Posts by Neil Henderson
Tips for Talking to Self-Storage Owners and Brokers with Marla Colic
Marla Colic – is a former self-storage owner and now broker from Missouri who has been in the industry since 2010. Marla’s knowledge of the storage asset class includes storage ownership, management, consulting, and brokerage. In 2016, Marla joined Marcus & Millichap as a real estate broker where she facilitates the acquisition and disposition of…
Purchasing Six Self-Storage Facilities in Two Years with Tony Pernelli
Tony Pernelli – is a self-storage investor from Pennsylvania who got his start investing in multifamily and flips. In this week’s episode, you’ll hear how he self-managed over 100 residential doors while holding down a full-time job and why that experience pushed him into investing in self-storage facilities. In just two years, Tony has built…
From Zero to Twenty Multifamily Units On Their First Deal with German and Oscar Buendia
German & Oscar Buendia – brothers and co-founders of Good Day Capital, talk to Neil Henderson, the host of The Road to Family Freedom podcast. German and Oscar were both serving in the military, but only recently began investing in multifamily. Sparked by a family scare while deployed, Oscar and German decided to build up…
Self-Storage Investing with a Higher Purpose with Scott Meyers
Scott Meyers – founder of SelfStorageInvesting.com and Kingdom Storage focuses on syndicating self-storage deals and helping others launch their own self-storage business to enjoy a lifestyle as his saying goes, “ free from tenants, toilets, and trash!” Scott Meyers is the principal in 16 facilities totaling over 7,500 units and over 2 million square feet…
From Zero to 15 Single Family Rentals in Three Years with Anam & Aamir Hashambhai
Anam & Aamir Hashambhai – co-founders of Opulent Realty talk to Neil Henderson and Brittany Henderson, the hosts of The Road to Family Freedom podcast. Anam and Aamir are a Dallas, TX-based husband and wife team who purchased their first investment property three years ago with their entire savings. Three years later they have a…