Listen to this amusing yet inspiring interview with Engelo Rumora, sharing how he overcame obstacles to succeed in the US and fears of investing overseas. 

Engelo also talks about what sparks his interest in the US market despite his expertise in Australia, why happiness must be part of your goal as an investor, his competence in turnkey investing, and more. Check this out to capture every critical takeaway from this episode!

Key Points & Relevant Topics

• What led Engelo to invest in real estate after being in the construction industry for four years
• What it’s like to invest in Australia in today’s market
• How Engelo started his investing journey, property management company, and portfolio diversification in the US market
• A valuable advice for anyone who wants to be an entrepreneur
• The power of virtual assistance for your real estate business
• Overcoming the fear of being an entrepreneur outside your country 
• Engelo’s learning experiences from investing in different countries
• What makes the US the best country for real estate investing
• The good and the bad impact of investing in real estate

Resources & Links
Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor

About Engelo Rumora

Engelo Rumora is a prominent real estate executive, investor, and CEO, known for his remarkable achievements in real estate investments, as well as his diverse entrepreneurial ventures spanning various industries. With a global portfolio encompassing countries such as the Bahamas, Croatia, Japan, Australia, and the USA, he has demonstrated a comprehensive understanding of investment strategies.  

Engelo’s expertise extends beyond real estate to include tech, crypto, stocks, and oil funds. He is the driving force behind several successful companies, primarily in the real estate sector, having experienced both setbacks and triumphs. Engelo’s enduring commitments are Ohio Cashflow, a leading turnkey property provider, and Oz Realty, a renowned property management firm. His career has seen involvement in over 1,000 real estate transactions, including flips and buy-and-holds. 

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