In a relatively short period of time, Logan has rolled up more than 3,000 apartments in the Midwest, using only his own capital (plus a lot of bank debt).

His ideas (about running a property management operation, building relationships with lenders, and more) changed our business, and we suspect they'll change yours, too.

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Elliott White, an affordable housing operator with a truly remarkable origin story, schools Moses on:

- the fundamental tension at the heart of the business

- the harsh realities of running housing for poor people, and

- concrete steps for getting involved yourself

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Charlie and Chris Tourtellotte join Moses on-stage at Reconvene ‘24 to discuss Charlie’s early career, the nightmare that was being a for-sale home builder in the GFC, Chris joining the business, and how they’ve built LaTerra into a development machine.

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Kyle and Nick give us a sense for:

1. the state of the real estate market, &

2. the maniacal level of effort required to build what Kyle has built

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Meet Simon Wagner of Granite Oak.

Simon told us maybe the best investment story we've ever heard live, on the stage at Reconvene '23.

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Bruce Fairty of Cypress Equity Investments tells Moses about the twists and turns he navigated on his way to building more than 35,000 apartments over a 40+ year career.

If you're looking to pivot your business model, this talk will resonate.

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The third in our Emerging Talent Talks series, presented by Gran Centenario Cristalino Tequila.

Our goal with these talks is to spotlight earlier stage real estate entrepreneurs who are building rapidly-growing businesses in interesting niches.

Next up: Mario Brown and Brian Albers of Affordable Upstate, who recognized very early the power of a new state law in South Carolina creating a strong incentive to preserve existing affordable housing. Within a few short years, using this law, Affordable Upstate rolled up more than $150MM in assets and preserved more than 1,000 affordable units.

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The second in our Emerging Talent Talks series, presented by Gran Centenario Cristalino Tequila.

Our goal with these talks is to spotlight earlier stage real estate entrepreneurs who are building rapidly-growing businesses in interesting niches.

Shiloe Bear of CreekDev talks to Moses about her unusual background, how she got into the business of managing complicated re-positioning of industrial buildings in the Bay Area, and her ambition to take her skills onto the deal side.

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Eric Weatherholtz of Healey Weatherholtz Properties, the real estateur behind the irreplaceable @iononrecourse Twitter account, explains how he and his partner got themselves into the business of improving neighborhoods and lives via patios, tacos and cold beer. A Re-convene classic.

(Note: Eric was going through a bout of partial facial paralysis during the event; luckily for us, he pushed through, and we are grateful.)

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Marissa Solis of NELA Group tells Moses the story of how, as a young mother operating in her second language, she started flipping homes, grew a big business, lost everything in the Great Financial Crisis, then built it back again... all while raising five sons. Just insanely inspiring stuff.

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Stephanie Copeland of Four Points Funding talks to Moses Kagan about putting together the team and Opportunity Zone capital to rapidly build more than 1,000 new units of desperately needed workforce housing in rural Colorado.

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Jay Schuminsky shocks Nick Huber and the Re-convene crowd with the story of his epic development and exit of a massive storage portfolio in DFW and how his business and life have changed since.

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Bill Andrews of Equity Resource Investments discusses his path into real estate private equity, what he looks for in a sponsor, how his deals are structured, and what he's looking at now.

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Rohun Jauhar of JT Capital describes building a lean value-add multifamily machine on stage at Re-convene '22 in Santa Monica.

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Nick Huber, co-founder of Bolt Storage and proprietor of one of the largest real estate accounts on Twitter, discusses how he got started in an incredibly challenging business and subsequently moved into storage, his experiments with spreading his message via different media, how he got on Twitter and what he's learned along the way.

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Chris Powers of Fort Capital discusses Fort Capital's 2016 pivot from being a generalist firm into focusing exclusively on industrial assets: How they made the choice, how they executed, and what has happened since.

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Neville Rhone on the path he and his partner took in building Arc Capital Partners, an institutional real estate private equity firm focused on mixed-use assets in urban environments in California and Texas.

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Bill Brewster of The Business Brew Podcast interviews Marc Gilbert of Orchard Principals about Marc's unusual approach to generating "alpha" in real estate investing.

This talk was a crowd favorite at Reconvene, touching on buying contaminated properties, unusual financing, why Marc loves litigation, and more.

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Eliot Bencuya discusses the differences between operators and allocators, how he thinks about market returns and deal structures, how his firm came to own a lot of office buildings in St. Louis, and lots more.

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Keith Wasserman discusses the choices he and his partners made to take their real estate private equity platform from a few 4plexes in Bakersfield to approximately $1.5B in assets under management.

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