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Investing passively as a limited partner: vetting sponsors and deals, funds and diversification.
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With Mark Khuri
I sit down with Mark Khuri from SMK Capital Management to uncover strategies that separate successful passive real estate investors from everyone else.
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Chris Miles
I sit down with Lane Kawaoka to unpack his revolutionary "Wealth Elevator" framework that's helping investors accelerate their path to eight-figure net worth.
Unlock the Power of Passive Investing with Apartment Syndications! Join us as we delve into the world of apartment syndications with real estate expert Travis Watts.
Andrew is a tech entrepreneur that has coupled his passion for real estate and technology to build SHARE - the easiest way to build a portfolio of rental homes.
Justin is a professional real estate investor who helps people invest passively in commercial real estate, host of the podcast Passive Real Estate Strategies, and is here to talk…
K Trevor Thompson is a Limited Partner on 20 (6 full cycle) and General Partner on 2 syndications. Over the past few years, he has become passionate about learning about Real…
I interview Matt Picheny, Matt Picheny is a real estate investor, Tony award winner, and author of the #1 best-selling book, Backstage Guide to Real Estate.
I interview Matt Hansen, Matt Hansen is a retired corporate executive that transitioned to full time real estate entrepreneur. His investment portfolio includes over 2,000 units…
I interview Aaron Fragnito, Aaron has been helping people invest in Real Estate for over 10 years. He is a Co-Founder of Peoples Capital Group (PCG) a real estate investment and…
I interview Anthony Vicino, Anthony Vicino is a best-selling author, real estate investor, and serial entrepreneur committed to helping people maximize their Return on Life.
I intervew Lane Kawaoka, ex-Civil Engineer who invests passively in Real Estate from Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Fifteen books sorted by the decision in front of you, from a first rental or house hack to BRRRR, flipping, apartments and passive syndications, plus which one to read first.
Get your finances ready, match one strategy to your cash and time, and run the full numbers before you buy. This guide compares rentals, house hacking, flipping, REITs and passive deals.
Expense deductions, depreciation, lower capital gains rates and 1031 exchanges, with the rules that limit each one under federal tax law for 2025 and 2026.
Compare doing the work yourself, hiring a manager, private syndications and public REITs on time, control, fees, liquidity and risk, and see what “passive” means to the IRS.
Plain-English definitions of 70-plus terms, from NOI, cap rate and DSCR to preferred returns and lien priority, with the formulas and what each measure leaves out.
Warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing plants and flex space: what tenants need, how leases and re-leasing costs drive returns, and how to judge a deal on its own numbers.
Nine commercial real estate books matched to the skill you need, from cash-flow math and apartment underwriting to leases, financing and vetting syndications.
Websites, domain names, virtual land and property tokens all get called digital real estate. Here is what you actually own with each, and the risks most guides skip.
In this episode of The Real Estate Investing Club, Gabe Petersen interviews Mark Khuri from SMK Capital Management.
Investing as a Limited Partner (LP) in real estate syndications offers a compelling path to passive income and portfolio diversification—but only if you avoid the costly pitfalls that derail most new investors.
Building a real estate portfolio doesn't require quitting your day job or becoming a full-time flipper.
In this episode of The Real Estate Investing Club podcast, host Gabriel Petersen sits down with Denis Shapiro from SIH Capital Group to explore the often-overlooked world of affordable housing and hospitality investments.
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