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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2022 · 25 MIN

REIA 129 Mark Hentemann: Beware the Seduction of Cashflow

from Streams to Impact · host Mark Hentemann

We'd love to hear from you. What are your thoughts and questions?Mark Hentemann is an Emmy-nominated writer/producer, an original writer on the show “Family Guy”. He’s created shows for Fox and MTV, run Family Guy, written for David Letterman and major studio feature films.After struggling as a starving artist, Mark used his first script payments in 2000 to buy a duplex in Los Angeles as a hedge against the uncertainties of an entertainment career. Real estate became a passionate side-hustle, and since then, Mark has built a $140 million multifamily portfolio alongside his writing career, and founded Quantum Capital, which syndicates in Austin, TX, Los Angeles, Denver and PhoenixMark’s mission is to help people achieve financial freedom through real estate so they don’t have to become television writers.Main Points:Starting out in a highly-competitive marketNavigating regulation and rent controlCompetition drives value-growth and protects your downsideLocation, location, locationConnect with Mark:www.quantumcapitalinc.com/[email protected]

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We'd love to hear from you. What are your thoughts and questions? Mark Hentemann is an Emmy-nominated writer/producer, an original writer on the show “Family Guy”. He’s created shows for Fox and MTV, run Family Guy, written for David Letterman and major studio feature films. After struggling as a starving artist, Mark used his first script payments in 2000 to buy a duplex in Los Angeles as a hedge against the uncertainties of an entertainment career. Real estate became a passionate side-hustl...

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