The Wild West Real Estate Show Mark Hentemann

Today's guest is Carlos Rovira, a former Yahoo employee turned real estate investor and project manager. Inspired by entrepreneurship books, Carlos discovered his passion for real estate investing and focused on building a portfolio of duplex rentals. With a background in engineering, he has honed his problem-solving skills and applied them to the world of real estate, becoming adept at project management. 
Carlos shares his journey and the importance of problem-solving in real estate investing, including how his skills in project management have allowed him to excel and bring value to both his properties and tenants.

Today’s guest is Daniel Del Real. He is a multifamily investor and head of real estate sales brokerage for the Del Real Group at PMZ. He is a methodical investor and host of the show called 728 that explores the strategies and action steps that his investor guests used to transition from seven figures to eight figures in net worth. He is also a triathlete in Iron Man.
When he was still serving in the military, Daniel felt like each day was his last day to live, so he made sure he put all of his income into good use, hence why he started investing in real estate.
Learn how to invest for income, maximize passive investment income, and practice disciplined money management. Join us as we explore strategies, action steps and more!

Today’s guest is Daniel Casey. He has been a contractor, a multifamily investor, developer and president of North Forty Capital LLC. He was always into business and is now focusing on his contracting business.
Daniel isn’t your average contractor; he is a multifamily investor and developer who is always looking for opportunities to get into the game. His personal story is the perfect example of how to adapt when things get rough.
Today, he brings us an important lesson from his experience in the home building and contracting industry: choosing quality over quantity by adding value not only to properties, but especially to residents.

Today’s guest is Nick Andromidas. He had a high caliber career in corporate America, but realized he was trading his time for a paycheck and sought a better way. Today, he is a real estate investor and multifamily syndicator. He also manages mortgage notes and international single family rental properties.
Nick says the first thing everyone needs to know about real estate investing is that it’s an asset class. There’s no one way to make money. It doesn’t always have to be a traditional single family home purchase or a buy and hold strategy either. But the reality is there are three main ways people can get into real estate investing, including developing, wholesaling, and property management. Sometimes investors will find opportunities in all three areas, but it is important to know what you are buying and why.
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Today’s guest is a single family and multifamily investor, co-founder of Bar Down Investments — also best-selling author of The Only Woman in the Room: Knowledge and Inspiration From 20 Women Real Estate Investors. She is also the co-host of the Passive Investing show and runs a coaching program called Apartment Addicts.
Topics discussed with Ashley makes it our star episode! Our guest emphasizes that being intentional in real estate means being versatile, mastering your craft and making sure people are always aware of the skill set you can provide. This starts with knowing the historic facts in a given area and knowing what makes it unique. Once you have honed these skills, you need to share them with the atmosphere and market yourself to the world!

Today’s guest was a single family investor who moved to multi-family, building a portfolio of workforce housing in the Midwest while maintaining a W-2 job in medical sales.
Rob emphasizes that experience is the best teacher. In the real estate business, it is always more important to have people properly managing your properties. If you do not know what you are doing, then it is a mistake that could cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars. It does not matter whether you are the best in your field or not, what matters is you are knowledgeable enough in your industry and know what you are actually doing.
If you want to evaluate if you are surrounding yourself with the right people, then tune in!