Today, K. Trevor Thompson shares his insights on converting from active to passive investing, reviewing current deals and lessons learned on how to evaluate multifamily deals. Stay tuned to learn more about his fantastic experience as a business leader and the exciting field of multifamily investing!

Key Takeaways To Listen For

• Reasons to take real estate investing seriously
• Ways to educate yourself in real estate syndication
• Pros and cons of passive investing
• Biggest lessons learned as an asset manager
• The importance of building relationships in the real estate business
• Passive investors vs. active investor

Resources Mentioned In This Episode
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki 

About K. Trevor Thompson

Successful Vice President with 47+ years in the attractions and entertainment industry.  Highly observant, detail-oriented with a highly developed work ethic. Values history and culture and strives to maintain a harmonious environment offering service to others. Comfortable developing businesses, leading teams, and providing high-level results.

He spent the past 20 years working for iFLY Indoor Skydiving, https://www.iflyworld.com. They grew from 1 location to 80 worldwide and it was an amazing adventure he loved being a big part of their growth.  However, sadly due to COVID the company downsized, but this allows him to be full-time in Real Estate Investing. 

A bit about his Real Estate journey.  To date he has invested as a limited partner in 14 syndicated deals, multifamily apartments (1,000+ doors) retail strip mall, 1 Townhouse to Condo conversion (28 units), 1 Single Family Rental Portfolio Fund (250 homes), 1 ground up Multi-Family Fund (100 doors), and a medical office building, land development near the new Tesla factory in Austin.

Over the past few years, he becomes deeply passionate about learning about Real Estate Investing.  He is a learner, continually connecting with as many like-minded people. He has been actively looking for my 1st Multi-Family apartment as GP/Asset Manager/Boots on Ground in TX.

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