Andres Bustamante is an agent in the #1 Keller Williams team in Austin Texas we get to hear how Gabe and Andres have similar stories starting out in apartment locating. They then talk about Passive vs. Active income. We also get to see Gabe contemplate which one to pursue due to Andres’s advice.  Andres is a great friend and Mentor who focuses on his active income while building his portfolio through new builds in the Austin market he currently has 4 units. 

Socials:

Tiktok: andresbustatx

Insta:andresbustatx

Side NOTE: I'll be taking a pause from the podcast to continue with multifamily We'll keep growing but one step at a time!

Van was the first story guy I met that truly changed my eyes in terms of my potential in CRE. He helped me see that someone as young as 22 can buy multimillion-dollar apartment complexes. He opened my eyes to the syndication model and the world of commercial real estate. We get to talk about some of the things he has overcome and what he’s planning on doing. I find his story to be fascinating due to the fact that he’s such a young guy growing his real estate portfolio in such a short amount of time. He grew from your average college student to cofounder of Zion Cap Group.

Socials 

Insta: Zioncapgroup

Website:https://zioncapgroup.com/

Christian Osgood is a Washington-based investor he has formed a mentorship group with Cody Davis teaching others how to build relationships and get investment properties through seller owner financing. We get to hear more about Christian's story and his background working at Loopnet, a real estate software group to a full-time real estate investor. We hear his importance of building relationships and a different perspective as to why seller owner financing works for multifamily. As a member of his group I feel myself growing within his teachings, you get to catch a bit of it in this conversation. I hope you enjoy it!  Only up from here! 

#realestate #sellerownerfinancing.

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Diego Corzo has one of the most interesting stories I’ve heard! He went from an undocumented DACA “dreamer” to a millionaire within 6 years through real estate. He’s a part of the #1 team in Keller Williams with residential sales, he’s also the owner of 47 doors/units, has 15 AirBnB properties, is a limited partner in 3 syndications, co-founded RatRacetoFI: a mentorship group that teaches how to gain financial independence through real estate. We get to hear the beginning of Diego’s story some of the adversity he has overcome and the grit he had to surpass the adversity.

As a fellow Latino, I see his success almost as a pathway for younger generations such as myself. Echale Ganas Ching0nes!

Here are his socials:

Insta: realdiegocorzo

Eduardo Duran is a friend of mine that I met in the locating field. We had both struggled a bit in the apartment locating aspect of the real estate. You get to see the issues we've faced and how they have been overcome. I see a lot of potential with him. The amount of dedication he puts into student housing fascinates me. I think he sheds great insight on why jumping into real estate as a young person could benefit you more than you could imagine.

His business is called Lease with Ease

Instagrams:

Personal: @_eduardo.duran_

Business/Personal: @leasewithed

Business Account: @lweleasing

In this episode, we talk about Bruce’s experience within Real Estate from 80+ acre land deals, a mobile home deal that turned 350k into more than doubled his initial investment, and his phase of being a Builder. We get insight into how the mentorship works and how it’s affected me. We also get insights on how you can find a mentor as well. Bruce has helped my life in a way I can’t really describe but a bit of light has been shed through this episode. We note a lot of the growth we have both seen come from this friendship I hope y’all enjoy this episode.

Email: Bruce@brucebeaty.com

Cody Davis is a Washington-based investor who bought his first apartment at 19. He is now 22 with 87 Units to his name. Cody's story is fascinating due to how young he's gained ownership of multifamily. Cody has been one of the role models I look up to within this field. This conversation allows me to ask about some of the issues I've been confused about before joining his mentorship program. We talk a lot about relationship building in this episode. I can't wait till you hear it.

Here are some of Cody's Socials:

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkoxbEU_hoEpH8T-QUHR4nw

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cody-davis-748049180/

Instagram: @codyd2020

This episode is with Larry Speck! I always love my conversations with Larry he’s a person passionate about his craft and everything he does. (A bit about him below). This conversation helps investors open up to the idea of design. We talk about how Millions have been lost in profits simply through design. Larry sheds insight about his industry and how it relates to the investors eye.

Larry Speck is a Senior Principal with Page Architects. His professional work includes such Texas landmarks as Austin Bergstrom International Airport, Austin Convention Center (both phases), and the architecture for Discovery Green, a twelve-acre park in downtown Houston. Over the last 25 years, his design work has won 40 national design awards, 23 state or regional design awards, and 51 local design awards.

From 1992 to 2001, Larry was Dean of the School of Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin where he continues to serve on the faculty. He is a Fellow in the American Institute of Architects and served as chair of the jury to select fellows in 2005. He has also served on the Architectural Advisory Board for the U. S. State Department Overseas Building Operations, as a National Peer Reviewer for the U. S. General Services Administration Design Excellence Program, and on the boards of national environmental groups such as Greenguard Environmental Institute and Air Quality Sciences. He is the 2011 recipient of the ACSA/AIA Topaz Medallion given to one individual in North America each year in recognition of their contribution to excellence in architectural education.