Mo runs a company called High-Rise Capital. They invest in commercial real estate assets such as multi family homes, senior living homes, self storage units, mobile homes, and industrial assets. Today, Mo gives us a look at investing in commercial real estate and at the same time being mindful of macroeconomic trends.
Making the leap from Wall Street to real estate was a hard decision done by Linying. She is one of the Founding Partners at Akras Capital, a multifamily real estate syndicator. Her company helps investors earn passive income and achieve financial freedom. Today, we find out how Linying has been able to leverage her experience as a buy-side trader to be successful in her real estate entrepreneurial journey.
Jens is from Denmark but has been living in the U.S. since 1996. He’s a multifamily investor and a coach. In today’s show, Jens tells us his real estate journey of how he has been able to syndicate apartment buildings and now own close to 800 units.
Alexander, or Xander as he likes to be called, is one of the partners at CR of Maryland, a real estate investment company based in Baltimore. The company specializes in turn-key properties after having evolved from doing fix and flips and buying rental properties. Today, we find out how they’ve catered to the demand in the market driven by professionals looking for passive income.
Investing in mobile homes is a potentially lucrative opportunity that real estate investors can tap into. My guests today are Jay and Samera, the hosts of Trailer Cash Academy. Since they started investing in mobile homes throughout the country, they’ve completed over 400 mobile home transactions. Through their webinar and YouTube channel, they now teach new investors how to close their first mobile home deal. In this episode, we find out more about the journey of this successful real estate couple.
Sean is the Founder and CEO of PropertyRadar, a prop-tech company that initially started in 2007 as ForeclosureRadar. PropertyRadar helps investors and realtors find their customers and has been the most popular tool investors use. In this episode, we find out how Sean went full circle having worked in tech, switched to real estate investing, and later on bootstrapped a tech company that goes on to help thousands of investors.
Having been in the real estate business for 15 years, Nan Lin is a serious investor. Although he started the first 5 years in the business being passive, he has since become engrossed in the industry and founded Kaizen Capital. He also works as an advisor at GTC Brokerage. Today, we find out what it takes to jump from being a passive investor to a serious real estate investor.
Buying real estate during a pandemic might be seen as risky, but it can be a good opportunity for those wanting to get into this space. Sharon Tseung, the Founder of Digital Nomad Quest, has been teaching people to be financially free by creating passive income businesses to allow them to design their best lives. Today, we talk about her recent acquisition of 5 units during the pandemic and how she got started in her real estate career.
Todd manages his own real estate investment company called Blue Elm Investments. He used to work in corporate finance but shifted to real estate in 2013 when he started investing in single-family homes. Later, he transitioned to a syndication business, building mobile home parks. Todd was in my podcast back in Ep. 20, and he’s back today to give us an update about his business.
Anna is a full-time syndicator based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She’s the Vice President and business partner of Neal Bawa at Grocapitus. She also helps Neal in their sister company, MultifamilyU, which provides educational content on real estate.
Anna shares with us how they effectively use data to come up with decisions that make profits for their investors.
