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In this podcast, Brian O'Neill interviews Neal Bawa about the use of virtual assistants and their impact on business operations and personal life. Neal emphasizes the importance of changing the mindset to understand that everyone should have a virtual assistant, as they can greatly improve the quality of life. He provides examples of unconventional uses of virtual assistants, such as finding virtual physiotherapists and managing credit cards for travel benefits. Neal also discusses the need to create systems and processes to effectively utilize virtual assistants and the importance of experimentation and celebrating failure. He shares insights on the real estate market, including the impact of fiscal policy, the affordability gap between renting and buying, and the potential for a market correction. Neal highlights the efficiency and profitability of townhomes and the potential of Logan, Utah as a real estate market. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of causation in statistical analysis and the availability of free educational content on the MultifamilyU platform. Listen to my podcast, Harder Working Money, where we discuss entrepreneurship, investments, real estate, and tax strategies for business owners. https://apple.co/44OCvyt You can invest in my real estate deals! Go to https://www.passivecapitalpartners.com Host Contact Details: Brian O'Neill - Passive Capital Partners passivecapitalpartners.com Business owners, my social media channels are the perfect place to learn more about how I invest my extra business income into hard assets (apartments, self-storage, oil/gas wells) that produce cash flow and tax savings. Facebook: Brian.Oneill.Investor Instagram: Brian_Oneill_Investor Youtube: Harder Working Money Linkedin: brian-oneill-pcp Guest contact details: neal@grocapitus.com 510-367-1510 (415) 326-8878 info@gracapitus.com www.grocapitus.com www.multifamilyU.com Podcast Takeaways -Everyone should have a virtual assistant, as they can greatly improve the quality of life. -Virtual assistants can be utilized for unconventional tasks, such as finding virtual physiotherapists and managing credit cards for travel benefits. -Creating systems and processes is essential for effectively utilizing virtual assistants. -Experimentation and celebrating failure are important for growth and innovation. -The real estate market is influenced by factors such as fiscal policy, the affordability gap between renting and buying, and the potential for a market correction. -Townhomes can be an efficient and profitable investment option. -Logan, Utah has potential as a real estate market due to population growth and geographic constraints. -Causation should be considered in statistical analysis to understand the true relationship between variables. -MultifamilyU offers free educational content for real estate investors.

In this episode, we talk with a syndicator who is also a private wealth advisor. Cathy Bearce and I discuss aspects of the financial advisor world and why diversifying beyond stocks and bonds is crucial for business owners aiming for financial independence. Cathy shares her journey from the traditional financial space to exploring real estate and multifamily investments. Her goal? To help clients build multiple income streams, reduce tax bills, and achieve true financial freedom. Listen to my podcast, Harder Working Money, where we discuss entrepreneurship, investments, real estate, and tax strategies for business owners. https://apple.co/44OCvyt You can invest in my real estate deals! Go to https://www.passivecapitalpartners.com Host Contact Details: Brian O'Neill - Passive Capital Partners passivecapitalpartners.com Business owners, my social media channels are the perfect place to learn more about how I invest my extra business income into hard assets (apartments, self-storage, oil/gas wells) that produce cash flow and tax savings. Facebook: Brian.Oneill.Investor Instagram: Brian_Oneill_Investor Youtube: Harder Working Money Linkedin: brian-oneill-pcp Guest contact details: 781-330-8309 http://www.wealthstaradvisors.com/ Cathy also shares the challenges business owners face, such as selling a business and dealing with substantial capital gains. Cathy emphasizes the importance of exploring alternative strategies like real estate and oil and gas investments to optimize tax benefits. Tune in to learn how Cathy is bridging the gap between private wealth advising and alternative investments, offering business owners a pathway to more passive income and control over their financial future. Remember, it's not just about the returns; it's about achieving your financial goals

In this episode, guest interviewer Paul Montelongo interviews Neal Bawa, the "mad scientist of multifamily" and a data scientist turned real estate investor. He's the brains behind Grocapitus, a real estate investment firm that thrives on data-driven strategies. With a background in technology, Neal brings a unique perspective to the real estate industry. Currently spearheading the Mission 10K Project, he envisions building 10,000 single-family rentals. Listen to my podcast, Harder Working Money, where we discuss entrepreneurship, investments, real estate, and tax strategies for business owners. https://apple.co/44OCvyt You can invest in my real estate deals! Go to https://www.passivecapitalpartners.com Host Contact Details: Brian O'Neill - Passive Capital Partners passivecapitalpartners.com Business owners, my social media channels are the perfect place to learn more about how I invest my extra business income into hard assets (apartments, self-storage, oil/gas wells) that produce cash flow and tax savings. Facebook: Brian.Oneill.Investor Instagram: Brian_Oneill_Investor Youtube: Harder Working Money Linkedin: brian-oneill-pcp Guest contact details: neal@grocapitus.com www.grocapitus.com 510-367-1510 www.multifamilyU.com Neal Bawa shared his mission in this interview, and that is to tackle America's housing crisis by constructing 10,000 rental townhomes in carefully chosen markets. Fueled by the stark reality of soaring home prices and stagnant incomes leaving 18 million middle-class families without affordable starter homes, Neal aims to provide an alternative through affordable, brand-new townhomes for rent. Utilizing his data-driven prowess, Neal has pinpointed seven U.S. metros boasting the perfect blend of higher incomes and low construction costs. His initiative, Mission 10K, is more than a project—it's a movement. Neal is actively seeking followers who resonate with the cause and want to participate. With $65 million already secured in seed money, he's on a quest for additional investors to reach the ambitious $800 million equity goal. Key takeaways from this podcast include the harsh reality of skyrocketing home prices and stagnant incomes, 18 million middle-class American families find themselves unable to afford a starter home. Enter Neal's ambitious initiative, Mission 10K, a venture with a clear goal—to construct 10,000 affordable townhomes for rent in carefully chosen markets. The magnitude of this undertaking requires a substantial $800 million in equity, and Neal has already secured a promising $65 million in seed money. Guided by a data-driven approach, he has pinpointed seven metros in the United States boasting the perfect mix of high incomes and low construction costs. Now, Neal is on the lookout for followers who resonate with the cause, inviting them to join the mission and actively contribute to spreading the word about Mission 10K.

In this podcast, Vikram Jangam shares his journey from being a programmer in India to becoming the founder and CEO of Sriven Systems, an IT staffing and services company. He talks about how he started the company in 1999 after realizing the need for better treatment of employees in the industry. Despite facing challenges, including the impact of September 11 on his business, Vikram and his wife persevered and built a successful company with hundreds of employees. Over the years, Sriven Systems has grown to employ hundreds of people and has worked with clients such as Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and State Farm Insurance. In addition to his work in IT staffing, he also discusses his foray into real estate and his passion for land development. He has diversified his business interests into real estate, including commercial buildings, retail centers, and land for future development. ​ In this podcast, Vikram Jangam shares his journey from being a programmer in India to becoming the founder and CEO of Sriven Systems, an IT staffing and services company. He talks about how he started the company in 1999 after realizing the need for better treatment of employees in the industry. Despite facing challenges, including the impact of September 11 on his business, Vikram and his wife persevered and built a successful company with hundreds of employees. He also discusses his foray into real estate and his passion for land development. He has diversified his business interests into real estate, including commercial buildings, retail centers, and land for future development.