Roughly $300 billion in multifamily mortgage debt is scheduled to mature in 2026—but does that mean $300 billion worth of distressed apartment buildings are about to hit the market? Not necessarily. It means thousands of property owners are facing a decision: refinance, sell, bring additional capital to the table, or find another creative solution. And when today's financing environment looks very different from when many of these loans were originally made, some interesting opportunities can emerge. 

In this episode with podcast host Mike Swenson, we break down what the $300 billion maturity wave really means for real estate investors, where potential distressed opportunities may be hiding, and how investors can find owners who need solutions, not just buyers looking for a bargain. We’ll explore refinancing challenges, creative financing, seller financing, loan assumptions, motivated sellers, and the key question every investor should be asking: What problem can I solve that cre...

Dr. Tanh, PharmD, is a pharmacist turned real estate investor, host of the Wonton Wealth Podcast, and founder of Proton Capital. After earning his Doctorate of Pharmacy from the University of Cincinnati and pursuing a career in cardiology pharmacy, Tanh discovered his true passion—investing and building long-term wealth through real estate. What started with a single duplex in 2018 quickly grew into a thriving portfolio and a deep focus on commercial real estate. As the author of Value Over Volume: The Foundation of Commercial Real Estate Investing, Tanh now empowers others to achieve financial freedom, build meaningful relationships, and reclaim their most valuable asset—time. His journey proves that with education, discipline, and purpose, anyone can create lasting wealth beyond the 9-to-5 grind.

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Discover how resourcefulness can replace capital when starting your investment journey.
• Learn how disciplined saving and partnerships fuel
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In our recent episode with Jordan Moorhead we discussed House Hacking & Mobile Home Parks. Based on that conversation, here is some important information to help you with "Using The House Hacking Strategy."

The house hacking is a strategy gaining popularity among real estate investors for its potential to generate passive income and build equity with minimal upfront investment. This approach involves purchasing a property and living in part of it while renting out the rest. Whether it's a duplex, triplex, or single-family home with extra rooms, house hacking offers a practical way to enter the real estate market. Jordan Moorhead, a seasoned real estate investor, shared his house hacking journey on the REL Freedom Show, highlighting its benefits and challenges.

The Beginning of a Journey

Jordan's foray into house hacking began out of a desire for financial independence. Initially a personal trainer with a small business, he recognized the limitations of his income potential and tu...