Sep 13, 2021
In today’s podcast, we’ll be sitting down with my friend, Bill Hamel, whom I have met in the Jake and Gino community. And I am very fortunate to have linked up with him because he's very knowledgeable, very experienced, and very well versed in multifamily. Bill started purchasing and managing small apartment buildings at the age 21 in Albany, New York where he and his partners eventually accumulated a portfolio consisting of 240 units. In 2017, after a serious health matter, Bill moved away from hands-on property management and currently focuses on acquiring large multifamily communities and mentoring newer investors ensuring their success in the real estate investing space.
Make sure to tune in because Bill is going to walk us through his experience with real estate and how he was able to find success in multifamily investing.
[00:01 – 7:55] Opening Segment
[07:56 – 23:23] Finding Success in Multifamily
[23:23 – 38:13] Keeping an Eye on Great Deals and Knowing When to Walk Away
[38 - 13 - 41:04] Closing Segment
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Tweetable Quotes:
“I was a slave to the business, but it was my strange choice.” - Bill Hamel
“As you're gaining traction in the business, and you're developing some credibility, it will attract people that are interested in investing in your deal.” - Bill Hamel
“It was that strong “why” right at the beginning that fueled those first 10 years of building that (strong) portfolio.” - Bill Hamel
Find out more and connect with Bill Hamel through LinkedIn, Facebook, or send him an email at
bill@hamelrealestate.com. You can also check out his website at www.hamelrealestate.com.
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