Property Profits Real Estate Podcast

Protect your priorities before you grow your portfolio.
Growing a real estate business while managing a demanding career and raising a family is not easy. Matt Buchalski shares how he learned to stop chasing every opportunity and instead focus on the activities that truly move the needle.
Matt explains why ruthless time prioritization became one of the biggest reasons for his success. He talks about protecting family time, scheduling his days with intention, and using the financial skills he developed in corporate leadership to analyze investments and build stronger businesses.
The conversation also covers today's buying opportunities in North Texas, value add multifamily investing, and how competing in Spartan races helped reinforce the mindset of continual improvement.
Key Topics
Creating balance between career, family, and real estate
Using financial thinking to underwrite better investments
Finding value add opportunities in today's multifamily market
Learning what deserves your time and what can be ignored
How Spartan races reinforced personal discipline and growth
Guest Information
Matt Buchalski is a multifamily real estate investor, corporate sales executive, and host of the More Doors Podcast. He invests primarily in multifamily properties throughout North Texas while continuing to lead high performing sales organizations.
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewbuchalski/
More Doors Podcast:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIo5NDP1x2wO8Kbn0DLTNy8NU437_ELZI
Website:https://deepbluere.com
Connect with Matt
Matt welcomes conversations with people who want to improve their investing, career, fitness, or overall life. Connect with him on LinkedIn and send him a message.
Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/property-profits-real-estate-podcast/id1445202776  

One bad approval can lead to months of lost rent. Mark Fiebig explains why better income verification helps landlords make better leasing decisions before handing over the keys.
About This Episode
After managing his own rental properties, Mark Fiebig realized that pay stubs and paperwork were becoming increasingly unreliable. That experience inspired him to build Payscore, a platform that automates identity and income verification using direct source data.
During this conversation, Mark explains how the verification process works, why applicants can often complete it in just minutes, and how landlords can gain greater confidence when approving new residents. He also shares real customer stories showing how stronger screening reduced bad debt and helped stop rental application fraud.
Key Topics
Why primary source income verification matters
How applicants verify their identity and income
Why bank deposit history provides a clearer income picture
The growing challenge of rental application fraud
Real examples of reducing bad debt through better screening
Guest Information
Mark Fiebig is Cofounder of Payscore, a platform that automates identity and income verification for rental housing providers across North America. Payscore supports everyone from independent landlords to large property management companies.
Website:https://www.payscore.com
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-fiebig-0791131/
Call To Action
Learn more about Payscore and schedule a demo at:
https://www.payscore.com
Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/property-profits-real-estate-podcast/id1445202776 

Cannabis real estate is different from almost every other commercial property sector.
Anthony Coniglio explains how cannabis REITs give licensed operators access to capital while creating long term real estate investments backed by specialized cultivation facilities and dispensaries.
During the conversation, Anthony shares how his own opinion of cannabis changed after taking the time to research its therapeutic uses. He also explains why cannabis real estate demands careful underwriting, how sale leaseback transactions work, and why recent regulatory developments could create new opportunities for the industry.
Key Topics
What a REIT is and how it works
Why cannabis operators use sale leaseback financing
The difference between cultivation facilities and dispensaries
How NewLake evaluates investment risk
Why limited license states matter
Regulatory changes that could impact the industry
What Anthony sees ahead for cannabis real estate
Guest Information
Anthony Coniglio
CEO of NewLake Capital Partners
Website
https://newlake.com
Connect with Anthony
Visit NewLake Capital Partners at:
https://newlake.com
Apple Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/property-profits-real-estate-podcast/id1445202776  

Apartment values may be down, but that does not always mean opportunity is gone.
Brent Sprenkle explains why many Los Angeles apartment buildings are selling for far less than they did just a few years ago and why patient investors are paying close attention.
During this conversation, Brent shares how higher expenses and changing rents have affected multifamily investing. He also talks about the long term mindset that has helped many of his clients build significant apartment portfolios over time.
Key Topics
Why apartment values have fallen in Los Angeles
The impact of higher interest rates and operating costs
Why long term investors are still buying today
Stories from investors featured in Billion Dollar Portfolio
Growing beyond your own capital by working with investors
Guest Information
Brent Sprenkle
Author of Billion Dollar Portfolio
Apartment broker specializing in Southern California multifamily properties
Email: bsprenkle@northmarq.com
Book available on Amazon
Call to Action
To connect with Brent about buying or selling apartment buildings in Southern California, email bsprenkle@northmarq.com.

What if AI could eliminate hours of repetitive work every week while helping you serve investors and residents even better?
Harrison Riley shares how his multifamily company is using AI today to improve operations instead of simply talking about future possibilities.
Description
Harrison Riley is a partner at Glass Beach Ventures, a multifamily investment company focused exclusively on Cleveland and Erie, Pennsylvania. Rather than outsourcing property management, his team operates its own management company, giving them complete control over operations.
In this conversation, Harrison explains how AI is helping automate leasing questions, maintenance requests, investor reporting, and even website development. He also shares why smaller real estate companies now have access to tools that were previously available only to much larger organizations.
If you have wondered how AI can create practical value inside a real estate business, this episode provides several real world examples already being used every day.
Key Topics
Why Glass Beach Ventures focuses on only two markets
Operating an integrated property management company
Using AI to automate leasing and resident communication
Building a custom website with Claude
Creating better LP reporting using AI and property management data
Why AI gives smaller operators enterprise level capabilities
Guest Information
Harrison Riley
Glass Beach Ventures
Website: GlassBeachVentures.com
Call to Action
Visit GlassBeachVentures.com to learn more, schedule a conversation with Harrison, and explore passive real estate investing opportunities.