Episodes

Most real estate classes require a lot of hands-on daily management that makes or breaks the success of the investment. Nowhere is this more the case than multifamily apartment communities. When you’re dealing with tenants 24...

After many years of escalating prices, it’s now a buyer’s market for institutional, quality multi-family assets. Institutions are on the sidelines as they rebalance investment portfolios, and it’s become much harder for newer...

Unlike most Real Estate asset classes, the Mobile Home Park industry will not see high levels of distress caused by aggressive, short-term floating rate debt. Lenders of Mobile Home Parks are typically more conservative, and ...

Although the market for Multifamily still remains one of the most competitive asset classes, it still represents one of the best opportunities to add significant, predictable value in a relatively short period of time. Zach W...

Many operators over the last couple years paid exorbitant prices for assets and have been unable to increase income as planned. Expenses have also increased significantly more than anticipated. These factors, combined with es...

In major markets across the U.S., residential rents have shotten up dramatically over the past 10 years. As a result, many renters have moved further out from urban cores. For operators of apartment complexes, investing in ma...

When it comes to investing, nothing pays off more than patience and discipline. As sellers insist on prices that no longer make sense in this current interest rate environment, it’s gotten increasingly difficult to find deals...

When you invest your hard-earned money, it can make sense to have someone else vet opportunities for you to ensure success and reduce risk. When it comes to investing passively in Real Estate, there’s a lot to know, and there...

Short-Term-Rentals have exploded over the past several years and investors have prospered. Recently, however, several markets have gotten over-saturated, and vacancies have climbed. Appreciation in home values has also made t...

Great locations save the day when broader markets go south. High density, infill markets with lots of employers and desirable amenities insulate properties from severe downturns which inevitably occur. Mark Hentemann, Founder...

Flipping houses can be a great way to make money, but only a handful of people are truly successful at it. There’s a lot you need to know and there are many ways to make costly mistakes. Roger Blankenship, Founder of Flipping...

With loan terms maturating and escalating borrowing costs, many Real Estate properties are going to be in trouble. With these escalating costs combined with higher operating expenses and contracting rents, many properties wil...

This country is facing a housing affordability crisis with few foreseeable solutions. Shortage of supply, increased construction costs, and the costs to operate have escalated. If the cost of construction could be reduced, ho...

1.5 trillion dollars in Real Estate debt is coming due by 2025. This Is starting to cause major distress across asset classes, markets, and sponsors. On top of increased borrowing costs, expenses such as insurance, taxes, and...

Single family homes are the most conservative asset class to both operate and lend against. Right now, inventory levels are the lowest they’ve ever been, so prices have maintained despite dramatic interest rate increases. Mat...

Although there are multifamily properties of all sizes that are not managed well, smaller buildings without on-site staff and ma and pa owners tend to be more likely to be run unprofessionally. These properties pose opportuni...

One asset class for passive investors that often gets overlooked is Short-Term Rentals. Like in other asset classes, there are companies that will manage the whole process starting with identifying the properties and managing...

By controlling all the construction and property management processes, you can successfully operate Multifamily properties, as long as you don’t overpay for the properties and you know how to manage expenses. Matthew Shields,...

Passive investing can generate cash flow, appreciation, and tax benefits through depreciation. By investing with others, you don’t have to spend time managing properties which may not even cash flow. They key is finding opera...

If you want to invest in Real Estate but don’t want to be a hands-on operator, a great way to participate is through hard money lending. When you invest with the right company, it’s a conservative investment that provides hig...

40% of floating rate Multifamily projects acquired over the past few years will not be able to get refinanced. This will cause distress for operators and opportunities for acquirers. Additionally, increased insurance costs, e...

As the cost of capital has increased dramatically, and generating yield has gotten more challenging, institutional investors are increasingly looking for specialized niches within sectors to invest in. Outside Storage, Cold S...

When it comes to investing, there are always risks. Despite countless resources on how to vet operators and deals, the most important decision you’ll make is who you invest with. Proformas and projections are at best, educate...

Increasingly, Real Estate investors on the coasts are deploying money into the Midwest. Not only are these markets less expensive, but many of them are thriving like never before, and are less volatile. Markets like Columbus,...