Engineers That Invest

How Brandon Jenkins went Petroleum Engineer to Multifamily Investor

In this episode, Brandon Jenkins, the Principal of Birch Prosper talks about his transition from Petroleum engineering to becoming a multifamily investor. He talks about being layed off, insecurities, facing his fears and how came out on the other side successful. In addition, Brandon goes in depth on how investors can "attract capital" for their deals. If you want to learn more about attracting capital please reach out to Brandon at: info.capitalmasterypro.com birchprosper.com

Mastering Real Estate: Kranti Ponnam's Journey from Engineer to Investor

Join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Kranti Panam, a former engineer turned real estate investor and business owner. Kranti shares his experiences, challenges, and valuable insights into the world of real estate investing. From learning the ropes to scaling businesses, Kranti's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of self-awareness in achieving success in the real estate industry Grab our free multifamily investing guide at engineersthatinvest.com

Engineering Your Wealth Webinar

Join us for an eye-opening webinar where engineering precision meets savvy real estate investment. Discover how three engineers parlayed their technical acumen into success in the multifamily real estate arena. Alvin Scioneaux, Jr., a former aerospace engineer and NFL linebacker, now thrives as a real estate investor. Tom 'TJ' Burns, a current Amazon engineer with 18 patents founded Burns Capital Partners, applying his engineering mindset to real estate syndications where he has built a portfolio of over 100 doors. Sandhya Seshadri transformed her experience in electrical engineering and program management into strategic, wealth-building investment prowess where she has amassed over 3000+ doors. This concise session is tailored for engineers and professionals who want to explore the synergy between engineering principles and investment strategies. Learn from our panelists' journeys, gain insights into transitioning your skills to new ventures, and seize control of your financial future. Register now to reshape your investment narrative!

Multifamily Young Gun: Ben Latusek's 17 Units Before 25

In this episode of "Engineers That Invest," we delve into the dynamic world of Ben Latusek, a 24-year-old real estate investor who has rapidly scaled from zero to 17 units in the competitive Midwest market. Armed with a Master's in Business Administration and a Mechanical Engineering degree from Iowa State University, Ben brings the discipline and strategic mindset honed as a Power 5 Division 1 college football player for the Cyclones directly to his investment ventures. Discover how Ben’s finance specialization, with a focus on commercial real estate finance during his MBA, sparked his passion for the industry and set the stage for his remarkable journey towards financial freedom. Now at the helm of his self-managed real estate portfolio, Ben is actively expanding into commercial multifamily and self-storage investments in the Des Moines area. In our conversation, Ben shares his vision for creating value and building community through his investments, and how his experience in athletics has translated into winning strategies in the real estate game. Whether you’re an aspiring investor or seasoned professional, Ben's story is a masterclass in leveraging education, experience, and the power of a solid game plan for extraordinary achievements in real estate. Interested in learning more about Ben's strategy or partnering with him on future ventures? Tune in for a playbook on success and connect with Ben at Flying W Investments [flyinginvestments.com] or via email at blatusek@flyingwinvestments.com [blatusek@flyingwinvestments.com].

Engineering Wealth: From Layoffs to Real Estate Success with Luc D'abreau

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Luke, aka "Mr. Make it Rain," who shares his incredible journey from architectural engineering to real estate investing. Luke takes us through his transformative experiences, from being laid off to finding his true calling in real estate, and how he leverages his engineering background in his investments. We delve into the importance of networking and finding the right cultural fit in a workplace, as well as how Luke's entrepreneurial spirit has led him to find success in both tech sales and real estate. Whether you're an engineer looking to invest or someone seeking inspiration for a career transition, this episode is packed with gems and insights for everyone.