Capital Hacking

In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of interviewing Mike DeHaan, a real estate wholesaler and deal sourcer who has mastered the art of finding off-market deals with motivated sellers. Mike shared his journey from quitting his corporate job to driving for Uber and eventually finding success in real estate. He emphasized the importance of consistency in marketing and sales, highlighting the effectiveness of direct mail campaigns and targeted outreach.Mike's approach to real estate investing focuses on creating massive income rather than just passive income, as showcased in his podcast, Collecting Keys. Through his community, Scale, Mike helps others learn how to make real money in real estate investing. His success in scaling his business and expanding into multiple markets serves as a testament to the power of systems and consistent effort in the real estate industry.Ultimate Show Notes:[00:01:08] Mike's Journey to Real Estate [00:01:30] Transition to Off-Market Deals [00:03:55] M

In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of interviewing Mark Schwaiger, a successful entrepreneur and the co-founder of Infinity HR. Mark shared his journey from selling vacuum cleaners door-to-door to building a thriving business with 45 streams of income.His innovative approach to business development, including vertical integration and strategic partnerships, was truly inspiring. Mark emphasized the importance of mentorship and building a strong company culture, highlighting the value of rewarding top performers and fostering a supportive environment. His commitment to adding value at every level, from sales to employee benefits, showcased his entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to success. Mark's story serves as a testament to the power of perseverance, strategic thinking, and collaboration in building a thriving business empire. Tune in to this episode to learn valuable insights on maximizing incentives, creating passive income streams, and transforming challenges into opportunitie

In this episode of Capital Hacking, we had the pleasure of hosting Litan Yahav, the CEO of Vyzer, who shared his journey from founding a startup in the diamond industry to creating a software solution for managing investments. Litan discussed the importance of private investing and the advantages of illiquid assets in making sound financial decisions. He highlighted the need for a virtual family office like Vyzer to streamline the tracking of investments, automate processes, and provide insights into financial decisions. With over 5,000 users and tracking $4 billion in assets, Vyzer has become a valuable tool for passive investors looking to optimize their financial portfolios. Litan's insights on private equity, risk-reward analysis, and the role of technology in managing investments provided valuable takeaways for the audience.Ultimate Shownotes:Introduction to Litan's Background: 00:04:17Starting a Company in the Diamond Industry: 00:06:19Selling the 3D Diamond Imaging Company: 00:14:56Private In

In this episode, we had the pleasure of interviewing Phil Bosia, a former U.S. Marshal turned real estate investor. Phil shared his journey from law enforcement to real estate investing, highlighting how reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and listening to podcasts were pivotal in his success. He delved into the concept of triple net leases, explaining how they offer a passive investment opportunity with stable returns.Phil's story exemplifies the power of mindset shifts and continuous learning in building wealth. He emphasized the importance of working to learn rather than just to earn, a principle he applied when offering to work for free for Joel Owens, a real estate investor. Through this wealth internship, Phil gained valuable experience and insights that propelled his real estate journey.Ultimate Show notes:Phil's Background in Law Enforcement: 00:02:51Introduction to Triple Net Lease: 00:07:40Explanation of Triple Net Lease: 00:09:03Comparison of Triple Net Lease to Residential Lease: 00:10

 In this episode, the guest, Andrew Cushman, shares his journey from chemical engineering to successful real estate investing. With a focus on creative financing and multifamily investments, Andrew provides valuable insights and practical advice. He discusses the current market trends, emphasizing the importance of understanding cap rates and the impact of interest rate changes. Andrew's expertise shines through as he navigates complex topics with clarity and confidence. Andrew's optimistic outlook and practical tips make this episode a must-listen for aspiring real estate investors.Ultimate Shownote:00:02:35 - Andrew Cushman's Entrepreneurial Journey00:05:30 - Transition to Multifamily Investments00:08:11 - First Syndication Deal Experience00:10:34 - Discussion on Creative Financing00:16:22 - Nuances of Creative Financing Structures00:18:24 - Transition to Multifamily Market Analysis00:21:51 - Overview of Current Multifamily Market Trends00:25:18 - Impact of Capital Demand on Market Dynamics00

Welcome back to the big show! Today, We had the pleasure of chatting with Shane McMurray, the owner of The Wedding Report, a renowned resource for business planning and research in the wedding market. Shane's expertise and insights shed light on the powerful impact of the wedding industry on local economies and operations.Throughout our conversation, Shane shared his 20 years of experience in collecting and analyzing data related to weddings. We delved into trends in the industry, such as the shifting dynamics of who pays for weddings and the changing preferences of different generations. Shane's deep knowledge and passion for understanding the economics of weddings provided valuable insights for businesses in the industry.We also discussed the future of the wedding industry, considering factors like generational shifts and changing family structures. Shane's perspective on the evolving nature of weddings and the diverse ways people celebrate their special day was both enlightening and thought-

In this episode, we had the privilege of hosting Daniel Del Real, a real estate agent with a wealth of wisdom and experience. Daniel shared insights from his immigrant upbringing, military service, and career in real estate. He emphasized the importance of perseverance, work ethic, and the power of choice in shaping one's success. Daniel's story highlighted the value of running on your own frequency, overcoming challenges, and using trauma as a reference point rather than a residence. As the real estate market faces challenges, Daniel's team focuses on education, client connection, and adapting to the changing landscape.Ultimate Shownotes:Daniel's Background and Immigrant Family (00:03:35 - 00:08:27)Joining the Air Force and Transition to Real Estate (00:08:27 - 00:11:53)Lessons from Daniel's Parents and Rich Mom, Poor Mom (00:11:53 - 00:21:56)Frequency and Work Ethic (00:22:07 - 00:26:00)Market Trends and Business Strategies (00:26:00 - 00:39:39) Turn your unique talent into capital

In this episode of Capital Hacking, the host, Josh McCallen, interviews Matt Canning, the founder of NOPLEX, a mission-driven startup business that aims to support adults with ADHD in the workplace and in life. Matt shares his personal experience with ADHD and how it inspired him to create a productivity ecosystem optimized for individuals with ADHD. The system utilizes AI technology to provide tools for organization, task management, and goal achievement. Matt also discusses the process of raising capital for a startup, including the use of Simple Agreements for Future Equity (SAFEs) and the potential for liquidity events in the future. Listeners are encouraged to visit the NOPLEX website to sign up for the beta version and to reach out to Matt for investment opportunities or further discussions. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights into the world of startup venture investing and the challenges and solutions for individuals with ADHD.Shownotes:(00:00) - Comparing Startup and Real Estate Investing

Unlock the secrets to a life of abundance and fulfillment as we sit down with Tim Rhode, the co-founder of GoBundance and the mastermind behind One Life Fully Lived. Throughout this captivating conversation, Tim opens up about his transformative journey from scraping by to achieving financial freedom and beyond. His story is not just one of success but a blueprint for anyone daring to dream of a better life. Join us as we explore the pillars of GoBundance—adventure, abundance, and accountability—and how they've helped members, including Tim, to not only set but demolish life-altering goals.Ultimate Shownotes:(00:00) Interview With Tim Rode(10:34) The Conundrum of Life and Philanthropy(16:35) Go Bandits and Getting the Goods(28:29) Investment and Life Philosophy Discussion Turn your unique talent into capital and achieve the life you were destined to live. Join our community! We believe that Capital is more than just Cash. In fact, Human Capital always comes first before the accumulation of Financial Capi

In this powerful episode of Capitol Hacking, hosts Josh and Jon have a captivating conversation with Will Latif Little. Will shares his inspiring journey from convict to conviction and how he has been able to see the gift in every situation. They discuss the power of reflection, overcoming victimhood, and finding freedom through perspective. Will's poetic way of speaking and his unwavering commitment to giving back to his community make this episode a must-listen. They also recommend checking out Will's TEDx talk and the HBO documentary about his life. Tune in to learn how to see life as a gift and overcome adversity.Ultimate Shownotes[00:01:38] Seeing the gift in each situation.[00:05:22] Trauma and fearlessness.[00:08:10] Incarceration and personal growth.[00:12:35] Glamorization of street lifestyle.[00:18:13] The jumpsuit transformation.[00:21:00] Childhood trauma and emotional intelligence.[00:24:03] power of forgiveness.[00:27:03] Forgiveness and redemption.[00:30:22] Forgiveness and redemption

In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of owning cash flow assets and how real estate and businesses are key to wealth generation. They introduced a fund called Capital H5 that focuses on these two assets, with a 400-acre module as its main asset. Later in the episode, they are joined by guest Dave Van Der Laan, who shares his expertise in business development in functional medicine. They also touch on functional medicine and why it's beneficial to consider analysis by a functional medicine practitioner. Overall, it's an informative and engaging episode with insightful discussions and even a singing performance by Josh.Ultimate Shownotes[00:01:30] Josh sings on the show.[00:07:35] Seeking proactive health solutions.[00:10:45] Menopause and its effects.[00:14:14] The power of focus.[00:18:41] Functional medicine services expansion.[00:23:05] Local politics and conservative leanings.[00:29:30] Franchise opportunities in healthcare.[00:32:07] Pursuing a franchise decision.[00:37:05] Carving

In this episode, Josh and John interview Kevin Taylor, who provides insight into the world of EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System). Kevin's background in banking brings a unique perspective to the system, and he shares how businesses can benefit from implementing EOS. From defining what EOS stands for to breaking down the value creation, this episode offers valuable insights for business owners, aspiring entrepreneurs, and investors. Despite Kevin's allegiance to the Dallas Cowboys, the hosts forgive him since he hails from Texas. Tune in to learn more about EOS and how it can help shape the future of businesses.Ultimate Shownotes:[00:02:11] Dallas Cowboys fan[00:06:23] Becoming an EOS implementer.[00:12:07] Vision, traction, and healthy.[00:13:05] Traction and execution.[00:18:15] Vision Building Day[00:21:23] Picture of a banker.[00:25:24] The importance of organizational health.Turn your unique talent into capital and achieve the life you were destined to live. Join our community! We believe th

In this episode of Capital Hacking, hosts John and Edwin are joined by guest Greg Farricielli, a real estate investor and member of the GoBundance community. Greg shares his insights on various aspects of real estate investing, including wholesaling and land development. He also introduces the concept of stacked investing, which aligns with the capital hacking strategies discussed on the show. The hosts also touch upon the issue of buyer's agent fees in the real estate industry. Tune in to gain valuable insights from this informative discussion!Ultimate Shownotes[00:01:47] Realtors finding more listings.[00:05:21] Stacked investing.[00:09:55] Real estate agents under attack.[00:10:07] Commission model and buyer representation.[00:15:05] Favorite investment locations.[00:18:30] Land development and raising money.[00:21:50] Land development timelines and fees.[00:27:42] Second position and personal guarantee.[00:29:49] Sharing the podcast episode.Turn your unique talent into capital and achieve the life yo

In this episode of "Capital Hacking," our guest Brian Beers, a successful franchise owner. Beers share his franchising insights, emphasizing the importance of community, leveraging others' skills, and the potential for extraordinary wealth. He discusses his own journey in the franchising world, from joining his father's business to growing it into a successful franchise. Beers also highlights the benefits of franchising, such as speed to scale, corporate support, and flexibility. The episode concludes with Beers offering free resources for those interested in franchising and the hosts expressing their gratitude for his insights. Turn your unique talent into capital and achieve the life you were destined to live. Join our community! We believe that Capital is more than just Cash. In fact, Human Capital always comes first before the accumulation of Financial Capital. We explore the best, most efficient, high-integrity ways of raising capital (Human & Financial). We want our listeners to

The podcast features an interview with Brad Mullen, a successful entrepreneur from northeastern PA. Brad shares his journey from being a finance major to starting his own investment firm and eventually transitioning into real estate flipping. He discusses the challenges he faced during the market downturn and his decision to sell his investment business. Brad also highlights the importance of human capital and investing in other people's talent.

In this podcast, the hosts introduce the guests, John Galan & Helena Wu, who are wholesalers in the real estate industry. John shares his background as a former CPA and how he transitioned into real estate after realizing that many of his high net worth clients were involved in the industry. He joined a wholesaling mentorship program and made his first phone call to an agent in January 2022. However, he continued to juggle his accounting business alongside his wholesaling business. With the guidance of his mentor, John worked on his mindset and intention, eventually closing his first deal on April 15th. He then made the decision to quit his job in June, and shortly after, he closed another deal. In the following month, he was able to close five deals.Shownotes[00:03:49] Take action and cultivate mindset.[00:05:47] Building a national franchise company.[00:11:16] Wholesaling is a quick way to grow money in real estate.[00:17:33] Finding deals through networking.[00:24:41] Consider multiple exit strategies.

In this episode, the podcast interviews Alex Felice, the creative director of Better Life. Alex discusses his role in helping Brandon Turner start a new podcast and create video content. He also talks about the significance of storytelling in entrepreneurship and shares his passion for creative storytelling. The host commends Alex's work and expresses gratitude for his contribution to their business.Ultimate Shownote[00:04:53] Embrace creativity in entrepreneurship.[00:06:21] Hobbies can shape your life.[00:11:38] Mastermind groups guarantee entrepreneurial success.[00:16:58] AI sorts people for mastermind groups.[00:21:47] Importance of structured communication.[00:24:32] Uncover real issues for success.[00:30:43] Habits, behaviors, beliefs for better life.[00:34:27] Wedding syndication idea for profit.[00:39:04] Spread love and make a difference. Turn your unique talent into capital and achieve the life you were destined to live. Join our community! We believe that Capital is more than just Cash. In fa

The podcast features an interview with Dr. Steve Suh, an ophthalmologist who is also an experienced real estate investor. He shares his journey into real estate investing and discusses his current focus on passive investing in syndications. Dr. Suh talks about his initial interest in investing sparked by reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and his experience with stock market investing. He shares how he transitioned to real estate investing and the lessons he learned along the way. He also highlighted involvement in Left Field Investors, a community of passive investors focused on syndication investing. The group offers virtual networking opportunities and a private forum for education and support.Timestamps[00:04:01] Real estate investing is life-changing.[00:09:30] Real estate syndication investing risks.[00:11:01] Lessons from Left Field Investors.[00:16:28] Branding is essential for success.[00:21:24] Community-based platform for passive investing.[00:29:01] Importance of networking in investing.[00:33:

Join us in person at the learn and grow event December 2,  2023Josh and John interview Richard C. Wilson in this podcast episode, focusing on his expertise in family offices. Richard shares his background and the start of his investor club in 2007. He talks about hosting numerous live events and helping set up over 200 family offices for wealthy families. Richard emphasizes the lack of credible information on family offices and how he filled that gap by creating content and establishing himself as a thought leader in the industry. He also discusses his success in digital marketing, particularly on LinkedIn, where he has amassed 6 million followers. Richard addresses skeptics who doubt the effectiveness of digital marketing for the ultra-wealthy, highlighting that it has worked for him and his clients.Ultimate Shownote[00:04:41] Digital marketing works for billionaires.[00:06:17] Interviewing billionaires for valuable insights.[00:11:34] Slow motion train wreck economy.[00:14:26] Invest in diverse opportunitie

In this episode of Capital Hacking, host Josh McCallan is joined by renowned podcaster David Green, who is the host of the Bigger Pockets podcast and author of the book "Pillars of Wealth." Despite a technical glitch with the intro, the episode delves into the importance of wealth-building and the pillars that contribute to financial success. David Green's expertise and insights make for an informative and entertaining discussion on the topic. Don't miss this valuable episode!Ultimate Shownotes[00:03:09] Pillars of Wealth.[00:06:17] Anti putting in the work.[00:08:44] The pivotal role of restaurant experience.[00:10:07] Dependency in relationships.[00:13:58] Pouring passion into the restaurant.[00:16:26] Hustle and standing out.[00:19:43] The dignity of work.[00:23:39] Work and loving your spouse.[00:26:53] Saving money and valuing resources.[00:28:19] Being targeted and taken advantage of.[00:31:09] Principles of being wealthy.[00:34:02] Developing frame control skills.[00:38:47] Becoming