Bobby Fijan is a housing developer in Philadelphia who has a particular interest in urban housing for families.

In this episode Bobby talks about the importance of designing and building specifically with families in mind, and he offers suggestions for how we can do it better.

In this episode Richard unpacks best practices and common mistakes for commercial real estate transactions, which are his specialty. We talk about trust, staying organized, making compromises, and much more.

In this episode I sit down with Andrew Overton, founder of Creative Land Strategies.

What you're about to hear was recorded on September 18th, 2025.

If you are a novice or small scale real estate developer, this one is for you.

In this episode of the podcast, I sit down with Andrew Overton of Creative Land Strategies. Andrew is a development consultant and mentor with 25 years of experience and a nationwide reach.

There are a bunch of great lessons in this conversation. But my favorite is the idea that acting classes are better than a law degree.

The best part of all of it for me is that Andrew really has the heart of a teacher. So much so that he's created a real estate development certificate program that he sells on his website for a very reasonable rate. He practically gives it away. So check that out at creativelandstrategies.com.

Sarah Monroe is a professional designer and aspiring architect in San Antonio. She currently leads the AIA San Antonio Emerging and Young Architects Committee, and is the recipient of the 2025 AIA San Antonio Rising Star Award.

This is Her Story.

Nicki Marrone is a Managing Principle and 24 year veteran of Alamo Architects.

This is Her Story.

In this episode Adam interviews Meg Epstein; an award winning real estate developer from Nashville TN.

Allison Lerma is a senior architect at Overland Partners Architects, and the current Co-Chair of the Women in Architecture network.

This is Her Story.

This episode is a belated introduction to the Land and Money Podcast, and to the host, Adam Word Gates.