TMF #072 – Commercial Real Estate Investing – The Freedom Train
Hello Investors and welcome back to another CANDID episode of the Think Multifamily Podcast. This week Paul Moore, a two-time Michigan Entrepreneur of the Year
TMF #071 – Duplex Owner to International Developer, Finding Your Niche with Robert Helms
Welcome back, Investors. We have a great show for you today with our very special guest, Robert Helms, Host of The Real Estate Guys radio
TMF #070 – Using Technology to Scale Your Multifamily Portfolio
Welcome back, Investors. Having a passion for real estate investing is a great start… but it means nothing without the right tools to compliment your
TMF #069 – Fatal Flaws Investors Make When Choosing a Multifamily Mentoring Program
Welcome back investors. The Multifamily Coaching space can be a bit crowded. Many people feel confused as they search for the right mentor, not really
TMF #068 – Successful Single Family Investor Turns to Commercial Multifamily Syndication
Welcome back Investors. In a male dominated industry, it is so good to see more and more women getting into commercial Multifamily. Today we speak
TMF #067 – International Real Estate Investing – Investing in U.S. based Apartment syndications from Japan
Welcome back investors. Our guest today, Don Thomas, connects with us from over 6000 miles away, where he heads up a thriving Business Acquisitions career
TMF #066 – Multifamily Q&A of the Day – Why are Some Multifamily Syndicators More Successful than Others?
Hi investors and welcome to this special Q&A episode. I’m Tamiel Kenney here with Mark Kenney answering your listener questions about Multifamily Investing. In these
TMF #065 – Love and Real Estate – Multifamily Investing with Loved Ones
Happy Valentine’s Day Investors. It’s the season of Love and there’s no greater gift to offer a loved one than getting them involved in Real
TMF #064 – The Rules of Leveraging your Retirement Account to Invest in Multifamily
Welcome back investors. A retirement account is one of the largest sources of equity for the average American, but many do not know how to