interview the upcoming generation of Make It Happen Multifamily Investors to share their story.

Welcome to the Movers and Shakers podcast. My name is Gino Barbaro, co-founder of Jake and Gino,

multifamily investor, educator, father, mentor, and I am joined by the hip today by my co-host,

my Brosef Josh Rusen, the community director of Jake and Gino. Josh, how are you today?

Gino, doing well. Very fortunate to be spending a week here in Florida with you and my second

family. It's a little bit nicer here yesterday with weather in the 80s. I got some pictures

from friends back in Knoxville, and apparently there's snow on the ground there, so I in the 80s. I got some pictures from friends back in Knoxville

and there apparently there's snow on the ground there. So I made the right choice. How are you today,

Gino? We're doing good. We've got a good guest on today, a really powerful guest. I remember when

he first joined the academy, he was like, who's this Jake and Gino? And how can they help me? And he had all of this, I guess, analysis, paralysis.

But I think since he's joined, he's been crushing it. And I think the journey to continue

to the financial freedom and how multifamily has changed his life. We're going to go over

all of that in this podcast. So Josh, hit up the bio. Let's introduce our guest today.

All right. Today we have Isaac Chang. A little bit about Isaac. He was born in Taiwan, came to New York

in 1984 at the age of 14. Growing up, he worked as a busboy in Asian restaurants, delivered

newspapers, and also worked as a guide in dance clubs. After college, he worked in the tech

industries for 15 years, being an ex-employee of Intel Corporation, as well as founding and selling a tech

startup in 2007 by the name of Formosa technology, which manufactured and distributed memory chips

for both PCs and cell phones. After that, he took his savings and decided to jump into

multifamily in 2010. Currently, Isaac and his wife are full-time real estate investors owning a personal

portfolio of approximately 200 units in the greater Cincinnati, greater Charleston, in Queens,

New York area. Welcome to the show, Isaac. Thank you, Josh. Thank you, Gino. Appreciate the

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