Accelerated Real Estate Investor Accelerated Real Estate Investor Podcast

About The Guest: Darren Blumquist is the VP of Market Economics at auction.com. He is an expert in real estate market trends and provides valuable insights into the state of the economy and real estate investing.

Summary: Darren Blumquist joins host Josh Cantwell to discuss the current state of the economy and real estate investing. They highlight some key statistics, including the lowest affordability for single-family home purchases since 1985, the lowest inventory ever recorded, and rising home prices. They also discuss the challenges faced by home builders due to the high cost of construction materials. Darren emphasizes the need for a correction in home prices to address the affordability issue. They also touch on the potential risks of a recession and the impact of buyer behavior on the auction.com platform.

Key Takeaways:
• Affordability for single-family home purchases is at its lowest level since 1985.
• Inventory is at its lowest point ever, with a 40% decline since 2017.
• Home prices have been rising due to the lack of supply.
• The cost of construction materials is making it difficult for builders to deliver new homes and apartments.
• The Federal Reserve's policies are pushing the market towards a breaking point.
• Home prices may need to drop, interest rates may need to decrease, or incomes may need to rise to address the affordability issue.
• The risk of a recession is high, with the yield curve inverted and other potential triggers.
• Buyer behavior on the auction.com platform has become more conservative, with a focus on adding value through renovations.
Quotes:
• "We're in a market where something needs to break." - Darren Blumquist
• "The most obvious path out of this is for prices to correct." - Darren Blumquist
• "The distressed market is a little bit more insulated from the retail market." - Darren Blumquist

About The Guest(s): Liz Faircloth is a real estate
investor and entrepreneur with over 17 years of experience. She is the co-founder of the DeRosa Group, a real estate investment firm with a $130 million portfolio. Liz is also the co-founder of The Real Estate InvestHER, a community and platform that empowers women to live financially free on their
own terms.

Summary: Liz Faircloth discusses the current state of the real estate market and economy, specifically in relation to commercial real estate investing. She emphasizes the importance of creative financing strategies and negotiation of terms in order to navigate the challenges of higher interest rates and inflated sale prices. Liz shares her own experiences and pivots in her real estate investing journey, highlighting the need to focus on one's strengths and adapt to changing market conditions. She also discusses the unique challenges and opportunities for women in the industry and the importance of building a supportive community.

Key Takeaways:


Creative financing
strategies and negotiation of terms are necessary in the current market.
Women investors are
shifting to being passive and lending money to each other.
Women bring unique
strengths to the table, such as trust in themselves and the ability to navigate
uncertainty.
Building a
supportive community is crucial for women in real estate investing.

Quotes:


"There's always
opportunity, and right now, I'll give you a couple of examples, even just from
the active side."
"Pivot has been
like our middle name."
"Women are
masters at win-win negotiations."
"Decision
making can really hold people back because especially women, they just don't
want to make the wrong decision."
"The cure for
depression, the cure for anxiety, the cure is self-care."

Tom Burns, a former orthopedic surgeon and
physician for the US ski team, shares his journey to financial independence and offers advice on how others can achieve the same. He emphasizes the importance of investing for cash flow and building multiple streams of income. Tom also discusses his transition from medicine to real estate and the benefits of being
financially independent. He encourages listeners to start small, gain
education, and surround themselves with like-minded individuals. Tom shares his favorite books and thought leaders that have influenced his journey to financial independence.
**Key Takeaways:**
1. Financial independence is about having assets that produce cash flow, not
just a high income.
2. Start small and focus on cash flow when investing in real estate.
3. Passive income allows for more freedom and choice in life.
4. Surround yourself with people who are heading in the same direction or have
achieved what you want to achieve.
5. Celebrate small wins and use active patience to compound your success.

**Quotes:**

- "Real wealth is having assets that produce cash flow." - Tom Burns
- "You can have partial independence by taking care of part of your
bills." - Tom Burns
- "You can't learn your way to financial independence, you have to get in
the game." - Tom Burns
- "Start small, your mistakes will be small, but the lessons will be the
same size." - Tom Burns
- "Invest for cash flow, you can't eat equity." - Tom Burns

Josh Cantwell shares a powerful story about Lloyd Ball, a former Olympic volleyball player, and the lessons he learned from his journey.

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Lloyd Ball faced multiple failures and setbacks before finally winning a gold medal at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. The key takeaways from this story are the importance of getting uncomfortable, dedicating time and effort to become an expert, and understanding that the impossible just takes a little longer.

Key Takeaways:


Get uncomfortable and do things that challenge you.
Dedicate 4 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year to become an expert.
The impossible just takes a little longer.

Quotes:

"The impossible just takes a little longer."
"Get uncomfortable and do things that make you uncomfortable."
"Dedicate 4 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year to achieve your goals."

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Most people will face personal and professional challenges at some point in their life. Whether it’s an addiction, cancer, or even just bad luck, everyone has a story that isn’t always told or known. And today, we’re focusing on 4 traits that successful people all seem to have that have helped them not only survive but emerge on the other side with incredible careers and success.
My guest today is Caleb Johnson. He’s been an entrepreneur since he was 18; he’s done five real estate multifamily syndications and is now a full-time real estate investor and business owner. He’s also the host of From Trial to Triumph podcast, where he talks to people about the challenging times they’ve faced in life.
With that in mind, Caleb joins me today for a wonderful conversation about the four traits that accelerate success in life and business: responsibility to others, giving, making decisions, and never quitting. If you’re ready to make these traits your own–and find out how others have used them to make it through extraordinary circumstances–this episode is for you. 
Key Takeaways with Caleb Johnson
How Caleb went from being “sick and tired of being sick and tired” as an antisocial, troubled teen to finding joy and inspiration in life.  Why most successful entrepreneurs have been through some form of hell on earth to get to where they are now.  Why these four characteristics define so many people who survive challenges and emerge successful and triumphant on the other side.  The power of living in triumph and happiness and joy–no matter your circumstances. The dangers of settling for the comforts of the unknown when you need to push your life forward. Want the Full Show Notes?
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In 2020, we were afraid to go anywhere. 2021 turned into the greatest year for real estate of all time. In 2022, we watched interest rates spiral out of control and dramatically shift the market, and we’re now living in the wake of these major shifts, both positive and negative.
So, what can we expect moving forward? To help answer that question, I’m talking to Neal Bawa. Neal is the founder of UGro and Grocapitus and known as the Mad Scientist of Multifamily with a $1B real estate portfolio and over 900 investors. Based in the Bay Area, he uses cutting edge analytics and tech tools to give himself–and his students–a powerful edge in the world of multifamily investing.
In today’s conversation, Neal and I talk about why we’re all better off buying properties now than we were 18 months ago, why this may be our best opportunity to buy since 2009, and what the future holds for our industry.
Key Takeaways with Neal Bawa
Why Neal is still extremely bullish about multifamily. How to frame today’s market as a winning opportunity for your prospective investors and limited partners.  Why syndicators should be worried about overpaying–and why now’s a great time to invest in investor education. What to expect in 2024, why so many syndicators are going to be out of business a year from now, and how to do your best to not become one of them.  Want the Full Show Notes?
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