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✅ Understand why investors are shifting to U.S. markets
✅ Learn how to raise capital and structure bigger deals
✅ Hear what it takes to put 5,000 investors in a room with A-listersEver wonder what it takes to build Canada’s biggest investing conference?
My old friend Seth Ferguson, returns to the show, after losing all his rental properties to a nasty divorce along with his golf clubs, he started the Multifamily Conference in Covid in 2022 which was excellent, 2023 was headlined by Grant Cardone & Alex Rodriguez, 2024 Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort and Robert Harjevic. Today, Seth takes us behind the scenes of how he scaled from a couple hundred person real estate event into a 5,000-attendee juggernaut, easily Canada’s largest Business & Investment event. With speakers like Kevin O’Leary, A-Rod, Dragons Dens: Michelle Romanow, and Manjit Minhas, and still another major speaker yet to be announced. Powerhouse is an apt name for the event. Same for the budget!
We dive into marketing, event growth, and how Seth landed some of the biggest names in business. For details and to register go to: https://powerhouseconference.com/
The event takes place May 23-25th in Toronto.
We also get into Seth’s own real estate portfolio and his shift away from Canadian rentals to focus exclusively on multifamily investments in landlord-friendly U.S. markets like Texas and Florida.
Seth and his team specialize in garden-style multifamily properties—low-rise, landscaped apartment communities that are common in the U.S. but virtually unheard of in Canada, where high-rise towers dominate. He shares what makes these assets so attractive, how they’re managed, and why he’s also drawn to build-to-rent communities and why he’s bullish in places like Florida and Texas. For details check out www.cpicapital.ca
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It’s not all bad 🙂
Thank you to everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to wish me a happy birthday. The vast majority of messages came from the real estate investing community, and reading all the comments and seeing the names brought back a lot of memories—many from easier times for real estate investors.
My fellow escape-room-loving, nerdy friends attempted to be among the elite 4% who successfully escape... #FAIL
This mango cake tasted better than it looks
The Problem: The Changing Real Estate Landscape, for the WorseSince the peak of the market around late 2021 to early 2022, prices have declined while the cost of operating a rental property has continued to rise. Rent control has squeezed landlord incomes, leaving many of my clients and fellow investors struggling. We real estate investors never signed up to backstop inflation for our customers, and not once has anyone said, "Thank you."
Some of my clients have endured nightmare tenant situations: one tenant owes over $30,000 in rent; another caused $20,000 in damages; and another had terminal health issues, not paying rent, leaving the house in such a disastrous state that it had to be sold as-is. Our client unwittingly became a social service provider overnight, and they’ll never be Ontario landlords again. Why buy and hold a move-in-ready property for ten years only to experience this kind of grief? This is not what my private citizen client signed up for.
In the areas where Ontario where majority of cash flow oriented investors invest like Oshawa, Barrie, Hamilton and Kitchener are well off their peak prices. Duplexes especially. In Hamilton where the majority of my clients and my duplexes are located we're 20% off peak prices and we're experiencing low showing volume of our tenanted and vacant duplex listings.
Market rents are coming down on long-term rentals too as international students aren't coming to Canada in droves any more but our university (not college, we're not a fan of college student rentals) student rental rents have still climbed slightly, even over last year's historic increases. I was finally able to get rent PLUS utilities on my McMaster University rental. Those same tenants have already renewed for the following school year. I feel bad for parents of university students as I review rental rates for upcoming listings we have near Brock and Western University at $700 and up per room. (Please let me know if you have anyone looking to buy a student rental near Brock and Western University :). University student rentals are my favourite local investment strategy for both cash flow and limited landlord tenant board risk. From what I see in the local market, student rentals have the most demand from investor buyers.
This is the most buyer advantaged market I've seen other than 2008 and early covid but with the Landlord Tenant Board risk and cash flow, rents across the country are declining but not that far off historic highs, so overall housing affordability is still bad on the historic side. So no surprise, I've never seen such low local investor buyer interest.
As such, Realtors and full time investors have returned or pursued other careers. My own team of investment focus Realtor/coaches has shrunk, it's just the original Tim Hong and I now servicing our clients and our clients mainly want to sell which is great us as Realtors, not so great is tenanted properties take a whole lot more effort, lead time and risk management in our experience but we love it. We love seeing our clients take profits, take a load off their shoulders and enjoy themselves, usually it's travelling to exotic locations.
It's challenging but such rewarding work.
For months, we where taking calls from pre and construction condo investors but unless they wanted to take massive losses, in some case 20% or more of their purchase price as there is six months of condo supply downtown Toronto. That's what's on market and can be tracked. I've been in the Facebook groups for private assignment sales and there are endless private listings there as well.
Condos have always gone against my investment philosophy. Land is a hard asset as it is finite, no one is making more of it vs. condos are in the sky and there's plenty of space above land to many, many condos.
Generally condo investors have no choice to hold, rent it out, negative cash flow a thousand or two each condo and pray the market recovers in two or three years. I feel bad for new condo investors and at the same time, grateful our strategy of buying on land real estate for value and cash flow has worked.
The Guide: What Smart Investors Are Doing InsteadIn my nearly 14-year career coaching clients in real estate, I have never seen challenges like these. Thankfully, our clients have fared much better than most, as they’ve renovated smartly to optimize cash flow. Nearly all of our clients own houses with basement apartments, student rentals, or small multi-family properties.
Rents are as good as they get in Ontario, which means our clients can weather this storm better than most.
I won’t sugarcoat it—this past year has been tough for landlords, Realtors, mortgage brokers, variable-rate mortgage holders, and even tenants, as affordability is at historic lows. My family and I included.
There is bad news is all over social media, many friends from the community send me the dirt on the furus: a word mash up of fake guru and these furus have made the national news: bad operators brokering shady deals, borrowing through promissory notes, accusations of Ponzi schemes, Securities Code violations and these same furus send legal threats against anyone who dares to share the truth. I've received several threats and you can guess by who.
Some of these furus are still licensed and practicing which boggles my mind. Others have fled the country and white collar crime goes mostly unpunished so I don't expect any justice.
For anyone interested in Exposing Fraud & Failures in Canadian Real Estate, that is literally the name of a Facebook Group my new friend Matt invited me to. You may want to join as it's an easy way to reference check anyone raising capital. Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/588190593990235
The Transformation: A Smarter, More Profitable Path ForwardIf you’re an investor, you know that mindset is everything. The right strategy and a growth mindset separate those who thrive from those who struggle.
"Your mind is like a garden. You can grow flowers, or you can grow weeds. Whichever you water is what will flourish." — Brian Tracy
This quote is a great reminder to be intentional about a positive mindset and personal growth. Since December, I’ve been working to improve on the right mindset by waking up early, meditating, journaling, exercising, and focusing on being my best self for my family and my community.
If you’ve read The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod (or any of the dozens of other personal development books on the subject), you know what I’m talking about. It’s amazing how much you have to say "no" to in order to be up at 5 a.m. each morning—less social media, bad food, alcohol—all to protect my energy and ensure a productive, intentional workday. Some nights I go to bed before the kids LOL.
Where & How Investors Are AdjustingMany investors are making the shift landlord friendly strategies like student rentals I already mentioned, there's rent to own or to landlord-friendly places like Alberta and U.S. markets, and this show is here to share such best practices, to guide you every step of the way. In my own business, we've helped nearly four dozen clients acquire or prepare to acquire income properties in these markets. These are some of the best passive investment deals I’ve ever seen—better returns with lower risks, less effort, and more scalability.
For a real estate geek like me, it’s a dream come true, thanks to technology, AI, and the expansion of institutional-grade property management services in business-friendly U.S. states. I know many hate Trump and are sick of tariffs but I can't find the same investment advantages here in Canada.
Take my off-market deal in San Antonio versus the off-market deal I did near McMaster University in Hamilton:
Upfront renovations: $12,000 vs. $110,000 Property age: 20 years old vs. 100 years old Basement issues: None (no basement) vs. mold, cockroaches, and leaking that required waterproofing Tenant management: One stable tenant vs. seven university students who had never lived on their own before Utilities: Tenant-paid vs. inclusive (including a $2,000 water bill thanks to a leaky toilet) Financing: Cheap mortgage vs. B-lender at 10% because no bank or credit union would lend to us Regulations: No rental licensing vs. strict rental licensing a couple thousand to setup up, a couple hundred in added costs per year I can't pass on thanks to rent control Take Control of Your InvestmentsIf you're frustrated with Ontario’s landlord laws, you're not alone. Many investors are making the shift to landlord-friendly markets. In my professional opinion, the business friendly States in the U.S. make the most sense since my clients receive all the benefits of passive investing like a REIT but pay less fees, keep all the equity and control unlike any investment I've seen before and I'm here to guide you every step of the way in how to diversify, de-risk, including how to list investment properties for sale for maximum return, even if tenanted.
All signs point to rising rents and real estate prices in the U.S. markets I've targeted for my clients, we wouldn't be there otherwise, billions of dollars being invested to create high paying jobs at a scale greater than 10X Canada's and by industry leaders. Even if you want to do it yourself, that's totally cool, we've had Glen Sutherland on this show and we'll have more from our Canadian community who have transitioned to the US investors and you'll hear from them on this show as I want everyone to know the truths about do it yourself investing cross border and I'm grateful to have friends who will come on this show and be so transparent.
Final Thoughts.
I'm happy for anyone who continuously improves their investments, lives and achieving their financial goalsThank you again, my 17 loyal listeners, for giving me this platform to make a difference in our community. If you'd like to get more tactical learning and real education
A great place to go is our iWIN Meeting on Saturday, April 26th (limited in-person seating + Zoom webinar). Thanks to our sponsors at SHARE and LendCity, lunch is covered.
Topics include: ✅ Short-term rentals & student rentals—What’s working now, and what’s not? ✅ The best landlord-friendly markets for Canadians (active & passive investing strategies) ✅ Property management in a recession—How to protect cash flow & avoid costly pitfalls ✅ How to sell a tenanted property for maximum ROI ✅ Mortgage market update—Where rates and terms are heading + CMHC MLI Select changes
The choice is simple: keep hoping Ontario changes, or step into a market where laws protect your investments and cash flow is king. See you there!
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From RCMP to Developing 66 and 20 Unit Apartment Buildings: Marc Amyot's Journey of Strategic Development
Strategic Partnerships Matter: How mentorship from industry experts transformed Marc's real estate investing approach Location, Location, Innovation: Marc reveals how strategic site selection, zoning knowledge, and maximizing land use can turn a $640,000 property into a $7 million development project Breaking Down the Numbers: Inside two projects - a 66-unit and 20-unit apartment development, revealing the power of creative financing and value engineeringDive into the fascinating world of real estate development with Marc Amyot, a former RCMP officer who's transforming Ottawa's landscape one project at a time. Learn how strategic partnerships, creative financing, and a keen eye for opportunity can turn modest investments into multi-million dollar developments. Discover the insider secrets of navigating complex real estate projects, from sourcing materials to maximizing land use, in this eye-opening conversation that proves success is about who you know and how you think.
If you have aspirations of being a real estate developer, pay particular attention to how Marc structures his deals to minimize cash outflows.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marcandre.amyot
Website: https://assera.ca/
OREIO - Ottawa Real Estate Investors Organization: https://www.oreio.org/
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On to this week’s show! This week we have an amazing guest who’s been on a bumpy path. I’ve known Ryan Carr for quite some time but when I attended Truth Your Talent’s Awards Gala, the coach who had the most award winners and thank yous was Ryan hence I invited Ryan Carr onto the show which he gracefully accepted.
From household $400k income, Corporate Burnout to 200 door real estate portfolio and more importantly Financial Freedom: Ryan Carr's Remarkable Journey
What happens when a high-powered sales executive suffers a stress-induced heart attack at 38? For Ryan Carr, it was the wake-up call that transformed his life. In this raw and inspiring conversation, Ryan opens up about how he and his wife Shefali went from making nearly $400,000 a year to building a 200-door real estate portfolio, all while prioritizing health, family, and helping others achieve financial independence.
Hear how Ryan overcame personal health challenges, navigated massive investment setbacks including a $700,000 prom note write off, and became a sought-after mentor who's helped 32 people break free from the 9-to-5 grind. This episode is a masterclass in resilience, strategic investing, and creating a life by design.
Please enjoy the show!
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On to this week’s guest! I’m thrilled to introduce Wei Ting, an unstoppable entrepreneur, speaker, and innovator reshaping the rental landscape in Ontario with plans to expand across Canada. After losing over $35K to non-paying tenants and spending countless hours navigating Ontario’s complex rental compliance laws, Wei Ting decided enough was enough. She co-founded Openroom, a bold step toward building a transparent and connected rental ecosystem for landlords and tenants alike.
And if that wasn’t enough, she’s also a 24/7 on-call mom to two little ones under two years old. Wei Ting describes parenthood as her most demanding role yet, with expertise in patience, roadmap planning, and improvisation. Did we mention the co-founder of Openroom is her husband? Mixing personal AND Business 😀
She’s been featured on major platforms like CBC, CTV, BlogTO, BNN, and Yahoo News, and her talks promise not just insights but also laughs and eyebrow-raising moments. If you’re looking for someone who’s obsessed with making life easier for landlords, while balancing humor and grit, you’re in the right place.
Let’s dive into Wei Ting’s incredible journey with Openroom and the lessons she’s learned along the way.
To connect with Weiting
email: [email protected]
@openroomhq on Instagram and TikTok
Web: openroom.ca
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On to this week’s guest, Kevin Costain is the poster boy for reform being needed in Ontario and he’s doing something about it as the new Chair of SOLO: Small Ownership Landlords of Ontario. He’s fighting for the small everyday investor like I do.
He is the author of the book “Rent To Ruin” where he documents his ordeal with his tormentor: the tenant living in Kevin’s house.
It is an all too common story where an everyday homeowner has a life change, makes what used to be a financially pragmatic decision to rent out his house to Barry instead of selling it. What proceeded to happen is easily among the worst I’ve ever heard and that is not hyperbole.
For a sneak peak, I fed the transcript of this interview to Chatgpt and asked what crimes the tenant could have been charged with. Here’s the list:
Arson Vandalism/theft Fraud Criminal harassment Illegal drug cultivationKevin walking through his burnt out house with the CBC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UwYXLdfeD4
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sololandlord
Web: https://solo.ca/
Please enjoy the show, do your research, invest where it’s landlord friendly, make real estate investing profitable again.
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On to this week’s show! We have my old friend Quentin D’Souza returning to the show at my request as I need a trustworthy real estate expert to share with you the listener about the multi family market who’s not going to sugar coat how tough the last few years have been and what and where the opportunity is going forward.
Quentin is going to share his journey, how he does hard things and involves his family to lead his best, most successful life possible.
Quentin is founder, Chief Education Officer of Durham Real Estate Investors, a private membership group of many excellent real estate investors and professionals. If you’re in the GTA area, make sure to check out a Durham REI event, they meet monthly in Whtiby and you can learn more about them at https://durhamrei.com/
Quentin has authored several books I highly recommend on the BRRRR strategy, finding deals, scaling up, filling vacancies, property management. You can search Quentin D’Souza on Amazon or go to his website quentindsouza.com
Needless to say, please have a pen and paper ready to take notes and enjoy the show.
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On to this week’s guest!
Again, Hart is a friend, I refer him clients all the time for tenant location services. This may sound like a paid endorsement and full disclosure, Hart Pays me nothing. We receive zero compensation for me having Hart on this show and sending him referrals. It’s too bad we’re selling the rest of our Ontario portfolio in the near future so I could have asked him for favours but no. Nothing LOL. Which I don’t mind so my judgement is not clouded.
We get a long because we’re both on a mission to help Canadians get a head in life without taking away too much time from their lives and families by streamlining their investments. Let them sleep at night and we both volunteer for non-profits that support landlords.
Hart’s company Rent Panda is an expert on rentals providing both property management and tenant location services while also using the same tools we recommend like SingleKey and Front Lobby. Any Ontario landlord not using them is exposing themselves to unnecessary risk. Risks that honestly don’t exist in landlord friendly USA but I digress.
You can find Rent Panda along with a bunch of free online resources every Ontario landlord needs at www.rentpanda.ca
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Cory is a 20 year investor who's been through rough times back in the financial crisis, from Toronto he was investing on the wrong side of the tracks in London, Ontario, sleeping inside the renovation project as he didn’t have funds for trades and to cut down on his commute from Toronto.
Fast forward to today, Cory’s been a full time investor for 2.5 years specializing in BRRRR investments, suiting basements, garden suites and an office to residential conversion that’s gone anything but smoothly. Cory funds his projects with silent, passive joint venture partners, and when there’s no cash flow… I’ll let Cory explain what he does.
Cory’s story is quite a journey of survival in terrible and good and difficult times. Anyone new or old to real estate investing will have lessons to learn. If you’re one of the good guys in real estate, you’ll appreciate how a good guy like Cory can thrive in an industry swimming with Sharks.
Website: www.coryfroc.com
Instagram: @coryfrocinvestments and @coryfroc on Facebook
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Please welcome co-founder of Addy Stephen Jagger, I’m excited to have him, if you haven’t heard of Addy before, it’ll blow your mind. If you have, the advancements in deal offerings, technology will surprise you along with one of their investment vendors who went belly up.
Oh yeah, this is the truth about real estate investing show so when deals go sideways, I’m going to ask about them, Stephen, kudos to him does not avoid my questions and better yet they’d already publicly addressed them.
https://addyinvest.ca/2024/07/19/strengthening-our-due-diligence-lessons-learned-and-steps-forward/
Or as the saying goes, a ounce of prevention is worth a pound of the cure. If they’d asked me for a reference check, they could have probably saved a bunch of headaches.
To connect with Stephen:
Twitter: @sjagger
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.addyinvest.com
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In this episode, we sit down with Christine Traynor, from Victoria, BC, a seasoned real estate professional who has navigated the industry from multiple angles. She started as a paralegal in mortgage enforcement/foreclosures, became an appraiser in 2002, worked in for a high end real estate developer then buying a real estate appraisal firm, buying two more with creative financing and in 2024, sold those businesses for a seven figure exit.
What’s now keeping Christine busy is her current ventures as an Edmonton, Alberta real estate developer, multifamily investor, Christine shares a wealth of knowledge and insights that are sure to inspire.
For those looking to raise capital, specifically registered funds like RRSP’s and TFSA’s, Christine is involved with a Mutual Fund Trust as part of a 94 unit build so you’ll want to hear about that.
Christine shares how and why she chose not to invest in local, tenant friendly, unaffordable Victoria, BC for landlord friendly Edmonton which is something pretty much every BC, Ontario, Quebec investor from a tenant friendly jurisdiction is considering.
Christine is an advocate for empowering women around investing and finances, and is the host of She Builds Wealth, a (free) online community where she leads women in conversation around real estate investing, business, money and mindset. She is also the creator of She Builds Wealth: A Foundational Course for Women on Building Wealth in Real Estate.
To follow Christine:
Instagram: @Christine.traynor.reinvesting
Website: www.christinetraynor.com
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Now for those of you with deeper pockets and want to be developers closer to home, we have my old friend Pierre Paul Turgeon returning to the show. A former industry insider as an underwriter at the CMHC, active investor, and real estate expert in the apartment building space, who has analyzed 100s of large, lucrative multifamily investment deals all over Canada.
As a good Canadian, Pierre Paul wants to help build more housing and believes it is developers in Canada who have the greatest potential for success and he’s here to share about the latest Federal programs for developers no one is talking about. I’d never heard about these programs so if you’re a developer, builder or plan to be, you’ll have to give this episode a listen. Developers are who the federal government wants to support because they build housing we so desperately need. Landlords? Not so much.
To connect with Pierre Paul, email him at [email protected]
Or his website www.multifamilyinvestingcanada.com where he offers free resources and a paid, in depth detailed courses on apartment building investing.
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This week we have an everyday, blue collar Canadian, 33 year old Shayne from Montreal who just bought his first investment property and he has executed a BRRRR in suburban Memphis, Tennessee. The ARV is substantially higher than projected, rent came in almost 10% higher.
Shayne is the youngest client of mine by far for years and years so I’m of course excited to have been part of Shayne’s journey to become a successful investor and mentor him in scaling up to not just have a large portfolio but for financial peace of mind.
This is his story, if you enjoy the show, please share this episode with your fellow Canadians who want to invest in real estate, especially those who can’t afford to get into the Canadian market or want diversification. Please enjoy the show.
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Today’s guest is Dr. Wing Lim, a true renaissance man - a dedicated medical professional and serial entrepreneur who has built an impressive portfolio of healthcare facilities and senior living communities. For over 30 years, he has balanced a thriving family medicine practice with innovative real estate ventures.
Dr. Lim's impact extends far beyond the medical field. He has spearheaded the creation of the state-of-the-art Synergy Wellness Center and the award-winning Esther Gardens senior residence, providing invaluable resources and care to thousands. Beyond his professional accomplishments, he is committed to empowering the next generation through his Physician Empowerment podcast.
Link: https://www.physempowerment.ca/Join us as we dive into Dr. Lim's remarkable journey - from the challenges of running a medical practice to the triumphs of building a real estate and senior living empire. His story is a testament to the power of vision, perseverance, and a relentless drive to create positive change. Canada needs more investors like Dr Wing Lim and I hope this show inspires one of my 17 listeners.
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Today’s guest is my good friend and past client, Adam Johnson, CPA, CA, CBV, CFA—who, at the time, was my youngest client and didn’t have as many letters behind his name. Adam’s not your average CPA. He’s also a Chartered Business Valuator CBV and Chartered Financial Analyst CFA, making him one of less than 100 people in Canada with all three designations. He even ranked #1 in the country on his CBV exam. But what really sets him apart is his hands-on experience with one of Canada’s biggest investment banks, where he analyzed stocks and worked directly with equity traders which prepared him nicely for a long-time career in business valuations.
Now, Adam’s expanded his investing to the U.S. after Ontario deals no longer made sense, and he’s the founder of Synthesis Valuations, providing top-tier valuation reports for everything from mergers to shareholder disputes.
Note we recorded this episode before the most recent hurricanes Helen and Milton devastated Florida the deadliest since Katrina in 2005, each with a combined $100 billion is losses, $50 billion each. For context, that major storm Toronto had in the summer caused $1 billion in damage, these hurricanes were 100 times worse. My thoughts and well wishes are with Florida. Link to source: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/helene-milton-losses-50-billion-each-hurricanes-rare/
For your business valuation needs, Adam’s company website: https://synthesisvaluations.com/
What’s someone with so much stock and business valuation skill and experience doing overweighted as a real estate investor? Let’s ask him!
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We have the co-founder of Trust Your Talent, Tim Tsai returning to the show after a two year hiatus from the show. Tim’s members include 150 who have achieved some level of financial freedom, including the first level which is to have one’s monthly expenses covered by the cash flow from their investments.
That’s a lot of people Tim and co-founder Rey have directly coached and mentored but he’s not alone as past guests of this show Vince Lee and Brooke Shang are past members and now coaches of Tim and Rey’s group.
Tim is back this week to share what has worked for his own portfolio including what has not worked, when he saw red flags and was able to avoid damage unlike the many who have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in private lending in small towns, high leveraged, too much, too fast, too complicated investments. However Tim’s members have survived and thrived over these same times and I can’t wait to meet the dozens of award members at Tim’s InvestED gala.
About Tim: After retiring himself at the age of 30, Tim began to pursue another goal and passion of his – helping those who are committed to achieving financial freedom do the same. To this day, Tim continues to be an active investor as he believes investing is a “lead by example” venture.
With the investment he made in his own financial education, Tim became financially free in 2 years (25 months to be exact) after his first training. In the past few years, Tim has built cash-flowing portfolios in Canada, US and the UK, using a variety of strategies – income properties, lease options (residential and commercial), creative financing, flipping, wholesale, infill development, mobile home parks, etc.
Conference details: https://trustyourtalent.ca/invested-annual-conference-2/
Website: https://trustyourtalent.ca
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetimtsai/
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On to this week’s show, a topic I’m a big fan of, avoiding long-term rentals in tenant friendly provinces like Ontario hence we have Spencer and Ashley Giles back for round 2. If you didn’t already know, vacation rentals are a business, 24-7 for some like Airbnb managers like Spencer and Ashley Giles who are back to share more, dig deeper into the strategy including operating and owning in the USA.
Their management portfolio is 50 properties at time of recording spread across much of Ontario and Up State New York so they have a lot of diverse experience to share.
To follow Spencer and Ashley Giles, their website is https://spencerandashley.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/spencerandashley/ on Instagram.
Please enjoy the show!
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Our guest Meghan Hubner is a real estate business consultant who helps investors run their portfolios like a business. After a 12-year career in medical and pharmaceutical sales, Meghan transitioned to entrepreneurship, using her degree in entrepreneurship to work with various businesses. About 4 years ago, she started focusing on real estate investors, helping them with accounting, finance, operations, and building systems to stabilize and grow their businesses. Meghan is also an experienced real estate investor herself, having built a portfolio in British Columbia, and a cohost of the Real Estate Reliance Summit along with fellow dynamic investors: Elizabeth Kelly and Victoria Cluney.
For information and to register go to https://realestateresilience.ca/ but don’t delay, the all virtual conference is Saturday and Sunday Sept 28th and 29th. Cherry and I are proud speakers and SHARE and I are proud to be sponsoring quality educational content providers at affordable prices by Elizabeth, Victoria and this week’s guest Meghan Hubner.
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Meaghan on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meghanhubner/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/meghanhubner?mibextid=LQQJ4d
Web: www.meghanhubner.com
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On to this week’s guest!
Award-Winning Real Estate Investor, Coach, Speaker, Educator & Proud Entrepreneur, my old friend Elizabeth Kelly who tells it like it is. Elizabeth shares about her wins and losses in real estate. She’s been an active leader in the community for nearly 20 years and is here to tell us about how we Canadian real estate investors can be resilient, what she sees for our collective futures in real estate and she’s hosting the 3rd annual Real Estate Resilience Business Edition of the summit on September 28-29th.
Myself and SHARE are proud sponsors of the summit. I will be joining an expert panel on USA investing with friend of the show Glen Sutherland. My wife, the lovely Cherry Chan will be a speaker as well and I’m super excited for the other speakers as well.
On today’s show Elizabeth shares her personal journey from mega real estate investor to entrepreneurship adjacent to real estate, the challenges of affordability for investing in local markets even after learning the hard way when back in 2010, she bought 100+ units and struggled with systems and operations.
Any and all investors should give this episode a listen to learn how to both win in real estate and to avoid losing which IMHO is another way of winning.
For more information on the Real Estate Resilience summit go to: https://realestateresilience.ca/
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Mike Beer is is an owner of a real state investment company Mike Beer Investments. They have developed an investing system that has been working for well over a decade and invest in apartment buildings in Canada. His mission is to enable each of his investors to provide their families with the financial future they truly deserve. In the past he was a professional ski instructor and scuba divemaster. Now he focuses on coaching for charity, ice water plunges, health, and loves personal self development.
Website to contact: https://www.mikebeer.ca/ - Laat meer zien
