Kiss My Assets: Recent Episodes
Neighborhood Ventures
Kiss My Assets explores the value of passive investing specifically related to options in commercial real estate. Irreverent and informative, we make mailbox money accessible for every potential investor.
The macroeconomic landscape is shifting, but Arizona continues to prove its economic resilience. On this episode, the Neighborhood Ventures team covers three critical market trends and strategic investor tools:
- The Water Swap Solution: The truth behind Arizona's perceived water crisis and how an innovative desalination exchange with San Diego keeps future developments on track.
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3 in the Nation for Jobs: Why the Phoenix metro area is outperforming national trends in job growth and what that means for upcoming apartment renter demand.
- The $19 Trillion Sideline: How to look past volatile stock markets and transition passive retirement funds into tangible real estate assets using a Self-Directed IRA.
The housing market is shifting, and builders are pulling back on new constructions. What does that mean for the future of multi-family real estate? On this episode, the Neighborhood Ventures team covers three critical market trends:
- Single-Family Slowdown: Why rising costs and interest rates are pushing builders to pause.
- The Phoenix Sports Boom: How year-round hosting and new stadiums impact local demand.
- The $165B Industrial Path: TSMC's latest $20B injection into Arizona and how it's reshaping North Phoenix.
Bart and Jameson break down what's actually driving the performance of our Arizona portfolio right now—connecting the dots between regional real estate demand and practical asset management.
You'll hear about how NV is navigating the current macroeconomic landscape, maximizing property value through strategic value-add projects, a direct property-by-property status update to keep investors informed performance, and what these specific operational updates mean for investment returns.
Kyle, Bart, and Carson break down what's actually driving Arizona's growth right now—from major mixed-use redevelopments like the former Fiesta Mall to the state's top-tier migration trends. They connect the dots between population inflow, job growth, and real estate demand, and discuss what it all means for investors evaluating multifamily, infill, and large-scale transformational projects.
In Episode 198 of the Neighborhood Ventures podcast, Kiss My Assets, CEO Jamison Manwaring sits down with Tyler Bruggman of ABI Multifamily, part of one of the most active brokerage teams in Arizona. They discuss a recent Queen Creek apartment deal that drew heavy investor interest, why buyers are shifting toward newer vintage properties, and how supply, absorption, and interest rates are shaping the Phoenix multifamily market in 2026. Tyler also shares what ABI is seeing from buyers and sellers across the Valley—and why Phoenix continues to stand out as one of the strongest long-term multifamily investment markets in the country.
We just got back from the largest multifamily conference in the country — and the message from operators, lenders, and brokers was clear: the market is stabilizing, capital is active, and opportunity is shifting.
In this episode, we break down:
• National market sentiment • Why Phoenix continues to stand out • Where distress is creating buying opportunities • Oversupplied vs. recovering markets • How Neighborhood Ventures is adapting its strategy
This isn't hype — it's a real on-the-ground snapshot of multifamily heading into 2026.
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In this investor update episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with CEO Jamison Manwaring to walk through major progress across several portfolio properties.
They break down how operational improvements, smart capital upgrades, and disciplined rent strategies are driving value at Venture on 52nd, Coulter, Country Club, and Lockett — including occupancy milestones, renovation plans, and long-term investment strategy.
From washer/dryer value-add math to Flagstaff market insights, this episode gives investors a transparent look at how Neighborhood Ventures is executing its business plan and positioning assets for future returns.
Neighborhood Ventures CEO Jason Manwaring joins co-host Kyle Macdonald to break down the biggest housing and multifamily trends heading into 2026. From Phoenix's shift into a more stable, normalized market to the surge in concessions across major Sun Belt cities, they explore what today's data is really telling investors. The episode also tackles the renewed debate around rent control—and why history shows it often backfires. If you want a clear, data-driven view of where multifamily is headed, this episode delivers.
In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with Nick Jackson and Kyle Macdonald to break down why multifamily lending has surged 36% year-over-year and what it means for investors.
The team discusses the five consecutive quarters of rising lending activity, greater clarity in pricing, the wave of maturing loans hitting the market, and renewed willingness from lenders to underwrite deals after two years of volatility.
They also dive into why out-of-state firms from Chicago, LA, and New York are aggressively buying in Metro Phoenix—spanning value-add properties, Class A luxury, and ground-up development.
Finally, they unpack how Arizona's Opportunity Zones, massive federal investment, and Nvidia's announcement of U.S. chip manufacturing in Phoenix are reshaping long-term job growth, rental demand, and multifamily valuations across the Valley.
A packed episode for anyone watching Arizona real estate.
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Jamison shares:
- Why many Phoenix properties are trading 20–40% below their 2022 prices
- How Arizona's intrastate crowdfunding law empowers everyday residents to invest locally
- The behind-the-scenes dynamics of "stress vs. distress" in today's multifamily market
- Real deal stories, including lender-driven sales and value-add opportunities
- What disciplined buying and strong operations look like in this phase of the cycle
Whether you're a new investor or seasoned operator, this conversation offers a clear, honest look at the market and how Neighborhood Ventures is navigating—and capitalizing on—this unique moment in Arizona real estate.
In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with Neighborhood Ventures Co-Founder Jamison Manwaring and COO Heidi Butler to unpack insights from the Arizona State of the Market Conference and other national industry events.
They discuss:
- Why Phoenix remains one of the fastest-growing metros in the U.S. 🌵
- How the city continues to absorb record-breaking multifamily supply
- When the current oversupply and rent concessions may finally ease
- The critical role of strong property management and in-house operations
- Why 2027 may mark a turning point for rent growth and investor returns
Tune in for expert perspectives on where Arizona's housing market is headed — and how operators can navigate today's challenges while preparing for tomorrow's opportunities.
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From lawsuits to locker rooms — this week’s Neighborhood Ventures Podcast dives into Arizona’s antitrust case against Zillow, the Cardinals’ massive new $200M headquarters in North Scottsdale, and ASU’s $135M athletic upgrade reshaping Tempe’s real estate landscape.
We unpack what these moves mean for renters, investors, and the future of Arizona’s growth.
💡 Tune in for real estate insight, local news, and a touch of sports talk.
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In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with the Investor Relations team — Kyle Macdonald and Nick Jackson — to cover three big stories shaping the Valley. We kick off with ASU’s run as the nation’s most innovative university and what that means for talent retention and housing demand in Tempe. Next, we dive into the $850M redevelopment of Metrocenter Mall and its potential to transform the I-17 corridor. Finally, we look at Phoenix’s light rail expansion and why transit-oriented development is key to affordable housing and future multifamily growth. Whether you’re a Phoenix native or an out-of-state investor, this conversation highlights why the Valley remains one of the most exciting real estate markets in the country.
In this episode, the Investor Relations team—Nick Jackson, Kyle Macdonald, and Bart Diehl—dive into three big topics shaping Arizona’s future. From the nostalgia (and pain) of stepping on Legos to the major news of Lego’s Consumer & Shopper Engagement team moving to Tempe, we explore why global brands keep choosing the Valley. We then break down which Phoenix suburbs are leading the nation in both growth and affordability, and what that means for first-time buyers versus renters. Finally, we tackle the massive ripple effects of TSMC’s $40B chip plant, including the ambitious North Park master-planned community and what this surge in jobs and development means for multifamily investors.
Whether you’re a Lego fan, a future homeowner, or an investor eyeing Phoenix’s rapid growth, this episode connects the dots between lifestyle, economic development, and real estate opportunities.
In this episode, we explore two powerful forces shaping the Valley’s future. First, Mesa’s long-vacant Site 17 is finally moving forward with Culdesac’s visionary plans for a walkable, mixed-use community—nearly 1,000 new homes plus retail and lifestyle amenities designed to redefine downtown Mesa.
Then we shift to Tempe, where ASU athletics generated nearly $100M in GDP impact last season alone, with football driving more than half. We unpack what that means for local businesses, Tempe’s growth, and the broader Phoenix economy—plus a look at GCU’s rise and how university sports ripple through real estate, retail, and community development.
In this episode, we cover three major stories shaping Arizona real estate. First, Vestar unveils a massive mixed-use development in Mesa—complete with 2,500 apartments, a 600-room resort hotel, and millions of square feet of office and retail space. We discuss what this means for the East Valley’s growth trajectory.
Next, we break down Phoenix Metro’s dominance in national economic growth rankings, with Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Goodyear, Surprise, and Peoria all landing in the top 10 across categories like housing, jobs, and income growth.
Finally, we explore why apartment construction has dropped to a 10-year low—and what that means for rents, absorption, and investors in a high-demand market like Phoenix.
A rapid-fire portfolio update. Flagstaff’s Route 66 keeps humming—cash flowing, zero evictions, major systems renewed—and graduates into our long-hold REIT. In Phoenix, 12th Place and 36th Street have stabilized with fixed-rate refis after meaningful debt paydowns, while 52nd’s patio and unit upgrades are leasing above expectations. We close with Venture on Maryland: fully funded, ~$2M in targeted renovations, and a clear path to close the rent-to-market gap—plus quick hits on Country Club’s fire-system approvals and steady performance at the I-17 townhomes.
This week we tackle two big stories shaping Arizona real estate. First, the affordability gap in Phoenix — buyers now need $22,500 more just to qualify for a median home, with down payments outpacing annual salaries. What does that mean for renters, multifamily demand, and the future of homeownership in the Valley?
Then we turn to Scottsdale Quarter’s $645M sale and the planned $100M redevelopment aimed at transforming it into a luxury live-work-play hub. We unpack how these shifts reflect Arizona’s growth, where investor money is flowing, and what it means for everyday residents.
In this episode, we dive into our newest acquisition — Venture on Maryland. Jason and Heather share why this vintage property stood out, the renovation strategy we’re implementing, and how the neighborhood’s strong fundamentals support our investment. We break down the financials, including our $10.7M purchase price compared to the previous owner’s $17M, and discuss how thoughtful upgrades will reposition the property for long-term success.
We also zoom out to explore bigger trends in Arizona real estate: why the state continues to attract first-time homebuyers, the shifting dynamics between renting and owning, and how major players like Jordan Peterson and institutional investors are making big bets in the Valley. Heather highlights the personal, boutique-style property management approach that sets Venture Residences apart, including the power of resident referrals and building long-term community ties.
Whether you’re a current investor or just curious about Arizona’s multifamily landscape, this episode offers insights on why location, timing, and a hands-on approach make all the difference.
In this episode, the Neighborhood Ventures team takes you inside our newest multifamily acquisition, Venture on Maryland in Phoenix. We break down how the deal came together, the property’s unique value-add potential, and why we believe it’s well-positioned in today’s market. Tune in to hear about the acquisition process, renovation strategy, projected returns, and what this means for our growing investor community.
Bart sits down with co-founder John Koborowski to rapid-fire update the portfolio—especially assets tied to Neighborhood Ventures’ Opportunistic Fund:
- Asset #1 (acquired Jan ‘25): Occupancy jumped from 72% → 85%+ as tenant quality improved and maintenance was brought in-house; Google reviews surged from ~2.5★ to 5★ under on-site leadership.
- Venture on 52nd (closed mid-March): Now 94% occupied with 12 new leases and 15 renewals trending to market. Light CapEx (sound-dampening doors on Thomas-facing units, new semi-private patios) is boosting NOI and rental appeal.
- Venture on 12th Place: Strategic refinance converted $2M debt → $2M equity, locking in fixed financing and positioning a well-renovated, high-occupancy asset for a stronger hold.
- Venture on Maryland (under contract): 78 units in Central Phoenix at a compelling basis with lender-backed reno dollars; plan is staged interior upgrades and bringing ~$1,100 one-beds toward ~$1,500 market rents.
- Venture on Country Club: City-driven life-safety upgrades (sprinklers, egress, signage) slated to start September with tenants in place—stabilizing operations in a “buy-don’t-sell” market.
Clear takeaways: disciplined ops, targeted CapEx, and cycle-aware buying are driving occupancy, NOI, and long-term positioning across the NV portfolio.
In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, the team dives into two major developments shaping Arizona’s future. First, they unpack Toyota’s decision to build a $50 million testing facility in Whitman — why the location makes sense, what it means for high-skill jobs, and how it cements Arizona as a hub for automotive and mobility innovation. Then, the conversation shifts to Phoenix’s new $60 million Shade Plan, aiming to plant 27,000 trees and build 550 shade structures to combat extreme heat and improve “tree equity” in underserved neighborhoods.
Together, these stories highlight Arizona’s unique mix of affordability, innovation, and climate adaptation — and what it all means for residents, investors, and the multifamily housing market.
In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Lexi moderates a discussion with Bart and Heidi on three major stories shaping Arizona’s market. First, Dutch Bros is moving its headquarters to Tempe — bringing jobs, culture, and long-term growth potential. Next, they unpack why multifamily absorption is outpacing supply and what that means for rent growth, concessions, and investors. Finally, they explore the rise of millionaire renters in Phoenix, why high-net-worth individuals are choosing luxury apartments over ownership, and how this shift impacts both lifestyle and economics.
Whether you’re an investor, renter, or simply curious about Arizona’s booming real estate market, this episode dives deep into what these trends mean for the Valley.
Bart sits down with CEO Jason Manwaring to break down Neighborhood Ventures’ latest moves amid a frozen resale market and higher interest rates. They cover why NV launched the Arizona Multifamily Opportunistic Fund, how it scooped up Venture on Colter and Venture on 52nd Street at 30–35% discounts, and why Venture on 12th Place was added after solving a tough refinance gap—now sitting on permanent debt with recent appraisals around ~$9M.
They also update the NV REIT (MBE)—currently paying a 5% monthly dividend with stabilized, cash-flowing assets in Phoenix and Flagstaff—and preview new acquisitions in the pipeline. Property spotlights include Venture on 36th Street (fully occupied; moving to permanent financing) and Venture on 17th (stabilized with rents trending up). If you’re evaluating where to put capital in today’s market, this episode explains NV’s buy-right, operate-well, and exit-smart playbook.
In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with co-founder John Kobierski to share updates on several of our multifamily assets. We discuss how occupancy has improved at Venture on Coulter, the renovations boosting rents at Venture on 52nd, strategic upgrades underway at Venture on Country Club, and the continued strong performance of Venture on Route 66 in Flagstaff. Together, these updates highlight our focus on disciplined operations, thoughtful renovations, and long-term value creation for our investors.
In this Multi-family Masterclass episode, host Bart Diehl sits down with Jason Manwaring, CEO of Neighborhood Ventures, to deliver a concise investor update across the portfolio. They cover Venture on 36th Street—fully renovated, now targeting rent growth and moving from bridge to permanent financing; Venture on 17th—stabilized townhome community with strong long-term rent upside as new supply is absorbed; and Venture on Route 66 (Flagstaff)—steady cash flow supported by fixed debt, with options under review, including potential fit for the Neighborhood Ventures REIT. The discussion also spotlights the Arizona Multifamily Opportunistic Fund (recent acquisitions on Coulter and 52nd) and its disciplined, price-sensitive pipeline. Finally, they share leasing progress at Venture on Broadway (Tempe)—anchored by Dunkin, with two additional tenants secured pending TI approvals—against the backdrop of Broadway’s rising corridor traffic. Clear takeaways on operations, financing, and timing round out a pragmatic outlook for 2025.
In this episode of the Multifamily Masterclass Podcast, we dive into exciting updates across several of our active properties: Venture on Country Club, Venture on Broadway, Venture on Colter, and Venture on 52nd Street.
Join host Bart Diehl, Director of Investor Relations, as he sits down with Heather Andrews, Regional Property Manager, and John Kobierowski, President of Real Estate and Co-Founder of Neighborhood Ventures, to discuss: - Current occupancy levels and leasing trends - Renovation progress and upcoming improvements - New additions to our property management team - A major new tenant joining Venture on Broadway
...and other behind-the-scenes insights our investors won’t want to miss. Whether you're a current investor or simply curious about how we manage and improve multifamily properties, this episode offers a transparent look at how we’re continuing to add value across our portfolio.
Trump's unexpected 125% tariff on China has rattled markets and sparked volatility far beyond what most anticipated—especially considering tariffs weren’t a major part of his campaign. In this episode, Jamison unpacks how these developments are impacting construction costs, investor confidence, and multifamily real estate.
We dive into why stock traders may be cheering, but builders are bracing for impact. As new developments slow, existing multifamily properties look more appealing than ever. Jamison also dishes out some candid thoughts on market timing, and how diversifying your investments might be your best defense in uncertain times. The takeaway? In a volatile market, real estate—particularly multifamily—remains a beacon of stability.
In this episode of Multifamily Masterclass, we break down a historic Q1 for Neighborhood Ventures—our biggest fundraising quarter ever. We revisit the successful Elden UPREIT transaction and unpack the tax benefits of UPREITs and real estate investing more broadly.
We dive deep into our latest acquisitions: Venture on Colter and Venture on 52nd—two of the largest foreclosure multifamily deals in metro Phoenix this year. Hear the story behind how we acquired them at steep discounts, our current strategy to increase occupancy and rents, and what this means for our investors.
Plus, we discuss the booming success of our Opportunistic Fund, how we vet deals, and the pros and cons of direct investment versus fund investment.
Also in this episode: - Why TSMC’s $160 Billion Arizona investment is a game changer for real estate
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How new tariffs and rising costs are impacting multifamily operators and renters
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Why now might be the time to buy, not build
If you're an investor, property owner, or just love talking shop about real estate, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
Multifamily Masterclass Podcast | Venture on 52nd Street – Week 1 Funding Success
In this week's episode of the Multifamily Masterclass Podcast, host Bart Diehl is joined by panelists Heather Andrews and John Kobierowski to break down the exciting first week of funding for Venture on 52nd Street.
💰 Nearly $2 Million Raised in the First Week! This offering is already off to a strong start, and we’re thrilled by the enthusiasm from our investor community.
🏢 Inside the Property:
Heather Andrews shares insights on property management and maintenance teams already on-site, working with tenants to ensure a smooth transition. She also highlights her favorite aspects of the property.
John Kobierowski takes us behind the scenes of the acquisition process, revealing how this unique foreclosure—secured at auction—could be one of our most promising deals yet.
👏 A Huge Thank You to Our Investors! We’re incredibly grateful for your trust and excited to watch this property evolve alongside you.
💸 Two Ways to Invest: Direct Investment: 12% preferred return Arizona Multifamily Opportunistic Fund: Targeting a 16-20% annualized IRR
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In this episode of Multifamily Masterclass, host Bart Diehl is joined by Heidi Butler and Jamison Manwaring to break down the latest trends in multifamily supply and demand. We analyze market absorption rates, the impact of rising interest rates on rental demand, and why affordable housing remains a critical issue in Arizona. Looking ahead to 2025, we discuss how the new administration’s economic policies—especially interest rate shifts—will influence multifamily investments and development. With a sharp decline in new supply and steady rent growth on the horizon, we explore why now could be a prime moment for multifamily owners.
In this episode, we share exciting updates on our latest projects and reflect on an incredible year for Neighborhood Ventures. Here's what you'll hear: Capital Raise Milestone: Venture on Colter is over 80% funded, with plans to close on the building in early February. We're thrilled to seize opportunities in a down market and share why we believe this is a prime time for real estate investing. 2024 Highlights: From fully leasing and refinancing our Venture on 36th Street property to the successful launch of our Arizona Multifamily Opportunistic Fund and its first acquisition, Venture on Colter, it’s been a record-breaking year. Exciting Milestones: - Rezoning success at Venture on Country Club, paving the way for long-term leasing. - Venture on Mountain View joining NV REIT via an Upreit transaction, improving the tenant profile and securing a sub-4% permanent loan. - Over 85% of Mountain View investors choosing to stay with NV REIT. NV REIT Updates: Learn how our unique REIT structure allows everyone to invest in a diverse portfolio of cash-flowing assets. Plus, we discuss the parallels between the stock and real estate markets and the impact of rising interest rates, emphasizing why this market presents a rare opportunity to invest in discounted deals. Join us for a recap of a transformative 2024 and insights into the opportunities ahead!
In this episode of Multifamily Masterclass, host Bart Diehl is joined by panelists John Kobierowski and Amanda Schwicht to dive into the unique acquisition of Venture on Colter. Being one of only 33 multifamily assets of 100+ units sold in Metro Phoenix in 2024, this deal stands out as a rare opportunity.
We explore:
- The art of acquiring distressed assets at significant discounts.
- Why Venture on Colter shines, thanks to $2M in smart renovations and minimal future updates from the previous owner.
- The perks of being neighbors with GCU, from enhanced security to community upliftment.
- A message to investors: Why this property is poised for success and how it stacks up in today’s market.
Tune in to learn how strategic investments like these pave the way for long-term success in multifamily real estate!
Exciting News from Multifamily Masterclass: Venture on Colter!
In this episode, host Bart Diehl is joined by Neighborhood Ventures CEO Jamison Manwaring and Director of Property Management Heather Andrews to dive into the details of their latest acquisition, Venture on Colter.
This property marks the first asset in the Arizona Multifamily Opportunistic Fund, acquired at an impressive 30%+ discount. Located in Central Phoenix near Grand Canyon University and the I-17, Venture on Colter features two buildings with a total of 123 units—positioning it as a standout addition to the NV portfolio.
Want to know how you can invest? Here are your options:
- Direct Investment in Venture on Colter with a 12% preferred return.
- Fund Investment through the Opportunistic Fund, offering a 16–20% annualized IRR.
Tune in to hear why this acquisition is such a game-changer and what it means for investors. We're thrilled to share this milestone and the opportunities it brings!
Topic 1: Trump Won the Presidency Donald Trump is going to be the 47th president, and he has a republican majority in the Senate. We chat about how a Trump presidency is already changing the Stock Market, interest rates have gone back up which was a surprise to many voters. We have seen positive changes in the eyes of the market but we know there are always two sides to every story. We cover Trumps promises and where we think real estate fits into his plans. We also touch on immigration; Arizona being a state that is on the border of the U.S. and Mexico.
Topic 2: CNBC Goldman Sachs Forecasts S&P to perform well under 8% in the next 10 years (potentially closer to 3%). We discuss how this might make investors look at investing in other options such as treasury’s and real estate for higher returns.
Topic 3: Newsweek Article “A City within a City” This project, Halo Vista, happening in Arizona will add housing, industrial and office spaces. Chip designers, engineering students and other similar people will all be able to live in this community out by the TSMC plant. This will also bring thousands of jobs to the area.
Topic 4: Apartment REITs outperformed on rent growth. Lots of supply kept competition for units low and now, as supply plummets, competition is getting tighter and rents are going up. We are also seeing trends showing that mega apartment buildings with 500+ units are becoming less desirable, and people are looking to join a closer knit community at smaller apartment buildings.
This week, Multifamily Masterclass gets lively as host Bart Diehl teams up with panelists Heidi Butler and Jamison Manwaring to break down the latest news and trends in multifamily real estate—with plenty of laughs along the way!
First up, we dig into the heated debate on political rent caps. Are they a necessary tool to protect renters, or a barrier to investors? We explore how rent caps affect the multifamily market, the ongoing supply-demand dilemma, and whether a national rent cap is even possible. Can landlords and residents both win?
Then, we dive into why multifamily construction is taking a nosedive. In 2024 alone, 168,000 more units have been completed than started—what’s going on? We’ll discuss why this matters for investors, and whether rents and property values will rise as a result.
On a lighter note, we play a fun game with surprising data from Zillow, guessing which apartment amenities renters are hunting for—some answers may shock you!
Finally, we tackle Arizona’s sizzling buzz, from the much-anticipated Cannon Beach water park finally opening to the pickleball craze sweeping the state. And with the steady flow of Californians moving in, could Arizona be on its way to becoming a blue state? Arizonans have plenty to say, especially those chanting, “Don’t California my Arizona!
In this insightful episode, host Bart Diehl sits down with industry experts John Kobierowski and Heidi Butler to explore four pressing topics shaping the current real estate market. From the Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate cut and its implications for investors, to why many investors are hitting pause on new ventures, we dive deep into the forces at play. Our panel also unpacks the surprising reasons behind baby boomers holding onto their homes, and the growing trend of people flocking to Flagstaff. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just curious about real estate trends, this episode offers valuable perspectives you won't want to miss.
In this episode, Jamison interviews seasoned real estate investor Larry Gustafson, who started his investing journey with just $500. With a background in insurance and real estate, Larry has amassed a portfolio of over 67 investment properties, and remarkably, not a single one has been a loss—his closest call still turned a small profit. He shares his experience, hoping to inspire even one listener to take the leap into investing.
Larry walks us through his journey from the very beginning, including how he still lives in the first house he ever bought. His secret? He saves over 50% of every dollar he earns. Larry explains the importance of this disciplined approach and why it’s worth considering, even though it’s not always easy in today’s materialistic world.
We also delve into how he maintains his focus and resists temptations, his criteria for identifying the perfect investment property, and what red flags to avoid.
Larry closes out the episode by offering his best advice to the younger generation: How should you be allocating your hard-earned money today?
Tune in to this week’s episode of The Multifamily Masterclass Podcast, where host Bart Diehl is joined by panelists Jamison Manwaring and Heidi Butler. Together, they explore the evolving landscape of the multifamily market as we edge closer to the 2024 election. They also delve into the generational shifts affecting when young adults are moving out of their parents' homes. This episode covers key topics, including:
Topic 1: Political Rent Caps
We dive into the Biden administration's controversial proposal to implement a 5% annual rent cap. Was it more about politics than practicality? With Biden stepping out of the race and Harris staying silent, we explore the pros, cons, and potential consequences of such a policy, while acknowledging our own biases.
Topic 2: Market Insights
The rental market is undergoing significant shifts. From the expected delivery of 2 million new rental units by 2028 to the impact of record-high home prices, we analyze how these trends are playing out, particularly in the Phoenix market. What does the future hold as construction slows and rents potentially rise? We'll also discuss the growing gap between renting and buying, as more people choose to rent in response to high interest rates.
Topic 3: The Rise of Adults Living at Home
With 17% of adults aged 25-35 now living with their parents—up from 7% in 1970—we explore the social and economic factors driving this trend. Is it just about affordability, or are there deeper cultural shifts at play? Plus, Bart shares his hot take on what he thinks might be the solution. Join us as we break down these complex issues and provide our insights on what they mean for the future of real estate.
Join host Jamison Manwaring, CEO of Neighborhood Ventures, and Bart Diehl, Director of Investor Relations, as they dive into the dynamic world of multifamily real estate. In this week's episode, they analyze ABI Multifamily's latest housing report, revealing a dip in sales and the resilience of 100+ unit properties owned by large institutions. Despite widespread distress in commercial real estate, multifamily and industrial properties remain stable.
Discover recent multifamily sales in Phoenix, including details on unit counts, sale prices, and demographics. The hosts also discuss WaFed's major asset sale to Bank of America, as reported in Forbes, and its implications for future lending opportunities.
Understand the current lending freeze and its impact on real estate operators, along with factors driving market demand, such as rebounding renter household formation, increased supply, affordability, and stable apartment occupancy.
Addressing a New York Times article suggesting trouble in the multifamily sector, the hosts support Jay Parson's rebuttal, emphasizing record-high apartment demand. Learn about the Arizona Multifamily Opportunistic Fund launched by Neighborhood Ventures, as Bart quizzes Jamison on the fund's objectives, criteria for asset selection, and strategies for achieving exceptional returns.
Tune in for expert insights, market trends, and investment strategies in the multifamily real estate sector!
Welcome to Multifamily Masterclass, the ultimate podcast for real estate investors and enthusiasts seeking to navigate the multifamily investment landscape with confidence and insight.
In this episode, Bart asks our CEO Jamison our most frequently asked questions from Investors. Specifically, they dive into:
- Risks of Investing: Compare the risks of investing in stocks versus private real estate and discover why multifamily investments might be your safest bet.
- Market Insights: Get an expert’s take on the current market trends and what opportunities and challenges lie ahead.
- Capital Calls: Find out why Neighborhood Ventures is saying no to capital calls and what this means for your investment strategy.
- Deal Evaluation: Learn how to distinguish between a good deal and a bad deal with Jamison’s tried-and-true evaluation criteria.
- Asset Criteria: Uncover the specific criteria that an asset must meet for consideration by Neighborhood Ventures.
And lastly,
- Market Indicators: Identify the key indicators that differentiate an upswing area from a downswing area and make smarter investment decisions.
Join us for an engaging and informative discussion that will elevate your understanding of multifamily real estate investments and help you master the market. Don’t miss out on the insights that could transform your investment strategy!
Join us as we unpack the latest trends in the rental market. While rents and occupancy rates are declining in many areas, Phoenix remains stable and continues to grow. We highlight cities facing the worst occupancy levels, such as Myrtle Beach, San Antonio, and Augusta, and discuss how recent construction booms have impacted these markets.
Despite Phoenix's ongoing growth, we address concerns about future interest rate hikes and the potential decline in new housing starts. Many experts predict rising rents and sustained high demand for houses, even with high-interest rates.
We'll also review a CNN article discussing the hidden costs of homeownership, debating whether renting might be a smarter choice for now. Plus, we compare the pros and cons of buying new construction homes versus older properties, focusing on the associated costs of each. Tune in for a comprehensive analysis of the current housing landscape!
In this episode, we explore the latest trends shaping Arizona's economy and lifestyle. With baby boomers increasingly choosing to rent and remote work becoming the norm, the commercial real estate market is facing unprecedented challenges. We'll discuss why many owners are selling their properties at a loss and how some companies (not ours) are resorting to capital calls.
Arizona is also at the forefront of a semiconductor boom, with TSMC surpassing Intel and creating thousands of new jobs. We'll delve into how local universities are preparing students for these opportunities and the impact of major companies like Kohler investing in the state. Tune in to understand the dynamic changes happening in Arizona and how you can benefit from them.
In this week's episode of our podcast, we discuss in detail how the TSMC and other chip plants are changing the future of Arizona, and how this brings a drive for more affordable housing in the valley as well. We also talk about the development of the next tallest tower in Arizona, which includes office spaces, apartments, and a new affordable co-housing option, called Urban Suites (much like student dorm housing). Lastly, we cover how renting will be cheaper than buying real estate for years to come, compared to previous trends where renting and buying were almost the same price in the past. With this in mind, we share our thoughts on how we can let this housing trend be our friend, although some people may not be happy with the prices of housing today, there are several advantages to renting for the time being.
In this weeks Kiss My Assets Podcast, we have a very special guest, Mat Sorensen, CEO of Directed IRA and author of The Self Directed IRA Handbook. If you have ever wanted to invest but do not know where to start, you have come to the right place! We talk all about the tried and true investing options, the difference between a traditional IRA, and a Roth IRA, and how you can benefit much more than you think when moving around your retirement money. We even talk about real life investors who have invested their Directed IRA money with Neighborhood Ventures! It was an absolute pleasure to have Mat on the podcast, and we truly believe you will benefit greatly from listening this week. If you want to check out Directed IRA you can find them at directedira.com!
In this week’s Kiss My Assets Episode we discuss all the trends we are seeing within rent growth in the multifamily market! As a multifamily investing company, this is huge news! We also discuss some more fun topics such as the new complex that is nearly finished here in AZ which is essentially a Barbie/Hot Wheels theme park for adults! Tune in to hear the rest and get the inside scoop on all things real estate!
In this week's Kiss My Assets Podcast we discuss new trends in the multifamily market using data from sources such as Globe St and Phoenix Business Journal! We also touch on the new updates regarding the TSMC plant here in Phoenix and how this will boost our economy for years to come.
In this weeks Kiss My Assets episode, we discuss corporate growth in the Phoenix area, how Dutch Bros is helping the surge in the housing market spike, and what this means for multifamily. We also talk about rent growth across America referencing sources such as Yardi Matrix and Globe Street, not only for 2024, but for several more years to follow.
Welcome back to the first Kiss My Assets episode of 2024! This week we discuss all things Downtown Phoenix. Find out why everyone is moving to big cities, and how these cities are finally bouncing back since the pandemic. We also cover Forbes list of best Airports in America, and why it seems as though people are coming to terms with being “forever renters”.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets - Jamison Manwaring interviews special guest, Kimberly Taynton, who is the Vice President and Senior Underwriting for BWE (Bellwether Enterprise). The two delve into various facets of commercial real estate lending, with a primary focus on HUD (Housing and Urban Development) loans, property sizes, and career guidance. The conversation dives into the applicability of HUD loans across different property sizes. However, it's also noted that processing small apartment buildings with HUD can be quite labor-intensive. Despite this, lenders typically prefer larger loans, typically ranging from one to two million dollars or more, due to the effort involved.
The discussion proceeds to shed light on the average loan sizes within the HUD program. Kimberly mentions that her company’s primary focus lies in loans of $25 million and above, with some even exceeding the $50 million mark. Interestingly, these loans are sized at 80% loan-to-cost or occasionally as high as 85%, despite facing higher interest rates. The conversation takes a turn towards offering career advice, especially for young college students. Kimberly suggests pursuing a degree in Real Estate Finance or obtaining an MBA with a finance background. She highlights the importance of gaining practical experience through internships to ascertain whether the field aligns with one's interests and ambitions. However, she also cautions that despite the intriguing nature of the real estate industry, it involves meticulous detail work and extensive writing.
Kimberly emphasizes the critical factor of finding a career that complements one's interests and strengths, whether that lies in underwriting, origination, or other aspects of real estate. Moreover, she shares her own career journey, noting how she transitioned to client-facing roles alongside her underwriting responsibilities, adding depth to her career experience.
To watch the episode pieces on YouTube, check out the links below.
Part 1: https://youtu.be/u-qsy76YDFs
Part 2: https://youtu.be/Vk8hsuaGmrA
Part 3: https://youtu.be/wlnubEHEavw
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Jamison, Bart, Bella, and Heather delve into several significant developments in Arizona, including education initiatives, technology workforce development, and the future of a local landmark.
They discuss the collaboration between the Arizona Science Center and the National Taiwan Science Education Center, addressing the semiconductor industry's projected workforce shortfall. The partnership underscores the importance of practical skill development alongside traditional education in making Arizona a semiconductor hub. They shift to Maricopa Community Colleges' successful 10-day semiconductor technician Quick Start program, reflecting the growing interest in semiconductor-related careers and alternative education pathways.
Arizona State University's recognition as the top innovative college by the US News and World Report is discussed as well. ASU's commitment to real-world preparation through internships and specialized programs, combined with its plans for campus expansion and a potential medical school, showcases its dedication to innovation and growth.
They explore Turf Paradise, a historical North Phoenix landmark known for horse racing and betting. The owner's decision to sell the property prompts discussions about potential buyers and land use possibilities, given the valuable land footprint. These topics provide insight into the dynamic and forward-looking nature of Arizona's education, technology, and real estate sectors.
Articles Mentioned:
GlobeSt Home Price Growth: https://www.globest.com/2023/09/13/home-price-growth-regains-its-momentum/?kw=Home%20Price%20Growth%20Regains%20Its%20Momentum&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=multifamilyalert&utm_content=20230914&utm_term=rem&oly_enc_id=1349H2825812H4V
Yahoo Natural Disasters: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/housing-market-unaffordable-record-share-220036531.html?guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALxkTAeHM9amiXf-HteYSResnNo6jFpnG9v_Cuk_5Fh_m-LUyEz7nub_BQZLWKx78kT_Ug7PFYRXbIbWz6wHbq5UG29Llv48UTMJV03jWFNLbB1gdrrEALUP6R5V5U3oAzlXWiqZ8dQDrzW1mZ-7Er8RXwl0idFAclspzjmG_KM4&guccounter=2
Storage Cafe Active RE Markets: https://www.arizonafoothillsmagazine.com/in-house/in-house-news/phoenix-leads-nation-as-one-of-the-most-active-real-estate-markets-report
GlobeSt Attractive Asset Class: https://www.globest.com/2023/09/21/multifamily-is-most-attractive-asset-class-survey-finds/?kw=Multifamily%20Is%20Most%20Attractive%20Asset%20Class%2C%20Survey%20Finds&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=multifamilyalert&utm_content=20230921&utm_term=rem&oly_enc_id=1349H2825812H4V
PBJ AZ Science Center & Taiwan Education Center: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/09/18/arizona-science-center-taiwan-science-hobbs-semi.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=ae&utm_content=PH&j=32753074&senddate=2023-09-18&empos=p1
PBJ ASU Top of US News: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/09/18/asu-remains-us-news-most-innovative-school.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=ae&utm_content=PH&j=32753074&senddate=2023-09-18&empos=p6
PBJ Turf Paradise Shut Down: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/09/19/turf-paradise-close-redevelop-industrial.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&utm_term=phoenix_morning_call
In this episode of "Kiss My Assets," Bella and John provide an update on the 36th Street property in Phoenix, Arizona. The property, strategically located near employment centers and nightlife, is undergoing renovations. John mentions the challenges of rising construction costs, particularly in paint and appliances. Despite these challenges, they are on track to deliver the first batch of ten renovated units October 1st.
The property features 30 units, a shared courtyard, covered parking, and a pool. The renovation aims to increase rents significantly, with one-bedroom units expected to go from $930 to around $1,300 per month and two-bedroom units from $1,000 to approximately $1,600 per month. John anticipates attracting higher-quality tenants after the renovations.
They also discuss the project's financial details, such as a 12% target preferred return, a $1,000 minimum investment, and a three-year target hold period. Currently, they have 139 Arizona investors and 8 out-of-state accredited investors through the Reg D offering.
In this podcast episode, the team delves into several notable developments and trends in the multifamily housing market, with a primary focus on Tempe and Phoenix, Arizona. Tempe has approved plans for the construction of 500 apartment units, with an additional 1,000 units in the pipeline, including one of the city's tallest buildings spanning 27 stories. The team discusses the growing competition for student housing in the area.
They explore the broader multifamily rental market in Phoenix, where they reference an article highlighting robust increases in rents. They attribute this trend to delayed or canceled construction projects, largely due to the challenges of making them profitable amid rising debt financing costs. Jamison expresses concerns about the difficulty of finding affordable housing for middle-market individuals and discusses the longer timelines and increased expenses associated with affordable housing projects.
They also touch upon the impact of escalating construction costs and emphasize the need to build vertically, promoting density instead of horizontal sprawl, especially in light of the influx of approximately 100,000 people into the metro Phoenix area each year. The discussion underscores the challenges and opportunities in the multifamily housing markets of Tempe and Phoenix, with a focus on rising rents, changing development trends, and the need for more accessible housing options, both for students and the broader population.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Bella Hoffman and Amanda Schwicht interview Chad Gillund, an out-of-state investor in the NV REITs. Chad, despite limited prior knowledge of real estate, shares why he chose Neighborhood Ventures as his investment platform. He was drawn in by their extensive educational resources and transparency.
Chad's investment approach involved thorough market research, focusing on the Phoenix multi-family real estate market due to its growth potential. They discuss Neighborhood Ventures' expansion plans and offer advice for aspiring investors, emphasizing the importance of starting small and consistent investments.
Chad reflects on his investment journey, highlighting the power of compounding, similar to investing in dividend stocks. He values cash flow understanding and trusts Neighborhood Ventures' founders, Jamison Manwaring and John Kobierowski. The conversation ends with Chad inviting potential investors to explore the wealth of information on Neighborhood Ventures' platform and sharing his positive testimonial of three years of investment growth.
Jamison Manwaring discusses with Phoenix Mortgage Broker founder Nick Heth, what's happening today in the Phoenix housing market. The two experts speak about the height of today's rates, the ongoing influx of migration to the state, and tips for beginner home buyers.
To the watch episode on YouTube, check us out on Neighborhood Ventures.
In this special episode of Kiss My Assets, four amazing women of the team join together to speak on the topic of women's roles in multifamily and finance. The ladies address the importance of women being proactive in gaining financial knowledge, seeking mentors, and embracing risks. Highlighted in this episode is also the importance of starting early in financial planning and investing. The panel emphasizes breaking away from traditional financial stereotypes and taking control of one's financial future through knowledge, planning, and community support.
Tune in to hear their stories!
You can watch them on video through our YouTube page down below:
Part 1: https://youtu.be/oui0T-fr9nY
Part 2: https://youtu.be/J6hWXV3q6V8
Part 3: https://youtu.be/gtiyDokT5Hw
In this episode of "Kiss My Assets," Jamison Manwaring, CEO of Neighborhood Ventures, discusses various real estate topics with Heather Andrews and Bart Diehl. They talk about the decrease in inflation and the migration away from Portland due to safety concerns. They highlight the growth trends in different regions, emphasizing the importance of identifying investment opportunities. The shortage of multi-family housing is discussed, along with the increasing demand for rentals. They mention the improved quality of rental properties and the shift towards renting over buying. Jamison emphasizes the long-term mindset required for real estate investments.
Check out our website for more information on how to get started with multifamily investing, for as little as $1,000 today!
In this week's episode our Director of Marketing, Bart Diehl, leads the discussion between Millennials and Gen Z individuals about owning versus renting a home. They cover topics like financial stability, flexibility, maintenance responsibilities, affordability, and personal goals. Overall, the conversation highlights the different factors and perspectives that influence the preference for owning or renting a home.
You don't want to miss this episode!
In this episode, Jamison, Bart & Heather present KMA LIVE! Where investors can join the live stream and ask questions on air. Covering important topics in today's market, this episode is not one to miss!
In this episode, Heather, Bart & Jamison discuss the current trends in renting versus owning a home. Rents are still high, but often more affordable than a mortgage. Renting is becoming more popular due to affordability, flexibility, and changing attitudes of younger generations. Rent prices have been influenced by factors like upgrading living spaces and low-interest rates.
On this episode, Co-Founder Jamison Manwaring and Investor Relations Heather Andrews, take a deep dive into investing with the highly acclaimed investment sales broker, James Nelson.
In this episode, Heather, Bart, and Jamison discuss the U.S. housing market, particularly in Arizona and the Phoenix metro area. They talk about the high demand for houses, the lack of supply, and the resulting increase in renting apartments. The three also discuss the multifamily market, which has been performing well due to an increase in job opportunities and a change in people's preferences for where they want to live. Mentioned are the luxury multifamily complexes and large mixed-use developments, such as Park Central, as examples of the region's maturing and need for more density.
Articles Mentioned: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/05/01/gpec-phoenix-selectusa-delegation-arizona.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&utm_term=phoenix_morning_call https://www.globest.com/2023/05/01/one-in-three-office-buildings-are-ripe-for-residential-conversion/?kw=One%20in%20Three%20Office%20Buildings%20are%20Ripe%20for%20Residential%20Conversion&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=nationalamalert&utm_content=20230501&utm_term=rem&enlcmp=nltrplt4&oly_enc_id=1349H2825812H4V&slreturn=20230404142032 https://www.globest.com/2023/05/01/home-buyers-still-pursue-cross-country-moves-to-affordable-locations/?kw=Home%20Buyers%20Still%20Pursue%20Cross%20Country%20Moves%20to%20Affordable%20Locations&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=nationalamalert&utm_content=20230501&utm_term=rem&enlcmp=nltrplt4&oly_enc_id=1349H2825812H4V https://www.globest.com/2023/05/01/first-republic-bank-sold-to-jpmorgan-chase/?kw=First%20Republic%20Bank%20Sold%20to%20JPMorgan%20Chase&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=nationalamalert&utm_content=20230501&utm_term=rem&enlcmp=nltrplt4&oly_enc_id=1349H2825812H4V https://www.globest.com/2023/05/02/multifamily-fundamentals-are-beginning-to-stabilize/?kw=Multifamily%20Fundamentals%20Are%20Beginning%20to%20Stabilize&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=multifamilyalert&utm_content=20230503&utm_term=rem&oly_enc_id=1672A8196145A2U https://fortune.com/2023/04/02/housing-market-home-sellers-go-on-strike-home-prices-spring-real-estate/ https://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/phoenix-among-top-10-markets-for-multifamily-investment-in-2023/ https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/03/28/life-time-paradise-valley-mall-redevelopment.html https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/02/15/apartments-grocery-construction-former-valley-mall.html https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/03/31/iconic-mall-redevelopment-apartment-projects.html
In this episode, Jamison and John discuss the strong demand for Multifamily properties in Arizona and the Sunbelt region, as well as the current status of each project, including our latest offerings, Venture on 17th and NV REIT. They also touch on topics such as buying stabilized assets, reinvestment of distributions, permits and zoning, and the best times to buy and sell in the market. Listen now for key updates on our open houses and expansion plans for accredited investors outside of Arizona.
In this episode, we're speaking with special guests Kyle Buffy (VP) and Harry Su (Incoming Pres.) of the ASU Real Estate Club. From where the club started to where it is now, Kyle and Harry share their experiences with running the club and how beneficial it is for the school.
ASU Real Estate Club Website: http://www.realestateclubatasu.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realestateclub_asu/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-real-estate-club-at-asu/
State Press Article: https://www.statepress.com/article/2023/03/asu-real-estate-club-helps-students-through-networking-education
Learn more about our properties and investing through our website: https://neighborhood.ventures/
Featuring Attorney Alexandra Arboleda, this episode of Kiss My Assets brings to light the current water situation Arizona is in. With a deep knowledge of water law in Arizona, Arboleda answers the big questions regarding water in the state.
After launching our most recent project - Venture on 17th, Jamison and John explain the details. From the surrounding area to the returns investors might see, our Co-Founders cover the in's and out's of this new project.
To learn more about investing in this project, check out the link below!
https://linktr.ee/neighborhood_ventures?utm_source=linktree_admin_share
Article Referenced: https://www.wsj.com/articles/godot-recession-federal-reserve-powell-d50ba71f
Video Referenced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nh9F3BBwSs
As curiosity rises for REITs, Heather Andrews and Jamison Manwaring bring to light the current trends between investing in a REIT vs Homeownership. Discussed are the steps to investing in a REIT and what to look for when a person decides to invest. They also reviewed the upcoming projects Arizona has in store for 2023. Tune in to stay up to date in today's real estate market!
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Neighborhood Ventures investor - Ted Araya, joins Jamison and Heather for an in-depth conversation. Ted shares his journey into the Real Estate investment world, and how wants to help others join the community as well.
Articles Mentioned: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/11/29/corelogic-case-shiller-index-phoenix-home-prices.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=ae&utm_content=PH&j=29840180&senddate=2022-11-29 https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/11/29/tempe-approves-coyotes-arena-development.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&ana=e_PH_me&j=29845368&senddate=2022-11-30 https://www.tucsonlocalmedia.com/marana/article_fea3a5aa-7021-11ed-9440-afa848c98fc7.html https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/11/30/arizona-el-dorado-holdings-homes-pinal-county.html https://apple.news/AgkxFtzUvRlScU2AOTduvnw https://www.globest.com/2022/12/02/jobs-report-thumbs-its-nose-at-inflation-concerns/?kw=Jobs%20Report%20Thumbs%20Its%20Nose%20at%20Inflation%20Concerns&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=spotlightonalert&utm_content=20221202&utm_term=rem https://tucson.com/news/local/subscriber/battery-making-startup-could-employ-up-to-1-000-workers-in-tucson/article_84e9d048-70e6-11ed-85e3-b7a0911be899.html https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/12/06/tsmc-phoenix-arizona-biden-white-house.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&ana=e_PH_me&j=29901443&senddate=2022-12-06 https://www.globest.com/2022/12/05/renters-benefiting-from-more-apartment-supply/?kw=Renters%20Benefiting%20From%20More%20Apartment%20Supply&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=multifamilyalert&utm_content=20221205&utm_term=rem https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/12/09/rentals-super-bowl-phoenix-open.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&ana=e_PH_me&j=29935810&senddate=2022-12-09 https://apple.news/A1zMXjjOPQDSVr_vgJxvPNA
With inflation affecting our Thanksgiving prep by a whopping 11% increase from last year, Heather and Jamison are intrigued to dive into the possible outcome of this high-price market.
Keeping in line with upcoming news, the two also bring attention to the plans of a new Taiwanese semiconductor coming to Northern Phoenix to begin production of a major technology demand to be purchased by Apple.
Speaking of Northern Phoenix, tune in to this episode for more insight into the plans freshly approved by the Phoenix City Council to revive the Metrocenter Mall and its surrounding areas to serve a further maturated environment in the valley.
Articles mentioned in the podcast below:
https://apple.news/Air4maT8qSPiuLT16cz8v6g
https://www.reuters.com/technology/apple-prepares-source-chips-arizona-plant-bloomberg-news-2022-11-15/
https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/11/16/metrocenter-mall-phoenix-redevelopment-final-ok.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&ana=e_PH_me&j=29727263&senddate=2022-11-17
https://apple.news/AnmHVc0PtRTmd7iUtRDvwYA
https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/11/18/phoenix-construction-costs-labor-challenges.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&ana=e_PH_me&j=29739528&senddate=2022-11-18
https://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/residential-real-estate/heres-why-analysts-say-phoenix-housing-market-favors-buyers/
https://www.azcentral.com/story/money/business/jobs/2022/11/16/arizona-minimum-wage-increase-already-among-highest-will-rise-again-in-2023/10672592002/
Check out our YouTube channel to watch clips from this episode and many more from our Kiss My Assets podcast!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbglON5k8i-bRS6fSsSno_A/
Article links referred to throughout the show:
https://www.gpec.org/news/arizona-water-position/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=page-post
https://azbigmedia.com/lifestyle/3-metro-phoenix-cities-rank-among-top-20-millennial-hotspots/
https://www.benzinga.com/markets/commodities/22/10/29470175/will-homeownership-soon-be-a-thing-of-the-past-the-strategy-millennials-are-using-to-enter-re
https://www.wsj.com/articles/inflation-driven-record-rents-mean-more-people-are-piling-in-with-roommates-11666671826
https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/11/02/phoenix-urban-land-institute-pwc-arizona-growth.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=me&utm_content=PH&ana=e_PH_me&j=29568811&senddate=2022-11-02
https://apple.news/A-BEwIn8ESMOH1oNrd2hCgw
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardmcgahey/2022/11/02/feds-rate-hikes-arent-bulldozing-commercial-real-estate--yet/?sh=54d80adc5859
https://abimultifamily.com/?a=70A5D07112843348
In this special episode of Kiss My Assets, Co-Founder Jamison Manwaring is featured on the podcast, 'Rethink Real Estate. For Good.' Founder of SmallChange.co Eve Picker (show host), dives into the career and history of our CEO, while also exploring the benefits of investing in real estate through crowdfunding.
Rent growth is coming to a plateau, yet real estate investments can continue to be a stable steady return. Heather and Jamison dive into MoveBuddah's report on 2022's migration trends, and why these areas will continue to see growth. With Phoenix's continued job growth, they discuss how we're going to continue meeting the demand for more housing, and the trade that's going to be crucial in the coming years.
Articles Mentioned:
https://phoenixagentmagazine.com/2022/09/27/phoenix-named-one-of-the-most-popular-cities-to-move-to-during-the-first-half-of-2022/?utm_source=emailoctopus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=09.29%20%20PHX%20-%20TJI
https://www.realpage.com/analytics/investment-sun-belt-markets-growing-much-faster-than-gateway-metros/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/10/03/want-career-saving-planet-become-an-electrician/
https://www.azcommerce.com/oeo/
https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/10/10/valley-pandemic-rent-rise-declining-slightly.html?cx_testId=40&cx_testVariant=cx_9&cx_artPos=5#cxrecs_s
https://www.apartmentlist.com/rent-report/az/phoenix
https://www.globest.com/2022/09/28/higher-income-tenants-pay-the-biggest-rent-hikes-and-are-least-likely-to-miss-a-payment/?kw=Higher-Income%20Tenants%20Pay%20the%20Biggest%20Rent%20Hikes%20and%20are%20Least%20Likely%20to%20Miss%20a%20Payment&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=multifamilyalert&utm_content=20220928&utm_term=rem
Listen to the Q4 2022 Livestream here!
https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/kissmyassets/KMA_108_-_FINAL_LIBSYN_mixdown.mp3
Rent growth is coming to a plateau, yet real estate investments can continue to be a stable steady return. Heather and Jamison dive into MoveBuddah's report on 2022's migration trends, and why these areas will continue to see growth. With Phoenix's continued job growth, they discuss how we're going to continue meeting the demand for more housing, and the trade that's going to be crucial in the coming years.
Articles Mentioned:
https://phoenixagentmagazine.com/2022/09/27/phoenix-named-one-of-the-most-popular-cities-to-move-to-during-the-first-half-of-2022/?utm_source=emailoctopus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=09.29%20%20PHX%20-%20TJI
https://www.realpage.com/analytics/investment-sun-belt-markets-growing-much-faster-than-gateway-metros/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/10/03/want-career-saving-planet-become-an-electrician/
https://www.azcommerce.com/oeo/
https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2022/10/10/valley-pandemic-rent-rise-declining-slightly.html?cx_testId=40&cx_testVariant=cx_9&cx_artPos=5#cxrecs_s
https://www.apartmentlist.com/rent-report/az/phoenix
https://www.globest.com/2022/09/28/higher-income-tenants-pay-the-biggest-rent-hikes-and-are-least-likely-to-miss-a-payment/?kw=Higher-Income%20Tenants%20Pay%20the%20Biggest%20Rent%20Hikes%20and%20are%20Least%20Likely%20to%20Miss%20a%20Payment&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=multifamilyalert&utm_content=20220928&utm_term=rem
Listen to the Q4 2022 Livestream here!
https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/kissmyassets/KMA_108_-_FINAL_LIBSYN_mixdown.mp3
Investor Pam Watson shares how she manages her family finances and how she began investing in real estate.
Investor Pam Watson shares how she manages her family finances and how she began investing in real estate.
Our Tech and Operations Associates, Colby and Heidi Butler share how they furthered our company's mission statement by creating a new user-friendly platform, optimized to our investor's needs.
Our Tech and Operations Associates, Colby and Heidi Butler share how they furthered our company's mission statement by creating a new user-friendly platform, optimized to our investor's needs.
If you have a long-term hold on a stock, the only way to really make money on the stock is to sell it. Real Estate is uniquely positioned and differs in the way that you, as an investor, don’t need to sell your holding to make money!
Jamison describes his journey into Real Estate Crowdfunding and how he and his co-founder, John Kobierowski, started Neighborhood Ventures. His novel idea, at the time, lets any investor join Neighborhood Ventures’ Real Estate journey with as little as $1,000 to get started.
Investing in a larger apartment building allows for more diversification. In this episode, Jamison goes into more detail on the specifics involved in a typical Neighborhood Ventures’ Project Life-Cycle.
CPI is skyrocketing at a “forceful and rapid” rate, according to Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell. Jamison, Heather, and, guest speaker, Mitch discuss the relevance of this news on Arizona Real Estate and the long-term impacts of such a volatile market. In Arizona, we see a large scarcity of housing and with that, not only comes higher mortgages, but also, increased rental rates. The cost of buying a home far exceeds that of renting, but with growing interest rates, a 6% rate might not be so bad to purchase a home.
Rick, long-time Real Estate investor, discusses his journey in effectively building passive income. Rick explains his trajectory within the Real Estate industry and how he has built his personal wealth over the years.
Jamison Manwaring and Heather Andrews dive deeper into the Phoenix Real Estate market, discussing new, arising projects in the Central Phoenix area. Downtown Phoenix has become practically unrecognizable over the past decade, and the progress and evolution of the city have been rapid.
Thank you to our listeners for being a part of our 1st 100 episodes of the Kiss My Assets podcast. Please enjoy some of our favorite moments and highlights from the last 2 years. We look forward to sharing more with you in the evolving world of investment real estate.
Thank you to our listeners for being a part of our 1st 100 episodes of the Kiss My Assets podcast. Please enjoy some of our favorite moments and highlights from the last 2 years. We look forward to sharing more with you in the evolving world of investment real estate.
Jamison and Heather discuss how millennials are approaching the current real estate market. The two speak on the wants and needs of modern-day millennials and the way in which this demographic’s priorities are driving many of the trends in multi-family properties.
From military to interior design, Brieanna Green shares her professional evolution, and how she educates her children on money.
Co-Founders Jamison and John report on what's ahead for Neighborhood Ventures in the remainder of 2022. Listen along as the group discusses our property's financial performances in Q2 2022, shares their views of the current trends in the Arizona commercial real estate industry, and answers investor questions live.
ABI head of research Drew Riccardi and Jamison discuss the impact of inflation on Phoenix's Multifamily Market. To view this report, click the link below.
https://abimultifamily.com/?a=70952E6A90613234&/phoenix-msa-multifamily-q1-2022
Investor Brent Huczel discusses purchasing rental properties to create an ongoing cash flow.
John discusses Neighborhood Venture's newest acquisition, and the vision for its future.
Jamison and John discuss the upcoming renovations for Venture on Route 66, and the growing need for housing in Flagstaff.
Heather and Jamison discuss how to prepare yourself intellectually and financially for investing.
With 8 units available for occupancy, Co-founders John and Jamison discuss anticipated profits, and why our rates will thrive in a competitive market.
Publisher of Green Living Magazine, Dorie Morales, discusses her experience as an real estate investor and small steps people can take to create an ecofriendly lifestyle.
John and Jamison eradicate a moldy surprise and examine the upcoming plans for the pool and bathrooms.
Broadway created an unique advantage by adding a second drive-thru lane on the property that is divided to support rising demands. Jamison and Chris discuss the revenue opportunity with these changes, the demolition of the 722 building, and the added multi-family complex across the street.
Co Founder Jamison Manwaring and Investor Relations Associate Heather Andrews, sit down together to answer some of the most common questions asked by new investors. Whether you've been investing for years or are just getting into the world of real estate investing, listen in to gain knowledge and insights about how your next steps could benefit you financially.
Which tv shows best capture the reality of working in a news room? Bill Woodward talks about his journey in public relations, investments, and why he now checks his spam folder.
John and Jamison review the steps taken to design Venture on 19th into the revitalized complex it is today.
Jamison and Grayson discuss how Neighborhood Ventures finds potential properties, and the process to determine which ones will be the right investment.
Jamison and Chris discuss the obstacles of gaining permits through the city, especially when everyone's working from home.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Bill and Annessa, husband and wife duo investing with Neighborhood Ventures, share a little bit of their life story, and how they came to own a cleaning company and utilize the proceeds from that to invest in real estate.
The couple talks about how they ended up owning a cleaning company, and Jamison and Heather chime in mentioning that although it's not the most glamorous business, owners of these companies often times reap great benefits, which is what allowed Bill and Annessa to start investing their additional income.
Slow and steady wins the race for Bill and Annessa, as they only take on clients from referrals, which shows how strong their business is and the quality they provide.
To hear more about their company, life lessons, and investing in real estate, listen to this week's episode of Kiss My Assets.
Co-Founders Jamison and John meet this week to announce our newest live offering, Venture at Route 66. Excited to discover this rare Flagstaff investment opportunity, the co-founders discuss this well-maintained property and their plans to upgrade into a cozy ski chalet hidden amongst the pines.
Jamison and John discuss Venture on Elden; the 16-unit property up in Flagstaff, Arizona. Although this project is still in the renovation process, progress is being made! With supply shortages, weather, and labor shortages, renovating Elden hasn't been an easy task to say the least, but the Neighborhood Ventures team is making great progress.
The two co-founders discuss how supply shortages have impacted the renovation process, and how it was even difficult to get dumpsters and storage units. There is also a housing shortage in Flagstaff, since it is such a desirable place to live- making it a desirable place to own real estate as well. With great snow up in Flagstaff this year, it has only made it more desirable for Arizonians looking for a place to get some snow sports in!
To learn more about the Venture on Elden renovations, listen in to this weeks episode of Kiss My Assets!
In this special episode of Kiss My Assets, both co-founders of Neighborhood Ventures, Jamison and John, talk all about the new acquisition that is now available to all Arizona investors- Venture on Central.
As John says, there really is no other property like this in the area. Located in the beautiful uptown Phoenix area, this property has spacious units, and is so secluded you might miss it if you drive by.
If you’re an Arizona real estate investor, especially if you’re investing with Neighborhood Ventures, this is a MUST listen to episode of Kiss My Assets!
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Grayson and Jamison sit down in the NEW podcast setup to talk about the different types of investing. Jamison, with years of experience investing in all different types of investments, provides great insight into what your life can look like depending on the types of assets you invest in.
When looking to invest in income or appreciation, Jamison believes that is really depends on what your goal is. Stocks and commercial real estate are the main subject matter for the different types of investments, so tune into this weeks episode to hear the benefits and downfalls of both of these investments.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Jamison, Heather, and Regina discuss Regina's career owning a podcast production company, experience coming from a family of immigrants, and making her first investments with Neighborhood Ventures.
The three talk about the culture in America around money and why no one seems to be talking about such an important topic, as well as the importance of putting money away for investing, and not spending all of your income. To hear all of the great nuggets from Regina, Heather, and Jamison, tune into this week's episode of Kiss My Assets.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Jamison and John, co-founders of Neighborhood Ventures, sit down and discuss their project in Flagstaff, Venture on Elden. This project is in the middle of the renovation process, and the winter conditions in Flagstaff aren't making it easier. Stay tuned for a construction update on the property, but John is still very optimistic about the project, and says it's in a great location, will be occupied by great tenants, and the construction crew is working hard on getting these renovations completed. To hear about all the details that John dives into, tune into this week's episode of Kiss My Assets.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, Jamison Manwaring and Grayson Loupas sit down to talk about investing, and more specifically, risk versus reward and how to assess investments. With Jamison's investing experience from Wall Street and Grayson's experience as a young entrepreneur, they dive into different types of investments. Commercial real estate, cryptocurrency, stocks and bonds, etc. These are all the different asset classes that they dive into, and the risk versus reward on each of these. To no one's surprise, Jamison talks about how commercial real estate is still is one (and only) asset class that he is investing in. Grayson talks about his experience with cryptocurrency and buying in at the very top of the market- all in this weeks episode of Kiss My Assets.
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, John and Jamison, co-founders of Neighborhood Ventures, sit down to talk about the recent and final updates and renovations happening at Venture on Country Club.This 120 unit apartment to hotel conversion has gone through a major and complete renovation, right in the heart of one of Arizona’s booming real estate market, Mesa. There are so many updates and finishing completed, and the final touches are being completed this week.Tune into this week’s episode of Kiss My Assets to hear about everything happening at Country Club- and this investment opportunity is still open!
In this episode of Investor Stories, Jamison and Heather welcome longtime investor, Audrey Hollander. Living most of her life in Kansas City, Hollander shares her story of buying, flipping, and selling rental properties. Throughout her experience, Hollander explains how she moved to Arizona to begin earning passive income through investing in real estate.
*Co-Founders Jamison and John, with new Inside Look host Lexy Romano, report on what's ahead for Neighborhood Ventures in 2022. Listen along as the group also discusses our property's financial performances in Q4 2021, shares their views of the current trends in the Arizona commercial real estate industry, and answers investor questions live.*
On this weeks episode of Kiss My Assets, Jamison Manwaring, CEO of Neighborhood Ventures and Grayson Loupas, serial entrepreneur, sit down with a new ABI Multifamily commercial real estate agent, Tyler Bruggman. Tyler comes with a competitive background, playing four years of Division I football, and carries that energy over into his career at ABI. How was the real estate market this year? How did anybody mange to find a deal in such a competitive market? These are all things covered in this weeks episode of Kiss My Assets.
RIP Betty White, 99 years young! Aging is inevitable. On this week's episode of Kiss My Assets learn how to create the fabulous retirement you deserve.
Robert Kiyosaki's book, Rich Dad Poor Dad outlines the simple truth about how to gain financial freedom. Join Jamison, Grayson, and Golden Girls super fan Heather Andrews as they discuss Kiyosaki's four Cashflow Business Quadrants:
Earned Income
Self-employed Income
Owning a Business
Investments
And who knows, you may achieve your dreams of becoming a real life Golden Girl.
Looking back on last year, we’ve had great guest speakers come in to discuss the importance of real estate investing, Arizona's economy, and the housing market. We believe there is value in our interview with ASU Professor of Economics, Dennis Hoffman.
Join Jamison and Rocky again as we return to one of our personal favorite interviews.
Despite COVID, the Phoenix market remains on the rise and is projected to stay there.
Gain knowledge from years of research and experience as Drew Ricciardi, Research Manager of ABI Multifamily lays out all you need to know about how the Phoenix market has done and what to be looking out for in the future.
To read the report for yourself, visit: https://s3.amazonaws.com/data.abimultifamily.com/1116/645320/ABI-Multifamily-Phoenix-MSA-Q3-2021-Report.pdf
This week VP of Acquisitions Chris Lacasse joins Jamison with updates about our first retail space, Venture on Broadway. As an adaptive reuse, this three-tenant venture goes beyond flipping burgers and serving coffee. Together they discuss the recent approval from the Tempe City Council for the Dunkin' Donuts drive-thru, the construction progress of the nearby luxury apartments, and when renovations on the new building will begin.
Listen to last week's episode where Chris explains his process to find valuable retail projects for our Neighborhood Venture investors. https://neighborhood.ventures/kiss-my-assets/ep-38-retail-opportunities-in-high-traffic-tempe-create-milestone-for-neighborhood-ventures/
Drew Ricciardi, an ABI Multifamily Research Manager, joins Jamison once again on the show to provide insights into the past Q3 2021 Multifamily Report.
Despite COVID, the Phoenix market remains on the rise. And is projected to stay there.
Gain knowledge from years of research and experience as Drew lays out all you need to know about how the Phoenix market has done and what to be looking out for in the future.
To read the report for yourself, visit: https://s3.amazonaws.com/data.abimultifamily.com/1116/645320/ABI-Multifamily-Phoenix-MSA-Q3-2021-Report.pdf
Our 120-unit hotel-to-housing conversion could not be going any better. With nearly 300 investors, we were able to fund $3.5M! Join Jamison and John to see where we’re at with Venture on Country Club.
(There is still an opportunity for national investors @ www.neighborhood.ventures/social-media)
In this episode of Kiss My Assets, CEO, Jamison Manwaring of Neighborhood Ventures, and Grayson Loupas, his digital marketer, take a deep dive into sales and business today. They talk about what it takes to succeed in business, and why being 'salesy' isn't necessarily a skillset you need. Jamison shares Wall Street stories and talks with Grayson about how the government's new spending bill will affect the economy.
Time to stuff our faces, and spend time with loved ones. It's the holiday season! Over the past few weeks, we’ve ventured from the office to our different properties to meet with and ask our team a simple question, “what are you thankful for?” Enjoy!
Happy Thanksgiving from Neighborhood Ventures
In our first episode of Investor Mindset, Jamison Manwaring shares insight from his real estate and Wall Street experience, and Grayson Loupas shares his experience as an aspiring entrepreneur. Learn to build passive income and become financially free through real estate!
On a brand new Investor Stories, Rocky meets with Real Estate Attorney, Omar Abdallah. Growing up with knowledge of the industry and starting college, Omar aspired to become involved with Real Estate and investing. Listen here to find out where his desire first came from and his personal experience that led him to begin earning passive income with Neighborhood Ventures.
With the state of Arizona being the hottest in the investment market right now, Jamison sits with our VP of Acquisitions Chris Lacasse to discuss more of the retail world. While in the midst of our company’s first retail project, Jamison and Chris speak in more detail about our market, the retail market, and the cyclone of events that lead to inflation in the industry.
Our series, Investor Stories continues with Dianna Kimling, another valued Neighborhood Ventures investor. Host Rocky Peterson and Dianna Kimling discuss her investment journey from the stock market to becoming a 6-time investor in Neighborhood Ventures projects.
Jamison, John, and Rocky report on each property's financial performance in Q3 2021, discuss recent property sales, and share their view of the current trends in the Arizona multifamily industry while taking questions live.
Key Highlights:
▪️ Venture at Villa Hermosa SOLD
▪️ Venture on Country Club renovations ahead of schedule | Generating Revenue
▪️ Follow the Executives on their personal social media
Watch the Q3 2021 Livestream at: https://youtu.be/Do7hK37bgbY
Jamison and John, an uncommon duo, created a new way to invest in Commercial Real Estate. Using their different expertise, in this episode we answer the question, how did they create Arizona’s first crowdfunding real-estate company? With over 500 active investors, and 10 local offerings, get the inside scoop on how Jamison and John first met, where the idea came from, and the future of Neighborhood Ventures!
After crunching the numbers to permit a high return, our experienced team walks you through their exit strategy and provides an in-depth understanding of when it is time to sell.
With the sale of three properties, Jamison, John, and Rocky answer the frequently asked question: When is the right time to sell?
Trusted partner and founder of Directed IRA, Mat Sorenson, joins Jamison in the studio to discuss the recently proposed changes to the Senate's reconciliation bill. Learn about the potential impact on IRA investments, and how to take action to protect your retirement plan.
Visit https://neighborhood.ventures/housetaxbill for how to contact your local congress representative.
Provisions: 138-132 & 138-134
Introducing a brand new series: Neighborhood Ventures Investor Stories! In this episode Host, Rocky Petersen interviews Dan Welsh, a long-time and valued investor. Initially intrigued by the 12% annual return Dan explains how it was the people that convinced him to become part of all 10 Neighborhood Ventures projects.
For most residents, they see Venture at Villa Hermosa as a place to live. To Karl Hines, it is a place to live and grow….. a ton of produce! Follow the inspiring story and example of Villa Hermosa resident Karl, with Rocky and videographer Oaklee Monson, which will change the way people view multifamily properties forever.
To view Oaklee's interview with Karl, click here: https://youtu.be/ubKrs-spe_A
Venture on Country Club is the largest project within Neighborhood Ventures’ portfolio, which means persistence and perfection are key. Get an in-depth report and analysis for what goes on behind the scenes as Rocky and Jamison discuss the accurate and authoritative data surrounding the project. While transforming a worn-out hotel into an updated apartment complex, investors are invited to receive an immediate 6% cash return along the way.
Visit https://invest.neighborhood.ventures to get started
For our national offering visit: https://neighborhood.ventures/new
With Mesa becoming one of the fastest-growing cities nationally, the area is experiencing a major housing shortage. From a downtrodden hotel to high-end apartments, Rocky and John discuss the importance of Venture on Country Club and what has transpired from purchasing, taking ownership of the property, and beginning renovations. Venture on Country Club is Neighborhood Ventures first offering available to all U.S investors.
To find out more, click here: neighborhood.ventures
Growing up in a family of 10, Josh Manwaring developed an early desire for financial independence. He explains the necessity of earning more than you spend, and the tools that assist this goal while starting your own financial journey. In part two, Josh also gives an inside scoop on the benefits of controlling your money from the grave. With the help of a financial advisor, you can create a thoughtful inheritance that not only benefits your family but avoids unnecessary legal costs.
To learn more about creating a trust, contact Josh Manwaring at: 480-234-0728. Or visit their site: trekwealthadvisors.com
Wealth can be compared to maintaining multiple buckets: savings, income, and growth. It is what you do with those buckets that count. Taking inspiration from Dave Ramsey’s “spread it out” method, our special guest, Josh Manwaring, a Fiduciary at Trek Financial, goes into detail about what asset allocation means and how to apply it in your life to prepare for the future.
To learn more about how to spread out your funds, contact Josh Manwaring at: 480-234-0728. Or visit their site: trekwealthadvisors.com
Earned income requires work, dedication, and a specific set of skills. Passive income requires a smart initial investment of capital. “If you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.” -Warren Buffet. In this episode, Jamison and Rocky converse to help educate investors in realizing that they can utilize various real estate options to generate this passive income. Listen now to start generating your own passive income.
Post-COVID, Arizona Multifamily has become the "darling" of commercial real estate through the accelerated migration from the Northeast and California markets. Although Multifamily and Retail have become a very desirable asset in Arizona, this reshuffle has also caused speculation. In this episode, Jamison and Rocky answer the prevailing question, "What do we believe?"
Click here to watch Ep. 48:
View Jamison’s slide about our investment thesis by clicking here: https://ibb.co/4SkSnyP
John Kobierowski, with over 25 years of real estate experience, gives his impressions and news about what the rest of 2021 could potentially look like in the Arizona market. Listen here for his full report of the positive and negative impact that could occur looking ahead.
Click here to watch the Q2 2021 Livestream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTlvEWJzdJ8&t=148s
View John's slide about 2021 looking ahead by clicking here: ibb.co/GRR7chS
Jamison, John, and Rocky report on each property's financial performance in Q2 2021, discuss recent property sales, and share their view of the current trends in the Arizona multifamily industry while taking questions live.
Key Takeaways:
- 3 Properties are distributing out to investors
- 2021 Looking Ahead
- What is Driving our Ability to Execute?
Watch the Q2 2021 Livestream at: https://youtu.be/tTlvEWJzdJ8
Venture on Country Club Part 2: Jamison, John, and Rocky continue with their discussion about Country Club, proving that their largest project is in a critical part of Arizona, where housing is being reduced. Allowing a great opportunity for area growth and a high return for investors.
Venture on Country Club Part 1: John, Jamison, and Rocky dive into what it will take to flip this rundown hotel into Mesa's newest hotspot for short term and long term rentals.
Jamison and Rocky had the privilege of sitting down with Arizona State Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman. The team has been honing in on the recent news of inflation and we have the answers. Dennis Hoffman - Department of Economics Professor at Arizona State University
Jamison, Rocky, and Drew discuss how the AZ market has outperformed and how Phoenix has become the hottest ever recorded. Drew gives in-depth information from the recent ABI Multifamily Q1 2021 Report. Link to ABI Q1 Report 2021: https://www.abimultifamily.com/?a=7008EA0ED4012989&/phoenix-msa-multifamily-q1-2021
Jamison and Mat Sorensen of Directed IRA go over how to prepare before creating an IRA. What to avoid, who can and can't transact with your IRA, as well as discussing, the prohibited transaction rule, UBIT and UDFI. Learn more about using your IRA to invest in real estate or other self-directed assets, visit Directed IRA at www.directedira.com
Join Jamison and special guest, Mat Sorensen of Directed IRA, as they answer the day-to-day questions about IRA, Roth IRAs, and 401ks. To learn more about using your IRA to invest in real estate or other self-directed assets, visit Directed IRA at www.directedira.com.
Venture on Broadway Pt. 2: John, Rocky, Chris, and Jamison continue their conversation about Neighborhood Venture's first retail project that's located in an evolving Arizona city and is creating a great opportunity for financial gain.
Venture on Broadway Pt. 1: Jamison, John, Rocky, and Chris sit down together to discuss the intricacies of retail investing and what makes Venture on Broadway the right fit for Neighborhood Ventures investors. Visit invest.neighborhood.ventures for more info.
Rocky sits down with the newest member of Neighborhood Venture's executive team. Chris details his background, his favorite projects and what drew him to Neighborhood Ventures. The conversation offers unique insight into Chris' expertise and why he's a perfect fit for the team. https://neighborhood.ventures/chris-lacasse-joins-neighborhood-ventures-as-vp-of-acquisitions/
Hear firsthand from the Neighborhood Ventures executive team: Jamison, John, and Rocky, as they not only provide updates on each property's financial performance but updates on the current market conditions as well as exciting news. Create an account to be updated for when they have their next Livestream. https://invest.neighborhood.ventures/en/users/sign_up
Venture on Williams Pt. 2: Jamison, John, and Rocky discuss how, with creative changes and simple enhancements, they can transform a simple apartment to match Flagstaff's forest appeal.
Venture on Elden Pt. 1: Jamison, John, and Rocky discuss the background of choosing Flagstaff as a new location for their most recent project and what makes Flagstaff the right fit in a rising northern Arizona Real estate market.
Venture on Williams Pt. 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss what occurred from the release of Venture on Williams. Neighborhood Ventures continues to find and gain momentum in the Commerical Real Estate market in Arizona. Plus, EXCITING NEWS!
Venture on Williams Pt. 1: Rocky, John, and Jamison come together to discuss what led them to find a stunner property in the heart of Mesa, Venture on Williams. Check it out: https://neighborhood.ventures/ventureonwilliams
Venture on 19th Pt. 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss how Venture on 19ths interior and exterior will be transformed with little change but will impact investors returns including: • New block patios for ground-level units • Washer/Dryer • Different flooring for units
Venture on 19th Pt. 1: Jamison and Rocky discuss how Venture on 19th funded so quickly and what sets it apart from any other project. • Immediate 6% Cash Distributions • Amenity Focused • $1M Raised in a day
Kiss My Assets host, Rocky Petersen, and co-host Yibo Loving sit down with Derek Greene, CEO of both Get Your Move on and Plush Installation, for a candid conversation about California's mass exodus, Neighborhood Ventures and the secret to maintaining a good reputation with your clients.
Jamison talks with our financial analyst, Heidi about where to find your K1s on the investor dashboard, which sections are high-level, and answers to questions most investors ask. Visit https://invest.neighborhood.ventures to access your Neighborhood Ventures dashboard or to create an account.
Jamison and Rocky talk about how leasing begins and renovations near completion at Mountain View. There is still time to invest! Visit: https://invest.neighborhood.ventures/projects/11900-Venture-at-Mountain-View--Restoring-Profit-to-Sunnyslope-26-Unit
With the increase of new residents moving to Phoenix, and real estate being scarce; Jamison and Rocky provide insight into what sets the Phoenix metro and multifamily market apart from other cities. ▪ "The rankings back up what Valley residents are seeing on the ground: there is no ceiling in sight for the housing market, and housing prices have been rising steadily for months." (Phoenix Business Journal) https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2021/02/15/redfin-phoenix-rank-in-net-inflow-[…]2lJanRyWkIrN2llZTgxUyt3TTd4WFZEN2t2ZTBTdW5zVjlhTW13M0E9PSJ9 ▪ "Over the past decade, the price-per-unit (PPU) for multifamily properties surged 156%, reaching nearly $160,000. This increase surpassed both median home sale prices and rental rates." ▪ "Phoenix is the sixth hottest U.S. market for multifamily sales over the last decade. Since 2009, Phoenix has registered more than $42 billion in multifamily sales." ▪ "In terms of transactions, 1,711 deals were completed across the metro since 2009, totaling 385,717 units." (AZBigMedia) https://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/phoenix-ranks-no-6-among-hottest-multifamily-markets/
Jamison, Rocky, and John review Neighborhood Ventures investment strategy: Up and Coming Neighborhood in Core areas -Many buildings available in core urban areas provides sustainable deal flow Small - Medium size buildings -10-100 units -Smaller building sizes helps avoid competition from institutional buyers -Often not professionally managed by prior owners. Better management can result in higher cash flow and property appreciation Value Add to buildings w/ below-market rents -Intelligent renovations that appeal to today's renter -Rent increased so it is in line with market 819671
Part 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss with Neighborhood Ventures investors Sherri and Paul about their plans for early retirement as they focus on generating passive income from single-family residences, multifamily, and Airbnb. Sherri and Paul are willing to provide mentoring and advice to any who are interested in real estate investing. Paul also leads a weekly virtual book club discussing the Rich Dad Poor Dad series @ www.meetup.com/how-the-rich-make-and-keep-money They can be contacted at paulio10@gmail.com or smbalyoz@gmail.com.
Part 1: Jamison and Rocky discuss with Neighborhood Ventures investors Sherri and Paul about their plans for early retirement as they focus on generating passive income from single-family residences, multifamily, and Airbnb. Sherri and Paul are willing to provide mentoring and advice to any who are interested in real estate investing. Paul also leads a weekly virtual book club discussing the Rich Dad Poor Dad series @ https://www.meetup.com/how-the-rich-make-and-keep-money They can be contacted at paulio10@gmail.com or smbalyoz@gmail.com.
Accounting Part 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss with CPA Ram Das Kaur about what she sees as trends for future tax plans and her thoughts on President Biden's policies. If you are interested in tax preparation services or tax advice, you can reach Ram Das Kaur at rdk@vaiil.com.
Accounting Part 1: Jamison and Rocky chat with our CPA Ram Das Kaur, about how to file taxes with your K1s, gains/losses for entities and benefits of using retirement accounts, and self-directed 401ks to invest in Real Estate. Contact Neighborhood Ventures for questions about timing or delivery of Venture project K1s. If you are interested in tax preparation services or tax advice you can reach Ram Das at rdk@vaiil.com.
Jamison and Rocky discuss President Biden's policy/proposal changes and what to look for from an investor standpoint. Policy Proposals include: ▪ Plan for Income Taxes ▪ Social Security ▪ Retirement Accounts Article can be found at https://www.daveramsey.com/blog/joe-biden-policies
The Fund Part 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss how the fund enables Neighborhood Ventures to broaden their base, stay disciplined, and fixed on a budget for investors to receive a promising return.
The Fund Part 1: Neighborhood Ventures launches its first national fund. Jamison and Rocky discuss all you need to know about how to participate and how they continue to follow the original model.
Jamison and Drew discuss how the AZ market remains stable mid-COVID at the end of the year. Drew gives in-depth information from the recent ABI Multifamily Quarterly Report. Link to ABI Q3 Report 2020: https://abimultifamily.com/?a=705F07ACF91F2871&/phoenix-msa-multifamily-q3-2020
Investing 101 Part 4: Jamison and Rocky discuss how taxes work when investing with Neighborhood Ventures • 401 k • IRA • Depreciation as a tax benefit • K1 tax form
Investing 101 Part 3: Jamison and Rocky shine a light on how Neighborhood Ventures stays consistently transparent for their investors
Investing 101 Part 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss how simple it is to get started with Neighborhood Ventures, and what you will see in the process. Get started now! https://invest.neighborhood.ventures/en/users/sign_up
Investing 101 Part 1: Jamison and Rocky discuss what it takes to have an investor mindset, no matter your age or income. "I believe its critical that you should only invest in what you understand! If you can’t explain how your investment will generate cash flow to pay you back, then don’t invest in it. Should you just keep your money in savings rather than risk that you will lose it in an investment? After you have funded your rainy-day fund, you should look to invest excess cash so that those funds can build you wealth over the long term."
Venture at Mountain View Part 4: Jamison, Rocky, and John discuss the broader Multifamily landscape nationally and why Phoenix rents will likely continue to climb
Venture at Mountain View Part 3: Jamison, Rocky, and John discusses the good, the bad, and the ugly about the interiors and exteriors of this 26 unit renovation
Venture at Mountain View Part 2: Jamison and Rocky discuss the designing details of Venture at Mountain View, a 26 unit property in Sunnyslope
Venture at Mountain View Part 1: Jamison and Rocky discuss the financial details of Venture at Mountain View, a 26 unit property in Sunnyslope
Jamison and Rocky discuss how investors get paid when they invest in Neighborhood Venture projects. We discuss IRR, Cash Return, and Preferred Equity. For more details about these calculations, we recommend going to https://www.investopedia.com
Drew Ricciardi is the Research Manager at ABI Multifamily. Prior to being a Research Manager, he began as a Research Analyst. Drew gives in-depth information from the recent ABI Multifamily Quarterly Report which provides information on all sales, construction, news, and other multifamily activity (10+ unit properties) in the Phoenix MSA. Drew graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Arts - BA, Business Global Politics. Link to ABI Q2 Report 2020: https://www.abimultifamily.com/?a=70C16B01F0DE2851&/phoenix-msa-multifamily-q2-2020
John Kobierowski is Co-founder, Managing Partner, and President of Real Estate at Neighborhood Ventures. He also co-founded ABI Multifamily in September 2013. John has over 25 years of commercial real estate experience. He bought his first small apartment building while still in college. Over the course of his career, he has personally closed over 1,400 multifamily transactions, developed over 800 condominium units and owned over 1,000 apartment units, homes and condos. Prior to founding ABI, he was a founding adviser of Hendricks & Partners (Berkadia). John graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science - Liberal Arts with a minor in Business and a concentration in Engineer and Architecture.
As Lead Designer for Neighborhood Ventures, Rocky is involved in each project from beginning to end. She lends a valuable point of view when considering potential properties. She builds the conceptual design plan and then assists during the construction phase in implementing aspects of the design that make each Venture property standouts in the multi-family sector. Honored as a Foothills Magazine Trendsetter, she maintains her private design firm while adding her discerning eye to the overall look and feel of Neighborhood Ventures’ properties. She graduated with BA in English Literature and a BA in Political Science from Arizona State University. She has 4 young kids, a significant tennis obsession, and a deep love for the chipotle cherry taco at Taco Guild.