Emma Powell - Real Estate Balancing Strategies

Key Takeaways

Real estate success is not just about profits; it's about achieving time and financial freedom to lead a more purposeful and playful life.

You have to be able to balance success with your personal life or it's just pointless.

It's hard in the moment when there's uncertainty, but once the problem resolves itself, it'll either work out or it won't.

Our ability to affect the future of the deal is enhanced with us being able to be in there and protect the capital that we've put in there.

I'm a human. I'm going to make mistakes, but I can actually go back and change history to set us up in a better place moving forward.

Vetting involves SEC checks, criminal background checks, Zoom meetings, and local members physically inspecting properties; transparency is key for trust.

Timeline

[01:28] Intro to episode guest

[02:52] One word that describes Emma personally and professionally.

[04:07] Why don’t you let us all know about Emma, your background and how you got into multifamily?

[07:29] Emma talks about her company High Rise Capital and what they do.

[10:47] What specific breakthrough or turning point occurred in your coaching relationship that significantly impacted your perspective and performance?

[17:38] Do you have a particular market you like or a particular asset class?

[23:15] As a potential passive investor, what information do you seek and how do you vet operators before investing in your fund?

Contact 

Email: highrise.group/contact

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Duane Winkel - Relentless Multifamily Business Insights

Key Takeaways

Investors can discern sincerity, and authenticity is a key factor for long-term partnerships.

When rates rise, it can be a good time to buy, and when they fall, it's favorable for selling as property values increase.

Renovating properties with high vacancy rates, despite potential bank reluctance, offers a chance to improve and raise market rents.

I love the journey more than I love the actual outcome of it. it's just that relentless passion.

The relentless pursuit should be fueled by passion, not just for the outcomes but for the entire process, ensuring sustained motivation and satisfaction.

Timeline

[01:40] Intro to episode guest

[02:56] One word that describes Duane personally and professionally.

[05:50] Talk about your background a little bit and how’d you get into this?

[11:26] Duane talks about the business side of multifamily.

[15:02] So what does it cost per unit to put a water conservation package in typically?

[17:10] I know you are working on a deal right now, why don’t we talk about that a little bit?

[21:35] What do you say to the new investor and how do you get them in your wheelhouse?

Contact 

Email: winkelcapital.com

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Brady Slack and Michael Scicluna - Mastering Tax Strategies

Key Takeaways

Confidence is not just about being assertive; it's about the willingness to learn and be coached.

Life is a journey with its ups and downs; winning the small battles leads to winning the war.

Consistency in facing ups and downs allows for success through the big challenges.

The language of business is accounting; understanding that language enhances your chances of success.

Real estate investing has the potential to never be taxed if leveraged with write-offs, expenses, and depreciation.

Don't let the tax tail wag the dog; sometimes, there are valid reasons to exit a property despite tax implications.

Timeline

[02:05] Intro to episode guest

[02:50] One word that describes Brady personally and professionally.

[06:46] Can you share a brief overview of your background, current role, and your company?

[10:10] What are the tax planning strategies for limited partners, and how do they benefit as investors?

[16:36] Brady, discuss business entity structuring and mapping as Mike mentioned. How should people structure their entities?

[20:54] Discuss cost segregation, its mechanics, and how it relates to leveraging depreciation in your investments.

[31:13] Explain what a K1 is and how it's utilized for new investors or passive investors exploring deals.

Contact 

Email: brady@highcountryfinance.com

Instagram: @TheBradySlack

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Shannon Robnett - Navigating the Real Estate Market

Key Takeaways

Understanding the market's cyclic nature is crucial, with an anticipation of improvement over the next 12-18 months.

Have solutions ready for all aspects of a deal. Learn from 2008: be prepared for market turns.

Specializing in one thing becomes crucial as you recognize the depth of your knowledge.

True expertise arises from hands-on experience, embracing challenges, and actively practicing in your field.

If you're taking on a deal, be the source for the completed project. It's about having the solution to all the problems or having access to them.

Syndication is just a fancy word for a partnership. Limited partners provide capital, and general partners create, vet, underwrite, manage, and decide when to sell.

Despite political divides and global uncertainties, with pent-up demand and a shortage of supply, there's significant money on the sidelines.

The market hasn't cooled off as expected. Interest rates haven't slowed much. Wages are rising, and the economy remains strong.

Timeline

[01:50] Intro to episode guest

[02:41] One word that describes Shannon personally and professionally.

[04:16] Can you tap into something that was a bump in the road for you that you learned a valuable lesson from?

[11:17] What is syndication, particularly for new listeners, in a concise way?

[15:09] What's your outlook on the market in the next 12 to 18 months, considering the recurring cycle?

[23:25] Are you currently involved in multifamily projects, or are you focused on light manufacturing and industrial deals?

[26:07] Are you building multifamily or single-family properties?

Contact 

Website: shannonrobnett.com

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Tim Winders - A Story of Self Realization and Growth

Key Takeaways

Discovering our true nature and purpose is a lifelong journey. There are various characteristics and traits that define us, and these qualities evolve over time.

A transformation in one's faith can lead to a fundamental shift in values and perspective on life.

Instead of treating spirituality as a resource to turn to only in times of trouble, it can be a consistent and integral part of one's business endeavors.

Effective communication and genuine interest in what matters to others can lead to stronger connections and partnerships.

Success should be redefined on an individual basis, rather than trying to emulate others. It's essential to discover one's unique definition of success.

Timeline

[00:40] Intro to Podcast

[02:32] Intro to episode guest

[03:56] One word that describes Tim personally and professionally.

[06:16] Do you think that each of us have some word or quality that other people associate you with?

[18:12] Tim shares his background and how he got to where he is today.

[27:10] Are you in the multifamily business or how’d you get into multifamily business?

Contact 

Website: seekgocreate.com

Socials: Seek Go Create

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Rod Khleif - Fundamental Keys You Need to Get Your Arms Around When Starting a Business

Key Takeaways

New multifamily investors should focus on setting clear goals, making decisions, and taking the first step to get started in the business.

It's crucial to focus on the numbers and find deals that make financial sense.

If you find a good deal in multifamily, you can probably show a 15 percent ultimate return on a deal.

Building relationships and networking with industry professionals can lead to mutually beneficial opportunities.

Multifamily remains a resilient and attractive asset class in the real estate industry.

Strong cash flow is a key factor in surviving economic challenges in real estate.

Timeline

[00:50] Intro to Podcast

[02:04] Intro to episode guest

[02:47] One word that describes Rod personally and professionally.

[04:23] Rod shares his background.

[09:00] How do you inspire and retain community members, encouraging them not to quit?

[13:40] What are the three essential fundamentals for success for new multifamily investors entering the business today?

[23:44] What’s your future plan? What’s your future goal?

[27:02] Where do you see rent growth going?

[30:18] What do you think is the best debt out there to find today?

Contact 

Website: https://linktr.ee/rodkhleif

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodkhleif

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Matt Faircloth - Multifamily Marvels: Elevate Your Life by Creating Unforgettable Lifestyles

Key Takeaways

Real estate touches the lives of many people, making it essential to consider the human side of the business.

We've successfully turned properties with crime issues into safe and welcoming communities.

Providing quality housing that tenants love and find sticky can significantly reduce vacancy, a major cost in multifamily real estate.

Focusing on emerging markets with job growth is essential for successful real estate investments.

Consider markets with minor league sports teams as they indicate a growing economy and potential investment opportunities.

Single-family rentals can offer excellent cash flow and tenant stability, but the stress involved can be challenging.

Timeline

[00:38] Intro to Podcast

[02:10] Intro to episode guest

[03:16] One word that describes Matt personally and professionally.

[04:45] Matt shares his background.

[06:10] Have you always been in multifamily, or did you start out on the residential side?

[11:05] What are some of the fundamentals that you look at before you look at the deal in that market?

[16:43] So when you say residential, is it all apartments or are you in the single-family space also?

[28:12] We could talk about building relationships all day long, but how do we build those right ones? Who are the people that we need to build those relationships with?

Contact 

Socials: @MattFaircloth

Website: derosagroup.com

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