Either you got the hustle, you got the education, the expertise, or you have the money.

If you don't have education and the expertise, you don't have the money, then you've got the hustle.

No one's going to care more than the people that have skin in the game. Exactly. No one's going to take care of your property like you do. There's always something that's going to go wrong. Just count on it. All these boomers are retiring. They own all these properties, and they just need to unload them. They had too much money. They didn't know what to do with it.

The boomers hold about 51% of all wealth in America. And the millennials these properties and they just need to unload them. They had too much money. They didn't know what to do with it.

The boomers hold about 51% of all wealth in America. And the millennials is less than 10. Those that are prepared, educated, that are willing to take a little bit of risk, they're willing to bet on themselves and take action. They're going to benefit from all this. The greatest transfer of wealth in American history, it's going down. All right, guys. Today, I got someone who's doing big things in the multifamily game based

out of Atlanta and he's dressed fresh to death today. I got my man, Todd Robinson in the building.

What's up, Todd? How are you? Good, man. Good. How are you?

Dude, doing good, man. Looking fresh and, man, I don't know watches, but Oscar, my guy is, you know,

really, really loves that watch. He's showing me a couple of things. I didn't know that the movement

kept those things working. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Super cool. So anyways, man, you control $100 million

of assets under management in the multifamily game.

How long you've been investing in multifamily for?

Really since 2018, you know, kind of started small and kind of grew the portfolio alongside my own law practice.

So when I decided to start my own firm, kind of was forced into starting my own firm,

realizing that multifamily and real estate in general was probably the best way to kind of grow

generational wealth. And all the same reasons you hear people why they want to get into real estate

is why I wanted to get into real estate. So I kind of

started small in 2018 and have been growing since them. What do you see in today with cap rates?

And I always say multifamily is, it's an evergreen asset class, right? Because there will never be

a replacement for two things, a place for people to sleep, a place for people to store their

belongings that's never going to go anywhere. And so I really feel like from a risk perspective, multifamily is, it's probably the least risky asset class out of there, out of all the asset classes in commercial roles play. There's no technology that's going to supersede it. And so I'm curious for you, man, like, what are you kind of seeing with the cap rate environment?

I know we've been in a high rate environment for the last 48 months, but what are you seeing today with the cap rate environment?

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