EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 29 MIN
From Police Officer to 600+ Units: Building Generational Wealth with Adrian Pannozzo | CRESI Ontario Landlord Series
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From 21 years in policing to owning over 90 multifamily properties: How do you make the leap?In this episode of the CRESI Ontario Landlord Series, host Kevin Breitner sits down with Adrian Pannozzo, founder of Generational Wealth Inc., to discuss exactly how he went from buying a single duplex with a line of credit to managing over 600 units across the GTA.Adrian breaks down his evolution from the classic BRRR strategy (Buy, Renovate, Refinance, Rent) to large-scale new developments using the CMHC MLI Select program, which allows for up to 95% loan-to-cost financing. We also discuss the power of Joint Ventures (JVs) and why your "network is your net worth" when scaling a real estate portfolio.In this episode, we cover:The "Scared Shitless" Phase: How Adrian bought his first property using a HELOCThe BRRR Strategy explained: Forcing appreciation to recycle capitalJoint Ventures: How to partner with investors to scale without using your own cashNew Development Math: How to build multi-million dollar apartments with only 5% downWhy "Get Wealthy Slow" is better than "Get Rich Quick"Connect with our Experts:Kevin Breitner – C.R.E.S.I.Website: cresi.caEmail: [email protected]: @cresi_real_estateAdrian Pannozzo – Generational Wealth Inc.Website: generationalwealthcreators.caInstagram: @genwealthcreatorsPlease remember, while we are professionals, this podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The advice shared may not apply to your unique situation. Always seek personalized advice from a qualified professional before making any investment decisions.
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