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    <description><![CDATA[<p><span>10 Doors 10 Years Podcast with Peter Fondini is where experience meets execution. Peter shares proven strategies from decades in real estate investing, from managing multifamily units to creating lasting income and legacy. Learn how to buy right, build strong, and grow real wealth that lasts.</span></p>]]></description>
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        <title>Who Should Help You Buy Your First Multifamily? | 10 Doors in 10 Years Plan – Part 3</title>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<p>In this episode of the Real Estate Wealth Playbook, I sit down with Andrew Chapman of Four Points Realty to discuss one of the most important decisions a new multifamily investor can make: choosing the right real estate agent. Not all agents are the same, and the difference between working with someone who sells real estate and someone who actually invests in it can save you years of frustration and costly mistakes. We discuss the questions every investor should ask before hiring an agent, the questions a good agent should be asking you, and why experience, local market knowledge, and the right network matter so much. If you're looking to buy your first multifamily property, this episode will help you find the right guide for the journey.</p>
<p>00:00  Intro</p>
<p>00:32 Picking your market with Andrew Chapman</p>
<p>00:30 Andrew moved from flipping to holding due to taxes</p>
<p>04:14 What questions should you ask an agent?</p>
<p>05:00 An agent should invest in real estate themselves</p>
<p>06:32 The barrier to entry for a real estate agent is low</p>
<p>08:30 A realtor has connections</p>
<p>10:40 You need someone in your marketplace</p>
<p>12:05 What questions should you expect the agent to ask you?</p>
<p>13:40 Know your finances</p>
<p>15:45 Do you want frills? </p>
<p>17:45 Remember, you’re renting it out, not living there.</p>
<p>19:25 No substitute for experience</p>
<p>20:35 What returns are realistic for you?</p>
<p>22:25 Pull the trigger</p>
<p>25:36 Wrap up</p>
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                                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In this episode of the Real Estate Wealth Playbook, I sit down with Andrew Chapman of Four Points Realty to discuss one of the most important decisions a new multifamily investor can make: choosing the right real estate agent. Not all agents are the same, and the difference between working with someone who sells real estate and someone who actually invests in it can save you years of frustration and costly mistakes. We discuss the questions every investor should ask before hiring an agent, the questions a good agent should be asking you, and why experience, local market knowledge, and the right network matter so much. If you're looking to buy your first multifamily property, this episode will help you find the right guide for the journey.</p>
<p>00:00  Intro</p>
<p>00:32 Picking your market with Andrew Chapman</p>
<p>00:30 Andrew moved from flipping to holding due to taxes</p>
<p>04:14 What questions should you ask an agent?</p>
<p>05:00 An agent should invest in real estate themselves</p>
<p>06:32 The barrier to entry for a real estate agent is low</p>
<p>08:30 A realtor has connections</p>
<p>10:40 You need someone in your marketplace</p>
<p>12:05 What questions should you expect the agent to ask you?</p>
<p>13:40 Know your finances</p>
<p>15:45 Do you want frills? </p>
<p>17:45 Remember, you’re renting it out, not living there.</p>
<p>19:25 No substitute for experience</p>
<p>20:35 What returns are realistic for you?</p>
<p>22:25 Pull the trigger</p>
<p>25:36 Wrap up</p>
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        <itunes:summary><![CDATA[In this episode of the Real Estate Wealth Playbook, I sit down with Andrew Chapman of Four Points Realty to discuss one of the most important decisions a new multifamily investor can make: choosing the right real estate agent. Not all agents are the same, and the difference between working with someone who sells real estate and someone who actually invests in it can save you years of frustration and costly mistakes. We discuss the questions every investor should ask before hiring an agent, the questions a good agent should be asking you, and why experience, local market knowledge, and the right network matter so much. If you're looking to buy your first multifamily property, this episode will help you find the right guide for the journey.
00:00  Intro
00:32 Picking your market with Andrew Chapman
00:30 Andrew moved from flipping to holding due to taxes
04:14 What questions should you ask an agent?
05:00 An agent should invest in real estate themselves
06:32 The barrier to entry for a real estate agent is low
08:30 A realtor has connections
10:40 You need someone in your marketplace
12:05 What questions should you expect the agent to ask you?
13:40 Know your finances
15:45 Do you want frills? 
17:45 Remember, you’re renting it out, not living there.
19:25 No substitute for experience
20:35 What returns are realistic for you?
22:25 Pull the trigger
25:36 Wrap up]]></itunes:summary>
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        <title>Where Should You Buy Your First Multifamily? | 10 Doors in 10 Years Plan – Part 2</title>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<p>How do you get 10 doors in 10 years? Like everything in real estate, it comes down to 3 things: Location, location, location. On episode 2 of the Real Estate Playbook, I talk to Dan Murphy about finding the right area to invest in. If you aren’t a seasoned investor, I highly recommend that you find properties to invest in within a 2-hour drive of your house, because you will need to check on the property regularly. Dan and I get into the details that potential real estate investors need to know, and the steps you’ll need to take to get to know an area and the specific properties you want to invest in, as well as sound financial advice on how much your down payment should be, and how much you should realistically expect to need for closing costs and repairs before you start making money. But the reward is worth it, because real estate is a stable investment, and if you have a 10-year timeline, it’s nearly guaranteed you will see a return. Watch this episode of the Real Estate Playbook to learn more about how to invest in 10 doors in 10 years.</p>
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                                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How do you get 10 doors in 10 years? Like everything in real estate, it comes down to 3 things: Location, location, location. On episode 2 of the Real Estate Playbook, I talk to Dan Murphy about finding the right area to invest in. If you aren’t a seasoned investor, I highly recommend that you find properties to invest in within a 2-hour drive of your house, because you will need to check on the property regularly. Dan and I get into the details that potential real estate investors need to know, and the steps you’ll need to take to get to know an area and the specific properties you want to invest in, as well as sound financial advice on how much your down payment should be, and how much you should realistically expect to need for closing costs and repairs before you start making money. But the reward is worth it, because real estate is a stable investment, and if you have a 10-year timeline, it’s nearly guaranteed you will see a return. Watch this episode of the Real Estate Playbook to learn more about how to invest in 10 doors in 10 years.</p>
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        <title>Is Multifamily Real Estate the Safest Bet? | 10 Doors in 10 Years Plan – Part 1</title>
        <itunes:title>Is Multifamily Real Estate the Safest Bet? | 10 Doors in 10 Years Plan – Part 1</itunes:title>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Multifamily real estate investing is one of the most stable ways to make passive income. But most people are daunted by how much work and time it takes to buy real estate. The hardest part is starting.</p>
<p>That's why I came up with the 10 doors in 10 years plan. This is a simple, practical approach to building a small portfolio over time by staying consistent and focusing on what actually matters. Real estate is a long game, and this strategy is designed for people who are willing to think in years, not months.</p>
<p>If you’re willing to put in the work, you can build a stable source of passive income that supports you long-term, even into retirement</p>
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                                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Multifamily real estate investing is one of the most stable ways to make passive income. But most people are daunted by how much work and time it takes to buy real estate. The hardest part is starting.</p>
<p>That's why I came up with the 10 doors in 10 years plan. This is a simple, practical approach to building a small portfolio over time by staying consistent and focusing on what actually matters. Real estate is a long game, and this strategy is designed for people who are willing to think in years, not months.</p>
<p>If you’re willing to put in the work, you can build a stable source of passive income that supports you long-term, even into retirement</p>
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        <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Multifamily real estate investing is one of the most stable ways to make passive income. But most people are daunted by how much work and time it takes to buy real estate. The hardest part is starting.
That's why I came up with the 10 doors in 10 years plan. This is a simple, practical approach to building a small portfolio over time by staying consistent and focusing on what actually matters. Real estate is a long game, and this strategy is designed for people who are willing to think in years, not months.
If you’re willing to put in the work, you can build a stable source of passive income that supports you long-term, even into retirement]]></itunes:summary>
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        <title>The 2026 Wealth Strategy: 10 Reasons To Own Property</title>
        <itunes:title>The 2026 Wealth Strategy: 10 Reasons To Own Property</itunes:title>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Why not you? Why not now? In the inaugural episode of Peter’s Real Estate Wealth Playbookcast, I share my personal journey and why I believe so many people struggle financially; it’s not because they lack drive, but because they were never taught how money and investing really work. I lay out exactly what this podcast is meant to be (a practical, long-term wealth strategy) and what it is not (get-rich-quick hype or flashy speculation).</p>
<p>00:00  Intro
00:25 Welcome to Peter’s Property Podcast
00:45 My history
01:05 The average person has little financial education
01:35 Buy multifamily every 2-3 years
02:05 What this podcast is and is not.
03:10 10 reasons why real estate is the best investment
03:20 1: Build long-term wealth
03:35 2: You have more control over real estate
03:53 3: You have leverage 
04:19 4: Generate cash flow
05:10 5: Tax advantages
05:28 6: Real estate is a hedge against inflation
05:50 7: Demand for housing
06:34 8: Real estate can be recession-proof
07:08 Older properties are worth more
07:50 9: Wealth transfer
08:40 10: Why you should invest in real estate now
09:15 Why not me? Why not now?</p>
<p>Follow me on:
https://www.instagram.com/pfwealthplaybook/
https://www.facebook.com/pfwealthplaybook/
https://pfwealthplaybook.podbean.com/
#realestateinvesting #realestate2026</p>
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                                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Why not you? Why not now? In the inaugural episode of Peter’s Real Estate Wealth Playbookcast, I share my personal journey and why I believe so many people struggle financially; it’s not because they lack drive, but because they were never taught how money and investing really work. I lay out exactly what this podcast is meant to be (a practical, long-term wealth strategy) and what it is not (get-rich-quick hype or flashy speculation).</p>
<p>00:00  Intro<br>
00:25 Welcome to Peter’s Property Podcast<br>
00:45 My history<br>
01:05 The average person has little financial education<br>
01:35 Buy multifamily every 2-3 years<br>
02:05 What this podcast is and is not.<br>
03:10 10 reasons why real estate is the best investment<br>
03:20 1: Build long-term wealth<br>
03:35 2: You have more control over real estate<br>
03:53 3: You have leverage <br>
04:19 4: Generate cash flow<br>
05:10 5: Tax advantages<br>
05:28 6: Real estate is a hedge against inflation<br>
05:50 7: Demand for housing<br>
06:34 8: Real estate can be recession-proof<br>
07:08 Older properties are worth more<br>
07:50 9: Wealth transfer<br>
08:40 10: Why you should invest in real estate now<br>
09:15 Why not me? Why not now?</p>
<p>Follow me on:<br>
https://www.instagram.com/pfwealthplaybook/<br>
https://www.facebook.com/pfwealthplaybook/<br>
https://pfwealthplaybook.podbean.com/<br>
#realestateinvesting #realestate2026</p>
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