Creative Capital Podcast 156: Creative Investing in Joint Ventures with Emma Powell

<p>In this episode, we are joined by Emma Powell, a real estate photographer turned real estate investor to share how she came to success in real estate investing despite her hectic schedule homeschooling children of six and being a full-time teacher.Emma always loved real estate. She learned graphic design as a kid drawing floor plans on her family's first computer. She was a real estate photographer for 10 years, then she realized that to not only retire well but retire early, she was on the wrong side of the camera and needed to shift to the investor role. She had generated cash wealth through investing in her personal homes, so it only made sense to use that to start a real estate business. So this stay-at-home mom-tographer bought up multi-family properties as a sole owner, then partnered with others to go bigger with large commercial apartment buildings as her niche asset class.</p> <p>Emma’s natural passion for teaching oozes out of everything she does. She loves educating passive income capital partners in gaining knowledge to invest responsibly while earning a better return on their money and time.</p> <p>Specialties: large multi-family real estate investing, value-add real estate, rehabbing, rentals, landlord, asset management, project management, content marketing</p> <p>Get ready and start taking notes as this is going to be a value-bomb episode.</p> <p><strong>[00:01 - 10:40]</strong></p> <ul><li>Welcoming the amazing Emma to the show<ul><li>She’s homeschooling six children, a full-time teacher, and a full-time real estate investor</li> </ul></li> <li>Where her interest in real estate came from </li> </ul> <p><strong>[10:41 - 50:40] Joint Venture Property Investing</strong></p> <ul><li>2022 goal: Converting equity to cashflow to passive cashflow</li> <li>The greater goal: Build a real estate investment club</li> <li>What is a joint venture and ways you could be a partner</li> <li>How Emma qualifies the potential members of a joint venture</li> <li>How her parenting method helped her manage her real