Multifamily Missteps Hosted by Christy Keeton
Multifamily Missteps Hosted by Christy Keeton
Christy Keeton - Real Operator. Real Missteps. Real Solutions.
Are you tired of the "rainbows and butterflies" approach in multifamily investing, where everything unfolds seamlessly, and everybody wins? You never see “behind the scenes” reality.If you resonate with our perspective, acknowledging that true insights emerge from navigating mistakes and challenges, then you're in the right place. Join Christy Keeton, your host, as she dives into the missteps and lessons learned encountered by active apartment operators.In these episodes, we embark on a journey to dissect and analyze the pitfalls within the multifamily project life cycle, focusing on the crucial stages of Finding, Funding, Fixing, or Flipping a project. Instead of glossing over setbacks, we shine a spotlight on them, providing a valuable learning experience for our audience. Each episode concludes not only by revealing how the issue at hand was rectified but also by sharing other priceless lessons derived from the experience.It's an unfiltered exploration of the multifamily investment landscape, revealing the intricate tapestry of challenges and solutions that make the journey worthwhile.
Vet the Property Manager Or Regret - Michael Sampson
Holding your money too tightly to invest for inspection would be a big mistake. Michael Sampson notes that it's important to work with a good real estate broker and have professional inspections done on your properties to make sure they're in good condition. He also advises patience when growing a real estate portfolio, as successes can take time to build. [00:00 - 07:13] Lessons Learned from Multifamily Investing Spend money upfront for inspectionDo your research and work with a good ...
Dec 20, 2022
13 min
Make Sure You Understand Who Controls the Capital - Dave Seymour
Many people can get involved as you start your real estate journey, so how do we make sure that the people we have are worthy of our trust? Verifying information and clear communication are keys. In today’s episode, Jerome Myers interviews Dave Seymour, who has a background as a firefighter turned into a real estate investor. Listen as he shares his struggles with the consequences of the downturn in the market. They discuss how property values can go down, even in good times, and how th...
May 17, 2022
25 min
Get Off the Sidelines - Justin Britto
Wisdom comes from experience and learning from mistakes. Perhaps for those starting in multifamily investing, being a bit more conservative at first and taking calculated risks is the way. Do not take for granted the relationships you are developing along the way as this may turn out to be more valuable than what you are earning. My guest, Justin Britto, talks about how he became an investor, what mistakes he has made in the past, and how he has learned from them. He also shares advice for as...
May 10, 2022
27 min
Banking Relationships Have to Be Made Before You Need Them - Nicole Pendergrass
We all have our reasons to get into the real estate space. For Nicole Pendergrass, it is achieving time freedom not just for herself, but for her mother. However, like any other business, there would be ebbs and flows we have to face. How frustrating is it to be at a disconnect with the people you think should be working with you? Listen as she breaks down the story of her missteps in the industry to save yourself from the heartache. [00:01 - 06:46] Opening Segment Welcoming today’s...
Jan 18, 2022
26 min
10k of Loss Rent Paid by Insurance
There are aspects in real estate investing that people overlook and that involve the inclusion of insurance, assignment of benefits, and other easily missed potential additional revenue streams. With the many controllable and uncontrollable factors influencing the industry, especially these crucial times, it is beneficial to utilize risk assessment yet, as Johnny Lynum points out, we must also take action. [00:01 - 05:14] Opening Segment I welcome today’s guest, Johnny LynumHow ...
Oct 12, 2021
24 min
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