How Radhika Rastogi Scaled to Nearly $15M AUM in Senior Living While Balancing a W-2, Motherhood, and Building Relik Capital Group

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Episode SummaryIn this episode of Groundbreakers, Radhika Rastogi, founder of Relik Capital Group, shares her inspiring journey from a career at a Fortune 20 company to building a $15M senior living real estate portfolio. Radhika opens up about how she balances her corporate job, motherhood, and scaling her syndication business — all while focusing on an overlooked but rewarding niche in senior living.Her story is a testament to resilience, clarity of vision, and the power of focusing on the right partnerships and investor education.Key Points DiscussedFrom Fortune 20 to Senior Living: Radhika explains how she transitioned from consulting into real estate by starting with single-family rentals, then moving into multifamily, and eventually finding her niche in senior living.Balancing Career, Family, and Investing: Radhika shares her strategies for managing a demanding consulting career at a Fortune 20 company while raising young children and building Relik Capital Group.Why Senior Living: Radhika dives into why she chose senior living as her focus, explaining its growing demand, cash flow predictability, and positive impact on communities.Building Investor Trust: She talks about how she educates her investors, builds credibility, and creates long-term relationships through transparency and thoughtful communication.Lessons in Scaling: From vetting operators to structuring deals and avoiding common pitfalls, Radhika outlines the lessons she learned while growing her portfolio.Guest InformationName: Radhika RastogiRole: Founder at Relik Capital GroupLinkedIn: Radhika RastogiWebsite: Relik Capital GroupConclusionRadhika’s journey shows that it’s possible to build a meaningful and profitable real estate business without quitting your W2, by focusing on a clear niche, serving investors well, and staying consistent.Connect with Radhika on LinkedIn to learn more about her work at Relik Capital Group and how she helps investors access opportunities in senior living real estate.

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