Whether you’re an active military member, veteran, or high-earning busy professional looking to achieve financial stability through real estate, you must hear this episode with Shelon “Hutch” Hutchinson!

Hutch shares his journey of exploring several ways to invest in real estate, his transition to multifamily passive investing and syndication, and his continuous mission to guide people in the military service to improve their financial situation!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

• Hutch’s life working as an active marine while trying different investment strategies in real estate
• Why Hutch decided to transition from single-family investing and flipping to multifamily syndication
• The significance of developing trust with potential investors
• Advantages of real estate investing for active military members’ retirement
• Options for active military members to plan for their retirement
• Building relationships, networks, and deal flow for more investment opportunities
• Why people should have an abundance mindset when investing in real estate

Resources & Links

• Signup to download Hutch’s free eBook “Operations Manual”
• Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor

About Shelon “Hutch” Hutchinson

Shelon “Hutch” Hutchinson is an active-duty Marine with over 25 years of service and a bachelor’s in Aeronautics. He has served in various leadership and managerial roles, overseeing the maintenance and flightworthiness of aircraft and hydraulic systems. 

As a co-founder of H Squared Capital, LLC, Hutch helps veterans and high-net-worth investors achieve financial freedom and own more of America by investing in apartment buildings. With over four years of experience in multifamily syndication, he has acquired, repositioned, and rebranded several properties with a team of top performers. 

Additionally, Hutch co-hosts “The Multifamily Real Estate Experiment” podcast which is focused on multifamily apartment syndication, sharing his insights and expertise with other aspiring and experienced investors. 

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