Welcome to the Best Ever CRE Show, the world’s longest-running daily COMMERCIAL real estate podcast. Founded by Joe Fairless, a co-founder of Ashcroft Capital who went from buying $35,000 homes to controlling more than $2.7 billion in real estate assets, the Best Ever CRE Show provides commercial real estate expert insights, education, and timely information to our community of active and passive investors who want to build wealth, build a legacy, and do more good in the world.
So if you want the real stories behind the good, the bad, and the worst ever deals — plus, insights into what really goes on in commercial real estate investing — you’re in the right place. Our hosts interview commercial real estate experts every day to uncover secrets and strategies YOU can use to become a better, more informed investor. This is the Best Ever CRE show.
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JF3727: Why a $450M Portfolio is Shifting from Value-Add to Class A: Trading Higher Returns for Steadier Cash Flow ft. Whitney Sewell
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2024-11-17
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JF3726: From Hating Senior Living Facilities to Building a 141-Bed Cozy Home Empire — and a $85K Lesson on Having Capital Ready ft. Brandon Schwab
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2024-11-16
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JF3725: Keeping Syndicators Out of Jail: SEC Rule Changes, Token Offerings, and Entity Structure Mistakes to Avoid ft. Mauricio Rauld
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2024-11-15
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JF3724: From Concrete Mason to 885 Doors: Teaching Blue Collar Investors How to Build Wealth ft. Kent Kiess
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2024-11-14
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JF3723: From Single House Hack to 320 Units: Turning Bank Conflict into a Creative Portfolio Strategy ft. Zachary Gray
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2024-11-13
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JF3722: Growing a $800M Portfolio During the Three I's (Interest, Insurance, & Inflation) ft. Ben Suttles
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2024-11-12
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JF3721: Tackling 12-Cap Office Deals, Avoiding Land Development Pitfalls, and Navigating Florida’s Insurance Hikes ft. Ken Naim
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2024-11-11
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JF3720: Closing $10K Properties at the Table, Mastering Owner Financing, and Tackling $5M Single-Family Investments ft. Randal McLeaird
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2024-11-10
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JF3719: From MLB to 6,500 Units, Navigating California's Market, and Tackling Insurance Hikes ft. Josh Satin
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2024-11-09
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JF3718: $5 Billion in Deals, Building Thriving Communities, and the Goal of 1 Million Affordable Homes ft. Don Wenner
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2024-11-08
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JF3717: Breaking Ground on Self-Storage, Doubling Returns in Multifamily, and Converting to Assisted Living ft. Letitia Montelongo
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2024-11-07
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JF3716: Tripling Returns on First Deal, 1,400 Units, and Mastering Multifamily While Practicing Law ft. Yosef Lee
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2024-11-06
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JF3715: Doubling to 800 Units, Bringing Management In-House, and Navigating $1.65M Renovation Challenges ft. Ross McArthur
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2024-11-05
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JF3714: Scaling to 800+ Units, Hands-On Lease-Up Strategies, and Navigating Market Challenges ft. Paula Nichols
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2024-11-04
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JF3713: Scaling Through Adversity, Adding 8 Units to a 24-Unit Deal, and 100% Investor Return ft. Joe Rinderknecht
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2024-11-03
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JF3712: Adaptive Reuse Self-Storage, 190K Sq Ft Industrial, and 100% IRRs ft. Jason Adams
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2024-11-02
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JF3711: Wealth Building Secrets, Cash Flow Niches, and Mastering the Art of JOMO ft. M.C. Laubscher
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2024-11-01
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JF3710: Buying Distressed Assets, Local Investing, and Building a Value-Add Portfolio in New Jersey ft. Joshua Kahr
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2024-10-31
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JF3709: Residential Assisted Living, Value-Add Sober Living, and $9,000/Month Beds ft. Charlie Cameron
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2024-10-30
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JF3708: Turning 40% Occupancy into Profits, 2000+ Units, and Building Legacy Wealth ft. Michael Manthei
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2024-10-29
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