Solomon Floyd masters military housing and secondary markets

The A Game Podcast: Real Estate Investing For Entrepreneurs

Nick Lamagna

Entrepreneurship, Business, Self-improvement, Education

5.0 • 101 Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Solomon Floyd is the managing director and a board member of the CTX Global Real Estate Fund and a successful entrepreneur focused on identifying and serving markets with the most potential for returns and social-economic change. He is the CEO and founder of Reunion Investments LLC, a full-service real estate investment company that specializes in economic development in tertiary and military communities. Solomon also takes an active role in partnering with the VA for housing homeless veterans in the Dallas- Fort Worth area, while enabling clients and investors to add revenue to their portfolios. Enjoy this episode of today's guest!

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Show Notes

Solomon's background - 3:00
Investing in a market - 4:20
How you can find the best market - 5:41
Rate of return for investors - 10:02
Markets that he is investing in - 12:29
The tertiary markets - 15:27
What kind of markets are you looking for? - 16:19
Educating investors on what to do in the market - 20:23
Solomon and his team working in many cities - 25:18
Pay for help - 27:56
Solomon's recommendation for investors - 32:37
Fewer risks in some markets - 37:17
When he bought his first property - 40:28
Living in military housing - 41:21
One of the best things of Solomon's life - 43:22
Initial perception or fear that Solomon had when he created his business - 45:25
Commercial and military franchises - 47:23
Learning about tertiary markets to invest in them - 56:09
Get in touch with Solomon - 57:04

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0:17.0	Welcome to the Yay Game Podcast with Nick Lamagna, digging into the minds and experiences of some of today's brightest
0:21.0	entrepreneurs in real estate and business,
0:23.5	along with Hollywood Stars,
0:25.3	UFC fighters, and your favorite rock bands.
0:28.3	People that have figured out how to overcome obstacles,
0:31.2	take chances, live boldly, and no matter what they do, they always bring their
0:36.8	A-game.
0:40.3	My guest on today's podcast on the A-game podcast is Solomon Floyd.
0:43.6	Solomon Floyd is a tertiary market investor, meaning that he invests in a lot of markets
0:48.6	that other people don't go, be good at finding emerging markets and
0:52.3	building businesses there, and he does a lot of really
0:54.4	unique things that I recently spent some time in Hawaii with him talking about some of the military
0:59.1	housing and some of the fundraising that he's doing for some private funding and a lot of really cool
1:03.4	interesting things so I asked him to do a podcast with me and he jumped on here so I
1:07.8	will let you do a quick intro on yourself and then we'll jump into it
1:11.2	Solomon Floyd.
1:12.0	Awesome, thanks so much for having me, Nick.
1:15.0	So basically, yeah, I'm the CEO and founder of reunion investments.
1:19.0	We are an economic development firm and tertiary market development firm so we go into
1:24.7	a market a lot of people don't really want to go into and we try to make them better
1:28.7	by using investment real estate and guaranteed government rental income.
1:34.0	That's awesome, man.
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