Multifamily Unversity Blog

Spreadsheets or street smarts — which one leads to success in multifamily investing? In this week's episode, Neal Bawa unpacks a heated debate that’s dividing investors: data-driven decision making vs. gut-driven, experience-first investing. But this isn’t a boring...

In a market clouded by headlines and speculation, clarity is critical. This data-backed talk goes beyond surface-level forecasts to reveal what’s truly shaping the next 6–12 months in real estate. In this video, you’ll learn: • What economic signals are pointing to...

What if you could consistently find the next hot market before everyone else? In this video, Neal Bawa — the Mad Scientist of Multifamily — unveils how “clusters and corridors” can predict which areas are primed for explosive growth. These aren’t just buzzwords....

Are your real estate decisions driven by spreadsheets… or your gut? In this week’s video, Neal Bawa dives into one of the biggest mindset traps in multifamily investing: letting emotion overrule data. As always, Neal breaks it down with clarity and conviction —...

Episode Summary: Welcome to the "Path to Passive Podcast," where host Steven Arita delves into the dynamic intersection of wealth building and lifestyles through real estate investment for tech professionals. In this episode, Steven sits down with Neal Bawa, the...

One of the biggest challenges for a fast-growing company is figuring out how to maintain productivity without over-taxing your workforce. For Neal Bawa, all the data-crunching he needed to build Grocapitus’ $660-million portfolio was more than his US-based team could...

Want to make smarter investment choices in 2025? Neal Bawa, the "Mad Scientist of Multifamily," shares his data-driven approach to finding high-growth real estate markets. Here’s what he covers: 📈 Population Growth: How to spot booming cities. 🛡️ Crime Trends: What...

Neal Bawa’s first brush with real estate came in 2003, when Neal and his business partner decided to build a campus for their booming tech company. After that, he realized that his taxes were going down because he could write off the building's depreciation. His “math...