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Join Tamar Hermes on an inspiring journey through real estate, from her roots in the entertainment industry to becoming a thriving investor and mentor. Delve into the concept of house hacking as her gateway into real estate and learn from her emphasis on taking action and learning by doing. Tamar underscores the value of passive investing and stresses the importance of thorough vetting in investment opportunities, while also advocating for wealth building through real estate appreciation.

In this conversation, Tamar also explores the benefits of modular homes in tackling affordability issues, shedding light on their cost, financing, and efficiency advantages. Through her Failing Forward segment, Tamar shares valuable insights gleaned from her investing journey, emphasizing proactive problem-solving. She reflects on the transformative impact of writing a book and the subsequent opportunities it has unlocked.

Tune in as Tamar discusses her excitement for expanding her women's mastermind, Wealth Building Concierge and her readiness to seize great real estate opportunities. Get ready for a dynamic exploration of real estate strategies and entrepreneurial resilience in REIA Radio's 111th Episode!

Takeaways

• House hacking is a great strategy for getting started in real estate and reducing living expenses.
• Taking action and learning from experience is crucial in real estate investing.
• Passive investing can be a valuable way to build wealth, but it's important to thoroughly vet investment opportunities.
• Appreciation can be a powerful wealth-building tool in real estate.
• Building a network and surrounding yourself with knowledgeable mentors can greatly enhance your success in real estate.

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Sean Roberts, the CEO of Villa, joins Tech Nest today to discuss what he's leading at Villa. He joined the company earlier in the year, and is helping expand Villa's ADU empire across the state of California. As the largest provider of ADUs in California, Sean breaks down the key advantages Villa has over the competition when it comes to manufacturing, logistics, and working with local governments. They may be a construction company on the surface, but there's far more than what meets the eye. Listen in to what Sean has to say.

More about Sean and Villa
Villa’s mission is to be the easiest, fastest, and most cost-efficient way to build homes. As the largest provider of prefab ADUs in California, Villa simplifies the complex process of building a new housing unit in your own backyard, from design to installation. Villa has created a scalable, affordable alternative to traditional on-site construction, and is modernizing the way that new housing is built in the U.S. 

Sean Roberts is Villa’s CEO. Prior to Villa, he served as both COO and CFO at Orchard, a proptech company with vertically-integrated real estate brokerage, title/escrow, and mortgage offerings and innovative capital-enabled consumer offerings. Before Orchard, Sean was an investor at TPG, a leading global private equity firm, where he focused primarily on investments in operationally-intensive real estate oriented businesses. He began his career as an investment banker in the Financial Institutions Group at Goldman Sachs. He has served on corporate boards in the past. Sean holds an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Commerce from Queen’s University in Canada.

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Season 2, Episode 18: Popular Science magazine had an amazing knack for predicting the future. This episode looks back at some of the new technology it touted back in the 1980s, which is now in common use in our 21st century world. In this podcast series, Tom Nielson tells stories, shares memories, and concocts whimsical, light-hearted tales inspired by his life adventures, channeling the style of Jean Shepherd, Garrison Keillor, Mark Twain, Jerry Seinfeld, and other famous storytellers.  In this story, as always, names have been changed to protect the innocent.

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Host Victoria Ray Henderson talks with Chris Osaka the Chief Executive Officer for TOMU 

Studio, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom villas delivered to customers. The TOMU Modular construction 

TOMU was named in Washington Business Journal as a business to watch in 2022

What is Japandi Design? 

TOMU in Urban Turf regarding upscale modular homes
 

:25 What is TOMU?

:50 workplaces changes with people moving out of the cities

1:30 the modular units include electricity, plumbing

1:50 floorplans of TOMU are similar to what you would find in an upscale hotel

2:27 Chris Osaka’s background marketing for Nike and Hilton

Created concepts for Nike stores

3:14

4:10 The 3 products are called Villas

4:18 The style is a Japanese Scandinavian concept blending with nature

5:20 The exterior and interior features of the high design Villas

6:00 minimalist not spartan in design, expansive windows and living space

6:30 energy efficient and built to be on-grid or off-grid

7:36 Connecting with local cities and counties and how these can fit in a traditional neighborhood

8:20 work in partnership with local general contractor

8:55 what project are you working on how?

10:00 mechanics of the Villas, wiring, plumbing

10:25 three modules 8 by 20 feet each

11:15 simplify the conduits and suppress the major systems in a singular module

12:15 How does this work with ADU or accessory dwelling unit rules in cities and counties?

13:09 matching the design and engineering for the required site specs

14:30 working on well & septic and the model unit is built with this design

14:55 West coast has a broader understanding of modular homes. Chris is bringing this awareness to the rest of the county

15:34 higher quality modular home built in an indoor environment where materials are protected while being constructed

16:13 Lenders and appraisers

16:50 Inspired by the changes around the pandemic and the opportunity to build housing for people looking for second homes or additional space on a property

17:50 offering an option to homebuyers who want to get out of the city

Listen Up, Home Buyers! The podcast offering advice and tips from true buyer agents. 

Host and Producer, Victoria Ray Henderson is the owner and broker of HomeBuyer Brokerage in the Washington D.C. area. Victoria is and a member of the National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents. 

Yael Tamar, CEO & Co-Founder, SolidBlock, a real estate tokenization company. Yael is a recognized leader in property tokenization and has a background that includes marketing, finance, trading, compliance and entrepreneurship in public and private companies. As an early mover in the blockchain space, Yael serves at the helm of FIBREE, Foundation for International Blockchain and Real Estate Expertise (the leading international network for exchanging knowledge in the real estate industry), and as a Founder of Women in Block.  With over 100 blockchain speaking engagements and an educational podcast program, Yael is recognized as a top 20 Proptech Influencer, Top 25 Blockchain, and Crypto Speakers, and Top 100 Women in Blockchain. As a global executive based in Tel Aviv and NYC, Yael leads the SolidBlock team on the mission to lead real estate tokenization.

Yael earned her Bachelors and Masters in Economics from the City University of New York-Hunter College.

Conversation includes deep dives into:

1. Blockchain and it's place in real estate, transacting assets and currency

2. NFTs non-fungible token or asset (unique) and fungible (exchangeable)

3. What is a smart contract with the purchase of currency or an asset

4. NFT's to buy real estate. Fungible token used to back property.

5. Programming tokens which you create as a product and it's different from Bitcoin

6. Smart contract to build in rental income, buy a house to live in, title holders of NFT models

7. Loan models: stake currency in Bitcoin and use interest to buy house

8. Loans in the Defi space, buy security or non-fungible token, stake that and put in a wallet

9. Metaverse can be place to buy land in Decentraland and Sandbox for your business (advertising, games, experiences)

10. Florida Bitcoin and Blockchain conference, commercial property, group investment, time-share models, fractional investment

11. Investors can sell on an exchange, private offering that is tradable, limited partner

12. Defer taxes through IRAs and other ways to defer cryptocurrency.

13. SolidBlock, St. Regis, $18 million contract

14. Diversifying your assets, Yael in real estate in single family, financial engineering for pension funds, retail investor, commercial real estate.

15. Commercial properties in then US, environmental social governance, detox digital coin, zero impact hospitality

16. Energy waste, gas fees from minting NFTs with Ethereum, trading Bitcoin, buy low sell high, carbon footprint

17. Bank fees vs. minting fees, Bitcoin is wasteful but truly decentralized so we pay for that. Other currency like stable coins are lower and maybe closer to bank transaction fees.

18. Yael will research bank fees vs. stable coin fees vs. environmental bitcoin mining to come! Remedies too.

19. Web3 first rule is no one knows what Web3 is, but the general idea is that it's a new www that values on owning, investing, decentralized economy, metaverse investments, entertainment

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Matt and Sean examine how hemp may become a renewable, eco-friendly building material.

Watch the Undecided with Matt Ferrell episode, “Exploring How This Plant Could Replace Concrete”: https://youtu.be/mx7g79Jh66k?list=PLnTSM-ORSgi7UWp64ZlOKUPNXePMTdU4d

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Matt and Sean talk about tiny houses, the mindset necessary to live in one, and aliens.

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This episode I chat with the senior project manager of Dickinson Homes, Mario Santoni. Mario and I discuss all things related to this 3rd generation family business that has been running for nearly 50 years.