Multifamily Unversity Blog

Which is the best platform to hire freelancers? What are some important criteria for hiring freelancers? And, how do you ensure that freelancers will work as per your requirements? You will learn how Neal uses Upwork, an outsourcing platform to hire VA’s. Neal also shares the different project management tools that he uses to manage the hundreds of tasks that he delegates to his VAs.

In this podcast, Neal Bawa, the CEO and Founder of Grocapitus Investments and Multifamily University, provides an objective data-driven analysis on why he thinks the impact of climate change on real estate is the greatest of any industry, period! Make no mistake – if you’re involved in any aspect of real estate, you need to hear the information presented on this podcast, whether you believe in Climate Change or not!

Key Points on this episode: Looking at data trends: the goal is to constantly be reinventing yourself because that’s what data tells us to do; Neal shares the top strongest asset classes, pre-and post-pandemic: e-commence boom and How multifamily has stayed the average most favored class over the last six to seven years.

On this episode, we talked about using technology and data to make good real estate investing decisions, how to evaluate markets, the magic of fourplexes, and how to make pivots with Neal Bawa, CEO of Grocapitus and MultiFamily University. Listen to learn why data beats gut instinct every day of the week!

In this episode we talked about: Neal`s background in real estate and how he got into this industry; What cities make the most amount of money in real estate? An eye-opening experience of building six campuses from scratch; How did he get 50 thousand people’s attention? Failures while dealing with multifamily housing; Cashing out when is the best time? Generational wealthNeal’s favorite real estate book

Neal Bawa is a technologist who is universally known in the real estate circles as the Mad Scientist of Multifamily. Besides being one of the most in-demand speakers in commercial real estate, Neal is a data guru, a process freak, and an outsourcing expert. Neal treats his $250+ million-dollar multifamily portfolio as an ongoing experiment in efficiency and optimization.

In this episode, we cover: Surprising behaviors that lead to increased consumer saving; trillions of dollars of additional income forced into the economy; the GDP forecast; how multifamily performed as an asset type despite the massive unemployment claims; cap Rate trends and forecast Is now still a good time to buy multifamily assets.

Neal Bawa is a technologist who is universally known in the real estate circles as the Mad Scientist of Multifamily. Besides being one of the most in-demand speakers in commercial real estate, Neal is a data guru, a process freak, and an outsourcing expert. The Mad Scientist lives by two mantras. His first mantra is that We can only manage what we can measure. His second mantra is that Data beats gut feel by a million miles. These mantras and a dozen other disruptive beliefs drive profit for his investors.

On this podcast episode, Neal discusses going into a market, building teams in new markets, how he acquired his first multifamily, starting Grocapitus using syndication for his deals, and the Multifamily University education program.

Join Duc Ong and Vince Gethings, as we chat with Neal Bawa about his experiences and the Grocapitus Investments data analytics system. Neal is known and acknowledged as The Mad Scientist of Multifamily, and you’ll surely know why in the episode! He also shares his data-driven strategies and tips in real estate that has helped many people achieve success in the industry!

We are joined in the lab by Neal Bawa, Data Scientist, Founder and CEO at Grocapitus Investments. Dubbed as the Mad Scientist of Real Estate, Neal’s success is attributed to his diverse portfolio of syndication and his slightly manic attitude when it comes to opportunities in real estate. He eventually found the opportunity to go into real estate full-time when his technology business sold but not before he changed the face of the business by custom-building 6 campuses in 11 years.