Learn how to expand your portfolio away from traditional investments by listening to our guest today, Paul Shannon.

In this episode, he walks us through his journey of getting out of the corporate world through real estate investing, how they keep growing from single-family to multifamily, and his focus now on raising capital and delivering exceptional returns to investors across various asset classes. Let’s dive into this interview for more talks about time freedom and how investing can positively impact your life!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

• Paul’s sales background and his entry into the real estate investing business
• The role of family life in valuing time freedom
• The moment that triggered Paul to start on single-family properties
• Why task delegation plays a big role in scaling a business faster
• Partnership and its impact on portfolio expansion and diversification
• Why you should build and nurture relationships with bank institutions
• Paul’s insights on what’s going on with the real estate market
• Significance of underwriting, minimizing risks, and trusting sponsors
• How should you look at real estate investing?

Resources & Links
Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor

About Paul Shannon

Since transitioning to real estate investing full-time in 2019, Paul has acquired over 200 residential units, many deep value-add properties, starting with single-family and transitioning to multifamily, by recycling his equity and/or joint venturing. 

Paul has experience in underwriting, acquisitions, raising capital, property management, project management, and is a licensed Realtor.  

Paul also an experienced limited partner, investing in over 1,500 multifamily units across the country. In addition to multifamily, Paul has invested as a LP in NNN, industrial, sale leasebacks, preferred equity, 1st and 2nd position notes, ATMs, mixed-use development and private equity.  

These experiences have led to the formation of InvestWise Collective, a customizable fund aimed at helping investors diversify out of traditional markets into passive real estate opportunities.  

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