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How Did They Do It? Real Estate

How Did They Do It? Real Estate

Seyla and Aileen Prak

Listen to interviews with top experts in the Real Estate business on their journey and how they’ve been able to achieve massive success. Whether you are an active investor or passive investor, we hope to provide valuable resources to you to use in your own real estate investing journey in order take massive action to build true wealth and achieve the lifestyle and happiness you dream of. Our guests will share their real estate investing stories, how they got started with real estate investing, lessons they’ve learned, how real investing has impacted their lives, how they’ve been able to scale their business, and what tools and resources they use.

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Real estate has always been one of the best investment vehicles for people to build wealth and a better future. But how can you fulfill these goals within the business but outside the housing side? Grant Reaves is here to share his continuous success in the commercial space, specifically in flex industrial investing.

Today, Grant tells us why they prefer finding opportunities in office spaces and flex industrial properties, how tenancy and occupancy work in this asset class, and their criteria for choosing the best markets. Join us in this episode to hear Grant’s advice for aspiring commercial investors!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • Grant’s extensive background in the real estate investing business from commercial and self-storage to flex industrial
  • What is flex industrial?
  • The reason why Grant decided to acquire his first industrial real estate deal
  • Value-add and renovation strategies for industrial properties
  • The occupancy rate for office spaces
  • Ideal markets for industrial investments and some things to consider when choosing the right one
  • Flex industrial properties’ tenancy after the renovation and value-add
  • Advantages of applying the Triple Net Lease (NNN) structure
  • 3 main reasons why Grant invests and will continue to invest in flex industrial properties
  • Grant’s advice for anyone planning to invest in commercial real estate

Resources & Links
Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor

About Grant Reaves

Grant Reaves is a co-founder and Principal of Stoic Equity Partners in Daphne, AL. He oversees the Acquisition Department, Investor Relations, portfolio management, and the firm's debt relationships. Alongside his business partner, Jeremy Friedman, Grant has grown Stoic's real estate portfolio to over $86MM and 877,000 SF (as of April 2024) of developments/acquisitions since July 2021. Stoic began by investing in self-storage completing 4 acquisitions/developments before transitioning to multi-tenant flex industrial. The firm continues to be focused on purchasing value-added, multi-tenant flex industrial properties throughout the southeast.

After studying business at Auburn University, Grant began his career in commercial real estate brokerage, focusing on selling limited-service hospitality assets nationwide. This experience equipped him with essential skills in underwriting, deal structure, and portfolio management, which he now applies to Stoic's success.

Grant resides in Fairhope, AL, with his wife Lawren, and their son William.

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Today, Dan Austin connects with us to talk about their marketing and sales platform, how they help investors acquire the best deals in the market, and guide us in the right direction of creating good investing partnerships.

Dan also gives us some value through his learning experiences as a former US military member, the importance of commitment in making decisions and choices, and conquering fears of investing in real estate. Dive in because there’s much we can offer in this episode!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • Dan’s realizations that shifted his mindset and started his investing career
  • Why Dan chose real estate as his wealth-building mechanism
  • Overcoming the fear of taking risks in real estate investing
  • Advice on finding and creating a business partnership that works
  • The value of having grit and commitment in business or any aspect of life
  • Collecting Keys: What it does, the services it offers to investors, and the asset classes covered
  • Typical fees and marketing budget involved in availing Collecting Keys’ services
  • Collecting Keys Podcast’s purpose and the kind of real estate stories it features
  • The mindset you must have to keep going despite investing challenges

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About Dan Austin

As a former member of one of the most elite and highly trained special operations military groups, Dan learned firsthand the power of perseverance, teamwork, and a relentless commitment that allows ordinary people to achieve extraordinary things. Dan departed from the military after 8 years and 6 combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan to pursue a career in Corporate America, albeit a short one.

After working just a few short years in Corporate America as an Electrical Engineer Dan sought out a path to financial freedom through real estate and entrepreneurship. His journey began in 2016 and quickly scaled his business, wholesaling, flipping, and buying over 100 properties in just two years.

While building his wholesaling business, the Collecting Keys business model was born as the only direct-to-seller full marketing and sales service offered to their real estate investor clients. Providing a first-of-its-kind service, the business grew to 25 markets across the US in just 6 months, with plans to be in 100 markets by the end of 2024.

Dan is also the host of the Collecting Keys Podcast, where he and his co-host talk about the real day-to-day ups and downs of being a real estate investor and running a nationwide off-market real estate business.

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With his nearly two decades of career in real estate, Evan Polaski joins the show to enlighten us about the pitfalls that he observed with operators and syndicators, his expertise as a limited partner in evaluating a good deal, and his sentiments on what the future of the real estate looks like.

So, regardless of your role in the real estate investing business, there’s a ton to take advantage of from this episode!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • Evan’s extensive background in real estate investing across different aspects and asset classes
  • Evan’s perspectives on the current real estate market environment
  • What should be your focus when determining a good deal?
  • How a syndicator or operator’s work ethic can impact the deals’ performance
  • Problems with some syndicators underwriting and analyzing projected yields and returns
  • Factors affecting the operator’s ability to run and operate a deal
  • Insights about the future of real estate in the next two years
  • Evan’s current focus in real estate
  • The value of learning from mistakes, making better decisions, and taking action

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About Evan Polaski

Evan is the Director of Investor Relations for Axia Partners, a diversified real estate fund operator focused on recession-resilient assets.

As such, he spends his days working with investors to better understand their investment goals and background. With over 16 years in real estate, he has seen all sides of real estate from acquisitions, to capital raising on the equity and debt side, to operations, and actively invests himself. Feel free to connect with Evan on Linkedin, where he shares his insights into the syndication space, where both his professional career and personal investments primarily sit.

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Deep dive into this episode with Ryan Groene and his careful analysis of mobile homes and RV park’s potential, demand, and their current state in the real estate market!

Ryan tells us why he chose mobile homes and RV parks as his investment vehicle, his strategies for making these asset classes work and profitable, and some facts about affordable housing that every investor should know. Join us for another educational discussion about investing!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • How Ryan got into real estate investing from a career in finance
  • Ryan’s journey to acquiring empty lots and mobile homes
  • The difference in acquiring used and new mobile homes and some strategies for acquiring them
  • The importance of performing cost-benefit analysis when bringing homes to a mobile park, refinancing, or selling
  • The ultimate goal when underwriting a mobile home park deal
  • The current market condition, supply, and demand in the mobile homes industry and affordable housing in general
  • What’s the main reason behind mobile homes’ dwindling supply?
  • Why Ryan decided to invest in RV parks
  • Mobile homes vs. RV parks in terms of operation, demand, amenities, and size allocation

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Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor

About Ryan Groene

An accomplished professional, Ryan started his investment career over 10 years ago with a family owned single family rental and public equity investments. His portfolio has grown to over 900 mobile home park spaces and has overseen a portfolio of operations for over 1200 mobile home spaces.

Ryan graduated from The Farmer School of Business at Miami University(OH) in 2012 with a B.S. in Finance. During his academic career, Ryan played 4 years of collegiate baseball. He was also a member of the OCCAC All Academic team and named team captain in his senior season.

Ryan has owned and operate parks in Iowa, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Ryan is proficient in evaluating deals, networking, and operating parks. Ryan oversees all of our operations at Treeside.

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In this episode, we'll delve into the benefits of operating within the real estate market and exploring other asset classes within the same realm. We'll uncover how both buyers and sellers can achieve symbiotic success by strategically utilizing seller financing. So, let's embark on this journey to unlock the full potential of the real estate market together with Terry Hale.

Key Takeaways to Listen for

  • Tips on how to build strong relationships with local brokers
  • Things that you should know when asking for seller financing
  • Recommendations on the best asset class to invest into
  • Ways to identify the right properties and deals for you
  • Expert advice on how to achieve RE success for investors today

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About Terry Hale
Terry is an author of eight published books and numerous trade and business magazine articles and has presented live seminars to over 85,000 nationwide attendees for educational advisory services. He has been featured on CBS Radio, KFWB, and several syndicated radio broadcast networks as the leading commercial real estate investing authority. Terry continues to share his services with his clients for limited partnerships actively. Terry has over 25 years of real estate-related marketing, training, teaching, and investing experience. He has been on several boards of directories providing Real Estate education programs in multiple countries.

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If you know which asset class to focus on, investing in real estate can be more successful. Dive into this episode as Amanda Cruise talks about determining which asset class to focus on and why investing in mobile home parks can help you build wealth consistently.

Key Takeaways To Listen For

  • Why should you invest in mobile home parks?
  • Things to consider before deciding to invest in real estate
  • Advantages of investing in a specific real estate niche
  • How to start and ways to run mobile home parks efficiently
  • Tips to have a work-life balance
  • Best resources to propel your business

Resources Mentioned In This Episode
Who Now How by Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy

About Amanda Cruise

Amanda oversees all financials for Voyage Investing including underwriting potential deals, analyzing turnaround scenarios, and ongoing portfolio management. She also focuses on company outreach and relationship building with other active and passive investors. Outside of the investing world, Amanda has spent 12 years in the data analysis field. She currently manages a team of data analysts at a large U.S. credit card company.

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Don't work for someone else to become greater, instead, restructure your entire life so that you don't live to have a boss but to be the boss. Be inspired as Rebecca Moore talks about the experiences that led her to leave her profession and pursue a full-time career as a multifamily syndicator, asset manager, and investor.

Key Takeaways To Listen For

  • Importance of partnership in multifamily syndication
  • Making your aspirations a reality
  • Overcoming your limiting beliefs when investing out-of-state
  • Syndicating multifamily deals
  • Understanding the concept of a business
  • Focusing on doing what you love and finding your inner voice
  • Maintaining your self-assurance

About Rebecca Moore

Rebecca Moore has been investing in real estate since 2014 and is a full-time multifamily syndicator, asset manager and investor. She syndicated 3 apartment buildings totaling $32M in Texas while living in California. Additionally, Rebecca has passively invested in nearly 1,600 units across Texas, Ohio, Oklahoma and Alabama.

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Today, we’ve invited Lindsay Lovell, a coach, speaker, real estate investor, co-founder, and CEO of 3 businesses. Owning 36 doors after 18 months, she’ll prove that quick growth is possible in short-term and long-term property rentals with proper guidance and strategies.

Now, she joins the show to share how she achieved all her success in the investing space, diversification approaches, and ways for you to start building your financial future.

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • Lindsay’s background and the introduction to her fast-growing portfolio
  • The difference between a home and a rental or investment property
  • Some effective ways to start a rental business
  • The importance of having a team when you’re investing out-of-state or out of your backyard
  • Steps to building an out-of-state real estate team
  • Financing strategies for beginners in real estate investing
  • What makes single-family and small multifamily ideal for rental business
  • How does acquiring conventional bank loans work for married couples
  • Senior living homes as a great strategy for diversifying a portfolio

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About Lindsay Lovell

Lindsay had an explosive, successful start in real estate investing. In just the first 18 months, Lindsay scaled from zero to 36 doors, reaching her goal of financial freedom along the way. She started with a focus on the BRRRR method, and then quickly expanded into flips, STRs, joint ventures, and passive investments. Now, only two years later, her portfolio consists of 57 long-term rentals and 15 short-term rentals. Scaling this quickly involved leveraging various creative financing strategies including hard money loans, tapping into equity from BRRRRs, forming relationships with local banks, and even utilizing a self-directed IRA and self-directed Roth IRA.

Lindsay recently co-founded G-VI Capital Management, LLC which has over $15M in assets within 3 funds under management. The unique opportunity that G-VI Capital Management offers to investors is access to all the benefits of investing in various markets, with a blend of vacation rentals and long-term rentals, without any of the workload it takes to successfully run rentals. Additionally, Lindsay co-founded Wanderlust Stays, a co-hosting/vacation rental management company that oversees properties across the country.

Along this journey, Lindsay started The Millionaire’s March coaching, which has been able to bring to life her passion for helping other women learn how to reach financial independence.

She lives in San Francisco with her husband, Cory, and their two dogs Paxton and Piper. When not working on real estate, you can find Lindsay skydiving with Cory horseback riding, or traveling.

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Are you thinking of residential space as your niche in real estate investing? Make your financing easier in today’s episode with Shaun Magner!

Shaun joins the show and speaks about his entry into real estate investing, his involvement in mentorship to learn different strategies, his success in the residential space, and eventually getting into the hard money lending business. Deep dive and learn more!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • How Shaun got started in the residential space
  • Reasons why Shaun chose residential real estate
  • The power of having a team and mentor in residential investing
  • Shaun’s insights on winning deals in today’s market
  • What attracted Shaun to hard money business and capital raising
  • The business structure of running a hard money lending and how it works for investors and borrowers
  • The time and financial freedom from real estate investing

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About Shaun Magner

Shaun Magner is the founder of both Property Investing Academy, a Real Estate Investment education company, and Monument City Group, a collective of Real Estate Investment companies based in Baltimore, MD.

Since 2006, he's built and operated multiple systems-dependent residential Real Estate Investment businesses. From marketing, acquisitions, dispositions, redevelopment, property management, business development and finance, Shaun has gained an expertise in all aspects of the residential Real Estate Investing industry. He prides himself on sharing his knowledge and resources with others to help them achieve their goals.

He's been a featured guest on countless podcasts, a keynote speaker at countless industry conferences and spent years as a Coach and Speaker for the Nation's top Real Estate Investment education company. His entire career has been in the residential construction space. Prior to Real Estate, he spent over a decade in sales and leadership for industry leading building material manufacturers.

Before that, he spent years as a residential new construction and remodeling carpenter after his formal education in the trade from Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology in Lancaster, PA. Shaun lives in the Annapolis, MD area w/ his wife and son.

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Want to enjoy the passive investing rewards without the daily grind? Then tune in to this episode with our guest, Jim Manning, and learn the two real estate fund structures that will unlock your way to freedom.

Jim explains why investors should invest in a fund deal and what it means to be an active and passive investor. In addition, the conversation highlights the enormous benefits of real estate that stocks can’t offer. Be sure to hit the subscribe button and start discovering rare gems in real estate from this show!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

  • Jim’s journey from active investing as a house flipper
  • Active vs. passive investing
  • How investors can start building passive income in real estate
  • Real estate fund: Its advantages, how to invest in it, and what investors need to know
  • Jim’s real estate fund types and how they work
  • What makes real estate a better investment than the stock market
  • Differences between a debt and lease purchase fund
  • Benefits of investing in a lease purchase deal
  • Maximizing and managing time in a busy entrepreneurial and family life
  • The purpose of the Passive Wealth Show podcast and courses and their value for investors
  • Real estate market insights in the next coming years

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About Jim Manning

Jim's first job out of school was working for a self-made billionaire. He had the private jets and every material thing you could ever want. Unfortunately, the billionaire was absolutely miserable. So 15 years ago, Jim set out to find a way to become financially free without sacrificing his personal life.

The passive income that real estate has provided has allowed Jim to own 3 multi-million dollar real estate companies, work a balanced schedule, parent 4 kids under 9 and even coach multiple teams, and invest in over $250 million in properties.

Along the way, Jim discovered that he also had a knack for creating financial freedom for others. He's now on a mission to show others how to generate passive income from real estate without doing any of the work.

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How Did They Do It? Real Estate currently has 1025 episodes available.

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The podcast is about Multifamily Investing, Real Estate, Entrepreneurship, Passive Income, Multifamily, Podcasts, Education, Business, Real Estate Investing and Housing Market.

What is the most popular episode on How Did They Do It? Real Estate?

The episode title 'SA847 | Buying, Flipping, and Holding Single-Family Rentals with Mark Ferguson' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on How Did They Do It? Real Estate is 30 minutes.

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Episodes of How Did They Do It? Real Estate are typically released every day.

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The first episode of How Did They Do It? Real Estate was released on Sep 22, 2020.

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