Summary

In this episode, Adriel shares his journey from being a baseball umpire to engineer to becoming a full-time real estate investor. He discusses his initial foray into real estate, the challenges he faced, and how he diversified his investments, including a vacation rental in Tulum, Mexico. Adriel also reflects on market changes and his future plans in the real estate sector. In this conversation, Adriel shares his journey in real estate investment, discussing his experiences with cryptocurrency, the current state of the real estate market, and his future financial goals. He reflects on the importance of diversifying investments, the challenges posed by market fluctuations, and the lessons learned throughout his career. Adriel emphasizes the significance of taking calculated risks and the value of learning from past decisions, particularly regarding retirement accounts and investment strategies.

Takeaways

*Adriel transitioned from engineering to full-time real estate investing.

*His first property was a full gut renovation bought for $17,000.

*He financed his first deal with help from friends and credit.

*Adriel learned the importance of cash flow in real estate.

*He pivoted to flipping and wholesaling after initial rental experiences.

*In 2021, he decided to quit his engineering job to focus on real estate.

*Adriel purchased a 14-unit apartment complex with his savings.

*He invested in a vacation rental in Tulum, Mexico.

*Market changes have affected his investment strategies.

*Adriel maintains a diversified portfolio, including crypto investments. Adriel's portfolio includes both real estate and cryptocurrency investments.

*He sold a portion of his Bitcoin to recover his initial investment.

*Maintaining cash reserves is crucial for managing real estate properties.

*Adriel transitioned his 401k funds into real estate syndications after leaving his job.

*He regrets not contributing more to his 401k during his employment.

*The Houston real estate market is currently facing challenges due to oversupply.

*Adriel believes in the long-term implications of population decline on real estate values.

*His target net worth is around 10 million dollars.

*He continues to invest in real estate despite market uncertainties.

*Adriel advises new investors to embrace fear as a sign of growth. 

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