The Real Estate Espresso Podcast
Welcome to The Real Estate Espresso Podcast, your morning shot of what's new in the world of real estate investing. Join investor, syndicator, developer, and author Victor J. Menasce as he shares his daily real estate investment outlook. Our weekday episodes deliver 5 minutes of high-energy, high-impact content to fuel your success. Plus, don't miss our weekend editions featuring exclusive interviews with renowned guests such as Robert Kiyosaki, Robert Helms, Peter Schiff, and more.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 7 minutes
- Episodes
- 2793
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Special Guests, Mark and Tamiel Kenney
Mark and Tami Kenney are multi-family investors. In a few short years they have acquired about 4,500 units of multi-family apartments together with their partners. It's enabled them to abandon the co…
Special Guest, Michael Flight
Michael Flight is a principal at Concordia Realty from the Chicago suburb of Oak Brook. He specializes in shopping center investing nationwide. Just because retail is going through major changes, doe…
Not Worth A Continental
In late-18th-century America, something of minimal value was often described as being “Not worth a Continental,” which referred to the Continental Dollar, the American currency at the time of the Ame…
How Do You Start Your Day?
Today’s show is a personal story. We are all part of this journey called life. The daily struggles are universal. Managing time, energy, diet, exercise, finances, commitments, friendships, cleaning u…
Slow Things Down
On today’s episode we are going to slow things down. Often in this fast-paced world, with a short attention span we only see a very small snapshots what is really happening. When you turn on the tele…
AMA - Negotiating a Land Assembly for an Apartment Complex
Today’s episode is another AMA episode. Today's question comes from BJ in Raleigh North Carolina. He sent me quite a detailed package of information that is far too much to cover in a single episode…
Has Your City Run Out of Money?
On today’s episode we are talking about the laws of economics and how they apply to the world of investing.
As real estate investors, we make choices about where to invest, when to invest, what us a…
Special Guest Justin Greenleaf
On today’s episode, we are discussing what it’s like to work with an architect on a new development project. Few people understand the myriad of constraints that have to be balanced when developing a…
Special Guest, Limor Markman
Limor Markman is a Toronto based real estate educator and host of the national TV show The Fortunate Future. She's one of those folks flying around the country hosting weekend workshops for new inves…
Book of The Month - "The One Thing"
Long Term Leases Could Be A Problem Now
On today’s show we are talking about a new rule under the generally accepted accounting principles that could profoundly affect the way commercial real estate leases are written in the future. If you…
Warren Buffett Was Right, Again
What Do Real Estate And Hot Dogs Have in Common?
About a decade ago a Brazilian private equity firm called 3G Gapital made waves in the US when it spent billions to buy Americas most notable food brands including Kraft, Heinz, Burger King, Oscar Ma…
You Can Prevent The Next Violent Revolution
On today’s episode we’re talking about how you can prevent the next violent social revolution. History has seen its share of violent uprisings.
The French revolution which began in 1789 was not just…
A Case Study In Resilience
Today's episode is a real life case study recorded live at the Real Estate Guys, "Secrets of Successful Syndication" conference in Dallas Texas. This project started like many of our projects with a …
Scary Real Estate Lawsuit with Matthew Maxsom
How Many Units Can I Build?
On today's episode we are talking about the major considerations when designing a new development site.
Developers often look at a site from the perspective of how many units of finished product you…
Negotiating With Your Contractor
On today’s show we’re talking about how to negotiate with your general contractor.
Often times, when a project is designed by an architect there are design tradeoffs that seem perfectly reasonable a…
Two Minus One Equals Three