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Old Capital Real Estate Investing Podcast with Michael Becker & Paul Peebles

Old Capital Real Estate Investing Podcast with Michael Becker & Paul Peebles

著者： Michael Becker & Paul Peebles
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The Old Capital Real Estate Investing Podcast is aimed at Multifamily Real Estate Investors both new and seasoned. Hosts Michael Becker and Paul Peebles deliver no-hype education from an experienced commercial banker's perspective. You will gain valuable insights from in-depth interviews with real life investors who are actively acquiring and operating apartment complexes in today's environment. You will discover how they are identifying, financing and operating multifamily properties, as well as helpful advice on how to get started and avoid common mistakes. Be sure to subscribe today, as there is a new episode released weekly. On our show we'll feature industry experts and discuss topics such as: • Syndication • Private Placements • Commercial Real Estate Investing • Apartment operation and renovations • Creating Passive Income • 1031 exchanges • Commercial Real Estate Lending • Fannie Mae Financing • Freddie Mac Financing • CMBS Loans • How to buy your first commercial property • Property Tax Protesting • How to get Started with your first Multifamily acquisition • Saving money on Taxes • Multifamily Mentor • Rich Dad Robert Kiyosaki Visit us at www.oldcapitalpodcast.com or www.oldcapitallending.com 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • EPS 350 - Multifamily's Lost Decade: Survive the Storm, Seize the Opportunity

    EPS 350 - Multifamily's Lost Decade: Survive the Storm, Seize the Opportunity
    2026/10/01
    Nearly 300 apartment investors gathered in Dallas for the 10th Annual Old Capital Conference—but this year felt very different. With a "Survivor" theme, the conversation focused on what multifamily investors have endured: higher interest rates, rising insurance and taxes, expanding cap rates, difficult equity raises, and property values that in some cases have fallen back toward 2016 pricing. But after several painful years, could the market finally be creating one of the most interesting buying opportunities in a decade? In this episode, we break down what we heard from experienced operators, lenders, GPs, and investors about distressed properties, lender foreclosures, repair escrows, and why even Fannie Mae borrowers are beginning to feel pressure. Michael shares his success story on purchasing a large apartment property that was roughly 50% occupancy to 95% through disciplined management, capital improvements, competitive pricing, and relentless execution. Michael also discusses why raising equity takes longer today, why GPs are talking with investors before putting deals under contract, and why a big social-media following is no substitute for knowing how to operate an apartment property. We share lessons from the Old Capital Accelerator Program, where aspiring investors move beyond spreadsheets and into real-world underwriting, property tours, deal analysis, and conversations with experienced GPs. Keynote speaker and 9/11 survivor Darren Kinder brought the conference theme full circle with a powerful message about resilience, community, and what surviving adversity can teach us. The multifamily storm has taken out plenty of investors—but for those still standing, educated, disciplined, and prepared to act, this window in time may look very different from the last four years. Learn alongside experienced apartment owners, brokers, property managers, attorneys, and other industry professionals as we walk through the entire acquisition process—from finding and underwriting deals to financing, due diligence, raising equity, and submitting an offer. This isn't about theory. It's about learning how apartment deals actually get done in today's market. Real Deals. Real Experts. Real-World Experience. Learn more and apply to the Old Capital Multifamily Accelerator: OldCapitalAccelerator.com
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    50 分
  • EPS 349 - Zach Fugman: Oil fields → first LP investment → first 50-unit deal → 4,000+ units. Can you do this?

    EPS 349 - Zach Fugman: Oil fields → first LP investment → first 50-unit deal → 4,000+ units. Can you do this?
    2026/09/23

    Zach Fugman didn't start his career in real estate—he started in the oil fields, moving from job to job before discovering multifamily investing in 2014. His first apartment investment was a 50-unit property in Slidell, Louisiana, purchased for $2 million, where he raised $700,000 from friends and began learning the business firsthand. From that first deal, Zach steadily scaled his portfolio to more than 4,000 units and over $200 million in assets, investing across multiple states and learning some expensive lessons along the way. Zach shares why building the right team, finding experienced partners, and surrounding yourself with knowledgeable lenders, property managers, and operators can dramatically shorten the learning curve. He also explains his evolution from using third-party property management to building an in-house management company overseeing thousands of units. Zach discusses how raising capital changes as you grow—from asking friends to invest in your first deal to eventually raising millions of dollars from a much larger investor network. For aspiring apartment investors, his advice is simple: consider starting as an LP, get educated, build relationships, attend events, and learn from experienced operators before trying to do everything yourself. Most importantly, Zach's story demonstrates that multifamily success rarely happens overnight—it comes from years of learning, networking, adapting, building the right team, and consistently taking the next step.

    To contact Zach Fugman: Zach@A-Strategy.com

    Learn alongside experienced apartment owners, brokers, property managers, attorneys, and other industry professionals as we walk through the entire acquisition process—from finding and underwriting deals to financing, due diligence, raising equity, and submitting an offer. This isn't about theory. It's about learning how apartment deals actually get done in today's market. Real Deals. Real Experts. Real-World Experience.

    Learn more and apply to the Old Capital Multifamily Accelerator:

    OldCapitalAccelerator.com
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    46 分
  • EPS 348 - The Multifamily Market Is Entering Its "Resolution Phase"- Mark Allen Colliers- Dallas

    EPS 348 - The Multifamily Market Is Entering Its "Resolution Phase"- Mark Allen Colliers- Dallas
    2026/09/08
    Mark Allen of Colliers- Dallas joins the Old Capital Real Estate Investing Podcast to explain how distressed properties, forced sales, and lender-owned assets are reshaping the multifamily market. According to Mark, nearly 60% of apartment sales during the first half of 2026 involved properties built before 1990—evidence that workforce housing has moved to the center of the market. "I look at this as really the resolution phase of the market, so we're starting to resolve a lot of this distress," Mark explains. High-net-worth investors now represent many of the buyers pursuing these opportunistic acquisitions, replacing some of the traditional syndication groups that previously dominated bid sheets. For sellers, Mark says the most important consideration is no longer necessarily the highest offer: "Surety of close is key in today's market. Not price—surety of close." Mark also describes two extraordinary transactions in which sellers are willing to pay buyers to assume loans and avoid agency foreclosures—something he has never witnessed during his career. Although today's market remains challenging, he believes some properties are trading at values that could eventually produce exceptional returns as demand and rent growth recover. "At some point, they're going to look great," Mark says, predicting that certain properties could eventually trade for twice their current purchase prices. "If you felt like you missed the opportunity 10 years ago, we're back—same pricing, same opportunity." His advice to sellers is to carefully investigate each buyer's transaction history and personally contact their references. His advice to buyers is equally direct: "Location is key," and investors entering difficult submarkets should have sufficient capital to withstand a potentially extended recovery. In today's market, Mark believes being overcapitalized is far wiser than being undercapitalized. Paul also shares how the Old Capital Accelerator provides hands-on education, property tours, and practical experience for investors who want to grow into multifamily ownership. Learn alongside experienced apartment owners, brokers, property managers, attorneys, and other industry professionals as we walk through the entire acquisition process—from finding and underwriting deals to financing, due diligence, raising equity, and submitting an offer. This isn't about theory. It's about learning how apartment deals actually get done in today's market. Real Deals. Real Experts. Real-World Experience. Learn more and apply to the Old Capital Multifamily Accelerator: OldCapitalAccelerator.com
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    41 分
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