He Left Mexico With $0… Now Owns 141 Multifamily Units | Ep.1,240

Lifetime Cash Flow Through Real Estate Investing

Rod Khleif

Education, Investing, Business

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2026

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Victor Gomez is a seasoned real estate entrepreneur who combines deep financial expertise with hands-on execution to build and scale successful businesses. After earning a degree in Business Administration and spending a decade at USA Banks' Mexico City headquarters, he moved to Florida in 2012 and launched multiple ventures, including a construction company and a brokerage firm where he flipped over 300 properties and developed five homes. Today, he leads a thriving property management company overseeing 260 doors and more than 54 million dollars in assets, with a track record that reflects disciplined growth, strategic thinking, and long term wealth creation.

Here's some of the topics we covered:

How construction became his edge in multifamily
Building a property management company from scratch
Turning past skills into scalable growth
Why buy and hold wins long term
What separates action takers from everyone else
Why the right mentor changes everything
How a family team can scale faster
Breaking through beginner fear in multifamily

If you'd like to apply to the warrior program and do deals with other rockstars in this business: Text crush to 72345 and we'll be speaking soon.

For more about Rod and his real estate investing journey go to www.rodkhleif.com

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0:00.0	So you know that apartment building or complex you drive by every day?
0:07.7	Someone owns it.
0:08.6	And it's probably someone on this podcast.
0:11.2	Multi-family rock stars.
0:12.8	Join the growing numbers of real estate entrepreneurs who have made the jump to buying
0:16.4	multifamily properties for lifetime cash flow.
0:19.5	Multi-family rock stars using OPM for an
0:22.7	OMG ROI. Now here are your hosts, Rod Cleef and Mark Nagy.
0:28.6	Welcome back to multifamily rock stars. So as you guys know, this is where we interview
0:32.9	people that are just crushing it in this business and we show you the inside scoop
0:36.9	as to how multifamily investors are creating massive success in their businesses and of course in their lives as well. And as always, I've got my co-host, who's the director of our massive action team for my warrior group, Mark Nagy on. Hey, Mark. Hey, Rod. Happy to be back at it again. So we've got a great guest today.
0:54.4	His name is Victor Gomez and Victor actually has a lot of background in construction.
0:58.7	He has a construction company and he moved here from Mexico and he has a property management
1:04.9	company.
1:05.9	He manages doors, 260 doors for other people.
1:09.0	And then since he's been a warrior, he's gotten into 141 units,
1:12.6	130 as a syndication and 11 in a joint venture. So very excited to have him on. Victor, welcome
1:19.6	to the show, my friend.
1:20.6	Hello, Woodrow. Hello, Mark. Thanks so much for having me. It's such an honor to be here.
1:24.6	Thank you. Thank you. So why don't, you know, I know that English isn't your first language. So we'll get through it. That's okay. And just, you know, that's just a, in my opinion, that's just an additional testament to your determination and drive to make this happen. So, you know, there's no reason. That's the reason you're successful because you don't let anything stop you.
1:44.7	But why don't you take a minute and give us a little better background on to who you
1:48.1	are and, you know, maybe why you join the warrior program, why real estate.
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