On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I’ll give you five (and one bonus) “festos” from my Multifamily investing manifesto. It’s part of a series from my list of 21 things you should do to become a successful multifamily investor. This episode will give you the thousand-foot view to get out of the weeds and to be able to see the whole picture. In addition, this list will keep you from getting too much in the weeds and instead train your mind to focus on what really matters. Part of the reason this is so successful is that you can have many goals as a real estate investor, and some of those goals can contradict each other. So this gives you a framework for consistency, and to have goals that are achievable for you, and leave those contradictory goals to people and organizations with other specialties.

On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I want to prevent you from making a mistake that might potentially ruin you. When you do your due diligence on your next purchase, make sure to find out how many owners the property has had in the past ten to fifteen years, and why the owner is selling it. More often than not, if the property has had two or more owners, there’s a reason why no one wants it, and you shouldn’t either. Watch this video to see me go into detail and give an example of how I avoided buying a money pit.

On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I discuss the Trump tariffs. Many people are panicking about this. The Wall Street Journal, on just one day, had three headlines predicting doom and gloom. But here’s the truth: No one knows what will happen. And even if some things go wrong, other things can go right as a result. In today’s episode, I give three tips that multifamily investors need to act on soon as the tariffs hit the economy. If you follow my advice, you won’t let a good crisis go to waste–you’ll take advantage of the opportunities that other people are too afraid to take.

In this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I break down 3 powerful strategies that have helped me win negotiations for over 30 years and none of them require saying the perfect thing. Most deals are lost before anyone speaks, simply because of the energy you bring into the room. Desperation, urgency, or a “win at all costs” mindset can kill a deal faster than a bad offer ever will.

On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I discuss what should be the goal of every investor: Building equity. If you aren’t focused on building equity, you’re in for a nasty surprise later in life when you realize that you’ve worked hard and don’t have the wealth to show for it. I went through this myself, and so I’m giving you the benefit of my experience. This episode will show you why you need to build equity and the best way to do it. Watch this video to learn how to get the most out of your multifamily real estate investing.

On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I’m not going to talk about good investments, I’m going to show you how to not lose your shirt when you get divorced. Yes, I’m talking about prenuptial agreements. As an investor, you have to get a prenup before you get married, otherwise you might lose a property you spent many years developing to someone you’ve only known for a few years. It sounds unlikely, but it might happen to you. Watch this episode to learn more.

Ken McElroy’s SECRET to Making MILLIONS in Multifamily Real Estate!

Today on the Heartland Multifamily Show, we’re going to look at three properties you want to avoid. When looking at opportunities to invest in multifamily, you may look at these three types of properties and see a blue ocean. But there’s a reason why so few people want to invest in them. They are a headache, a hassle, a money pit. Dealing with these properties will have a very small return on investment. I’m going to explain what three properties to avoid and why.