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In this episode, Michael Albaum welcomes friend and seasoned multifamily investor Paul Moore for a timely and insightful conversation on the current state of the multifamily real estate market. Paul pulls no punches as he breaks down the impact of rising interest rates, overbuilding, and risky floating rate debt on today's investment landscape.

🚫 He warns against the dangers of over-leveraging and chasing unrealistic projections—and instead offers practical advice for navigating this shifting market. From the importance of vetting operators to stress testing deals, Paul shares the critical steps smart investors must take right now.

✅ Whether you’re a seasoned syndicator or a new investor eyeing smaller multifamily properties, this episode delivers high-value strategies grounded in experience and long-term thinking.

🎯 Topics Covered:

Why interest rate hikes are reshaping the multifamily space

The risks of floating rate debt and over-leveraged deals

Lessons from past market cycles and mistakes made by syndicators

Opportunities in smaller multifamily properties (5–70 units)

How to stress test deals and underwrite conservatively

Tips for vetting operators in a volatile market

📘 Paul also talks about his book The Perfect Investment and gives an inside look at what's next for Wellings Capital, including a new income and growth fund. https://www.wellingscapital.com/

👉 Don’t miss this honest and informative deep-dive into today’s multifamily investing climate!

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