Is “Made in America” investing a real opportunity—or just hype with a flag on it? In this video, Darin gives a no-BS breakdown of what Made in America investing means, why reshoring is getting investor attention, and where people can get hurt by chasing the story without understanding the risks. ⏱️ TIMECODES 00:00 Opportunity or Hype? 00:35 What Made in America Investing Really Means 02:05 Why This Trend Is Getting Attention 04:20 Where the Opportunity Could Be Real 06:50 The Mistakes Most Investors Make 09:25 Risks You Can’t Ignore 12:15 A Conservative Investor Filter 14:35 Final Take What you’ll learn:

• The real meaning behind Made in America investing
• Why investors are watching reshoring and domestic production
• How to think about the risks without getting caught in hype

This is not financial advice do your own due diligence. #madeinamerica #investing #reshoring #manufacturing #supplychain #conservativeinvesting #realestateinvesting #multifamily

On today’s episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I’m talking about “TRAIN.” If you want to be successful in multifamily investing, you need to be familiar with this acronym. Risk: There many investments that have a better return than multifamily, but they all involve much higher risk. Alignment: You need to have the right people around you. Who is right for you might be different than who is right for me, but the important thing is that you are in alignment with your investors and partners. Income: A multifamily investment isn’t a house flip, it’s a way to make income, so you must watch your expenses to make that income. Network: The people around you who can help you grow your investment.

What do professional investors like me do that regular investors don’t? On this episode of the Heartland Multifamily Show, I’m going to tell you a story of how going to a restaurant in a small town crystallized for me what makes that difference. My wife and I went to a local steakhouse on vacation once, and we were surprised at how crowded it was. This restaurant in a small town had no social media presence, no advertising, and a very simple website. Why were they packed?