Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing

Michael Blank

The Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing podcast is about helping you achieve financial independence and control your time through apartment building investing. Michael Blank interviews experts in real estate, business, and investing. From learning how to invest in multifamily real estate to navigating entrepreneurship, you will learn the keys to success in your journey towards financial freedom. Previous guests include Grant Cardone, Robert Kiyosaki, Ken McElroy, Robert Helms, Brandon Turner, and Hal Elrod. Whether you're new to real estate investing or a seasoned investor, you'll enjoy stories from our expert guests as well as hear from people who quit their jobs and are living life on their own terms because of investing in multifamily real estate. Thanks for listening and leave a review for a chance to get a shout-out on the show.

  1. 1h ago

    MB547: Retail Isn't Dead: How Andy Weiner Buys Shopping Centers Nobody Wants and Turns Them Into Cash Flow - with Andy Weiner

    In this episode, Michael Blank welcomes Andy Weiner, founder of RockStep Capital, to discuss the opportunities in retail real estate and shopping center investing. Drawing on decades of experience in retail, Andy shares how the collapse of his family’s retail business shaped his approach to operations, attention to detail, and building a successful investment company. Today, RockStep Capital owns nearly 10 million square feet of retail space across 11 states, focusing on secondary and tertiary markets where shopping centers can deliver reliable cash flow. Andy explains how retail has rebounded from the challenges of e-commerce and COVID-19, why favorable supply-and-demand dynamics are creating opportunities, and how his firm navigated a period when every loan was in default. He also discusses his distinctive approach to partnering with local investors, using AI to identify promising markets, and building a high-performance company culture around 26 guiding principles called “Rock Steps.” Whether you invest in multifamily or want to diversify into another asset class, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on retail real estate and finding opportunities in overlooked markets. Key TakeawaysLearn from Failure and Operate at an A-Plus Level: Andy’s family operated a retail chain with more than 150 stores, but ultimately struggled to compete with Walmart. The experience taught him that success requires exceptional operations, attention to detail, and effective inventory management—and that even strong operators must adapt to changing market conditions.Understand the Changing Retail Market: Retail has benefited from improved supply-and-demand dynamics, positive leverage, and retailers that have learned to compete with e-commerce. Andy explains how surviving retailers are expanding while limited new supply creates opportunities for well-positioned shopping centers.Focus on Cash Flow in Underserved Markets: RockStep Capital targets secondary and tertiary markets with strong economic drivers, such as universities, military bases, hospitals, tourism, and major employers. Andy emphasizes buying properties at attractive yields and prioritizing stable net operating income over the appeal of high-profile markets.Use Local Investors to Strengthen Deals: Andy requires local limited partners who understand the communities where RockStep invests. These relationships can provide valuable local insight, help secure incentives and financing, uncover redevelopment opportunities, and potentially create future buyers for the properties.Use AI to Identify Opportunities at Scale: RockStep uses AI to analyze retail expansion plans, evaluate markets, and identify promising investment opportunities. Andy stresses that predictive models must still be verified directly with retailers, combining technology with real-world research and experienced judgment.Build a High-Performance Culture Around Shared Values: RockStep’s 26 “Rock Steps” are detailed principles that guide employee behavior, decision-making, and relationships with tenants, investors, lenders, and communities. Through regular company-wide discussions, Andy reinforces accountability, trust, adaptability, and a commitment to providing solutions. Connect with GuestRockStep Capital: https://rockstep.comRockStep Capital Learning Center: Visit rockstep.com and explore the Learning Center for educational resources on shopping center investing, commercial real estate fundamentals, terminology, and risk.YouTube: The Shopping Center Channel — search for “The Shopping Center Channel” on YouTube for educational videos about retail real estate and shopping center investing.Instagram: The Shopping Center Guy — search for “The Shopping Center Guy” on Instagram.Investment Opportunity: Ask about RockStep Capital’s Hometown America fund through the company website at https://rockstep.com. Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session547/

  2. Oct 26

    MB546: From Lunch Breaks to Autopilot: How a Marine Built a Real Estate Business That Runs Without Him - With Keith Gillispie

    In this episode, Michael Blank welcomes Keith Gillispie, Marine veteran, real estate investor, and founder of REI Automated, to discuss building a successful real estate business through automation and AI. Keith shares the personal experiences that motivated him to pursue financial freedom, from spending years deployed overseas and missing time with his children to building a real estate investing business that operates across 34 states and raising more than $10 million in private capital. He explains how he systemized his operations, reduced reliance on a large sales team, and built a virtual workforce of AI agents that collaborate on complex tasks. Michael and Keith dive into how these agents work together, why detailed documentation and quality control are essential, and how investors and entrepreneurs can use AI to streamline their businesses. They also explore REI Automated’s combination of education, software, and hands-on coaching, offering practical insights into using automation to scale operations and free up time for what matters most. Key TakeawaysLet Your Why Drive Your Actions: Keith’s desire to be present for his wife and children motivated him to pursue real estate while serving on active duty in the Marine Corps. Having a compelling reason to change can help turn intentions into meaningful action.Learn from Mentors to Shorten the Learning Curve: Keith invested in education and mentorship to learn from other operators’ mistakes, avoid unnecessary setbacks, and accelerate his progress in real estate investing.Systemize Before You Automate: Before introducing automation, Keith documented how his team performed each task, created mind maps, and recorded step-by-step instructional videos. Clear processes make work easier to delegate, replicate, and automate.Build AI Agents with Defined Roles: Keith’s team uses specialized AI agents with specific responsibilities, documentation, and handoffs. By assigning tasks to different agents and creating checkpoints between them, businesses can coordinate complex workflows instead of relying on isolated AI tools.Make Quality Control Part of the Workflow: AI-generated work should be tested against the original requirements. Keith’s development process includes research, planning, execution, testing, and documentation, with failed work sent back through the process until it meets the required standard.Combine Automation with Human Expertise: AI can handle repeatable tasks and support customer education, but people remain essential for judgment, technical oversight, and personalized coaching. Keith’s business combines education, software, and a strong coaching community rather than relying on technology alone. Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session546/

  3. Oct 20

    MB545: Why Your Brain Is Killing Your Capital Raises (And How to Fix It) - With Dr. Noah St. John

    In this episode, Michael Blank welcomes Dr. Noah St. John, bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and the “Caveman Conversion King,” to explore how your inner game can make or break your success. After decades of helping entrepreneurs and business owners improve their results, Noah explains why mastering marketing, sales, and strategy isn’t always enough. Hidden beliefs, negative self-talk, and unconscious habits can keep you stuck in analysis paralysis and prevent you from reaching your goals. He shares his Power Habits System, explains how to identify the invisible barriers holding you back, and introduces his unique approach to affirmations: asking empowering questions instead of repeating statements you don’t believe. Michael and Noah also discuss how AI can amplify existing thinking, why self-awareness is essential for taking action, and how aligning your mindset with your goals can help you unlock greater success in business and life. Key TakeawaysMaster Your Inner Game: Your beliefs influence your finances, business, relationships, and overall well-being. Improving your external strategies is important, but addressing the mindset behind your actions can be what finally moves you forward.Recognize the Invisible Brake: You can set ambitious goals while unconsciously telling yourself you can’t achieve them. Noah describes this as driving through life with one foot on the brake, wasting time and energy while wondering why progress is so slow.Identify Your “Caveman Tax”: Fear-based thinking and unconscious beliefs can carry a hidden cost by preventing you from taking action or reaching your potential. Building self-awareness is the first step toward understanding what’s holding you back.Use Questions Instead of Traditional Affirmations: Rather than repeating statements your brain doesn’t believe, Noah recommends asking empowering questions, such as “Why am I so successful?” Questions prompt your brain to search for answers and can help reinforce more productive patterns of thinking.Build Better Habits by Challenging Your Beliefs: Look at your current circumstances and identify the beliefs that may be contributing to them. Noah’s Power Habits System focuses on changing unconscious patterns so your actions better align with the outcomes you want.Let AI Support Your Thinking, Not Replace It: AI can amplify the thinking and information you give it, but it can also produce inaccurate or misleading answers. Use it as a tool while retaining your own judgment, decision-making, and ability to take action. Connect with GuestWebsite: NoahStJohn.com — Learn more about Noah’s work and take his free Caveman Quiz.Speaking Engagements: BookNoah.com — Inquire about booking Noah to speak for your company, team, or organization.Afformations: Afformations.com — Learn more about Noah’s question-based approach to personal development. Books MentionedPermission to Succeed — Dr. Noah St. JohnThe Power Habit System — Dr. Noah St. JohnThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective People — Stephen R. CoveyRich Dad Poor Dad — Robert KiyosakiThe Miracle Equation — Hal Elrod Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session545/

  4. Oct 13

    MB544: From Neurosurgeon to $400M in Commercial Real Estate: Buck Joffrey’s Wealth Formula - With Buck Joffrey

    In this episode, Michael Blank welcomes back Buck Joffrey, neurosurgeon-turned-investor, entrepreneur, and host of the Wealth Formula Podcast, for a deep dive into the economic forces shaping real estate and alternative investments. Buck shares his journey from medicine to entrepreneurship and explains why he believes today's challenging multifamily market could present one of the most compelling buying opportunities since the Global Financial Crisis. Michael and Buck break down the relationship between inflation, the 10-year Treasury, Federal Reserve policy, geopolitical instability, energy prices, and the potential deflationary impact of artificial intelligence. They also discuss why investor sentiment remains weak despite significant property discounts, when multifamily fundamentals could begin to recover, and how elevated interest rates, rising insurance and operating costs, and unprecedented new supply have put pressure on property owners. Finally, Buck shares his experience investing in aviation assets, including aircraft engines leased to major airlines, while Michael explores whether private equity and operating businesses could offer investors an alternative to traditional real estate. The conversation offers a candid look at today's investment environment and why disciplined investors need to distinguish between market uncertainty and long-term opportunity. Key TakeawaysMarket Distress Can Create Attractive Buying OpportunitiesBuck believes multifamily valuations have declined significantly in some markets, creating opportunities for investors willing to buy when others are fearful. However, identifying a discount is only the first step; investors still need disciplined underwriting and a clear understanding of the risks.Interest Rates Depend on More Than Federal Reserve PolicyThe 10-year Treasury is influenced by bond-market expectations for long-term inflation, global instability, and other economic forces. For real estate investors, understanding these dynamics is essential because borrowing costs and financing conditions directly affect property valuations and deal feasibility.AI Could Become a Powerful Deflationary ForceBuck argues that AI-driven productivity could reduce business costs and increase competition, putting downward pressure on prices over time. If inflation moderates, interest rates could eventually become lower and more stable, potentially improving the investment environment.Multifamily's Recovery Depends on Supply, Occupancy, and Rent GrowthA surge in new apartment construction has pressured occupancy and rents, even in some Class B and Class C properties that historically faced less competition from Class A developments. Buck and Michael discuss early signs of improving occupancy in markets such as Dallas and Huntsville, while emphasizing that a sustained recovery will take time.Higher Rates and New Supply Have Created a Difficult CombinationRising debt costs, expensive interest-rate-cap renewals, declining rental revenue, and higher operating expenses have placed significant pressure on multifamily owners. These overlapping challenges have contributed to distressed properties, lender-driven sales, and potential opportunities for buyers with the right capital and operating strategy.Alternative Investments Require the Right Operator and Risk AssessmentBuck discusses aviation investments, including aircraft engines leased to airlines, as an alternative with potentially predictable lease income and significant depreciation benefits. Michael and Buck also explore private equity and operating businesses, emphasizing that attractive projected returns must be weighed against operational complexity, asset-specific risks, and the expertise of the people running the investment. Connect with Buck JoffreyWealth Formula Podcast: Buck's podcast covering macroeconomics, wealth building, and alternative investments.Website: Wealth Formula — the best starting point for learning more about Buck and his work. Books MentionedSeven Secrets of Eternal Wealth — Buck Joffrey's book on wealth building and financial strategy.Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant — Robert Kiyosaki's book, which Buck credits with helping spark his interest in entrepreneurship and financial education. Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session544/

  5. Oct 5

    MB543: What Happens to Your Wealth If You Disappear Tomorrow? — With M.C. Laubschero

    In this episode, Michael Blank welcomes back M.C. Laubschero to discuss a critical but often overlooked part of building wealth: creating a comprehensive financial system for your family that can survive, grow, and transfer across generations. Known for his work in infinite banking, M.C. explains why small business owners, investors, and high-income professionals are often underserved when it comes to coordinating their tax, legal, insurance, estate, succession, and investment strategies. He introduces a five-pillar framework covering legacy assets, tax/legal/insurance structures, governance and risk management, a family bank, and asset management. Michael and M.C. also explore the importance of having a “wealth quarterback” who coordinates the various professionals involved in a family's financial life, creates a single source of truth, and ensures that a spouse or the next generation knows exactly what to do if something happens. The conversation ultimately reframes wealth as something that requires its own business-like systems, processes, and ongoing attention—not just something you accumulate and hope to pass on successfully. Key TakeawaysBuild a Family Wealth System, Not Just a PortfolioAccumulating wealth is only one part of the equation. Families also need systems for protecting, managing, transferring, and continuing to grow that wealth across generations.Create a Financial “Quarterback”Most business owners and high-income professionals work with multiple advisors, but those professionals often solve individual problems rather than coordinating the family's overall strategy. A wealth quarterback can bring the tax, legal, insurance, investment, and estate-planning pieces together.Start With Legacy and Family ValuesM.C.'s framework begins with defining what the family stands for, creating shared values, developing a family purpose or constitution, and documenting lessons and experiences that can be passed down to future generations.Use Five Pillars to Organize Your Wealth StrategyThe framework consists of legacy assets; tax, legal, and insurance structures; governance and risk management; a family bank; and asset management. Together, these provide a roadmap for managing family wealth over the long term.Diversify Without Automatically Giving Up ControlBusiness owners often have a huge percentage of their net worth tied to their company. M.C. explains that diversification should be approached thoughtfully, particularly when entrepreneurs need to preserve access to capital and continue investing in the businesses they built.Treat Family Wealth Like a BusinessJust like a successful company needs systems, processes, decision-making frameworks, and succession plans, a family's financial life requires ongoing management. M.C. emphasizes that this is a process that evolves over time rather than a one-time project. Connect with M.C. LaubscheroProducers Wealth: producerswealth.comBooks: producerswealth.com/booksCashflow Ninja: M.C.'s long-running podcast focused on wealth and infinite banking.Infinite Banking Daily: A daily podcast focused on the “Be Your Own Bank” concept.Family Office Daily: A daily podcast focused on family wealth strategies for business owners, investors, and high-income earners. Books MentionedThe Family Office for Business Owners: Build a Family Wealth System as Powerful as Your BusinessGet Wealthy for Sure: The #1 Financial Strategy for Business Owners That Want to Multiply Wealth Predictably Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session543/

  6. Sep 29

    MB542: What Happens When AI Underwrites a $10M+ Real Estate Deal? — With Joel Bechtel

    In this episode, Michael Blank sits down with real estate investor and software entrepreneur Joel Bechtel to explore how artificial intelligence is changing the way investors analyze deals, underwrite properties, and build more efficient businesses. Joel, who started investing in real estate at 19 and spent decades building software companies, combined his two areas of expertise to create DealFlow Pro, an AI-powered underwriting platform designed to streamline the deal analysis process. Michael and Joel discuss how AI can extract and standardize information from offering memorandums and financial statements, verify the source of data, incorporate market information, and automate repetitive underwriting tasks. They also dive into the current multifamily market, the growing amount of distress, and why investors need to remain disciplined when evaluating properties. Most importantly, Joel explains why you don't need to be technical to start using AI for real estate—and how simply experimenting with plain-English prompts can unlock powerful ways to automate the work you're already doing. Key TakeawaysAI Can Eliminate the Most Tedious Parts of UnderwritingInvestors can use AI to extract income and expense information from OMs, T12s, rent rolls, and other documents, reducing manual data entry and allowing more time to focus on the actual investment decision.You Still Need to Understand the FundamentalsAI can dramatically speed up analysis, but it doesn't replace underwriting expertise. Investors need to understand the numbers well enough to recognize bad assumptions, inconsistencies, and errors before making a multimillion-dollar investment decision.Always Know Where Your Data Came FromJoel emphasizes the importance of data provenance. AI tools should identify the source of information, flag discrepancies, and allow investors to trace numbers back to the specific document or page where they were found.You Don't Need to Be a Programmer to Build With AIOne of the biggest barriers to AI adoption is the belief that you need a technical background. Joel explains that investors can increasingly build useful workflows and applications simply by describing what they want in plain English and iterating with the AI.Market Data Can Make Underwriting Much More PowerfulAI can incorporate additional information such as supply pipelines, building permits, rent burden, and other market-level data to help investors test whether a business plan actually makes sense for a particular property and neighborhood.Multifamily Distress Could Create New OpportunitiesJoel and Michael discuss the growing number of properties facing challenges from higher interest rates, lower occupancy, rising expenses, and loan maturities. As owners run out of cash or struggle to refinance, more properties may eventually come to market at prices that better reflect current fundamentals. Connect with Joel BechtelDealFlow Pro: DealFlow ProLinkedIn: Joel BechtelEmail: Joel@dealflowpro.io Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session542/

  7. Sep 22

    MB541: This AI Agent Analyzes Apartment Deals in Seconds — With Michael Blank

    In this episode, Michael Blank demonstrates how to turn a repeatable real estate investing process into an AI-powered workflow that can analyze apartment deals in seconds instead of spending hours manually reviewing marketing packages. Using his 10-Minute Offer methodology, Michael walks through how to create an AI agent that can read an offering memorandum, identify missing information, apply the appropriate underwriting assumptions, calculate an informal offer, and even draft an email to the broker explaining the offer. He then takes the process one step further by showing how the same AI skill can be brought directly into Excel using Claude for Excel, allowing investors to upload new OMs and automatically populate an underwriting spreadsheet. The episode provides a practical blueprint for identifying repetitive tasks, turning proven SOPs into AI agents, and using those agents to make deal analysis faster, more consistent, and more scalable. Key TakeawaysTurn Your Proven Process Into an AI AgentIf you have a repeatable SOP for analyzing deals, AI can turn that process into an agent that performs the work consistently instead of requiring you to start from scratch every time.The 10-Minute Offer Can Be Applied in SecondsMichael demonstrates how an AI agent can take the information from an OM or marketing package, apply the 10-Minute Offer methodology, perform the calculations, and produce an informal offer.Always Make AI Show Its SourcesMichael emphasizes the importance of asking AI where its information came from and checking the underlying sources rather than blindly trusting its output.Missing Information Should Be Flagged—Not InventedWhen an OM is missing critical numbers, the agent can be instructed to flag the missing information and ask the investor rather than simply making assumptions without permission.Claude for Excel Brings AI Directly Into Your UnderwritingMichael demonstrates how the same skill can be accessed inside Excel, allowing investors to upload an OM and have the agent populate an underwriting spreadsheet and generate a corresponding broker email.Look for Repetitive Work You Can AutomateThe broader lesson is to identify tasks you perform repeatedly, document the process as an SOP, and experiment with turning that process into an AI-powered workflow or agent. Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session541/

  8. Sep 7

    MB 540: The Different Paths to Financial Freedom - with Michael Blank

    In this episode, Michael Blank breaks down the different paths investors can take to achieve financial freedom—and explains why multifamily real estate is only one of many options. Drawing from his own experience with house flipping and rental properties, Michael explores the pros and cons of short-term rentals, co-living, self-storage, mobile home parks, and even buying businesses. He then dives into the different ways to earn a General Partner role in a syndication, including finding deals, raising capital, funding due diligence, providing guarantees, and managing assets. Most importantly, Michael explains why investors shouldn't become too narrowly focused on one asset class or one role, and how being flexible can open the door to partnerships, opportunities, and ultimately the financial freedom they're looking for. Key TakeawaysThere Isn't Just One Path to Financial FreedomMultifamily is powerful, but investors can also build wealth through self-storage, mobile home parks, short-term rentals, businesses, and other asset classes.Choose an Investment Strategy That Matches Your GoalsFlipping and traditional rentals can generate wealth, but they can also require significant time and effort. Understanding the tradeoffs helps you choose a vehicle that actually supports the lifestyle you want.Don't Make Your Buy Box So Narrow That You Never Buy AnythingBeing open to multiple asset classes can dramatically increase deal flow and may reveal opportunities you hadn't considered.There Are Multiple Ways to Earn GP EquityFinding deals and raising capital are the two primary roles, but funding deposits, covering due diligence, signing on debt, and handling asset management can also contribute significant value to a partnership.You Don't Have to Be Great at EverythingThe strongest partnerships often combine complementary strengths—such as one partner focused on deal flow and another focused on capital raising—rather than relying on one person to do everything.Your First Deal Is About Getting Into the GPMichael encourages investors to focus less on finding the "perfect" opportunity and more on finding a way to contribute meaningful value to a deal and earn a position in the General Partnership. Connect with our Deal Maker PartnersCheck out all Partners here Attorney - Swafford Law LLC Asset Manager - Cyndee Harding, High Caliber MultifamilyCPA - James Bohan, Stonehan AccountancyMentor - Deal Maker Mentoring ResourcesConnect with Michael Blank TheFreedomPodcast.com Join the Deal Maker Mastermind Explore Michael’s Mentoring Program Review the Podcast on Apple Podcasts Get the Syndicated Deal Analyzer Get the Book, Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank For full episode show notes visit: https://themichaelblank.com/podcasts/session540/

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The Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing podcast is about helping you achieve financial independence and control your time through apartment building investing. Michael Blank interviews experts in real estate, business, and investing. From learning how to invest in multifamily real estate to navigating entrepreneurship, you will learn the keys to success in your journey towards financial freedom. Previous guests include Grant Cardone, Robert Kiyosaki, Ken McElroy, Robert Helms, Brandon Turner, and Hal Elrod. Whether you're new to real estate investing or a seasoned investor, you'll enjoy stories from our expert guests as well as hear from people who quit their jobs and are living life on their own terms because of investing in multifamily real estate. Thanks for listening and leave a review for a chance to get a shout-out on the show.

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