Business

In this episode, host Joel Beach sits down with multifamily investor Andrew Dean, who scaled from house-hacking duplexes to owning ~400 units—including 300+ managed in-house across Missouri. Andrew shares the playbook behind his growth: BRRRR and “velocity of money,” choosing between third-party vs. self-management (and how reporting, pre-leasing, and waitlists protect occupancy), and a simple system for slashing maintenance costs with lower approval thresholds and multiple bids. He also breaks down today’s market—rising cap rates, more sellers than buyers, and where pricing may head over the next 12–18 months.

In this episode of What Property Managers Do, mortgage broker and real estate investor Alan Blood shares nearly 30 years of experience in lending and property ownership. Alan covers strategies for building a diverse rental portfolio, maximizing returns through smart financing and tax planning, and the value of professional property management. Tune in for actionable insights on maintenance, tenant satisfaction, and scaling your rental business successfully.

In this episode of What Property Managers Do, Logan Moffett, head of The Moffett Group, shares how he went from his first college rental to building a six-figure cash-flowing portfolio of mobile home parks and multifamily properties. He covers creative finance, tech tools for management, and strategies to keep tenants happy and occupancy high. Tune in for practical insights and real-world advice for growing a sustainable rental business.

This episode of What Property Managers Do features investor Mark Schultz, who went from helping his in-laws in the Bay Area to managing 32 tenants across houses, duplexes, and apartments in Utah—without relying on professional guidance or outside help. He shares practical strategies for building and scaling a rental portfolio. Whether you own one property or dream of larger investments, this conversation offers valuable, real-world insight for rental success. Whether you own a single-family rental or are dreaming of an apartment complex, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom to help you grow your portfolio without losing your mind.

In this episode of What Property Managers Do, Maria Fillmore, a seasoned realtor with ERA Brokers Consolidated in Salt Lake, shares her experience across Central Utah. Comfortable with both high-end homes and first-time investors, she has managed her own rentals and guided clients toward long-term investment success. Maria emphasizes building strong relationships, smart property upgrades, and the value of location. Tune in for practical tips and insights for investors and homeowners alike.