A leveraged buyout is one of the most feared and misunderstood ideas in finance, yet most real estate investors already understand it better than they think, because every mortgage is a small personal version of…
If you have ever sat in a room with experienced investors and felt like they were speaking a different language, this episode is for you. Tony Stern breaks down the ten acronyms you will hear…
Larry Mastropieri started his career as a mechanical engineer shoveling ash at a waste-to-energy power plant, and today he runs a brokerage doing roughly 200 transactions and $150 million in volume a year while owning…
Title has always been the hidden hurdle in real estate, the layer where a deal quietly goes wrong two months after you thought you had a winner. In this episode, Tony Stern sits down with…
Invited back to the stage for the first time in five years by the Boca Retire Investors Club, PropertyOnion co-founder Tony Stern tells the full story of how a kid who left school at fifteen…
Today’s episode took an unplanned turn. Tony Stern was set to talk title intelligence with Eyal of Dono, but calendars collided, so he flipped the script and followed a story he could not let go…
Nothing scares foreclosure investors away faster than a crack in the wall or a sloping floor, but what if that foundation issue is actually a misdiagnosed opportunity to buy at a discount everyone else is…
When you win a property at a foreclosure or tax deed auction and discover a lien you never expected, you are not necessarily stuck, and you may not have to pay the full amount. In…
Finding a great deal is only half the battle. Protecting it from the silent killers that quietly drain your profits is the other half, and in South Florida nothing destroys returns faster than local government…
In this video we learn how to buy distressed notes. Most real estate investors spend their careers chasing the property. Scott Carlson built his by buying the debt instead. In this conversation, PropertyOnion’s Tony Stern…
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