The Side Hustle and Business Show with Eric Lindsey
This podcast provides up-to-date side hustles and business tips to help you operate a successful side hustle or business. You will learn how to manage your business while working full-time or having very little time to contribute. The show supplies a roadmap to financial security with step-by-step actionable tips that can be implemented in everyday life.
Episodes
How Turnkey Real Estate Can Create Passive Income for Retirement | MICHAEL DREW
Episode SummaryIn this episode, we explore how turnkey real estate investing can help create passive income and provide an alternative path toward retirement. Our guest shares how RealEstateDone4u handles the heavy lifting — from finding and purchasing properties to rehabbing and managing rental homes — helping investors build income that isn't solely dependent on the stock market.Key Takeaway
How to Build Financial Freedom Through Strategic Real Estate Investing | Zach Lemaster
Episode SummaryZach Lemaster built financial independence while serving as a U.S. Air Force Captain and practicing as an optometrist. Instead of relying on his local market, he strategically invested in high-growth markets across the U.S., consistently acquiring rental properties that generated cash flow, appreciation, and equity. Within a few years, his portfolio replaced his active income, event
Damon Boudreaux | Creative Wholesaling Creative Financing Investor | 20+ Years in Real Estate Part 2 — The First Deal That Changed Everything
No Bank, No Money Down: The Deal-by-Deal PlaybookPart 1 was the leap.Part 2 is the system Damon actually runs — deal after deal, with no bank involved.The Problem With Today's MarketHigh interest rates are freezing buyers out.Sellers who need to move are stuck holding payments they can't afford.Damon doesn't wait for rates to drop. He works around them.The ToolkitLease options. Seller
Damon Boudreaux | Creative Wholesaling Creative Financing Investor | 20+ Years in Real Estate Part 1 — The First Deal That Changed Everything
Damon Boudreaux started his real estate business with $13 out of pocket.Not $13,000.$13.That single deal changed the direction of his entire career.🎙️ Damon Boudreaux | Creative WholesalingCreative Financing Investor | 20+ Years in Real EstatePart 1 — The First Deal That Changed EverythingDamon was working a W2 job when he found real estate.No savings.No connections.No experience.He started small
How Cameron Hastings Built a Real Estate Side Hustle While Working as an Architect Part 2
In this episode, Cameron shares insights on real estate investing, focusing on niche strategies like small retail centers, market analysis, and partnership dynamics. Learn how to navigate market cycles, funding options, and build a successful real estate business.keywordsReal estate investing, retail centers, market analysis, partnership, funding, syndications, property managementkey topicsNiche r
How Cameron Hastings Built a Real Estate Side Hustle While Working as an Architect Part 1
From Architect to Real Estate Investor: Building a Side Hustle Beside a W-2 — Part 1A strong career can provide stability.But it can also leave you dependent on one paycheck and one source of income.In Part 1, Cameron Hastings explains how he moved from architecture into real estate while still working a full-time job.After architecture school, Cameron worked on high-rise office projects in New Yo
From Small Multifamily to Syndications: Choosing the Right Role in Real Estate — Part 2
A high income can create opportunity—but it can also leave you dependent on one job, one company, and one primary source of income.In Part 2, Michael Parks explains how he progressed from owning smaller multifamily properties to participating in larger real estate investments as both a general partner and limited partner.The biggest question is not simply:“What property should I buy?”It is:What ro
From REIT Technology to Small Multifamily: How Michael Parks Started Investing While Keeping His W-2 — Part 1
A high income and successful career can provide security—but they can also leave you dependent on a single paycheck.Michael Parks experienced the real estate industry from the inside while working in technology for publicly traded real estate investment trusts managing roughly $30 billion in assets. That experience showed him real estate is a business built on systems, teams, and long-term strateg
The W-2 Tax Trap: Why Investors Build Wealth Faster
Eric Broughton | Busy Bee AdvisorsTax Strategist | Bookkeeping ExpertThe W-2 Tax TrapMost W-2 employees don't realize how rigged the system is against them.They can't write off their cell phone bill.They can't write off mileage.They can't write off a home office.Business owners and real estate investors can.That single distinction changes everything about how wealth compounds over
She Flipped 52 Homes and Learned One Rule That Changed Everything
In this episode, Eric sits down with Ginger Faith, a real estate investor who has been in the game since 1994. Ginger has flipped over 52 properties, had two projects featured on HGTV, and built a career around discipline, strong relationships, and protecting capital.But the biggest lesson from this conversation was not about chasing returns.It was about protecting your downside.## Ginger’s Real E
Raising private capital to acquire, renovate, and operate residential investment properties. Part 2
Most investors won't touch Baltimore.Peter Neil sees 13,000 vacant homes and a massive opportunity.🎙️ Peter Neil | GSP REIWorkforce Housing Operator | Capital Raiser | Fund ManagerPart 2 — Buy Box. BRRRR Discipline. Capital Strategy.Their model is precise.All in at $130,000 or less per property.ARV target of $185,000 minimum.Seventy percent loan-to-value refi.Cash recycled back into new acquis
She Flipped 52 Homes and Learned One Rule That Changed Everything
In this episode, Eric sits down with Ginger Faith, a real estate investor who has been in the game since 1994. Ginger has flipped over 52 properties, had two projects featured on HGTV, and built a career around discipline, strong relationships, and protecting capital.But the biggest lesson from this conversation was not about chasing returns.It was about protecting your downside.## Ginger’s Real E
Raising private capital to acquire, renovate, and operate residential investment properties.
Peter Neal watched his dad take calls at 2 and 3 in the morning.Managing properties for CBRE.And he thought to himself — I don't know if I want to do this.🎙️ Peter Neal | GSP REIAffordable Housing Investor | Capital Raiser | SyndicatorPart 1 — From Skeptic to OperatorHe went to Temple University.Studied media, business, and entrepreneurship.Thought he was headed to television or radio.Then the
From Immigrant to Corporate America to Commercial Real Estate Investor Part 2
131 people wired money into one deal.$33 million.188 units.Atlanta.Off-market.And Claude Mouaffi still has a W-2.🎙️ Claude Mouaffi | Chazek InvestmentMultifamily Syndicator | Corporate Finance BackgroundPart 2 — Network. Execution. Mailbox Money.This deal did not come from a listing site.It came from a phone call.A trusted broker colleague reached out and said:“Let’s go after this together.”They m
From Immigrant to Corporate America to Commercial Real Estate Investor
Claude Mouaffi grew up in Cameroon.He still remembers the sound of his parents counting pennies at the kitchen table.Today he just closed a $33 million apartment deal.And he still has a W-2.🎙️ Claude Mouaffi | Chazek InvestmentMultifamily Syndicator | Corporate Finance ProfessionalPart 1 — Operator Credibility. Capital Discipline. Structure.This is the kind of operator passive investors should stu
From Immigrant to Corporate America to Commercial Real Estate Investor
Claude Mouaffi grew up in Cameroon.He still remembers the sound of his parents counting pennies at the kitchen table.Today he just closed a $33 million apartment deal.And he still has a W-2.🎙️ Claude Mouaffi | Chazek InvestmentMultifamily Syndicator | Corporate Finance ProfessionalPart 1 — Operator Credibility. Capital Discipline. Structure.This is the kind of operator passive investors should stu
From Coma to Company: Vincent Lancy’s Story of Discipline, Purpose, and Podcasting
Vincent Lancy was steps from his front door when a drunk driver hit him.He woke up from a coma a week later.Did not know his name.Did not know his school.Had to relearn to walk, talk, and spell.He finished his finance degree. Earned his MBA.Got the dream job at Merrill Lynch and PricewaterhouseCoopers.Then walked away to build something that actually mattered.Vincent Lancy | Coming Alive Podcast P
From Coma to Company: Vincent Lancy’s Story of Discipline, Purpose, and Podcasting
Vincent Lancy was steps from his front door when a drunk driver hit him.He woke up from a coma a week later.Did not know his name.Did not know his school.Had to relearn to walk, talk, and spell.He finished his finance degree. Earned his MBA.Got the dream job at Merrill Lynch and PricewaterhouseCoopers.Then walked away to build something that actually mattered.Vincent Lancy | Coming Alive Podcast P
How a Mechanical Engineer Lost It All Then Built a $600M Portfolio — With Patrick Grimes Part 2
Patrick Grimes lost everything in 2007.He went all in on a pre-development deal — highly leveraged, certain to double his money.Then 2008 happened.He lost it all.A mechanical engineer who had worked with Tesla, Google, Lockheed, and Johnson and Johnson had to start over completely.What he did next is the blueprint every W2 investor needs to hear.Patrick Grimes | Passive Investing Mastery | 5,000+
How a Mechanical Engineer Lost It All Then Built a $600M Portfolio — With Patrick Grimes Part 1
Patrick Grimes | Passive Investing MasteryBeyond Just Real EstateEvery two weeks Patrick's team hosts a mastery series across gold, crypto, parking lots, litigation funding, and more.His philosophy — the wealthy do not put 100% into real estate.They allocate roughly 26% into real estate and 25% into other alternatives.True financial security means investing in assets that do not rise and fall
How a PhD Psychologist Builds a Real Estate Portfolio on the Side of Her W2 — With Ebony Morris Part 2
Ebony Morris is a licensed clinical psychologist with a PhD.She shows up to a demanding W2 job every single day.And she has quietly built a real estate portfolio across Michigan, Arizona, Alabama, and Illinois — while doing it.Ebony Morris | MEK Homes | Buy and Hold Investor | Fix and Flip InvestorWhy Passive Investors Should Pay Attention to This OperatorEbony did not stumble into real estate.Her
How a PhD Psychologist Builds a Real Estate Portfolio on the Side of Her W2 — With Ebony Morris Part 1
Ebony Morris is a licensed clinical psychologist with a PhD.She shows up to a demanding W2 job every single day.And she has quietly built a real estate portfolio across Michigan, Arizona, Alabama, and Illinois — while doing it.Ebony Morris | MEK Homes | Buy and Hold Investor | Fix and Flip InvestorWhy Passive Investors Should Pay Attention to This OperatorEbony did not stumble into real estate.Her
How a Tech Co-Owner Invested in Real Estate on the Side for 14 Years Then Went Full Time — With Neal Bawa
Neal Bawa was paying nearly 50% of his tech salary in taxes.So he got into real estate to save them.Then he got addicted to it.Today he manages a $600M+ portfolio with 1,300 accredited investors — using data science and AI where most operators rely on gut instinct.Neal Bawa | Multifamily U---How He Built a Portfolio While Running a Tech CompanyNeal ran a tech and healthcare company for 14 years wh
From Union Carpenter to Multifamily Syndicator — The Danny Flores Blueprint
He started as a union carpenter. Then made a decision most people never make — he went back to school at USC for corporate finance while working full time to pay for it.He graduated, retired from the union, became a banker, and never stopped building.Danny Flores | Prime Capital Investments | Multifamily Syndicator---From the Jobsite to the BoardroomDanny was a general contractor at 21, moved into
From Union Carpenter to Multifamily Syndicator — The Danny Flores Blueprint
Danny Flores picked up a hammer before he ever picked up a spreadsheet.He started as a union carpenter. Then made a decision most people never make — he went back to school at USC for corporate finance while working full time to pay for it.He graduated, retired from the union, became a banker, and never stopped building.Danny Flores | Prime Capital Investments | Multifamily Syndicator---From the J
The Biggest Mistake Investors Make With LLCs
Most real estate investors think insurance is enough to protect them.It is not.And if you own property in an LLC right now — there is a new federal law with a $10,000 fine and up to two years in jail that most investors have never heard of.Today's guests are here to change that.---Garrett Sutton and Ted Sutton | Corporate Direct | Asset Protection AttorneysGarrett is a Rich Dad Poor Dad advisor fo
How a PhD Engineer Mastered Real Estate Syndication — With Dr. Jason L. Williams
Dr. Jason L. Williams | Multifamily Syndicator---Know Your Numbers Before You BuyAccurate numbers beat a perfect market every time. A deal can work at any rate if your business plan is built around real numbers. The investors who get hurt are the ones making assumptions that do not match reality.---Protecting Yourself From Property Tax IncreasesTexas is a non-disclosure state — the county can reas
The Lawn Care Hustle That Turned Into an 8-Figure Exit and $30 Startup
If you want to keep your job or business while building a real estate portfolio, join these channels.👉 The Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustle Mastermind And Underwriting Group:https://www.facebook.com/share/g/187opx1PyD/👉 YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@RealestatesidehustleoperationsBuild financial security through real estate — without quitting your job or business.How do you go from mowi
How a PhD Engineer Built a Real Estate Portfolio on the Side of His W2 — and Retired in 15 Years
Dr. Jason L. Williams | Former R&D Chemical Engineer | Multifamily Syndicator | Mobile Home Community DeveloperGrowing Up Around Real EstateJason watched his father buy properties around town and felt ownership pride before he ever had his name on a deed. That early exposure planted the seed that grew into a full portfolio built on the side of a demanding engineering career.His First Property
This 21-year-old went from bussing tables to flipping 80 homes a year — and he did it without waiting for the perfect moment.
Donovan Camarotti started with a busboy job, launched a car detailing hustle, and used every dollar as a stepping stone into real estate.His first flip — a beachside condo — netted him $27,000.He never looked back.Today at 21, Donovan has completed over 100 transactions and runs a fix-and-flip operation doing roughly 80 homes a year in Florida with a lean team of 10.How He Funds His DealsDonovan d
How Julie Knight Partnered With the City to Build Homes While Working Full-Time
High-income professional or business owner?If you want to learn how to properly underwrite Commercial Real Estate before buying your first deal, join our free Monday underwriting mastermind (8–10 PM CST).We’re Moonlighters — building real estate on the side of our careers and businesses.Join here:https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CSNvA5aDp/Julie Knight is building real estate alongside her care
How Julie Knight Is Buying Real Estate While Working Full-Time and Building a Long-Term Portfolio
No money? No problem.We focus on buying real estate with no money using partners — not hype, not guesswork.Join the free Real Estate Side Hustle Mastermind here:https://www.facebook.com/share/g/17UVtdV1Ta/Julie Knight is building real estate alongside her career — not in place of it.By day, she works in public sector economic development. By night and on weekends, she builds rental properties and
How do you go from mowing lawns as a teenager to building and selling an 8-figure landscaping company and then launching a $30M tech platform?
If you want to keep your job or business while building a real estate portfolio, join these channels.👉 The Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustle Mastermind And Underwriting Group:https://www.facebook.com/share/g/187opx1PyD/👉 YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@RealestatesidehustleoperationsBuild financial security through real estate — without quitting your job or business.How do you go from mowi
How do you go from mowing lawns as a teenager to building and selling an 8-figure landscaping company and then launching a $30M tech platform?
If you want to keep your job or business while building a real estate portfolio, join these channels.👉 The Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustle Mastermind And Underwriting Group:https://www.facebook.com/share/g/187opx1PyD/👉 YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@RealestatesidehustleoperationsBuild financial security through real estate — without quitting your job or business.How do you go from mowi
High-Income Professional? Scott Carson Explains How Note Investing Creates Passive Returns
If you’re a high-income W-2 professional or business owner wanting real estate exposure without leaving your career, this episode is for you.Scott Carson explains how note investing lets you act as the bank — earning passive returns without tenants, rehabs, or daily management.💼 How to Invest in Real Estate While Working a Demanding CareerMost professionals don’t lack income — they lack time.Buyin
How Scott Carson Made Note Investing Work With a Full-Time Job
Building real estate wealth doesn’t always start with momentum, capital, or clarity. Sometimes it starts with getting knocked flat on your face. In this episode, Scott Carson shares what it actually looked like to build a real estate business while working long hours, learning on the fly, and doing whatever it took to stay afloat. Before becoming a nationally recognized note investing expert, Scot
How a CRNA Built a Multifamily Real Estate Business While Working Full-Time
Many high-income professionals want to invest in real estate but feel stuck due to demanding jobs and long hours. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustles & Syndication Show, Leslie Awasom shares how he began investing while working long hospital shifts as a CRNA—and how he used his W-2 income as leverage, not a limitation. His story shows how to build real estate on the side
How a CRNA Built a Multifamily Real Estate Business While Working Full-Time
Many high-income professionals want to invest in real estate but feel stuck due to demanding jobs and long hours. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustles & Syndication Show, Leslie Awasom shares how he began investing while working long hospital shifts as a CRNA—and how he used his W-2 income as leverage, not a limitation. His story shows how to build real estate on the side
️ Why Kevin Kennon Builds Luxury Resorts Instead of Chasing Fast Returns 🎯🏨
Many high-income professionals believe real estate success requires speed — fast deals and quick exits. In this episode, Kevin Kennon explains why his approach is different. While running a full-time architecture, development, and consulting business, Kevin focuses on long-term ownership, lifestyle alignment, and lasting value.Instead of separating work, life, and investing, Kevin believes they sh
From Architecture to Ownership: Kevin Kennon on Building Real Estate Alongside a Career 🏙️➡️🏢
Many high-income professionals and business owners want to invest in real estate but struggle to see how it fits alongside a demanding job or an operating business. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Syndication Show, Kevin Kennon explains how real estate ownership became a natural extension of his career—not a replacement for it. His journey shows how long-term wealth can be built while
Building Financial Security While Working a Demanding Job Through Private Money Lending — With Ashlee Edwards
Building wealth through real estate doesn’t require leaving a demanding career. In this episode of the Moonlight Real Estate Side Hustles & Syndication Show, Ashlee Edwards—an attorney, real estate investor, and business consultant—shares how she built financial security alongside her W-2 through disciplined systems, intentional savings, and private money lending.Ashlee grew up in Los Angeles
How a full-time attorney bought 8 properties and shifted toward private money lending while working a demanding job ⚖️🏘️💰
Building a Portfolio While Working Full-Time ⏱️Ashlee Edwards is a full-time attorney who built an eight-property portfolio while maintaining a demanding career. She began investing during the pandemic after realizing how fragile income can be when it depends on one employer.What she did:• Kept her full-time attorney role while buying properties ⚖️• Used downtime to learn through podcasts and book
💼 🎙️ He Quit His Job With 35 Properties — Then Scaled to 300
Steven built his portfolio while working 10–12 hour retail shifts, then dedicating nights and weekends to real estate. His early focus was education, mentorship, and disciplined deal analysis. He carved out consistent time instead of trying to do everything at once.Rather than letting real estate interfere with his job, Steven protected his work performance so income remained stable. That steady p
Using The BRRR Strategy on Houses and Small Multifamily to Safely Quit His Job While Working a Demanding Schedule Steven Andrews — 300 Units | Former Full-Time Retail Manager
Building a Portfolio While Working Full-TimeSteven built a 300-unit portfolio while working 10–12 hour retail shifts.What he did:• Worked retail days and handled real estate at night• Pushed through 14–15 hour days early on• Lived at home to reinvest everything• Used DIY only for learning• Followed his mentor and Building Wealth• Bought the worst house on the block to force appreciationHow you can
️ How to Build a Portfolio Slowly — One House at a Time — While Working a Demanding Job (With Jacob Carroll) 💼🏘
Many investors feel pressure to scale fast — but Jacob Carroll proves the opposite. Despite a demanding full-time job, raising kids, relocating, and running a household, Jacob built his portfolio slowly and intentionally… one property at a time.His philosophy: consistency beats speed, and you can build wealth without sacrificing your career, family, or peace of mind.💼 How Jacob Invests While Worki
How a full-time cybersecurity employee bought 12 properties while working a demanding job 🔥🏘
1. Building a Portfolio While Working Full-Time 💼⏳What he did:Built his portfolio without reducing workloadUsed a laptop + hotspot in rentalsCompleted repairs between callsScheduled staggered work blocksFocused on high-value tasksHow you can apply it:Fit real estate into natural pockets in your dayBring work tools when neededUse flexible moments for small tasksProtect the income that keeps you ban
How a Tech Sales Leader Built a 300-Unit Portfolio on Nights & Weekends – With Gurshan Bansal
Many professionals want to build wealth through real estate, but long work hours and busy lives make it feel nearly impossible. Today’s guest, Gurshan Bansal, proves that a demanding career doesn’t have to stop anyone from building a strong portfolio. As a strategic tech sales leader, he built nearly 300 units on the side using evenings, weekends, and disciplined time management — growing from a h
How Joe Is Buying Real Estate While Having W-2 Income and Building a Multi-Market Real Estate Portfolio
Some investors wait for the “perfect time.” Joe Danza built his portfolio during one of the worst—right after the 2008 crash—using credit cards, borrowed money, and sheer determination to never rely on promotions again. Today, though he could quit his job from passive income, Joe keeps his W-2 to accelerate growth, buy more assets, and stay in control. His story proves a demanding career can fuel
🎙️ Joe Has Enough to Quit His Job but Wants to Keep Growing His Business on the Side
Most people dream about the day they can walk away from their 9-to-5, but Joe Danza shows there’s another way. As a full-time IT Program Manager for the Navy, Joe has already built enough passive income through real estate to leave his job—but he’s choosing to stay. Why? Because he sees his W-2 income as a growth tool, not a limitation. While most people chase the exit, Joe’s using his steady payc
👶 She Sacrificed Family Time to Return Early… Got Laid Off Anyway — Then Built Freedom Through Real Estate with Shaletha Litt Colbert
Most people think you need the perfect exit strategy before leaving corporate America — but Shaletha Litt Colbert shows how setbacks can spark success. After being laid off just five months postpartum, she and her husband transformed adversity into a thriving international real-estate business built on determination, faith, and strategy. Starting with only two properties and a dream to live life o
How To Manage A Construction Company While Syndicating Student Housing with Beth Januzzi Underhill
Most people think you need to quit your business to scale in real estate — Beth Januzzi Underhill proves otherwise. After 25+ years running an outdoor construction company in Cincinnati, she expanded into student housing syndications during COVID — without stepping away from her main business. Her story shows that with strong partnerships, clear roles, and focus, you can build serious wealth witho
✈️ Flipping Land from Hotel Rooms: How Jack Bosch Built a Side Business That Replaced His Income
Most people assume you must quit your job to win in real estate. Jack Bosch shows another path. A German immigrant who spent five years traveling nonstop for a software job, he and his wife Michelle (also immigrants) built a land-flipping business on the side—starting with a $400 lot that sold for $4,000 the next day. Two weeks later, another deal netted $9,500. They closed 63 deals in year one an
️From Layoff to Full-Time Investor:How Ashley Davis Turned Her Real Estate Side Hustle Into a Thriving Business
How to Build a Real Estate Side Hustle While Working Full-TimeAshley worked as a senior project manager in corporate America for 15 years before a layoff pushed her into full-time investing. While still employed, she ran successful flips on the side by managing contractors remotely, setting clear weekly check-ins, and using her W-2 income to secure funding and build credit.🏘️ A Real-Life Fix-and-F
From Fear to Freedom: Andrew Freed’s Honest Take on Exiting the W-2 and Leveling Up
Most people think you must quit your job to succeed in real estate, but Andrew Freed proves otherwise. From using a HELOC on his Boston condo to scaling 240+ units, he shows how W-2 professionals can balance careers while building wealth through multifamily, syndications, and creative financing.📘 From W-2 to 240+ Units Andrew started as a project manager on the W-2 path. During COVID, Rich Dad Poo
️ From Side Projects in College to Building a Syndication Fund: Hayato Hori’s Path
Guest: Hayato Hori, Managing Partner at Red Brick Equity Focus: How to start and scale real estate investing on the side—actively or passively—while keeping your W-2 or main business strong.Starting Out: From W-2 to Real EstateAt 21, Hayato bought his first rental in Memphis while working at Hyperloop. The $200/month cash flow wasn’t enough, so he shifted to wholesaling, scaling to 10–15 deals a m
What marketing is working in 2025?
In this episode, Eric Lindsey sits down with Amber Gage, a third-generation entrepreneur, strategic marketing expert, and author with more than 20 years of experience helping companies scale and exit successfully. Amber shares her remarkable journey from running her family’s multimillion-dollar plumbing company to launching and scaling her own agency—culminating in a private equity exit.You’ll dis
🎙️ Pivoting From a Construction Company to Senior Living Housing Investing with Roberto Carbetta Part 2
Roberto Carbetta’s journey shows you don’t need millions or to quit your job to succeed in real estate. He began as a Toronto bank teller, later ran a contracting business, and then shifted to multifamily and senior living in Florida. Today, he manages a $25M+ portfolio, focusing on senior living as demand grows with the aging population.🚤 How to Invest While Working Full-TimeRoberto built on the
From Bank Teller to $25M Portfolio with Roberto Carbetta
Intro — for busy pros & business owners: Roberto Carbetta didn’t wait for retirement to invest—he built his real estate journey alongside long work hours, proving steady action drives results. Starting as a Toronto bank teller, he learned from wealthy clients tied to real estate, bought his first deal at 21, ran a construction business for over a decade, and now helps manage a $25M portfolio i
🎙️ Balancing a Yacht-Captain Career While Building a Real Estate Portfolio with Scott Kidd
Most people assume you need to quit your job to build wealth in real estate, but Scott Kidd proves otherwise. After 20 years as a yacht captain, he built a portfolio of multifamily properties and syndications—all while managing luxury yachts full-time. His journey shows how demanding professionals can still scale by leveraging partnerships, systems, and mindset.Scott’s start was simple: buying a s
️ Things to Be Aware of When Choosing a Coaching Program with Bill Ham – Part 2
Bill Ham joins the Moonlight Real Estate Syndication Show to share real talk on coaching programs, investing, and building your business while working a full-time job or running another business. With nearly 20 years in real estate, his perspective helps investors cut through noise and avoid costly mistakes.He breaks down how big-name coaching outfits work, why many investors get disappointed, and
🚨 Beware Of Bad Real Estate Coaching Programs With Bill Ham
️ Guest: Bill Ham — multifamily owner/operator since 2005, author of Real Estate Raw & Creative Cash, founder of Creative Cash Academy.👤 Host: Eric Lindsay — Moonlight Real Estate Syndication Show (built for people with a W-2 or full-time business).💡 What Bill Actually Did (and Why He Says Don’t Copy It)✈️ Started as a pilot out of school, read books, and bought a duplex as his first deal.💵 Du
️ Successfully Buying 116 Units While Serving in the Military — with David Pere 🇺🇸🏘️
Intro SummaryDavid Pere proves you don’t have to give up your career or business to build serious wealth in real estate. While serving full-time in the U.S. Marine Corps, he built a 116-door portfolio in just over six years—starting with a simple house hack and strategically scaling into multifamily and boutique hotels. He’s mastered the art of investing on the side, using systems, partnerships,
🏢 Airbnb-Style Med-Spa Suites: How Investors Can Fill Vacant Medical Offices 🏥💉
️ ️ Host: Eric Lindsay | 👤 Guest: Shannon Seeberan, Co-Founder • Cloud Med Spas👀 Investor Value PropositionShannon co-founded Cloud Med Spas—a platform that lets real-estate owners turn unused medical exam rooms into hourly rentals for aesthetic injectors. The model was built after she spent eight years consulting in aesthetic dermatology and saw nurses, RNs, and NPs eager to run their own side bu
🏘️ FINANCIAL PLANNERS WHO UNDERSTAND REAL ESTATE ARE GAME CHANGERS 💡 w/ ALAN FRANKS 📈🏦
Got a full-time job or business? Still want to build wealth through real estate? This episode is for you. 🚀Alan Franks is a financial planner who didn’t quit his job — he used it as a launchpad.While raising a family and managing clients, he quietly stacked properties and built passive income one deal at a time. 💼🏘️💵🛠️ HOW HE GOT STARTED📍 Alan began investing in his early 20s while working full-ti
️ How To Juggle Multiple Real Estate Businesses While Living In Canada with Adrian Hazzi 🇨🇦🏠
Intro SummaryAt 19, AJ couldn’t get financing, so he teamed up with a friend who had credit, bought a house, and house‑hacked with roommates—living free while values climbed. That first win pulled him into the industry; he started selling and investing the same year and became a broker/owner by 25. Today, as introduced on the show, he’s facilitated billions in deals, manages 1,000+ properties, an
HOW TO IDENTIFY FOUNDATION ISSUES ON A SINGLE‑FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY w/ RK “THE DIRT WHISPERER” BOB BROWN
Flippers, landlords, house hackers & homebuyers—foundation mistakes can vaporize your profit! 💥💸 Before you swing a hammer, get the diagnosis right. 🩺🏚️🧠🔬 STEP 1: BRING IN A LICENSED FORENSIC GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER (residential soil & movement specialist) BEFORE the foundation repair bid. Engineers figure out what’s really happening under the slab 🕳️🧭; repair companies price the fix after t
Why Oil and Gas Investing Is a Good Diversification for Investors – with Cole Oliver
Intro SummaryCole Oliver is Senior Vice-President at King Operating, forging long-term partnerships with capital-raising teams. In this episode he explains why many real-estate syndicators add oil-and-gas projects to their portfolios and what unique risks new investors should weigh before committing capital.🔍 Things DiscussedCore differences between real estate and oil & gas: daily commodity-
The Benefits of Working with an Investor-Friendly Syndication Attorney with Richard Crouch ⚖️🏢
📌 For the past two decades, Richard Crouch has been the quiet deal architect behind complex real-estate syndications—guiding sponsors through subject-to assumptions, seller-financed seconds, and multi-tier equity waterfalls. He then applied the same playbook to build his own real-estate portfolio. If you want a clear, step-by-step view of how a transaction is papered, funded, and closed, Richard’s
️ When Partnering to Buy Real Estate, Make Sure Your Partner’s Tax Problems Don’t Become Yours 🔍
Meet Our GuestCarlos Samaniego — former paramedic and former real-estate loan officer who is now a federally licensed IRS specialist (enrolled agent) and co-founder of Tax Debt Consultants, LLC.💡 How This Episode Will Help Real-Estate InvestorsHidden tax debt can block a refinance, stall a sale, or even drag an entire partnership into collections. Carlos explains exactly how to spot those risks i
🎙️ How To Operate A Syndication Business While Working Full-Time with Nate Pharmer-Eden 🤝🏢
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Using Mid‑Term Rentals to Leave a Commercial‑Lending W‑2 Job And Scaling A Mid Term Rental Management Company with Angela Healy 🏦🏡
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Lane Kawaoka started investing while working full-time as a civil engineer. When interest rates jumped and loans tightened, he paused new acquisitions, re-checked every assumption, and pivoted from quick cosmetic rehabs to ground-up multifamily development 🏗️. By building units for roughly $150 K and targeting exits around $200–250 K, he now builds in wider margins and stronger downside protection
From Buying Houses While Being a Civil Engineer To ➡️ Retiring Early Through Buying Apartments with Lane Kawaoka 🤯✨
📌 Intro SummaryLane Kawaoka locked in his first Seattle rental in 2009 while working full-time as a civil engineer. By 2015 he’d assembled 11 professionally managed single-family homes. Yet each year brought the potential risk of having at least one eviction or a major mishap—flooded basement, fallen tree, you name it—that could wipe out months of profit. Realizing that more houses meant more expo
Retiring Early From IT To Carving Out A Niche In Capital Raising with Michael Kharlab
In this episode, Michael Kharlab walks us through how he balanced a full‑time IT career while launching his real estate business—structuring each deal as its own entity, raising $2 million in days, and even pivoting midstream from Denver multifamily to Florida self‑storage. 🤓🏢Things Discussed:Balancing W2 Income & Real Estate Hustle 🖥️🏠• Steady Paycheck: Michael used his IT salary to qualify f
Retiring Early from IT Employment Through Real Estate to Raising Capital for Real Estate Syndications with Michael Kharlab 💼🏘️
🏾 Are you working full-time but dreaming of owning real estate?Want to grow wealth on the side while juggling a job or business?In this episode, you’ll meet Michael Kharlab — co-founder of CFP Group — who built a real estate investing business while working 20 years in IT & telecom 💻📞.He now helps 200+ investors grow their money passively. But it all started with one condo in Miami... and a wi
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