Anthony Pinto owns and manages Pinto Capital Investments (PCI), a real estate investment firm focused on acquiring affordable and workforce multifamily properties and apartment buildings through syndications. Since 2019, PCI has gone full cycle on 2 large apartment complexes (+100 units) with IRR in excess of 85%.
[00:01 – 07:18] Opening Segment
- We welcome, Anthony Pinto!
- Anthony started looking into real estate investing in 2019 and found that the apartment-building model was more scalable than buying single-family homes
- His journey to becoming a real estate investor
[07:19 – 25:44] Set Realistic Expectations In Partnerships
- The importance of timeline and financial freedom
- Prioritization is key when it comes to becoming a successful real estate investor
- Understanding who your partners are
- It’s important to set realistic expectations for yourself when partnering with others in a syndication
- Have a lead sponsor who is doing their job well
[25:45 – 32:50] THE FINAL FOUR
- What's the worst job that you ever had?
- Working at a pizza shop
- What's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?
- “Blue Ocean Strategy” by W. Chan Kim
- What is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?
- He wants to learn how to fly a helicopter or a plane
- What does success mean to you?
- Anthony says, “Success is being able to not have to worry about money and being able to have the time freedom to go spend a day with my daughter.”
Connect with Anthony Pinto
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YouTube: Pinto Capital Investments
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“You need to really understand who you're getting into bed with. Even if you've done multiple deals with them, even if you've done all these things with them.” – Anthony Pinto
“You need to figure out what their values are and make sure that they match yours rather than trying to fill a hole for each other.” – Anthony Pinto
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