Ritter on Real Estate

On today’s episode of Ritter On Real Estate,  we chat with Saket Jain. Saket is a #1 bestselling author, investor, syndicator, tech enthusiast, and philanthropist. Saket is the founder and CEO of Impact wealth builders where he’s passionate about achieving financial freedom through real estate.He has over 15 years of experience in real estate investing. Saket along with his partners has built a portfolio of over 2000 units totaling $200M in assets across several US Markets & generate consistent double-digit annual returns.Key Points From The Episode: Saket's background growing up in India learning about assets early.Learning the true value of an asset in 2016.What types of assets Saket was invested in before real estate and why he prefers real estate?Why it's important to just replicate what already works when investing.Being prepared for an economic downturn and ready to invest. Using cash flow from real estate to take advantage of downturn.The idea of real estate being "liquid".How to control inflation.What markets Saket invests in.Books Mentioned: - Mindset by Carol DweckCheck us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with Whitney Elins-Hutten. Whitney is a real estate maven who, after purchasing her first rental in 2002, and hitting a home run, then nearly losing it all on her second deal, took control and figured out how to invest in real estate the right way. She realized that success must leave clues. So, she studied and replicated the very personal finance and wealth creation strategies the wealthy use to create financial freedom.Today, Whitney is a partner in $700M+ of real estate —including over 5000+ residential units (MF, MHP, SFR, and assisted living) and more than 1400+ self-storage units across 7 states—and experience flipping over $3.0M in residential real estate. Key Points From The Episode:- Whitney's background, becoming an accidental investor back in 2002.- Realizing that she needed to hold on to properties to build wealth.- The knowledge gaps investors have.- The three different types of investors. - Making real estate investing more understandable to new investors. - The main concerns investors worry about.- Setting expectations as a new investor.- Teaching kids the principles of money at an early age.- Investing for the long term.Books Mentioned: - The Cashflow Quadrant by Robert KiyosakiThe One Thing by Gary KellerCheck us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with John Young & Kelly Krasner from Nice Healthcare. Nice Healthcare is redesigning comprehensive healthcare for small and medium-sized businesses by utilizing a mix of technology and in-home care. They offer members and their families in-home and virtual primary care, virtual mental health therapy, and virtual physical therapy services. Nice Healthcare is a great potential value-add for real estate investors and their tenants.About Our Guests: Kelly Krasner is the Vice President of Growth for Nice Healthcare, the company that brings a fully integrated in-home and virtual primary care, mental health and physical therapy clinic, right to you. Kelly has 25 years of experience in growing healthcare companies, but also has deep roots in real estate, and was a licensed agent for more than a decade. At Nice Healthcare, Kelly’s unique background has intersected as she spearheads an innovative Multifamily Real Estate program for the company. Kelly has been able to leverage her unique experience to elevate resident lifestyles by delivering superior quality, concierge healthcare as an unprecedented, and highly desired amenity.John has been the SVP of Growth at Nice Healthcare since 2019, where he continues to lead the team responsible for expanding Nice membership in geographies where Nice has established operations and launching new markets. This includes identifying markets, establishing distribution, and forming strategic partnerships that enable Nice to deliver affordable, convenient healthcare to members.John’s background includes 15+ years of leading commercialization teams to launch products and services spanning medical device, telehealth solutions, and commercial health plans. He has a B.A in Economics from Saint John’s University in Collegeville, MN and an MBA in Marketing and Corporate Strategy from the Carlson School of Management – University of Minnesota.Welcome to the show, Kelly & John! Check us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with M.C. Laubscher! M.C. is a husband, father, educator, and cash flow specialist.  He is the creator and the host of the popular and top-rated business and investing podcast, Cashflow Ninja and a brand new podcast, Cashflow Investing Secrets.  M.C. is also the President of Producers Wealth, a wealth creation firm helping clients in 50 states implement holistic wealth creation strategies.His purpose is to help producers and creators create, protect and multiply their wealth in ANY Economy and market. His mission is to help producers and creators achieve financial freedom as soon as possible so that they can live their legacy today on their terms. M.C. challenges existing societal belief systems and misinformation around concepts such as money, saving, investing, wealth and retirement. Welcome to the podcast, M.C.! Key Points From The Episode: - M.C.'s upbringing, moving to the US from South Africa.- Realizing once he arrived how much opportunity there is in the United States.- Traveling and playing rugby. Discovering Rich Dad, Poor Dad.- Working for a friend in real estate, learning how to manage assets.- What is a cashflow ninja? - What sets a cashflow ninja apart from other investors?- Why capital positioning is super important.- How the wealthy allocate their assets.- 4 Principles the wealthy follow regarding money and investing. Books Mentioned:- The Creature From Jekyll Island by G. Edward GriffinCheck us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with Matt Hansen. Matt is a retired corporate executive who transitioned to full-time real estate investor. His portfolio includes over 2000 units of multifamily apartments located in Texas, Florida, and Tennessee. Like many people, 100% of his retirement funds were locked into his 401K and exposed to the volatility of the stock market. So he found one of the best alternatives, which is investing in real estate passively. Now he spends his time helping investors move their money from Main Street to Wall Street and diversify their portfolios with inflation-resistant and tax-advantaged real estate. Key Points From The Episode: - Leaving his corporate job to start a new career in real estate and gain passive income.- What being a passive investor means to Matt. How to define passive investing.- The importance of educating yourself on the deal before investing your money.- The pros and cons of passive investing. - Why having the right deal sponsor is super important.- Joining masterminds and choosing mentors.- How to vet a deal sponsor.- How actually investing in syndication works. The process of placing your money in and receiving cash distributions. HansenHoldings.comCheck us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with Michael Elefante. Michael is a real estate investor, content creator, and entrepreneur. He and his wife became financially free at 27, just one year after investing in short-term rentals. Just 2.5 years later, they've scaled to six short-term rentals that generate over $80k per month and $40-50k cash flow per month. Michael is an avid online educator and sells a variety of resources to help others jumpstart their journey to financial freedom. He is the founder of Airbnb Investor Academy, which launched in April 2021, and has generated nearly $1M in course and coaching sales in the first 16 months. Once Michael and his wife became financially free, they quit their 9-5 jobs and traveled in a camper van for 12 months, before settling down on Lake Keowee, SC. Michael has participated in numerous podcasts, webinars, and in-person speaking events over the past two years. He has around 1M followers across Tik Tok, Instagram, and YouTube. His niche is short-term rentals and finding ways to achieve financial freedom. Michael preaches that anyone, regardless of age or current position in life, can achieve financial freedom in the next 1-2 years.Key Points From The Episode:Michael's background in college as an athlete. Graduating and getting into a tech sales job. Realizing that he cared more about his time freedom than anything else.Grossing $80K/month through short-term rentals and $40-50K/month in cash flow. Leveraging local broker knowledge. The financials of short-term rental properties. Other ways to create revenue in your short-term rental. Follow Michael @melefante6 on all social media channels.Check us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

In today's Ritter On Real Estate episode, we chatted with Scot Sillari. Scott has 13+ years of experience in consulting and coaching in the Real Estate industry, Mortgage Brokerage as a Loan Processor, Certified Home Appraiser, Growing Sales, and Business Development for Vyral Marketing, and Licensed RE Agent, Scott has been recognized as a speaker and influencer within the Real Estate space.He's passionate about helping business owners reach their goals and dreams by guiding them to make the best business decisions to propel them forward in this ever-changing industry.As the CEO of Real Synch, Scott focuses on leadership and growth and strives to ensure that Real Synch is continuously developing valuable partnerships to provide robust integration options with major applications being used in the real estate space.-- Key Points From The Episode: How Atomization has helped Scott's business. Why technology is super important for real estate investors.Scott's background as a home appraiser discovering different needs that are needed in real estate.How Real Sych got started.Where and how to start building your tech stack.The importance of having a CRM to manage contacts.Understanding the 3 M's Media, Message, Market.How to build relationships with potential investors.Best ways to communicate. Some helpful tools, including Slack & HubSpot.Creating efficiency in your business communication.Books Mentioned:Predictable Revenue, by Aaron Ross.Check us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we interview Derek Clifford. Derek is a successful single and multifamily real estate investor and fund manager, retiring from his full-time corporate job as of September 2021. He is a multifamily investor controlling 400+ apartment units with over $40M AUM. He is also an author and podcast host of the "Elevate Your Equity" show and the founder and CEO of Elevate Equity, a firm that partners with individuals to help unlock the three degrees of freedom: location, time, and financial. He is a fervent student of self-development and mindset. Derek loves to give back his knowledge and has a passion for breaking down complex ideas into easy-to-explain topics. He’s helped many people start, maintain, and grow their portfolios to achieve their own financial independence. In his spare time, Derek enjoys relaxing with his wife, biking, hiking, reading, and undertaking small household construction projects. Welcome to the podcast Derek! Key Points From The Episode: - Derek's background working as an engineer. Not liking relying on a 9-5.-Buying his first rental property then investing in Indianapolis using his paycheck from his 9-5.-How Derek's wife helped change his mindset about money and business.-How Derek quit his 9-5.-Why passive income is so important to develope.-Managing 400+ units, how Derek does this and only works a few hours a week.Books Mentioned: The Gap In The Gain By Dan Sullivan Check us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with Sam Primm. Sam is a successful father, husband and real estate entrepreneur born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. He left his salary 9-5 job to focus full-time on his real estate ventures. Soon after, He grew his $3M portfolio to $40M+ within a matter of a few years! Along the way he has been documenting his journey and gained a massive following on various social media platforms. Spreading positivity and knowledge on how you can "Take Control of Your Future" using real estate. He now has a company that flips over +250 houses a year, an in-house property management company to take care of his tenants, and a nonprofit dedicated to mental wellness. He is now taking that playbook and teaching new and seasoned investors how to start and scale their investments by utilizing his mentorship program along with free content on social media.  Welcome, Sam! Key Points From The Episode: - Graduating college but not wanting to go down a traditional path.- Investing in Real Estate for 3 years before taking the leap and going full time.- Building a 40+ million dollar real estate portfolio. - The mindset needed to make the shift to full time investing in real estate.- Why partnerships are a key part of Sam's real estate business. - Understanding Social Media and the role it plays in real estate investing.- Where Sam finds funding for his deals. Books Mentioned: - Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki- Think And Grow Rich by Napoleon HillWhere to find Sam: On All Platforms: @samfasterfreedomCheck us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio

On today's episode of Ritter On Real Estate, we chat with Jennifer Beadles, founder at Addicted to ROI.  Jennifer is a value-add real estate investor, coach, and investment-focused real estate broker with a portfolio of over 250 units across seven states.Jennifer has 15 years of real estate expertise and has worked with a variety ofinvestment strategies, including BRRR, value-add multifamily, build-to-rent, assisted living,private financing, and out-of-state investing.Jennifer is passionate about helping families build wealth and passive income streams through real estate investing and living a life by design. She has built her network of real estate investors who are looking for out-of-state buy-and-hold rentals in markets all across the U.S. Welcome, Jennifer! Key Points From The Episode: -Jennifer's first time buying a rental property.-Using the BRRR method to grow her portfolio and wealth. -What drew Jennifer to small/medium-sized multifamily.-Why value-add properties are the best. -The importance of having lifestyle freedom. -Investing in assets sight unseen. What to look for.-Jennifer's tips for using private money to finance deals.-How to develope a network of private lending.-Property management from out of state.Books Mentioned: - The 4 Hour Work Week, by Tim FerrissCheck us out on socials: InstagramLinkedInYoutubehttps://hudsoninvesting.com/Production by Outlier Audio