Should you invest in new construction? As a multifamily investor, I’ve been approached many times by developers with empty lots and big ideas. And my advice for all aspiring investors is: NO! New developments are rarely worth the money and hassle. On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, my guest Isaiah Garman and I explain the 3 biggest reasons why you should avoid investing in news developments and should instead invest your money in properties with an established record.

DOGE! The Department of Government Efficiency. This controversial department headed up by Elon Musk has cut millions from the budget in a short period of time. Whether you like Musk or hate him, you have to take the lesson that waste is a thief. You, as a multifamily investor, need to take the time to review your budget to see what inefficiencies may be stealing from you. In this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I share a personal story about how when I reviewed my personal and professional budgets, I was shocked by what I saw. Watch this video to learn easy ways to cut your budget by finding where you are losing money.

In this video, I’m reacting to Ken McElroy’s latest take on multifamily real estate — and trust me, there’s a lot to unpack here.

✅ Ken breaks down how inflation and rising costs are hitting multifamily investments — and I’ll give you my thoughts on how to navigate these challenges. ✅ He also talks about why political and regulatory environments matter more than ever — and I’ll share my perspective on which markets are worth avoiding. ✅ Plus, Ken reveals how Wall Street approaches multifamily real estate — and I’ll explain how you can apply those same strategies to WIN BIG.

Ken makes some bold points here, and I’ve got some insights of my own to add.

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In this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, my special guest, Isaiah and I discuss a crucial element of owning multifamily properties: Hiring the best management company. Many people make the mistake of picking the first 2-3 names on Google they find, interviewing them once, and contracting whoever costs the least. This is a great way to lose all your money and equity. Instead, here are 3 things you need to do before hiring any management company. Follow these steps to protect your investment and your profits.

Today on the Heartland Multifamily Show, we’re going to look at three properties you want to avoid. When looking at opportunities to invest in multifamily, you may look at these three types of properties and see a blue ocean. But there’s a reason why so few people want to invest in them. They are a headache, a hassle, a money pit. Dealing with these properties will have a very small return on investment. I’m going to explain what three properties to avoid and why.

On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily show, I give three actionable instructions on how you can be a passive investor. I explain the different points on the spectrum between being completely passive by investing in shares of REITs and being completely active by buying an existing multifamily property, renovating it, and eventually selling it. And I explain the benefits and risks of each. I tell you what you need to know before investing your time and energy into a rental property.

Is rent control good or bad? As a property owner, I loudly say, it’s bad! It’s bad because the government shouldn’t say that I, the property owner, have to lower my price. The price is determined by the market. If the guy across the street from me charges more and people pay it, why shouldn’t I charge more? And by the same token, if I can’t get renters, I have to lower my rent. In this episode, I do a deep dive into why the market should determine the price, not the government, and why any attempt to manipulate the market by the government is doomed to fail.

This episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show explores the impact of politics on real estate investing, emphasizing that regardless of who's in the White House, success still requires personal effort and risk-taking.