In this episode, the guys dive into the value and challenges of using social media as a tool for real estate developers and business owners. They explore platforms like LinkedIn and Instagram for networking, marketing, and building trust with clients, subcontractors, and investors. While acknowledging the time commitment, creative fatigue, and risks—such as public scrutiny or attracting critics—they highlight the strong return on investment, especially in terms of visibility and credibility. The episode underscores that thoughtful, authentic content can elevate your reputation, grow your network, and ultimately help your business succeed.
In this episode, Marc discusses his preparation for a talk at Northeastern University by reflecting on his path into real estate development. The guys then discuss the importance of patience, gaining hands-on experience, and building specialized knowledge before trying to lead large projects. Key topics include how to raise capital, assemble a reliable team, and creatively enter the market through strategies like house hacking or using first-time homebuyer programs. The episode emphasizes responsible investing, avoiding shortcuts, and understanding real estate as a long-term, risk-bearing commitment.
In this episode of the Real Estate Addicts podcast, the hosts are joined by real estate agent Sam Reifman-Packett, who discusses his journey from aspiring musician to top-producing agent in Boston. Sam shares how he leveraged social media—particularly Instagram—to authentically connect with clients and grow his business, eventually generating millions in sales annually. The conversation also delves into challenges with new construction, the importance of agent experience in shifting markets, and current buyer preferences like moody design trends and functional flex spaces. The episode wraps up with insights on industry changes post-NAR settlement and the evolving expectations between agents, clients, and developers.
What do you do when a neighbor claims you built on their property? In this episode, the guys talk about problem solving and issues that may arise throughout the development process. They then jump into a quick update on the current state of the market and finally touch on accessory dwelling units.
We finally made it to our 100th episode! In this episode, we chat about managing a project, what it takes to successfully manage and project, things to avoid and things that we have learned along the way.
We want to thank everyone who has listened to this podcast over the last few years. We really enjoy making this content and hopefully it has provided a little value in whatever business you are in.
It's been tough out there. The guys try to unpack what's been going on with the real estate market and what they have heard and experienced over the last 6-12 months.
In this episode, the guys talk technology. How it's affecting the real estate industry, what new products are being installed in projects and how the guys are using technology in their day to day business. Plus, Marc talks about what cool products he saw during his trip to the international builders show in Vegas.
The guys open up on this episode and talk about juggling their own personal relationships with running a business. How owning your own business affects your personal life and what they are doing to try and juggle a good work/life balance.
In this episode, the guys talk all about scheduling. When to buy things out, how to keep a project on track, and what has and hasn't worked for them in the past. If you are looking to work on improving your jobsite scheduling then this is an episode you don't want to miss.
Change orders are always an uncomfortable conversation when they happen. In this episode, the guys give examples of change orders that have come up during their projects, how to handle them, the give and take between owner, GC and subcontractor and how to ultimately try and avoid them altogether.
After an almost a year long hiatus Dan, Ray and Marc are back chatting about what they have been up to and taking a deeper dive on what it takes to build a larger development.
Join us as we talk shop with our friends Tom and JD and how they have built a super successful real estate development and construction companies. We also talk about how JD has transitioned into the commercial real estate market recently and how Tom has started Build Boston, a group for real estate professionals that strives to help educate folks to build better in the Boston area.
This is an awesome episode that can't be missed.
Join us in the studio as we host Eric Doroski and Nitzan Mokady from Zanzibar Capital as we discuss how they got into real estate at such a young age, what they have been able to accomplish in such a short amount of time and what they have planned for the future. This is a great episode for anyone looking to jump into development out of school.
Final Offer is looking to change the way we buy and sell residential real estate. Join us as we sit down with Kevin Caulfield and Tim Quirk who explain how Final Offer works and what makes it better than going through the traditional buying and selling process.
If you are interested in seeing Final Offer in action, check out the website: https://www.finaloffer.com
Ever wonder who does the most residential loan volume in the entire country? Well, in this episode we are joined by Shant Banosian from Guaranteed Rate who talks to us about the current state of the mortgage industry, where he thinks rates are headed, how he got started in the mortgage business and how he scaled his team to the powerhouse it is today. This is an episode you won't want to miss.
Oleg joined us in the studio to talk about his real estate investing business and how he transitioned from owning taxi cab medallions to investing in real estate.
The Grossmans are back in the studio to talk about their investment side of the business, their take on the market and a little bit of history. It was a great conversation so listen in and let us know what you think!
Axel purchased his first multifamily as a sophomore in college and since then has built a portfolio of over $25M in multifamily real estate. What makes Axel unique, is that he focuses on direct to seller marketing to source the majority of his deals. This strategy isn't new, but it isn't typically used in larger multifamily acquisitions. Join us as we discuss how Axel got started, how he got to where he is today and some of the pain points along the way.
If you are interested in learning more about marketing for off market multifamily deals, Axel has created his own course:
https://www.multifamilywealtheducation.com/offmarket
You can also follow Axel on Instagram:
https://instagram.com/multifamilywealth?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU=
