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Attainable, multi-functional, and sustainable real estate With Evan Holladay
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In this episode of Cash Flow Pro, we talk with Evan Holladay, President, and CEO Of Holladay Ventures. Evan worked for a developer while studying at the University of Louisville. His passion for real estate ignited. He began to look for new and exciting projects. His first was a modular development company focused on taking houseboat manufacturing plants and refitting them to build modular, energy-efficient, and mixed-income multifamily housing. His mission became clear – to provide quality, attainably priced communities for working-class families. Since then, Evan has invested more than $225 million and developed over 1347 units of multifamily real estate.
His company, Holladay Ventures, focuses on affordable multifamily housing in the Southeast US. As a company, its mission is to build sustainable, quality housing that provides long-term positive returns for cities, residents, staff, and investors.
Today, Evan is here to share his experience developing multi-functional and attainable real estate.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Understanding how things work and how to immerse yourself in the real estate world.
- The importance of verbiage and how it affects your tenants and marketing strategies.
- The importance of thinking outside the box and developing real estate that gives back to the community in more ways than one.
- Funds, raising capital, and Investment cycles
If you are interested in learning how to make your passive income have a more significant positive impact on your community, tune in to this episode to find out more!
Find your flow,
Casey Brown
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