Property Profits Real Estate Podcast

In this fast-paced chat, Joey shares how he and his partner built more than $50K/month in passive income by pairing the Infinite Banking Concept with the right income vehicles for their personalities—think land flipping, short-term rentals, Turo fleets, content sites, private lending, and more.We dig into why “traditional retirement” can feel like a financial prison, how most investors unknowingly park cash in money traps (401(k)s/IRAs/extra debt paydown) that don’t produce cash flow today, and how to redirect hidden capital into assets that actually move you toward freedom.Joey also explains “Investor DNA”—matching strategies to who you are—so you stop forcing deals that don’t fit and start scaling what does.
 
 
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Dave sits down with Karl Dakin to unpack the idea of motivated money—finding a “funding soulmate” whose needs align tightly with your offer so the investment feels obvious. Karl walks through real examples: a shoe company that raised $1.3M by turning customers into investors through a Reg CF campaign, a construction-tech firm that replaced a stalled convertible note with a discount-plus-equity structure, and a workforce-housing concept that pre-sold units to local employers to de-risk development.You’ll learn why who you talk to can matter more than how you pitch, how to work backward from the end state (tenants and buyers) to make projects bankable, and simple ways to reframe ROI so investors see value they control.
 
- Get Interviewed on the Show! - ================================== Are you a real estate investor with some 'tales from the trenches' you'd like to share with our audience? Want to get great exposure and be seen as a bonafide real estate pro by your friends? Would you like to inspire other people to take action with real estate investing? Then we'd love to interview you! Find out more and pick the date here: http://daveinterviewsyou.com/

Frederick Hubler Jr., an independent financial advisor and Forbes contributor, pulls back the curtain on how major endowments and foundations invest, and how everyday accredited investors (including active real estate folks) can borrow that playbook. He explains how DSTs can help a seller complete a 1031 exchange into fractional ownership of large, stabilized, income-producing properties—think Amazon distribution centers, senior housing, student housing—without taking on new management duties.
We cover who qualifies, why DSTs can be a powerful “get the seller off the fence” tool, what typical cash flow ranges look like, how leverage and depreciation carry over, and the three exit paths when a DST “lands.” Frederick also shares real-world examples, trade-offs (like 5–8 year hold periods), and why some investors use DSTs to reset basis and keep swapping to defer taxes over time.
 
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In this inspiring episode of the Property Profits Podcast, host Dave Dubeau chats with Nick Stromwall, a former college pastor turned multifamily real estate fund manager. Nick shares how his desire to support students on faith-based missions led him to real estate investing—and how that evolved into a full-blown capital raising business.
From charging scooters in downtown Minneapolis to managing duplexes, and eventually co-GPing on syndications, Nick's journey is filled with real lessons in hustle, heart, and aligning faith with finances. Now leading Oak & Vine Capital and working as VP of Innovation at Rise48 Equity, Nick is laser-focused on attracting faith-driven leaders who want to multiply their money—and their impact.
You’ll hear Nick's approach to building authentic investor relationships, how niching down to serve faith-based investors changed everything, and why he believes legacy starts where financial freedom ends. He even breaks down his two investor avatars: Ryan, the busy professional in his 40s, and Jason, the impact-minded investor nearing retirement.
 
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Adrian shares how his team scaled to 515+ doors through joint ventures, why Ontario’s tenant landscape pushed him to reconsider heavy value-add plays, and how CMHC’s up to 95% loan-to-cost and 50-year amortization on new construction changed the math. He walks us through a typical project on a 60’ x 200’ lot: demolish a bungalow, pour slab-on-grade, wood-frame 3-storey / 10-unit (all 2-bed/2-bath ~900 sq ft), above-ground parking, and no elevators—to keep timelines tight and avoid site plan approval where possible. We dig into timelines (about 4–4.5 months to permits; ~18 months build), MLI energy efficiency + affordability point targets, tranche funding with a quantity surveyor, 5- vs 10-year terms, and why Adrian still prefers 5-year to give JV partners flexibility at refi or disposition.
 
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Ever wondered how big real estate deals actually get funded? In this episode of The Property Profits Podcast, Dave Dubeau sits down with capital broker and investor Ryan Haase to uncover how he helps investors and developers secure the financing they need—even in today’s tough market.
Ryan breaks down what it really means to be a capital broker, how he connects borrowers with banks, funds, and private lenders, and why the process is similar to working with a mortgage broker, just on a much bigger scale. He also shares insights from his own journey as a multifamily investor, the challenges of raising capital in today’s environment, and what he sees coming next in the commercial real estate cycle.
If you want to understand how money flows in real estate and how to navigate capital markets in uncertain times, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
 
 
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Raising capital is more than just numbers — it’s about trust, transparency, and relationships. In this episode of The Property Profits Podcast, host Dave Dubeau sits down with seasoned capital raiser Jeremy Dyer, who has raised over $50 million from his personal network and now leads capital formation at Rise 48 Equity.
Jeremy shares his journey from technology sales to real estate investing, starting with flips, pivoting to syndications, and eventually building a reputation as a trusted investor and capital raiser. He opens up about the lessons learned from wins and losses, the importance of transparency with investors, and how to navigate today’s challenging market.
You’ll also hear how Jeremy helps new investors enter real estate syndications and why “boring” investments, like workforce housing, often create the most dependable results.
 
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Dave sits down with investor and WREN (Women’s Real Estate Network) founder Deborah Razo to unpack her path from chasing passive income to mastering highly active flips, value-add projects, and larger multifamily as a co-GP. Deborah explains why California flips make sense (but buy-and-holds often don’t), how she built systems and teams, and the real day-to-day of solving problems across markets like Arizona, Texas, and Puerto Rico. She also tells the origin story of WREN—born from a brunch, built on community—and how seeing women do the thing helps more women do the thing.
What You’ll Learn
How Deborah used flips to fund buy-and-hold rentals (and why Memphis cash flowed when L.A. didn’t)
The realities of L.A. development and why she paused new builds in today’s market
The difference between “passive” goals and very active flipping income
Building systems, teams, and “trust but verify” checks with contractors and property managers
 
- Get Interviewed on the Show! - ================================== Are you a real estate investor with some 'tales from the trenches' you'd like to share with our audience? Want to get great exposure and be seen as a bonafide real estate pro by your friends? Would you like to inspire other people to take action with real estate investing? Then we'd love to interview you! Find out more and pick the date here: http://daveinterviewsyou.com/

Christina started investing young, learned some hard lessons in 2008–09, and now blends hands-on real estate experience with a deep focus on mindset. She explains why “discernment vs. judgment” matters for every financial decision, how to pick assets that match your desired day-to-day life, and what it looks like to quarterback a plan from investor profile to team, deal flow, and execution.She also shares how she diversifies across direct ownership (Indy SFRs and Tulsa multifamily), hard-money lending, LP positions, and stocks—plus why mid-sized “mom & pop” multifamily can be a sweet spot.
What You’ll Learn
How to define your Investor Profile (where you are, where you’re going, and how you’ll get there)
Why lifestyle goals should shape your strategy (active vs. passive, job vs. freedom)
“Discernment vs. judgment”: a simple mental model for better choices under pressure
A practical approach to portfolio analysis and realignment to your “North Star”
Where smaller multifamily fits today and why market selection matters
The value of diversification across direct ownership, LP stakes, lending, and equities
 
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Forrest shares how he scaled from small multifamily into licensed rooming houses across Greater Boston and southern New Hampshire—ranging from 11 rooms to a 76-unit, dorm-style building with commercial kitchens and daily-cleaned common areas. He explains why he buys existing, properly licensed assets (instead of cutting up apartments), how tenant demand is driven by affordability, and why management intensity and collections risk are the price of higher margins. We also talk sober living, mixed-use sites (including a laundromat), compliance basics in Massachusetts, and how his property management company supports other owners entering the space.
 
- Get Interviewed on the Show! - ================================== Are you a real estate investor with some 'tales from the trenches' you'd like to share with our audience? Want to get great exposure and be seen as a bonafide real estate pro by your friends? Would you like to inspire other people to take action with real estate investing? Then we'd love to interview you! Find out more and pick the date here: http://daveinterviewsyou.com/