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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 45 MIN

Ep. 40: From Handyman to Managing $20 Million and Building a Real Estate Legacy

from The Hunt for Incredible · host Gideon Spencer

Gideon Spencer interviews Adit Shah, a real estate syndicator and in-field developer who transformed his life from handyman to managing $20 million in assets by the age of 28. From leaving the military in 2019 with no money or connections to raising $5 million in less than 12 months, he shares the strategies, mindset, and risk management techniques that fueled his success in real estate. In this episode, Adit shares his journey from having nothing to building a thriving real estate business. Now focused on creating impactful, community-driven projects in San Diego, Adit reveals how he navigates the complexities of affordable housing development and generates income from day one after closing a deal.  Tune in to learn the practical steps Adit took to scale his portfolio and the mindset that drives his success in the real estate industry. Follow Adit Shah on his channel: IG: @housebender Follow The Hunt for Incredible podcast on our channels: YT: @huntforincredible IG: @huntforincredible FB: @huntforincredible It’s all here on The Hunt for Incredible!

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