Dustin and Adam explore one of the most underappreciated aspects of building wealth: the power of investing alongside others and being part of a mastermind community. They share real examples from their experience in groups like Robert Helms and Russell Gray’s syndication mastermind and Ken McElroy’s Collective, showing how exposure to different perspectives transformed their underwriting approach and deal selection. The discussion turns to how passive investing itself serves as an educationa...
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Dustin and Adam explore one of the most underappreciated aspects of building wealth: the power of investing alongside others and being part of a mastermind community. They share real examples from their experience in groups like Robert Helms and Russell Gray’s syndication mastermind and Ken McElroy’s Collective, showing how exposure to different perspectives transformed their underwriting approach and deal selection. The discussion turns to how passive investing itself serves as an educationa...
v1.30 - The Case Against Starting Small in Real Estate
Wealth Independence Podcast
20 minutes
3 months ago
v1.30 - The Case Against Starting Small in Real Estate
Dustin and Adam challenge the conventional wisdom that real estate investors should “start small.” Drawing from their recent experience with a large Las Vegas deal, they explain why larger real estate investments often provide better execution, stronger teams, and more motivated service providers. They explore how bigger deals attract more qualified professionals (from lenders and insurance brokers to property managers) who are willing to dedicate more time and resources when the potential re...
Wealth Independence Podcast
Dustin and Adam explore one of the most underappreciated aspects of building wealth: the power of investing alongside others and being part of a mastermind community. They share real examples from their experience in groups like Robert Helms and Russell Gray’s syndication mastermind and Ken McElroy’s Collective, showing how exposure to different perspectives transformed their underwriting approach and deal selection. The discussion turns to how passive investing itself serves as an educationa...
