In this week’s episode, we bring you another bonus episode, this time from our host Vangile Makwakwa.
This episode was recorded for Podbean Finance Week and looks at why families have similar money patterns.
Within us, we carry our ancestor's experiences with money - we carry their trauma and their wisdom. This is why it can sometimes be hard for a family to break out of poverty...
In this week’s episode, we talk to Gabriel Leavell, an accomplished multi-industry entrepreneur with a focus in hospitality.
Gabriel is originally from Everett, Washington and moved from Seattle to New York City to work in multiple industries and start businesses there.
About 6 years ago, Gabriel and his business partner saw a gap in the market for high-quality Airbnb’s throughout the USA...
In this week’s episode, we look at real estate trends on the African continent.
We look at several different countries on the continent - similarities and differences and also look at the strategies that each of our guests have employed in various countries.
This is an interesting episode, especially if you've always wanted to invest in multiple countries.
In this week’s episode, we brought back Nigel Adriaanse (episode 39), who introduced us to Gareth Shepperson, a conveyance attorney at Delport Van Den Berg, a law firm in Pretoria South Africa.
We invited Gareth to talk to us about the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act because when we started on our journey of real estate investing, we were prevented from buying a property we liked because of this act.
In this week’s podcast episode, we talk to Ekow Quagraine, the founder and CEO of Begrand Holdings, a company that specializes in property investment, management, sales, rental and student accommodation.
Ekow is a former banker and is now a full-time real estate investor.
In this week’s podcast episode, we talk to Lerato Bambo, founder of Lerato B Group, a website and marketing boutique, who has lived in the US, Turkey, Ireland and Bali for over a year each.
Lerato’s journey into property started when she moved to New York, for a job and had to deal with the high rental expenses in the Big Apple...
