Mon, 22 February 2021
In real estate school, they teach you that the money is made when you buy. But that just isn’t true for apartment buildings. Yes, you have to buy right. But in the multifamily space, the money is made in the execution of your plan to increase revenue and reduce expenses. And the asset manager is responsible for making sure that happens. Daniel Simpson serves as Asset Manager at Nighthawk Equity, the investing arm of The Michael Blank organization. He has nearly 30 years of experience in multifamily, residential and commercial property management, developing an expertise in strategic business forecasting, budget allocation, complex data analysis and property financials. Daniel has an impressive track record of acquiring, renovating and repositioning C-class value-add properties in as little as 18 months. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Daniel joins me to share his hands-on approach to asset management, describing what he does on his monthly site visits and how he helps property managers optimize revenue and reduce expenses. He walks us through the metrics he uses to identify property management issues and explains why all problems come down to people. Listen in for Daniel’s insight on the limited role property managers should play in construction projects and learn when you should consider hiring a full-time asset manager! Key TakeawaysDaniel’s insight on the fundamentals of asset management
How often Daniel meets with property managers
When to take a hands-on approach with property managers
Daniel’s take on why all problems come down to people
What metrics Daniel watches closely as an asset manager
How to identify problems with property management
Daniel’s process for optimizing a multifamily business
How Daniel thinks about managing expenses
What Daniel does on his monthly site visits to a property
Why property managers should not handle construction
The role a property manager should play in construction
What an average syndicator can do if they can’t afford a GC
When it’s time to hire an asset manager for your business
Connect with Daniel SimpsonEmail daniel@nighthawkequity.com ResourcesLearn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program |
Mon, 15 February 2021
Yes, work ethic and taking action are key in becoming a successful real estate investor. But mindset is even more important. Before you can start working toward the life you want, you have to conquer middleclass thinking. You have to stop following the money and start making money follow YOU. Keith Weinhold is the real estate educator, entrepreneur and investor behind Get Rich Education, a platform designed to help people achieve financial freedom through real estate investing. An active member of the Forbes Real Estate Council, Keith is known for his expertise around buy-and-hold real estate, and he transacts 100-plus properties per year. Keith is also a bestselling author and host of the wildly popular Get Rich Education Podcast, a show with more than 3M downloads in 188 countries. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Keith joins cohost Garrett Lynch and I to explain why mindset is crucial in becoming a successful real estate investor, describing how to overcome middleclass thinking and make other people’s money work for you. He weighs in on why delayed gratification is overrated, challenging us to cultivate an abundance mentality and start living the life we want right now. Listen in for Keith’s insight on the ‘shadow demand’ in the housing market and learn why inflation is a good thing for YOU as a multifamily investor. Key TakeawaysWhy mindset is crucial in becoming a successful real estate investor
What inspired Keith to move to Alaska and invest in real estate
Why so many people settle and never take action to invest
The first steps to improving your quality of life with real estate
The problem Keith sees with middle class thinking
How real estate makes other people’s money work for you
Why more people aren’t investing in real estate over Wall Street
Keith’s mission through the Get Rich Education platform
Why Keith thinks delayed gratification is overrated
Why the property is the 4th most important thing in investing
Keith’s short-term outlook on the real estate market
Keith’s insight on shadow demand in the real estate market
The 3 ways inflation is good for real estate investors
Connect with Keith WeinholdResourcesLearn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Keith on Apartment Building Investing EP034 Ted Benna on Get Rich Education EP197 Pew Research Statistics on Young Adults Living with Parents US Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index Keith’s Inflation Triple Crown Video Keith’s Free eBook 7 Money Myths That Are Killing Your Wealth Potential |
Mon, 8 February 2021
Raising capital is at the heart of multifamily syndication. But how do you build relationships with prospective investors and make them feel comfortable enough to trust you with their hard-earned money? David Meilan is the Director of Investor Relations at Nighthawk Equity, the investing arm of The Michael Blank organization. He has worked in the multifamily space since 2018, raising over $100M in investor capital for a range of commercial syndications. David excels at maintaining relationships with investors, and he is committed to helping people achieve financial freedom through passive investing in multifamily real estate. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, David joins me to discuss the importance of building relationships with investors and explain what he is doing to turn prospects into raving fans of Nighthawk Equity. He walks us through the steps of raising capital for a deal, describing how we make the process easy for investors and stay in communication after close. Listen in for David’s insight on producing content for potential investors and learn how to leverage strong investor relations to raise money for YOUR next multifamily deal! Key TakeawaysHow to turn prospective investors into raving fans
Why it’s important to build a relationship with investors
How David tracks his conversations with investors
David’s insight on the process of producing content for investors
How Nighthawk goes above and beyond on investor relations
What Nighthawk is doing to recognize strategic investors
What a Nighthawk Equity capital raise campaign looks like
How Nighthawk Equity streamlines the investing process
How David maintains investor relations once a deal closes
David’s advice for syndicators around raising capital
Connect with David MeilanResourcesJoin the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Download Michael’s Free Report—What’s the Best Investment: The Stock Market or Real Estate? Register for Michael’s Platform Builders Training |
Mon, 1 February 2021
They say that your network is your net worth. And Pat Hiban has proven this to be true over and over again. Making connections through networking and mastermind groups, he has established multiple business partnerships and created more than 30 passive income streams! So, how can we leverage what Pat has learned about building relationships to reach the next level of success in our own lives? Pat is the Cofounder of GoBundance, a business mastermind for healthy, wealthy, generous men who want to lead EPIC lives. A former top-performing real estate agent, Pat was the #1 RE/MAX agent in the world in 2004 and earned the same honor with Keller Williams in 2006, selling more than 4,000 homes worth over one billion dollars in the course of his career. Pat is also the former host of the Real Estate Rockstars Podcast and the author of 6 Steps to 7 Figures and Tribe of Millionaires. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Pat joins cohost Garrett Lynch and I to discuss what inspired his initial goal to become a millionaire and share the key lessons from 6 Steps to 7 Figures. He explains how his definition of success has evolved to focus on relationships and describes the power of joining a mastermind community. Listen in for Pat’s insight around building on your successes and learn how networking with other high-performing entrepreneurs can take YOUR business to the next level! Key TakeawaysWhat inspired Pat to become a millionaire
How Pat’s definition of success has changed
Pat’s key lesson from 6 Steps to 7 Figures
The key to Pat’s ongoing success
Pat’s insight around the value of relationships
The idea of horizontal income
What Pat is investing in right now
Connect with Pat HibanResourcesTribe of Millionaires: What If One Choice Could Change Everything? by David Osborn and Pat Hiban Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program |
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