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The Cash Flow Authority

The Cash Flow Authority is a real estate podcast hosted by civil engineer, real estate investor, and Certified 10X Business Coach Chris Jansen, featuring honest conversations with industry professionals about what is really happening in today’s market, how deals are getting…

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Passive Investing: What to Check Before You Invest | Ismael “Rey” Reyes (opens the original)

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    🚀 Before you invest in a multifamily deal, do you know what you’re really putting your money into? Rey Reyes explains how passive investors can vet sponsors, evaluate deal assumptions, and spot risks before committing capital. Host Chris Jansen , a civil engineer, Marine Corps veteran, real estate investor, and Certified 10X Business Coach, brings an investor-focused perspective to The Cash Flow Authority . Together, they explore how deal structure, capital allocation, and due diligence can shap

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Multifamily Investing: Why Hold Long-Term? | Yuval Shram (opens the original)

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    🚀 What if five years isn’t really long-term in real estate? On this episode of The Cash Flow Authority , Chris Jansen talks with Yuval Shram , Founder & Principal of Tay Investments, about long-term multifamily investing, vertical integration, development, and real estate cash flow. 🎧 Hosted by: Chris Jansen 👤 Guest: Yuval Shram Yuval Shram is the founder and principal of Tay Investments, a fully integrated multifamily developer, owner, and operator based in New Jersey. Acting as its own general

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Capital Gains Tax Strategies for Real Estate Investors (opens the original)

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    🚀 What if selling an investment property didn’t mean rushing into another 1031 exchange? On this episode of The Cash Flow Authority , Chris Jansen sits down with Brett Swarts to explore real estate cash flow, capital gains tax strategies, and smarter exit planning . Brett explains trust and installment-sale strategies, how they compare with a 1031 exchange, and how investors can create more flexibility and liquidity when exiting real estate, businesses, stocks, and Bitcoin. 🎧 Hosted by: Chris Ja

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Multifamily Investing: How to Scale From Fourplexes to Larger Properties (opens the original)

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    🚀 What if scaling your real estate portfolio starts with buying smarter - not simply buying bigger? On this episode of The Cash Flow Authority , Chris Jansen sits down with Reid Bennett , National Council Chair of Multifamily Properties for SVN International and Senior Vice President at SVN Chicago Commercial, to explore multifamily investing, real estate cash flow, and portfolio growth . Reid shares practical strategies for moving from fourplexes into larger multifamily properties, improving NO

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Alternative Investments: Building a Resilient Portfolio (opens the original)

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    🚀 What if the key to building wealth isn’t chasing the highest returns, but creating a more resilient portfolio? In this episode of The Cash Flow Authority , Chris Jansen sits down with Patrick Grimes , founder of Passive Investing Mastery, to explore alternative investments, real estate investing, and portfolio diversification . Patrick shares how losing everything in an early real estate investment changed his approach to risk and cash flow, leading him from engineering and single-family prope

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