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    The Best Ever CRE Show

    Welcome to the Best Ever CRE Show, the world’s longest-running daily COMMERCIAL real estate podcast. Founded by Joe Fairless, a co-founder of Ashcroft Capital who went from buying $35,000 homes to controlling more than $2.7 billion in real estate assets, the Best Ever CRE Show provides commercial real estate expert insights, education, and timely information to our community of active and passive investors who want to build wealth, build a legacy, and do more good in the world.

    So if you want the real stories behind the good, the bad, and the worst ever deals — plus, insights into what really goes on in commercial real estate investing — you’re in the right place. Our hosts interview commercial real estate experts every day to uncover secrets and strategies YOU can use to become a better, more informed investor. This is the Best Ever CRE show.

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    JF2969: Mitigating Risk without Missing Out ft. Randy Langenderfer Oct 21, 2022
    Show notes

    Randy Langenderfer is a chief compliance and audit officer at Baylor College of Medicine who began flipping houses with his brother-in-law in 2009. After moving from Cleveland, OH, to Houston for a job opportunity, Randy began to learn about multifamily syndications. His interest was sparked, and he decided to spend a few years learning the intricacies of syndication, underwriting, and the legal aspects of it all.

    Today, Randy is the president of InvestArk Properties, LLC, a syndication business focusing on identifying, acquiring, and operating large multifamily properties. In this episode, he tells us what he sees most syndicators miss in terms of due diligence and deal analysis, what it takes to obtain a non-recourse loan, and why outsourcing is the key to scaling, growing, and protecting your time.

    Randy Langenderfer | Real Estate Background
    • President at InvestArk Properties, LLC, a syndication business focusing on identifying, acquiring, and operating large multifamily properties.
    • Portfolio:
      • GP of 787 units & recently sold an additional 139 class C units
      • LP of 3,587 units
    • Also works full-time as chief compliance and audit officer at Baylor College of Medicine
    • Based in: Houston, TX
    • Say hi to him at:
      • invest-ark.com
      • LinkedIn
    • Greatest Lesson: The importance of good property management and of joint venturing to expand your business.

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    JF2968: The 3-Step Process to Dollar-Cost Average CRE | Passive Investor Tips ft. Travis Watts Oct 20, 2022
    Show notes

    Passive Investor Tips is a weekly series hosted by full-time passive investor and Best Ever Show host, Travis Watts. In each bite-sized episode, Travis breaks down passive investor topics, simplifying the philosophy and mindset while providing tactical, valuable information on how to be a passive investor.

    “Feed your investments so one day they can feed you.”

    In this episode, Travis explains how you can dollar-cost average, compound your investments, and build diversified passive income streams in three steps.

    1. Create a new bank account.

    This could be in your own individual name, the name of a trust, or an LLC. Check with your financial advisor to see what makes the most sense for you. The purpose of this bank account is to exclusively hold the real estate that you’re going to be investing in.

    2. Fund the account.

    This can be a lump sum that you place in the account on day one, or perhaps you want to move some cash from one account to another after a liquidity event. You could even begin funding the account through your active income. The goal is to save up enough for either the down payment on real estate you plan to purchase or the minimum investment amount if you plan to invest in syndications or private placements.

    3. Make an investment that produces passive income or cash flow.

    With most syndications or private placements, you will likely have the option to have your cash deposited directly into your bank account. If you purchased your own real estate, you can use different apps and software to directly deposit rent payments into your account on a regular basis as well.

    Compounding

    Because you now have distributions from your first deal sitting in your bank account, you can use them to invest in a second deal. As you continue to repeat this process moving forward, it gets easier and easier to invest as your cash continues to compound.

    Dollar-Cost Averaging

    This process is considered dollar-cost averaging because if you do one deal per year, for example, the market is likely to change from year to year. Each time you do an investment, you will inevitably buy at a slightly higher or slightly lower price than the deal before. This way, you can dollar-cost average similarly to how it is done with stocks.

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    JF2967: How to Salvage a Deal & Make It a Win ft. Johnny Nelson Oct 19, 2022
    Show notes

    Johnny Nelson started out as a contractor and a mechanical engineer before becoming an investor and fund manager. He was motivated to get into real estate after the death of his father. The experience made him realize that he wanted to be able to pay medical expenses for his family and friends, and he knew achieving financial freedom was the key to making that possible.

    Today, Johnny is the principal at Arctos Capital, which focuses on multifamily assets. He is an apartment owner/operator and real estate fund manager. In this episode, Johnny discusses a recent deal where he struggled to raise funds, how that experience motivated him to focus on capital raising and become a fund manager, and what he would have done differently with that deal with the knowledge he has now.

    Johnny Nelson | Real Estate Background
    • Principal at Arctos Capital, which focuses on multifamily assets. He is an apartment owner/operator and real estate fund manager.
    • Portfolio:
      • GP of 49 units
      • LP of 70 units
    • Based in: Minneapolis, MN
    • Say hi to him at:
      • arctosfund.com
      • LinkedIn
    • Greatest Lesson: Only do things that positively impact a lot of people.

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    JF2966: Mixed-Use & Commercial Development ft. Pete Montgomery Oct 18, 2022
    Show notes

    Pete Montgomery got his start in real estate 20 years ago working in property management. He soon realized he had a passion for commercial property management and leasing. Today, Pete is the broker of retail development at CMC Properties, where he specializes in mix-use development. CMC Properties has owned and managed thousands of apartments, offices, and retail stores.

    In this episode, Pete discusses why he has his sights set on suburban downtowns, why you should always take the time to introduce yourself to the city manager, when to use a broker to help fill vacancies, and how to qualify those brokers.

    Pete Montgomery | Real Estate Background
    • Broker of Retail Development at CMC Properties, which has owned and managed thousands of apartments, offices, and retail stores. When they select a site that they are going to build on, Pete prospects potential commercial tenants.
    • Based in: Edgewood, KY
    • Say hi to him at:
      • cmcproperties.com
      • Facebook
    • Greatest Lesson: Do what you say you are going to do. Fail to deliver and the customer will lose trust in you and your company.

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    JF2965: Self-Care & Productivity Tips for Entrepreneurs | Round Table Oct 17, 2022
    Show notes

    Each week for the Best Ever Round Table, the three Best Ever Show hosts — Ash Patel, Slocomb Reed, and Travis Watts — come together for a deep dive into a commercial real estate investing topic.

    In this episode, Ash, Slocomb, and Travis discuss a wide range of game-changing practices that can help entrepreneurs to be more successful. The hosts share their Best Ever advice on morning routines, accountability, productivity, goals, mentoring, coaches, and more.

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    JF2964: The Power of Education, Focus, & Taking Action ft. Tim Kelly Oct 16, 2022
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    Tim Kelly is the VP of Education and co-owner of Active Duty Passive Income (ADPI), which simplifies the process for active duty and veteran military members and their families to create streams of passive income. He is also the CEO and founder of Kelly Housing Group, which invests in and syndicates both residential and multifamily properties in affordable and workforce housing spaces with a focus on apartment communities, mobile home communities, RV parks, and storage facilities.

    In this episode, he tells us what steps he took to transition from serving in the U.S. Navy to becoming a commercial multifamily syndicator, how he educates active-duty military members that want to earn passive income, and the tried-and-true elevator pitch that got him to where he is today.

    Tim Kelly | Real Estate Background
    • CEO and founder of Kelly Housing Group, which invests in and syndicates both residential and multifamily properties in affordable and workforce housing spaces with a focus on apartment communities, mobile home communities, RV parks, and storage facilities.
    • VP of Education and co-owner of ADPI, which simplifies the process for active duty, veteran military members, and their families to create streams of passive income.
    • Worked for 15 years in the U.S. Navy as a Chief Petty Officer.
    • Portfolio:
      • GP of 675 units
      • LP of 220 units
    • Based in: Pensacola, FL
    • Say hi to him at:
      • thetimothykelly.com
      • activedutypassiveincome.com
      • Facebook
      • Instagram
      • LinkedIn
    • Greatest lesson: Always remain curious, humble, and hungry.

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    JF2963: In Uncertain Times, Stick to What Works ft. Vadim Rey Oct 15, 2022
    Show notes

    While Vadim Rey was serving in the U.S. Navy, he realized he wanted a different path that would allow him to give back while living life on his terms. He discovered multifamily syndications and soon learned that the bigger the project he took on, the more people he could help at once. He did his first deal in 2019 and hasn’t looked back since.

    Today, Vadim is the deputy director and handles investor relations at Fair Winds Capital Investments. He is also the principal at Achieve Your Dream Capital, and he is a GP of 369 units and an LP of 2,114 units. In this episode, he shares how his underwriting has changed given the current economic climate, the biggest concerns he is seeing from LPs right now, and the hardest lesson he’s learned about pushing boundaries.

    Vadim Rey | Real Estate Background
    • Deputy director and investor relations at Fair Winds Capital Investments, and principal at Achieve Your Dream Capital. They focus on apartment syndication.
    • Portfolio:
      • GP of 369 units
      • LP of 2,114 units
    • Based in: Las Vegas, NV
    • Say hi to him at:
      • fwcinvestments.com
      • LinkedIn
      • All socials: @fwcinvestments
    • Greatest Lesson: The more you give, the more you get, and the more you can keep giving!

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    JF2962: Examining CRE Deals from the Attorney’s POV ft. Mike Neiman Oct 14, 2022
    Show notes

    Mike Neiman is the principal attorney at Neiman Law LLC, which works on real estate legal matters with a focus on multifamily acquisitions. He is also a GP of 51 units and five duplexes.

    In this episode, Mike discusses common mistakes he sees both buyers and sellers make that can get them into trouble; his tips for structuring entities, deals, and personal assets; and why even the most experienced CRE investors still need an attorney.

    Mike Neiman | Real Estate Background
    • Principal attorney at Neiman Law LLC, which works on real estate legal matters with a focus on multifamily acquisitions.
    • Portfolio:
      • GP of:
        • 51 units (also passively invested in)
        • Five duplexes
    • Based in: Columbus, OH
    • Say hi to him at:
      • neiman-law.com
      • LinkedIn
    • Greatest Lesson: The right partnerships can help you grow exponentially. No one can do it all by themselves.

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    JF2961: How the Rich Get Richer | Passive Investor Tips ft. Travis Watts Oct 13, 2022
    Show notes

    Passive Investor Tips is a weekly series hosted by full-time passive investor and Best Ever Show host, Travis Watts. In each bite-sized episode, Travis breaks down passive investor topics, simplifying the philosophy and mindset while providing tactical, valuable information on how to be a passive investor.

    In this episode, Travis explains how passive income is the key to accumulating wealth. He provides examples of different types of passive investments you can make, highlights the top three reasons why someone might consider passive income, and uses a scenario to demonstrate how generating passive income can be truly life-changing.

    Types of Passive Investments

    Passive investing doesn’t just apply to real estate. There are many different options for earning passive income:

    • Owning a business without actively working in that business.
    • Owning a rental property that is professionally managed by someone other than you.
    • Purchasing a dividend-paying stock where you make the investment once and just sit back and collect the dividends.
    • Investing in real estate as a limited partner.
    • Publishing a book from which you receive royalties for years to come.
    • Making an oil and gas investment and making profits off of oil production.
    • Lending money to someone and charging interest.
    • Having a whole life insurance policy that is paying an annual dividend to you.
    3 Reasons to Consider Passive Income 1. Taxes

    Long-term capital gains, qualified dividends, real estate — these are tax-advantaged places to put your money.

    2. Time

    Passive income allows you to do more of the things you love and less of the things you don’t.

    3. Scalability

    It’s much easier to make more investments and keep adding to your portfolio than it is to keep adding time onto your plate and working more and more.

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    JF2960: Moving to the Mainland for Multifamily ft. Debbie Wilcox Oct 12, 2022
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    Debbie Wilcox is from Honolulu, HI, where she and her husband previously owned and operated a swimming pool business. After 30 years of running their business together, they decided to act on their shared dream of becoming multifamily real estate investors. They uprooted their lives, sold their dream home, and headed for the mainland to attend conferences, network, and soak up as much knowledge as they possibly could.

    Today, Debbie is the managing partner of Blue Rock Capital Group, which helps investors build and generate passive income through multifamily real estate. She is a co-GP of 33 units in Idaho and an LP of 2,400 units across seven states. In this episode, Debbie tells us what inspired her to leave Hawaii in pursuit of a career in multifamily, why she is adamant about getting out of her comfort zone, and how her background in business has driven her to explore asset management.

    “I had to ask my husband, ‘Do you want to live in our dream home, or do you want to live our dream life?’”

    1. Uprooting Everything to Pursue Multifamily

    Debbie and her husband owned their own swimming pool business in Honolulu for 30 years before moving to California to pursue multifamily. Debbie says that thoughts of changing careers began to crop up as early as 10 years ago, but limiting beliefs prevented them from making a change. Then, one day, they stumbled upon some real estate podcasts, and they began listening.

    “What inspired me was listening to the stories of people that I felt were just like me — kind of feeling stuck,” Debbie says. “And maybe they were older just like myself, but they didn’t let that stop them.”

    She and her husband spent the next few years learning as much as they could, and when they were ready, they did the unthinkable — they sold their home and left Hawaii to set down roots on the mainland, where they could more easily attend conferences, find partners, and oversee properties.

    2. Escaping Her Comfort Zone

    Debbie is a big believer that success lies just outside of her comfort zone. She admits that networking can be a challenge for her, and even scary sometimes, but she doesn’t let that stop her. “If I’m initially scared to do something, I get a little tingly, but I think, ‘Ah, this must be right. This must be good. I’m supposed to do this.’” By applying this mindset at her first conference, she met the people who would eventually bring her in on her first deal.

    3. A Knack for Asset Management

    Debbie assumed that she and her husband would take on the role of raising capital for their deals, but much to their surprise, they developed a strong interest in asset management. “That 30 years in business looking at spreadsheets and budgets and income expenses — we find ourselves diving into that quite a bit,” she says.

    For the time being, they are enjoying pitching in on the asset management side of things, I think it’s good, in the beginning, to have your toes in a little bit of everything,” she says. “We really just want to learn as much as possible.”

    Debbie Wilcox | Real Estate Background
    • Managing partner of Blue Rock Capital Group, which helps investors build and generate passive income through multifamily real estate.
    • Portfolio:
      • Co-GP of 33 units in Idaho
      • LP of 2,400 units across seven states
    • Based in: Dana Point, CA
    • Say hi to her at:
      • Facebook
      • LinkedIn
    • Greatest Lesson: In the business of multifamily investing, the quality of the network of people you surround yourself with greatly correlates with the level of success you'll achieve.

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