Entrepreneur and philanthropist Whitney Sewell interviews the most successful entrepreneurs in the real estate syndication business and beyond, including Zillow Co-Founder Spencer Rascoff, Bigger Pockets CEO Scott Trench, Halftime Institute Founder Lloyd Reeb, and more. The show was created to help every active investor learn how the syndication business works, improve their business, and help passive investors understand where to invest when wanting to diversify into real estate.
Mr Kenny you have a long reputation of not paying your vendors. Small town American small businesses. You racked up nearly $3500 of cleaning to a small cleaning business and never paid. You nearly made me and my family loose everything. You sir I would love to have a sit down conversation with. It is disgraceful what you are doing!
Seems like everyone is saying they’re getting ready for this up coming opportunity to buy. This tells me that when supply does finally come up, demand will also come up.
What a great re-cap of the commercial real estate markets over the past 10 yrs & how staying a constant in your role will pay off heavily in the long run. Thank you for the Q&A, very well moderated and engaging for a student of the processes.
I enjoyed the introduction podcast to Brian. I enjoy the long form content and am curious if this could have been 2 hours, first hour for introduction, second hour on a deep dive into a market, underwriting, connecting with sponsors, building relationships, etc. definitely following for the next follow up! Great work Brian
I have a tax question and need clarification regarding if I lived in my home for over two years as a personal residence, made repairs and sold it. Therefore, I can claim proceeds as a capital gains - correct? Considering, that I never provided business services, used the home as a business office, or deemed it as an investment to collect rent for monthly income. Therefore, the IRS will not clasify proceeds, from the sell of a home, as ordinary income, generated from a business - correct?
Where to apply in USA for a commercial loan while living abroad? no regular bank will lend you money. ( even when your source of income comes from USA)
