REL Freedom Podcast
Helping people working in all areas of the real estate industry find financial freedom. Join us as we interview the top minds in the industry to see how they used real estate in all ways, shapes and forms to find their own financial freedom. Whether you're a real estate agent, a real estate investor, a real estate syndicator, or you have a business inside of real estate, we want to highlight how you're using it to build time and financial freedom. Want to be a guest on REL Freedom? Contact us at mike@relfreedom.com
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Latest Episodes
Justin Goodin - Building Apartments When Others Won't
What started with a $44,000 rental property turned into a full-time real estate career and an unexpected opportunity to build something bigger. Justin Goodin, Founder of Goodin Development explores his journey from working as a multifamily unde...
Cheryl Scheidell - Change Your Retirement Through Reverse Mortgages
Have you ever thought that your home could become a powerful tool for creating financial flexibility in retirement? Cheryl Scheidell is a mortgage industry professional with more than 20 years of experience, including a decade specializing in r...
Harley Green - Real Estate Lending: Get Paid Without Owning Rentals
Harley Green is a former software architect and computer engineer who traded a career designing complex systems for a different kind of freedom through real estate investing. After more than 15 years in technology, Harley and his wife, Adrienne...
Chris Reece - Cannabis Meets Real Estate: The Investment Opportunity
What happens when you combine decades of investment management experience with the rapidly evolving cannabis industry? Chris Reece is Chairman and CEO of MJ REIT and co-founder of AC Capital Partners. He sits at the intersection of private real...
Mike Swenson - The $300 Billion Real Estate Opportunity
Roughly $300 billion in multifamily mortgage debt is scheduled to mature in 2026—but does that mean $300 billion worth of distressed apartment buildings are about to hit the market? Not necessarily. It means thousands of property owners are fac...