Real Wealth Show: Real Estate Investing Podcast

Dwight Dunton, a 25-year multifamily investor who weathers major market cycles, shares hard-earned strategies. He discusses matching assets with long-term fixed-rate debt. He explains how non-recourse loans act as insurance. He contrasts value-add buy-and-hold approaches with speculative flips and points to markets and plays that may offer opportunity now.

Brandon Hall, CPA who advises real estate investors on tax planning, offers concise guidance for 2026. He covers when filing an extension can be smarter, navigating K-1 timing and passive loss rules, and the importance of talking to your CPA before investing. He also highlights bonus depreciation, cost segregation, opportunity zones, and avoiding surprise tax bills.

Seth Markham, an NREIG insurance specialist for rental properties, explains why homeowner policies often fail landlords. He covers landlord vs homeowner coverage, liability limits, vacancy rules, named storm and flood distinctions, deductible strategies, and when to use a specialist insurer. Short, practical warnings about costly coverage gaps.

Evan Holladay, affordable housing developer and founder of Holiday Ventures who has built 1,200+ units, discusses why developers are shifting to attainable housing. He covers tax credits and incentives. He explains public-private partnerships and how policy changes in 2026 could unlock new opportunities.

Caeli Ridge, lending expert and principal at Ridge Lending who specializes in investor mortgage products and education. She breaks down investor vs owner-occupied underwriting, why lender overlays matter, and the typical rate and payment gaps investors face. Short-term rate outlook, refinancing timing, and financing differences for buy-and-hold versus flippers are also covered.

Kyle Willis, VP of Growth at Belay and advisor on remote executive support, explains how delegation and fractional assistants free leaders to focus on strategy. He covers what tasks to hand off, common assistant duties like email and calendars, and how fractional bookkeeping and support can accelerate business and investing goals.

Henry Chin, Global Head of Research at CBRE, offers macro and CRE market perspective. He discusses cap rate outlook tied to Treasuries, why multifamily remains preferred, and the nuances of Sunbelt oversupply versus gateway recovery. He explains flight to quality and points to selective contrarian chances in office and retail as finance costs and investor demand shift.

What does it really mean to invest like a billionaire? Kathy Fettke sits down with Bob Fraser, author of Invest Like a Billionaire, to explain how ultra-wealthy investors build long-term wealth — and why public markets often fail everyday investors. After losing everything twice in the public markets, Bob breaks down why billionaires focus on private markets, including real estate, private credit, and alternative investments that offer lower volatility and stronger returns. You'll learn why diversification strategies can fail, how private investments reduce risk, and what today's market conditions mean for multifamily and commercial real estate investors. 🏠 📊 Want to learn more about investing in real estate? Visit www.realwealth.com/syndications DISCLAIMER The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are provided for informational purposes only, and should not be construed as an offer to buy or sell any securities or to make or consider any investment or course of action. For more information, go to www.RealWealthShow.com.

Tariffs are reshaping global supply chains—and the effects are starting to reach the real estate market. In this episode of The Real Wealth Show, Kathy Fettke speaks with supply chain expert Andrei Quinn-Barabanov of Moody's Analytics about how tariffs are increasing construction costs, straining supplier relationships, and adding uncertainty to the economy. They discuss who is absorbing tariff costs, why reshoring hasn't accelerated, and what ongoing trade and policy uncertainty could mean for real estate investors, builders, and developers navigating today's market. 🏠 📊 Want to learn more about investing in real estate? Visit www.realwealth.com/deals DISCLAIMER The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are provided for informational purposes only, and should not be construed as an offer to buy or sell any securities or to make or consider any investment or course of action. For more information, go to www.RealWealthShow.com.

Orphe Divounguy, Zillow senior economist who crafts data-driven housing forecasts. He explores affordability improvements, markets gaining inventory and buyer opportunity, and why 2026 could deliver small wins as price growth flattens. He also covers shifting renter demographics, rental supply effects, and which metros may see the strongest rebounds.