today’s episode, contractor and investor Scott Friedmann shares his journey from flipping houses at 24 years old to now doing well-designed full rehab projects full-time. Scott also gives valuable insights into the power of partnership and the value of networking.

Today’s guests are Devinne Bravoco and Justin Balunsat of Just Divine Properties. Devinne and Justin started a local residential redevelopment company after both being in the corporate world.

John got involved in real estate in an almost accidental manner. Tired of paying rent, he and his wife, who was also an attorney, decided to buy a two-family property and ended up house-hacking it.

Remember, your tenants are the caretaker of your unit while you’re the caretaker of the building. And so, you have to show them how to do it the right way. In this episode, I’m sharing with you FIVE pro tips to help you become a better, more mindful landlord. This is a mindful approach to landlording.

Looking to scale off-market? One of the most common mistakes, if not the most common mistake people make when trying to get into the off-market acquisition game is they send the same boring postcard to everyone. This doesn’t work when you’re looking to scale off-market.

On today’s episode, Ryan Goldfarb, the co-founder of Liberty Hudson Solutions, which specializes in short-term rental property management in New Jersey, shares his thesis that led him and his partner to not just invest but also scale.

In this episode, let’s welcome Seth Bradley, a former Big Law attorney turned real estate investor and host of The Passive Income Attorney Podcast.

Kirk has been in the real estate investing business for over 40 years. Obviously, he’s been through enough market cycles to know what clicks in this space, and what doesn’t.

Gabe stepped into the investing space just seven years ago, and since then, he has blown up and built massive wealth

Learn the things Jenny learned over the years of house flipping and how you can apply them to your business, once you finally decide to jump into the house-flipping pool and get your feet wet.

This podcast is not for everyone. In fact, I do believe in Kevin Kelly's theory on a thousand true fans more than the idea that this podcast might appeal to everybody. And so, who will get the most out of this podcast then?

In this episode, we’re giving you a preview of why we're doing this podcast and the three Ms of value that you, as the listener, can take away.

What do you think are the biggest pain points that new investors have?

If you’re thinking capital or maybe not having enough properties, well, they’re actually not. In fact, they’re not what you’d expect.

If you’re new to real estate investing, things could easily get daunting, especially when you don’t know where to start, how to start, and what investment to start with.

As I’ve mentioned in my previous episode, there are a lot – and I mean a LOT of resources out there about real estate investing. It can be overwhelming that could end up feeling confused as to what to buy and not buy, or what to do and not do.

Whether you’re a new seasoned or veteran investor, how do you approach real estate investing so that you also remain calm? How do you keep focused and know that your numbers are correct, and still have confidence in your numbers and in your process?

All this can be done by being mindful – and mindfulness is achieved through education.