Real Estate Development: Land to Legacy is hosted by Eugene Gershman, who scaled his company to $30M/year before the market forced a reset. Now rebuilding with deeper clarity, he shares real stories of growth, failure, and leadership. This podcast breaks down the real-life lessons and steps behind turning land into lasting value—educating listeners on what it truly takes to develop real estate. Guests include developers, investors, architects, land use consultants, and more. If you've lived the lessons and bounced back, we want to hear from you.
From House Hacking to Neighborhood Revitalization: Cameron Philgreen’s Journey to 35 Real Estate Units in Waco, Texas
Cameron Philgreen did not begin his real estate career with a blueprint or a mentor—he started with a broken-down house in Waco, Texas, and a desire to offset his mortgage. By renting out his garage and basement, he turned his primary residence into a cash-flowing asset. That first step eventually led him to build a...
From Chaos to Control: Building a Self-Sustaining Contracting Business with Liz Chism
Working 100-hour weeks, brewing beer, and managing international shipments while raising a toddler might sound like a recipe for burnout—but for Liz Chism, it was a wake-up call. In this powerful conversation, Liz shares how she transitioned from running a multi-million-dollar craft brewery to helping contractors escape the hamster wheel of long h...
A 27-Year Maui Project, Septic Setbacks, and Real Estate Wisdom from Both Sides of the Border
What do you do when a condo development takes nearly three decades to complete? If you're Dr. Jennifer Salisbury—real estate investor, educator, and ex-Navy Nuclear Propulsion Engineer—you grit your teeth, pivot with purpose, and document every lesson along the way. From her multi-year condo build in South Maui to launching a 48-pad tiny ho...
From planting his first seeds at age six to advising large-scale developments today, Belgian landscape architect Matthieu Mehuys has built a career around one mission — proving that working with nature is not only good for the planet, but also good for business. In this episode, Matthieu shares the journey from his family’s farm to studying in Munich, traveling the globe to learn from regenerative projects, and ultimately developin...
From $3B in Transactions to Building Smart: How Michael Kron Strategically Scaled a 13,000-Unit Real Estate Empire
Decades before net lease funds became hot topics and Texas and Arizona dominated multifamily headlines, Michael Kron was already ahead of the curve—swapping out California C-class properties for A-class opportunities in emerging Sunbelt markets. In this wide-ranging conversation, Michael pulls back the curtain on how h...
Fuquan Bilal on Financial Friends, Flexibility over Freedom, and Building Trust in Real Estate
Fuquan Bilal remembers the moment clearly: stuck at a toll booth without 35 cents, just months after earning a $40,000 check on his first real estate deal. That jarring contrast fueled a new chapter in financial discipline and long-term vision. In this episode, Fuquan shares how he turned early struggles and hard-won lessons into a portfo...
What do NASA, AI, and real estate investing have in common? According to Alexander Harmsen, quite a lot. In this episode, Alexander—a seasoned entrepreneur and the mind behind PortfolioPilot—shares how his background in aerospace and autonomous navigation systems led him to rethink financial advice entirely. After selling his previous company and navigating his own wealth management challenges, he saw firsthand the emotional pitfal...
From Town Planning to Tech Pioneer: How Jonny Britton is Digitizing Land Development
What do a brick-sized cell phone, early Twitter, and a derelict lot in East London have in common? For Jonny Britton, they were part of the catalyst that pushed him from an uninspired town planning career into founding LandTech—a platform redefining how developers find, assess, and act on land opportunities. In this conversation, Jonny shares how a...
Legacy Meets Blockchain: Making Real Estate Truly Global with Ricardo Johnson
What happens when you combine the timeless appeal of real estate with the revolutionary mechanics of crypto? Ricardo Johnson, Founder & CEO of Oasis, joins Eugene to break down how tokenization is making real estate investing accessible, liquid, and global. Drawing from his own journey—from launching a clothing brand and coffee business to building Oasis—...
From Soccer Dreams to Real Estate Empires: Jacopo Iasiello’s Blueprint for Holistic Success
A devastating injury at 17 ended Jacopo Iasiello’s dream of becoming a professional soccer player. But instead of succumbing to defeat, he pivoted—launching a jewelry business by 18 and eventually building a real estate empire that now spans the U.S., Italy, and Dubai. In this riveting conversation, Jacopo shares how a mindset shaped by medi...
From Ranger to Real Estate: How Justin Martinez Turned Discipline Into a Million-Dollar Mindset
What drives someone to complete a 100-mile ultramarathon, flip multiple Airbnbs for six-figure profits, and still wake up each day ready to push harder? For Justin Martinez, it’s a mindset he calls "The Compounder’s Way"—where every disciplined choice compounds into a life of freedom and fulfillment. In this powerful episode, Justin shar...
Maximizing Value in Real Estate Development with Matin Haghkar
How do you spot a winning deal that others overlook? For Matin Haghkar, it’s about knowing your numbers, trusting your team, and recognizing hidden potential—like the property he found sitting unsold for a year on the MLS, which he transformed into a lucrative mixed-use success. In this episode, Matin shares how he built a diversified real estate enterprise from scratch...
Land to Legacy: Building Real Estate Success One Connection at a Time with Elijah Iung
What happens when a former waste management entrepreneur transforms his network of blue-collar millionaires into a multifamily investment powerhouse? In this episode, Elijah Iung shares his journey from buying farmland solo to raising capital for value-add multifamily syndications tailored to a working-class investor base. He and Eugene discuss w...
From Land to Legacy: Navigating Coastal Development with Douglas Moreland
How does a luxury community rise from concept to coastal landmark while preserving the environment and satisfying municipalities? Douglas Moreland, developer and founder of Moreland Capital Partners, takes us behind the scenes of Marre, his latest project—a 67-home, design-coordinated community in Rockport, Texas. With thoughtful architectural controls and a ...
Clean Lines, Smart Design: Why White Shaker Cabinets Still Work with Amy Barrickman
White shaker cabinets might seem overdone—but not in Amy Barrickman’s world. In this insightful conversation, Amy, a seasoned interior designer, breaks down why design standards endure and how to innovate within them. She shares actionable strategies for developers to infuse warmth and uniqueness into homes without risking market appeal. From mixing...
What do Amazon warehouses, mom-and-pop tenants, and crab processing plants have in common? Gregg Gruehl reveals the unseen forces driving America’s industrial real estate boom. In this episode, Gregg shares why the world of industrial investments remains a mystery to many retail investors, how co-sponsorship accelerates development, and why due diligence in this space demands more than spreadsheets. Plus, you’ll hear his firsthand...
When your net worth is in the millions but your bank account is nearly empty, what do you do? Wyatt Simon opens up about the raw moment in early 2024 when he found himself in tears, contemplating getting a job—despite owning 185 units and a $20 million portfolio. In this episode, Wyatt walks us through his evolution from taking a $200K line of credit to building (and pivoting) a real estate empire, moving from multifamily operation...
When your rental property loses $30,000 and attracts squatters, it’s time to pivot—and Sean Graham did just that. In this episode, Sean returns for part two of his conversation with Eugene Gershman to dive deep into self storage, one of the most resilient and underappreciated asset classes in real estate. From analyzing market demand to dealing with REIT competition, Sean breaks down exactly how and why self storage has become his ...
Did you know you could front-load your property depreciation to potentially wipe out your real estate income—legally? Sean Graham, CPA and founder of Maven Cost Segregation, unpacks how savvy investors leverage cost segregation to minimize taxes and maximize cash flow. In this episode, he breaks down complex tax strategies like bonus depreciation, passive vs. active income treatment, and even how building materials can influence de...
Developers and investors often focus so much on building that they forget one crucial step—marketing. By the time they’re ready to sell or lease, it’s almost too late. In this episode, marketing expert Alex Thoric breaks down the essential strategies real estate professionals need to start marketing early and effectively. From “5-a-day” ad campaigns to leveraging AI-driven engagement strategies, Alex shares how to make sure your pr...
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