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Real estate operators talking deal mechanics.
Property Profits Real Estate Podcast keeps the lens on active investors explaining how deals actually work. Recent conversations move from multifamily lead generation and self-financed operations to micro-infill development, flex industrial space, hotel ownership, accounting systems, and capital-raising mechanics.
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Property Profits Real Estate Podcast is a compact, operator-first real estate interview show. Its center of gravity is not theory. It is the working detail behind deals, portfolios, financing choices, tax structure, and property operations. The format usually opens with a quick setup, then gives the guest room to explain the machinery of a specific real estate niche. Recent episodes spend real time on multifamily acquisition, small-bay industrial, micro-infill development, hospitality, accounting for scaling operators, and vertically integrated ownership. Axel Ragnarsson brings the marketing angle, especially around finding motivated multifamily sellers through simple filters like unit count, geography, and years of ownership. Jay Biggins talks from an operator's view of multifamily, including self-financing, asset upkeep, and letting the deal shape the exit. Alex Lopez focuses on the point where growing businesses need more formal accounting and finance support. Jared Jones makes micro-infill development tangible, with garage conversions, ADUs, townhome-style projects, bureaucracy, and the goal of getting cash back out. Josh Appelman explains why owning management, construction, sourcing, vendors, and asset management can make real estate more complicated but more controllable. Sid Shamim brings a larger apartment-ownership lens through Headway Capital and projects across Texas and Arizona. Cody Payne gives flex industrial a plain-English shape: small industrial spaces for small businesses, often basic warehouse-plus-office setups. Jay Kansagra adds the hospitality thread, grounded in growing up in a hotel rather than a glamorous version of the business. The tone is casual and warm, but the subject matter is specific. Listeners hear numbers, deal types, market preferences, operational headaches, and the occasional dry aside. The host often nudges with short confirmations and practical follow-ups, then lets guests run. That makes the strongest moments feel like shop talk between people who have actually handled properties. It is most useful for investors who want the messy, tactical middle of real estate, from lead generation to laundry rooms.
Made for: Active and aspiring real estate investors who already understand the basics and want practical conversations about acquisitions, operations, capital, accounting, and niche property strategies.
What sets it apart: The show lets operators explain their own systems in detail, so the value often comes from specific workflows: lead filters, asset tracking, seller motivation, zoning friction, and hands-on management choices.
The goal of the Property Profits Real Estate Podcast is to bring proven strategies, tactics, and ideas to active real estate entrepreneurs who want to grow their portfolios faster and easier. We deliver several actionable ideas to boost results using our to-the-point 20 minutes interview format. www.PropertyProfitsPodcast.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Operator interviews make the financing, acquisition, accounting, and execution behind real estate deals unusually concrete.
Property Profits Real Estate Podcast turns interviews with active operators into practical studies of how property deals are found, financed, repaired, and scaled.
A 145-unit eyesore becomes less horror story, more operator's notebook.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A practical multifamily lead-generation conversation built around simple filters and motivated sellers.
This is a practical conversation about generating motivated multifamily leads, with Axel Ragnarsson staying focused on the unglamorous work: list quality, ownership history, geography, and keeping the funnel narrow enough to remain usable.
A steady take on multifamily market selection, self-funding, and disciplined exits.
This conversation keeps its focus on multifamily investing from the operator side: where Jay Biggins buys, how he funds deals, and how he thinks about holding and exiting assets. The strongest point is his market discipline.
A grounded look at small-lot micro infill and the grind behind scaling it.
Jared Jones lays out micro infill development in California with a clear operator's eye. The focus is on small-lot projects in the two to ten unit range, treated as middle housing, and on the path from garage conversions to larger townhome-style work.
A clear look at when real estate books need to grow up.
This episode looks at what changes when a CPA knows real estate operators well enough to treat them as operators, not just another small business file.
A plainspoken look at multifamily value, from acquisition through turnaround.
Joshua Harmon talks like someone who has actually done the work, not someone reciting theory. He moves from his path in real estate since 2016 to the shop he opened with his wife in 2019, then into buying his own deals, and that background gives the episode its shape.
A practical look at seller friction, probate coordination, and the work of getting an off-market deal unstuck.
The episode stays close to the seller side of the business, moving from frustration with brokers and MLS dependence into probate, family tension, and the hard work of getting every decision maker in the room. Jeremy Bland comes across as practical and experienced.
A practical look at capital raising, with the paperwork and patience laid out.
Dan Hanford's conversation centers on the hard work of raising capital the long way: building a Regulation A+ fund, going through SEC review, and making room for non-accredited investors with a $1,000 minimum.
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Costa Rican property, priced in real detail.
Axel keeps the filter simple.
Jay Biggins, operator of a self-managed multifamily portfolio across Texas and roughly a dozen other states, describes his preference for operational turnarounds over physical heavy-lift renovations, citing better yield per effort.
Dave DeBow, founder of MoneyPartnerFormula.com, introduces Jared Jones as a California investor who specializes in micro infill developments.
Dave DeBeau interviews Alex Lopez, a CPA whose real estate career began in South Florida around 2005 and continued through the market crash that he calls his first heartbreak.
This episode features an interview with real estate investor Josh Appelman discussing his vertically integrated approach to real estate investing, where he controls acquisition, property management, construction, and asset management.
This episode features an interview with Sid Shamim, who transitioned from a corporate oil and gas career to building Headway Capital, a firm managing over 3,500 multifamily units in Texas and Arizona, with additional ventures in micro hospitals.
This episode features an interview with hotel investor Jay Kansagra, who shares his unique background of growing up in a Super 8 motel and how it shaped his approach to scaling a hospitality empire.
This episode features an interview with Cody Payne from FlexParksUSA, discussing flex industrial real estate, its characteristics, and investment opportunities for small businesses.
This episode features an interview with Chad Risinger, a real estate developer from Kansas City who shares his journey from blue-collar union work to multi-asset development and his current focus in 2026.
Dave DeBow interviews Amanda Holbrook about using self-directed IRAs to raise capital for real estate investments.
Interview with Jay Chikansky discussing his unique approach to single family homes using creative financing and seller finance sales.
Dave DeBow interviews Amanda Holbrook about using self-directed IRAs to raise capital for real estate investments.
Host Dave DeBow interviews multifamily real estate investor Nicholas Delmonico about his background in endurance sports and his company Iron Focus Investments.
This episode features an interview with Michelle Goheen, a CPA and real estate investor specializing in off-campus student housing in Oxford, Mississippi, discussing her portfolio and investment strategies.
This episode features an interview with entrepreneur Ani Adinukwe about how he leveraged his successful franchise business to build a substantial commercial real estate portfolio in Texas.
This episode features an interview with lawyer Jonathan Tavares, who discusses legal compliance and best practices for real estate investors raising private capital to avoid issues with securities regulations.
An interview with a real estate entrepreneur who shares strategies for financing and managing multifamily properties.
A real estate investing podcast episode discussing how to use social media effectively to grow a real estate business.
A 145-unit problem lands on the table, and Joshua Harmon walks through how a vacant Arkansas apartment complex went from private-owner trouble, city pressure, and bank hesitation to an all-cash buy.
Interview with a multifamily investor and banker discussing financing strategies and portfolio management.
An interview with Mike Stratham about multifamily real estate investing and raising capital in a challenging market.
A young real estate entrepreneur discusses his journey into multifamily investing and capital raising.
An interview with real estate entrepreneur Amy Kim about her journey from single-family flips to multi-family development and capital raising.
Dave opens on broker frustration.
Dan keeps the excerpt focused on Regulation A plus.
An interview with Brett Swartz about capital gains tax solutions for real estate investors seeking passive income.
Interview with multifamily real estate expert Gino Barbero discussing his journey, strategies for raising capital, and scaling a portfolio.
An interview with real estate entrepreneur Aaron Amin about scaling from single-family homes to luxury assisted living development.
An interview with real estate entrepreneur Nathan Barcosi discussing his journey and strategies for scaling using other people's money.
A real estate investor interviews a guest who started a private lending company to fund short-term real estate deals.
Host Dave DeBow interviews Mikel Thorup about investing in overseas real estate to escape high taxes.
Interview with a family office manager discussing how they invest in real estate and raise capital.
A real estate investing podcast featuring an interview with a property management expert who also syndicates multifamily deals.
An interview with a real estate investor discussing his portfolio of mobile home parks and parking lots, focusing on capital raising and scaling strategies.