Interview with Chris Powers of Fort Capital | EP - 4 The Nick Huber Show
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2021
- In this episode of The Nick Huber Show I sit down with Chris Powers of Fort Capital who specializes in industrial real estate in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Chris is a serial entrepreneur with more than 16 years of real estate development and investment experience. He founded Fort Capital in 2005, and to date, the company has invested over $584M in Class B industrial, commercial, multifamily, student housing, and residential/land development projects throughout the state of Texas.
Chris’s ability to conceptualize, raise capital, and execute are only a small part of what Chris brings to the table. With a belief that investing time in people is the best investment that can be made, Chris has built a strong network that has helped catapult the industry of private equity investing to where it is today. Graduating with a BBA in Finance & Marketing from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, TX, Chris is innovative, ethics-driven, people-focused, community-minded, and passionate about ideas that matter, and has the professional and personal philosophy: “Tell the truth and be nice to people.” Chris is a member of the Fort Worth YPO Chapter and lives in Fort Worth, TX with his wife, Mikal, and their daughters, Palmer and Connor.
As a mentor of mine, I have learned so much about what I do within the real estate private equity investing industry, and as we talk about the ways to do business, to raise money, and really the ways to become a successful real estate entrepreneur through simple real estate investment strategies, I hope you see the value this conversation has to offer.
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I don’t know that I have ever commented on a RUclips video, but the minutes 37-41 or so, when Nick goes to ask a question and it turns into more of a just comment on “how do I turn it off? How do I have fun knowing the opportunity cost” is the most relatable thing I have ever heard in a podcast. I push myself every day, to the limit, without having ever summarized the dilemma as clearly as Nick manages to there. I can see it in his face that we feel exactly the same way. I hope it all becomes clearer soon why grinding non-stop to hunt up deals, move deals forward, take the next step is all I can do for fear of the opportunity cost of joining my friends for an afternoon on the lake or coming home to eat dinner with my girlfriend at a reasonable hour. Great job Nick, I have never related to something so much. Chris’s response tells it is something he has wrestled with also, or at least thought about a great deal, and between the conversation I feel like I’m not the only one with that dilemma playing out on a daily basis. Kudos guys.
Chris is own point with a lot. Its not money but community.
Recession you can't stop, but value is were you put it. And who you surround your self around! In a perfect world is not realistic but you can come close with close community. We're builders in an area we can't afford to live in.
Literally the most phenomenal real estate discussion on youtube. Thanks for all the value!
Thanks for the support Maisam!
Excellent! The gems at timestamp 1:10:19 are insane. Might use that in the future
Inspiring video! The truly valuable youtube videos often have low views.
Do you have a transcript of this podcast by chance?
Great Content! Crushing it!
Thank you for the comment! You're awesome!
The Real Estate Orgs are the ones Setting the Prices Arbitrarily and have so much influence over a city govt. that shouldnt be allowed. Where do they come up with these property values, by fictionally, basing it off of potential maybe this Corporation is bringing a few fkn jobs to the area, and weehee, look at the incomes that they are going to have so yes we must make up some exorbitant prices that we know they can afford. So-called Tech Companies, ruin a City along with the Increased Real Estate Pricing, with the hope or illusion of bringing x amount of jobs that are already taken before a building or campus is even created.
Politicians are the Dumbest Group Collectively, who have no more than a theoretical idea of how business operates or invested. So, the Big Corps know this and the Idiots dont care who they sell out to as long as they look good doing it, in the name of jobs, jobs, jobs scam...