Goodin Development

This is my favorite floorplan at this project 👇

Everything designed in this unit is intentional.

From the quartz countertops, to the modern black windows.

And being on the corner of the building, you have an amazing view of the city.

This is the unit I would choose to live in at this property!

On my YouTube channel, I will be sharing a behind-the-scenes look at our multifamily development projects and various passive investing strategies. No fluff. No hype.

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Behind the Scenes: 2 Bedroom Apartment Under Construction In this video, I walk through a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment at The Elwood, a brand-new luxury apartment community currently under construction in Kokomo,...

If you're thinking about investing in a real estate syndication, you need to understand how the returns actually work.

In this video, I break down where investor profits really come from in a typical apartment syndication. A lot of people assume it’s all about monthly cash flow, but in most deals the largest returns come when the property is sold.

We also talk about risk. Real estate syndications can be a great way to invest in large properties without dealing with tenants or day-to-day management, but they’re still real investments with real risks. Understanding those risks before you invest is critical.

If you want more honest conversations about multifamily development, underwriting deals, and passive real estate investing, subscribe and follow along.

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The Truth About How Investors Make Money In A Syndication If you're thinking about investing in a real estate syndication, you need to understand how the returns actually work.In this video, I break down where inves...

Starting small, then going big...

In this episode of my podcast, I sit down with Lee Yoder to break down the right way to invest in apartment syndications and what most investors get wrong.

Lee shares his journey from physical therapist to full-time multifamily investor, how he strategically took a 30% pay cut to build a real estate side hustle, and why starting small was the smartest move he made.

In this episode we cover:

• How Lee transitioned from W2 to full-time real estate investing

• Why starting with small rentals and flips builds a stronger foundation

• The truth about “passive income” in real estate

• A full breakdown of a 96-unit value-add deal in Dayton, Ohio

• Lessons from selling the deal at a 15% annualized return

• How to think about risk, reserves, and capital events in syndications

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