The Old Capital Real Estate Investing Podcast is aimed at Multifamily Real Estate Investors both new
Today, in the podcast we feature JP CONKLIN with Pensford. JP walked through the future direction of
Brazilian Immigrant… purchased over 2100 apartment units. How did he do it? Dante Andrade came to Te
International investors want to invest in the US. US investors want to invest in Texas. Texas invest
Today, Keith and Shannon Knight own and operate multifamily properties in North Texas. Prior to gett
Did you ever listen to a guy that KNEW what he was talking about? I mean really knew the subject. Th
Higher Interest rates and lower debt sizing is what ALL apartment syndicators are anxious about toda
Mention HUD financing to apartment syndicators a couple years ago…they would laugh at you. Today, ma
If you are going to be a syndicator for the next decade or two; you must protect and communicate to
Over 10,000 real estate professionals came to Las Vegas last week. This is the BIG CONFERENCE for ap
Mark and Todd sell apartments in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Their team traded over a $1 BILLION
“Survive to '25- that’s 2025!” That could be the most important lesson from today’s podcast. In the
Listen to the commercial loan officers at Old Capital examine how the apartment market changed drama
Santa Claus has his famous “naughty list” for bad boys and girls. No toys this year…just coal. Today
RETRADE 2.0 could be happening now with rising interest rates. Interest rates have risen significant
Mike gives us an update on what to expect when you are raising capital to fund a transaction. First-
It’s good to be the KING in Texas Apartment Brokerage. Nick recently earned the title Executive Mana
Bhuvan and Pratima Sharma spent 25 years in the high technology industry. They loved their jobs…but
Retired after just 3 years investing in apartments, Brad has owned over 7,500 units in 11 different
Danny Baker is one fired up guy! If he was selling cars…he would be the best car salesman. If he was
If you are an apartment investor…you need to know what all your costs are going to be in the future.