122. Investing in Real Estate Syndications | The Investors' Experience with Russ Morgan and Joey Mure

Investing in Real Estate Syndications | The Investors' Experience with Russ Morgan and Joey Mure

Russ and Joey share their perspective on investing in commercial real estate syndications from the investors' perspective - how to find syndications, when (and when not) to invest, and pitfalls you can avoid as a passive real estate investor.

The duo run Wealth Without Wall Street, which is an online community that seeks to re-educate business owners & families how money truly works. Their goal is to teach people how to enhance savings, increase cash flow and create passive income all without the help of Wall Street. The secret to doing this is having your money work for you, not someone else.

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303. Winners & Losers: Which CRE Asset Classes Will Dominate in 2025? | Investors Round Table
303. Winners & Losers: Which CRE Asset Classes Will Dominate in 2025? | Investors Round Table

In this episode of the Investors Round Table, we’re sharing our thoughts on the best and worst commercial real estate assets to buy in 2025. With market shifts, economic headwinds, and evolving investor sentiment, some sectors are thriving while others are falling behind. Logan, Matt, and I will analyze each major asset class, discussing the key drivers behind their performance and where investors should focus their attention.

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302. Building a Personal Brand for High-Value Clients - Brokers Round Table
302. Building a Personal Brand for High-Value Clients - Brokers Round Table

A strong personal brand is essential for commercial real estate brokers looking to attract high-value clients, differentiate themselves from competitors, and establish credibility in the industry. In 2025, brokers must go beyond traditional networking and leverage digital platforms, content marketing, and thought leadership to gain visibility among investors, landlords, and corporate decision-makers.

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301. 26.8% Cap Rate on His First Deal?? | Office Hours
301. 26.8% Cap Rate on His First Deal?? | Office Hours

In this episode of the Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast, I came across a wild Reddit post about a first-time investor claiming a 26.8% cap rate on a commercial real estate deal. Sounds too good to be true, right? As I dug deeper, the red flags started piling up—sky-high rent, unreal financing terms, and questionable ownership.

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300. How to Make Deals Pencil with Today’s Interest Rates | Investors Round Table
300. How to Make Deals Pencil with Today’s Interest Rates | Investors Round Table

In this episode of the Investors Round Table, we’ll tackle one of the biggest challenges in today’s market: making commercial real estate deals pencil despite rising interest rates. Logan, Matt, and I will break down the strategies investors can use to structure deals, optimize financing, and find opportunities even in a high-rate environment. We’ll explore creative solutions for mitigating the impact of interest rates on cash flow and returns, ensuring that investors can continue to close profitable deals.

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299. Determining Price Per Sq. Ft. for Land | Office Hours
299. Determining Price Per Sq. Ft. for Land | Office Hours

In this episode of the Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast, we're diving into how to determine price per square foot for land and what you should be paying for industrial sites. Plus, I'll be answering your CRE questions live—from flex space development to marketing triple net properties.

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298. Don't Invest with Strangers! | Office Hours
298. Don't Invest with Strangers! | Office Hours

In this episode of the Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast, we discuss the risks of investing with real estate syndicators you don’t know personally. Using a recent Reddit thread as a case study, we break down key lessons for investors, including:

  • -The importance of vetting syndicators before committing capital

  • Common mistakes investors make when evaluating deals

  • The impact of overleveraged deals and expiring rate caps

  • Best practices for due diligence in commercial real estate investing

  • How general partners and limited partners should align their interests

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297. First Commercial Deal—What Went Wrong? | Investors Round Table
297. First Commercial Deal—What Went Wrong? | Investors Round Table

In this episode of the Investors Round Table, we’re diving into the hard lessons learned from our first commercial real estate deals—the mistakes, the surprises, and the critical takeaways every new investor needs to know. Logan, Matt, and I will share real stories from our first commercial transactions, breaking down what went wrong, how we overcame challenges, and what we would do differently today.

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296. Listen to This Before Buying your First Commercial Property (Office Hours)
296. Listen to This Before Buying your First Commercial Property (Office Hours)

In this week's Office Hours, we're diving deep into the hard lessons of real estate investing—what people wish they knew before they jumped in. A recent Reddit discussion in r/realestateinvesting revealed some brutal truths about real estate, from unexpected maintenance costs to tenant nightmares and overestimated cash flow projections, and we're going to talk about the things you should know before you start buying commercial real estate.

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295. Are Distressed Properties the Opportunity of 2025? - Brokers Round Table
295. Are Distressed Properties the Opportunity of 2025? - Brokers Round Table

Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion with top brokers Chad, Jesse, and Adam as we dive into the rising trend of distressed commercial property sales, like the recent high-profile losses in Nashville.

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294. Tenants Moved Out but Still Pay Rent? (Office Hours)
294. Tenants Moved Out but Still Pay Rent? (Office Hours)

Join me in this week's Office Hours as we dive into the unique investment opportunities and challenges of dark and vacant commercial real estate. We'll discuss scenarios like tenants going 'dark' (still paying rent but ceasing operations) and how these situations can impact neighboring tenants, property value, and lease agreements. I'll also cover strategies for investing in discounted dark NNN properties, how to evaluate their potential, and key considerations when re-leasing the space.

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About Your Host:

Tyler Cauble, Founder & President of The Cauble Group, is a commercial real estate broker and investor based in East Nashville. He’s the best selling author of Open for Business: The Insider’s Guide to Leasing Commercial Real Estate and has focused his career on serving commercial real estate investors as a board member for the Real Estate Investors of Nashville.