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Blockchain Applied to Real Estate with Neal Bawa

Blockchain Applied to Real Estate with Neal Bawa

Today, my guest is Neal Bawa, Neal is a technologist who is universally known as in real estate circles as the mad scientist of multifamily. Besides being one of the most in-demand speakers in commercial real estate, Neal is also a data guru process freak and announced an outsourcing expert. Neal treats his $1 billion multifamily portfolio as an ongoing experiment in efficiency and optimization. And in just a minute, we’re gonna speak with Neal about real estate, disruptive trends tokenization, and property or prop tech.

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Building Wealth Through Understanding Data and Trends with Neal Bawa

Building Wealth Through Understanding Data and Trends with Neal Bawa

Do you aim to build wealth in real estate? Listen in as Neal Bawa explains his own experience in the industry. Neal is known as the “Mad Scientist of Multifamily” because of his experience in the technology industry and his use of data analysis in his real estate business. As he figured out the importance of building wealth rather than building income, he decided to shift and focus on real estate. In this episode, he shares valuable insights on technology, data, and statistical analysis related to real estate investing. He also discusses how true wealth is having control of your time, your health and your money.

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Neal Bawa

Neal Bawa

In this episode, we spend time with Neal Bawa! Neal is a technologist, data scientist, and entrepreneur that turned his sights on real estate. Neal is a national speaker and has created several successful companies. Neal applies process and efficiency to investing in real estate to deliver strong returns for his investors.

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A Data Scientist’s Journey in Real Estate with Neal Bawa

A Data Scientist’s Journey in Real Estate with Neal Bawa

During this episode, Neal explains what Super Value Add projects are, what drove him to start doing them, and why he would recommend them over ground-up construction projects. We also delve into the structures that Neal has put in place which allow him to do 30 projects a year and work only 35 hours a week, why he prioritizes his mental and physical health, and the plans that he has to give back to society in a very meaningful way.

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