Andrew M. Hines
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Build Wealth Through Real Estate Based Strategies. Join Andrew Hines as he interviews various successful real estate investors and has them explain their strategies to flipping houses, executing the BRRRR strategy, investing in multifamily properties, investing in private mortgages, developing land, house hacking and more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A practical real estate investing show with detailed conversations on financing, development, rentals, and operator decision-making.
The Andrew Hines Real Estate Investing Podcast belongs on the practical operator side of Business & Finance. It is built around long, guest-led conversations about how real estate deals are found, structured, financed, built, rented, and sometimes held.
You want the numbers before the real-estate dream gets a paint color.
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A blunt look at how usefulness, discipline, and early hustle can open the door in real estate.
This episode tracks Nick D'Angelo through the practical side of real estate investing: getting in the door, earning trust, and finding a role in a serious operation when money was tight and the work was there.
A practical real estate conversation that keeps returning to the numbers.
Brandon Disher frames this episode as a clear-eyed look at real estate investing in Canada once higher rates, debt, and slower appreciation are part of the equation.
A Halifax real estate discussion about Airbnb arbitrage, ownership, and a cottage development model.
Avery Birch's episode stays anchored in Halifax-area Airbnb arbitrage, but it also follows his move into property ownership, investor pooling, and a land-lease cottage project outside Halifax.
A clear look at local development and hospitality math, where the deal only works when the numbers and operating model line up.
Episode 276 follows Dane through projects in Port Elgin and Southampton, where a landscaper's path has widened into land development and deal-making that only works when the math holds.
A clear walkthrough of U.S. seller-finding and deal math for a Canadian buyer.
Andrew Hines uses this installment of the U.S. investing miniseries to show how he finds U.S. sellers and why the country's looser information rules matter to a Canadian investor. The episode is strongest when it moves from the broad Canada-U.S.
A room-by-room rent strategy that lifts a plain house into stronger monthly cash flow.
A four-bedroom Whitby house sits at the center of this piece. Rented as a single home, it might have brought in about $2,800 a month; rented room by room, it is now pulling in $5,000.
A grounded look at sustainable living, land use, and property ideas that need to work in the real world.
Episode 280 follows Andrew Heinz and Aaron Bullock through sustainable living, real estate investing, and the practical question of how to make land earn its keep.
A grounded look at how an infill project is put together, financed, and kept on track.
Sean's project is a plain infill play with real moving parts: two houses bought, lots combined, both torn down, and a 30-unit multifamily building planned for rent, stabilization, and sale later. What keeps it interesting is the discipline behind it.
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
Andrew Hines shares a detailed, experience-based guide on buying and operating a hospitality resort, drawing from his own purchase of a five-cottage property.
Andrew Hines says spring listings are rising in markets like Vancouver, Edmonton, and Toronto, and he argues that higher mortgage renewals could push more owners to sell.
Andrew Hines uses three U.S.
Andrew Hines and Zach Wilms use this midweek episode to explain a securities offering for their Tobermory-area glamping site near Miller Lake, Ontario.
Episode 287 brings Ara Paladian back to the show.
Episode 285 is a business catch-up with Andrew and Matt Pichet, now talking as friends and business partners.
Dan Illis comes back on the show to talk through the hard mechanics of infill and subdivision work.
Andrew Hines returns to the U.S.
Andrew sits down with Brandon Disher for a broad conversation about the Canadian economy and what it means for real estate investors.
Nick D'Angelo joins Andrew for a grounded conversation about getting started in real estate by making yourself useful before asking for much in return.
Andrew sits down with Patrick, a former coaching student and general contractor who almost got fired before going all out on entrepreneurship.
Avery Birch joins the show to explain how he built a Halifax-area business around Airbnb arbitrage.
Andrew Heinz sits down with Michael Emanuel for episode 278.
Andrew brings Aaron Bullock on to talk through where sustainable living, getting close to nature, and real estate investing overlap.
Jack Bernstein is back with Andrew Heinz for a real estate investing conversation.
Andrew welcomes Dane Butner to episode 276.
Andrew speaks with Sean about a San Diego infill project that turns two houses into one 30-unit multifamily building.
Andrew Hines discusses recent positive developments for real estate investors, including Bank of Canada interest rate cuts and CMHC policy changes.
Bedroom rentals change the math quickly.
Andrew Hines discusses the top tax mistakes Canadians make when investing in U.S.
Andrew Heinz sits down with Matthew Frederick for a broad real estate conversation.
Ian Armour describes how he and partners Manny Schifra and Thomas Larini moved from Halifax investing into Cleveland multifamily, starting with a 24-unit, then two 38-units, and now a 97-unit building under contract.
Andrew Hines opens the Andrew Hines Real Estate Investing Podcast mini-series by arguing that Canadian residential real estate has lost cash flow, appreciation, and easy flip margins.
Andrew Hines says episode 288 of The Andrew Hines Real Estate Investing Podcast is the last podcast episode he will record for the indefinite future.
Andrew Hines uses this episode of The Andrew Hines Real Estate Investing Podcast to walk through seven U.S.
Andrew Hines uses this midweek update to explain why his Florida strategy shifted from single-family development to off-market acquisition and double closes, including deals tied up at 50 to 70 cents on the dollar.