In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Will Harvey shares his 10-year journey through real estate, starting with house hacking and small rental properties before realizing he didn’t enjoy being a landlord. After experimenting with multiple strategies—including flipping houses, multifamily syndications, and passive investing—he discovered his strengths on the finance side of the business. Will explains how he transitioned into hard money lending almost by accident, initially deploying idle capital into loans and then recognizing its potential as a scalable business. He dives into why lending fits his skill set, the benefits of fund structures for diversification, and how trial and error ultimately helped him find his niche. The conversation highlights a key lesson for investors: success in real estate often comes from trying different paths until you identify the one that aligns with your strengths, interests, and long-term goals.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Eddie Speed shares his 40-year journey from a young cowboy with no real estate background to becoming one of the leading experts in note investing. He explains how he stumbled into the business by learning from a mentor who transitioned from owning rental properties to buying notes due to inflation eroding cash flow. Eddie breaks down the fundamental difference between being a landlord and being the bank, emphasizing the power of getting paid first rather than dealing with the ongoing challenges of property ownership. He also highlights why today’s economic environment—marked by rising costs and compressed rental returns—makes notes more attractive than ever, offering investors a more predictable, passive income stream. Throughout the conversation, he underscores the importance of being coachable, solving real problems for others, and leveraging simple but powerful financial principles to build long-term wealth.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Rob Chevez sits down with Maria DiPocce to explore her unconventional journey into real estate, which began at just 19 years old after landing her first deal and earning $15,000. What started as a bold leap—dropping out of college and diving into wholesaling and flipping—quickly evolved into building multiple real estate-related businesses, including investing, contracting, and creative deal structuring. Maria shares how early success, tough lessons, and the 2008 market crash shaped her perspective, forcing her to adapt, rebuild, and eventually step into leadership. From scaling operations to leading a major turnaround at Keller Williams, her story highlights resilience, reinvention, and the importance of always having multiple ways to win in changing markets.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Rob Chevez sits down with Sharad Mehta, a real estate investor and founder of REsimpli, to discuss how he transformed his business from hands-on operations to a highly efficient, virtual model. After completing hundreds of deals and stepping away from being physically present in his market, Sharad identified major inefficiencies and shifted his focus to building systems, processes, and data-driven decision-making. Now running his business with a small, distributed team, he emphasizes that real estate is fundamentally a marketing business where success depends on tracking ROI, optimizing channels, and leveraging automation. The result is a scalable, hands-off operation that generates strong profits while requiring minimal time and direct involvement.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Rob Chevez sits down with Neal Bawa, known as the “Mad Scientist of Real Estate,” to unpack how data—not opinions—drives smarter investing. A former Silicon Valley executive, Neal shares how discovering the power of depreciation and tax strategy led him into real estate, and how he slowly transitioned from tech to building a multifamily portfolio. The conversation dives deep into using job growth, population trends, and demographic data to rank markets, why most investors misunderstand growth states, and how to identify emerging opportunities before the crowd. If you want to invest based on numbers instead of noise, this episode is a masterclass in data-driven real estate strategy.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Rob Chevez sits down with Lance Hood, a franchise strategist and business matchmaker who helps entrepreneurs avoid one of the most expensive mistakes in investing: buying the wrong business for who they are. Together, Rob and Lance break down what it really takes to build a cash machine that produces leveraged income—whether through franchises, real estate, or other businesses. They explore the difference between investing in the stock market versus owning an operating business, the dangers of “buying a job,” and why sales, marketing, and personal accountability are non-negotiable skills for anyone seeking freedom.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Rob Chevez sits down with Lance Hood, a franchise strategist and business matchmaker who helps entrepreneurs avoid one of the most expensive mistakes in investing: buying the wrong business for who they are. Together, Rob and Lance break down what it really takes to build a cash machine that produces leveraged income—whether through franchises, real estate, or other businesses. They explore the difference between investing in the stock market versus owning an operating business, the dangers of “buying a job,” and why sales, marketing, and personal accountability are non-negotiable skills for anyone seeking freedom.

In this episode of the Income Flip Podcast, Julia Lashay, a seasoned real estate entrepreneur shares her journey from starting in real estate at a young age to becoming a leader in the industry. She discusses her early career challenges, including losing properties during the market crash and her resilience in overcoming setbacks. Julia emphasizes the importance of mindset, audacity, and surrounding oneself with the right people to achieve success. She also highlights her work in promoting social equity and her role in teaching and consulting within the real estate community. The conversation touches on personal growth, leadership lessons, and the value of time and relationships in building a successful career.

In this episode, Angela Healy shares her journey and expertise in the corporate rental market. Starting from her early exposure to real estate through her parents, Angela discusses how she transitioned from a career in commercial banking to establishing a successful real estate brokerage focused on corporate rentals. She explains the unique business model of partnering with property owners to provide fully furnished, flexible housing solutions for corporations, emphasizing the importance of location, amenities, and security. Angela also highlights the challenges and opportunities in the industry, including the impact of COVID-19 and the growing demand for temporary housing due to manufacturing and tech industry expansions. The conversation provides valuable insights into the corporate housing market and Angela's strategic approach to navigating its complexities.

In this episode Alan Franks, a financial planner and author of "Empowered Money" discusses the challenges entrepreneurs face, particularly the misconception of viewing businesses solely as income streams rather than valuable assets. Alan emphasizes the importance of business valuation, strategic planning, and the benefits of treating a business as an asset that can grow and provide financial security. They also explore the significance of having a succession plan and the role of financial planning in achieving personal and business goals. Alan shares insights from his book, highlighting the value of real estate and the importance of leveraging financial tools to build wealth.

In this episode of the "Income Flip" podcast, Rob Chevez interviews Luis Belmonte, a seasoned real estate developer from San Francisco. Luis shares his extensive journey in the real estate industry, starting from his early days as a property manager and handyman to becoming a successful developer. He discusses his experiences with various real estate deals, the lessons learned from both successes and failures, and his philosophy on investment and risk management. Luis emphasizes the importance of knowing oneself, understanding one's strengths and weaknesses, and being prepared for economic downturns. He also shares insights into his current focus on retail and low-income housing projects, highlighting the value of staying under the radar and bringing big-time expertise to small-time deals. Throughout the conversation, Luis offers valuable advice for aspiring real estate professionals, stressing the significance of indifference in negotiations and the need to always plan for the downside.

In this engaging conversation Jason Stubblefield discusses his journey into real estate investing, focusing on multifamily properties and affordable housing. We explore the lessons learned from early investments, the importance of marketing and sales, and the current trends in the multifamily market. Jason shares his vision for helping others through real estate and the strategies he employs to navigate challenges and ensure sustainable growth. The discussion emphasizes the significance of resilience, personal growth, and the impact of financial literacy in achieving success in real estate.

In this episode Benjamin Carmona, a seasoned expert in real estate finance and 1031 exchanges shares his journey from growing up in the LA area to becoming a financial advisor specializing in real estate. He discusses the importance of 1031 exchanges for baby boomers and seniors looking to transition from active property management to passive income streams. Ben emphasizes the value of working with knowledgeable advisors and highlights the unique benefits of Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) in estate planning and tax deferral. The conversation also touches on Ben's personal experiences, including the challenges of starting his own business, Perch Wealth, and his investment strategies focused on passive income through real estate and other assets.

Beau Turner combines real estate experience with technical expertise in data center development. A graduate of Southern Methodist University with a degree in Engineering Management and Information Systems, he developed a deep understanding of data centers and entrepreneurship early on. After building his own real estate business and mastering real-world development, Beau’s passion for information systems and automation led him to found Abundant Mines — a colocation hosting and data center development company that empowers investors to earn truly passive income through Bitcoin mining. With multiple proprietary data centers in Oregon powered by sustainable hydroelectric energy, and development experience both in the U.S. and internationally, Beau is dedicated to helping investors build long-term wealth with integrity, innovation, and industry-leading insight.

In this episode Chris Prefontaine, a seasoned real estate expert shares his journey from being a builder in the early '90s to selling a realty franchise and navigating the 2008 financial crash, which left him with significant personal debt. This experience led him to develop a unique real estate model focused on creative financing methods like owner financing, subject-to deals, and lease purchases, which he now teaches through his coaching platform, Smart Real Estate Coach.

In this episode, Lane Kawaoka, a real estate investor from Honolulu, Hawaii shares his journey from being an engineer to becoming a successful real estate entrepreneur. He discusses how he transitioned from owning single-family homes to investing in larger multifamily properties and syndications. Lane emphasizes the importance of financial discipline, learning from experienced investors, and the concept of the "wealth elevator" to achieve financial independence. He also touches on the challenges and strategies involved in real estate investing, including the impact of changing interest rates and the need to adapt investment strategies over time.

In this episode, Anmol Singh shares his journey from a college dorm room to becoming a successful trader and investor. He discusses his unique three-bucket strategy for building wealth, emphasizing the importance of psychological resilience in trading. Anmol also delves into his passion for coaching and the lessons learned from his mentors, offering insights into the art of trading and the significance of having a structured financial plan.

In this episode of the Income Flip podcast, Brittany Racine shares her inspiring journey from a marketing background to becoming a successful real estate agent. Brittany opens up about the challenges she faced, including managing a franchise restaurant during a tumultuous divorce and the lessons she learned along the way. She discusses the importance of mindset shifts, embracing chaos, and building a life by design. Brittany also highlights her unique approach to real estate, focusing on authenticity and community engagement through her podcast, "Might Get Loud." Tune in to discover how Brittany turned trials into triumphs and continues to thrive in the ever-evolving real estate landscape.

Mark Willis, a Certified Financial Planner, shares his journey into financial planning, emphasizing the importance of understanding money and diversification. He discusses the pitfalls of traditional diversification, where assets are often correlated, and introduces the concept of non-correlated assets to create a more resilient financial portfolio. Mark also highlights the benefits of liquidity and the strategic use of whole life insurance policies as a financial tool. His insights aim to empower business owners to protect and grow their wealth effectively.

In this episode, Marina Morgan shares her inspiring journey from a successful corporate career in Russia to becoming an innovative entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. She discusses the challenges and motivations behind her transition, emphasizing the importance of embracing change and leveraging psychological insights to drive business success. Marina also highlights her work in developing AIQ, a framework for assessing a company's readiness for AI integration, and her commitment to fostering resilience and adaptability in business leaders.