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Something that’s been on my mind recently is the natural urge of real estate investors to keep pushing to do bigger and bigger deals. It’s a tale as old as time; a new investor gets their first real taste of money, maybe their net worth has turned...

Making money is a skill, not necessarily a result of a business idea, and like any skill, there are effective and ineffective ways to develop that skill.

Everyone says that making money doesn’t matter until you want to buy a house or move to be closer to family or have a safe, functional car or eat where you want to eat or go on a vacation or a family member gets sick and needs help. Then money...

In this episode, Nick talks about a low cost and easy startup for a business that can be profitable from the gate.  After being quoted $750 for his deck to be cleaned and stained, he got to thinking about the equipment, supplies, and time that...

Nick discusses raising good kids and how hard it can be when striving to earn generational wealth, how to protect the downside in real estate, and how to think about advice you get through the lens of the person giving you the advice   Follow my...

Show notes from Episode #135 of the . Battling adversity his entire life, Keith Keppner seemed to have found his outlet in boxing, until a neck injury kept him away from the sport. Now, he operates a boutique boxing gym in Athens with 300 members, and tells us not only how he got his business where it is today,[...]

Before buying a company, make sure you’re not getting a bad deal. In this cross-posted episode of The Nick Huber Show, I sit down with the guys from Acquisitions Anonymous where we break down Self Storage and their worth.

Marketing is tricky but if you find and target the customers that are most valuable to you it will pay dividends. Find out who your target is, locate them, and market to them. In this episode we discuss the massive advantage being likable affords,...

In business, there are two levels of delegation. Tasks and decisions. Here’s exactly how you can go from level 1 delegation (tasks) to level 2 delegation (decisions) over time.   FREE PDF - How to analyze a property and know what it's worth: ...

Everybody wants the reward, but not everybody wants the process. That's what makes entrepreneurship difficult and challenging. You'll be working for countless hours and only see the results after 3, 5, to 10 years. It's hard and difficult but that's...

The best founders don't "hope" to magically stumble upon great talent for their companies. They hunt for it. They actively search for top talent and make them an offer they can't refuse.   P.S. this is a clip from a workshop I did with Shaan Puri...

In this episode of the Nick Huber Show, learn about the most important tax loopholes that every real estate investor should know.

Show notes from The Sweaty Startup podcast episode 42. Analysis paralysis is the act of over-analyzing and over-researching a potential business venture to the point of taking no action at all for long periods of time. Ready… Aim. Aim. Aim. Aim. Aim. Never firing a shot. I would say this (along with the fear of[...]

This episode is from my keynote speech from Re-convene: In conversation with Moses Kagan. We discussed my journey from my early years how I started my Pick-up and Delivery service to now owning a Real Estate Private Equity company. I shared a lot of...