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by Andresa Guidelli & Liz Faircloth
The InvestHER Podcast is where women gain the knowledge, skills, and support to make confident investment decisions.Tune in each week with our co-hosts Liz Faircloth and Andresa Guidelli as they deliver actionable insights into diverse investment strategies, essential skills for sustainable business growth, and the art of building impactful relationships. Each episode features leading women who share powerful wealth and health strategies to help you navigate both the challenges and triumphs of investing while maintaining a fulfilling personal life.Follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss a new episode.
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- 5 days ago32 min
Sandy Lee | Short-Term Rentals: How to Know If the Numbers Work
EPISODE 599: A short-term rental can look like a home run on a spreadsheet and still fail in real life. In today's market, building your strategy around best-case assumptions is one of the fastest ways to lose money.So what does it actually take to know if a deal is worth buying?In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz sits down with Sandy Lee, a former corporate engineer who spent 30 years in engineering and construction and led the private equity arm of her firm. At 52, Sandy bought her first short-term rental, a four-bedroom ski condo in Steamboat, Colorado, for $1.3 million. That first property now cash flows around $5,000 a month. She went on to build a portfolio of short-term rentals across four states and retired two years later.Sandy's approach to evaluating deals comes directly from her private equity background: instead of analyzing a snapshot in time, she builds a financial model that looks out 10 to 15 years. She factors in cash flow, appreciation, and mortgage paydown to calculate a true annualized return she can compare directly to stock market performance. Her returns range from the low teens to the mid-30s percent, on an annualized basis.But the numbers are only part of the story. Sandy looks for what she calls the "special sauce," something specific happening in a market over the next few years that will push appreciation and demand in the right direction. With Steamboat, it was Aspen's acquisition of the resort, plans for a new gondola, and tightening regulations that reduced supply. She bought when the deal was only breaking even, knowing what was coming.She also breaks down the operational side: the tech stack that cost her $125 a month and tripled her revenue, how she approaches regulations in every new market, and why she makes sure every property she buys would still cover its mortgage as a long-term rental, no matter what.In this episode, you'll learn:➡️ Why the numbers alone will not tell you if a deal is worth buying ➡️ How to spot the market "special sauce" that drives long-term growth ➡️ The private equity financial model Sandy uses to evaluate every deal ➡️ Why annualized return is the number that actually matters ➡️ How to think in 10 to 15-year windows instead of snapshots ➡️ The $125/month tech stack that tripled Sandy's revenue ➡️ How to research STR regulations before you commit to a marketIf you are evaluating your first short-term rental or looking to grow an existing portfolio, this episode will change how you look at every deal.Connect with Sandy: Website InstagramResources Mentioned In This Episode: STR Jumpstart Tech Stack Guide Sandy's free graphic breaking down the exact tech stack she uses to run her short-term rental portfolio, including required tools and optional add-ons. Available at strjumpstart.com or @strjumpstart on Instagram.PriceLabs Dynamic pricing software for short-term rentals that automatically adjusts your nightly rates based on market demand.Resources to Support Your Next Step: Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment: Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.STRIVE Mentorship Program: Stop growing your portfolio alone. Start building wealth with the right community behind you. STRIVE is a strategic framework that helps women real estate investors build wealth with more clarity, structure, and support.<a href="https://d90bdsg67z0.typ
- 1 weeks ago8 min
How to Avoid This CEO Triangle Trap That Every Real Estate Investor Falls Into
EPISODE 598: Why can’t real estate investors stop doing EVERYTHING, even with a team? You did what everyone told you to do. You hired people. You brought in support. And somehow, you have less time than before.If that sounds familiar, you are probably caught in what I call the CEO Triangle Trap.In this minisode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, I'm walking you through three stages that keep real estate investors stuck doing instead of leading, and exactly how to move through each one.The triangle has three points: the Doer, the Luxury Doer, and True Leadership. Most investors spend years bouncing between the first two without realizing it, and the shift from one to the next is not about systems or delegation. It is about identity.At the Doer stage, you are the business. You research, execute, follow up, and close. You know the business better than anyone, and that is exactly why you cannot let go. The root cause here is trust, and the real cost is that every hour you spend doing is an hour you are not spending acquiring, scaling, or thinking strategically.At the Luxury Doer stage, you hired people, but instead of buying your time back, you became the dispatcher. You are telling everyone what to do, saving them when they struggle, and double-checking every outcome. It looks like leadership from the outside, but it is not. Your overhead went up, and your freedom did not.True Leadership is the stage where you stop being the one with all the answers and start being the one who develops people who find their own answers. I share the exact frameworks to get there, including the escalation ladder and the 1-3-1 framework, so your team learns to bring you options instead of problems.In this episode, you'll learn:The three stages of the CEO Triangle Trap and how to identify which one you're inWhy hiring people doesn't automatically give you your time backThe root cause behind each stage of the trapHow to shift from managing tasks to developing independent thinkersThe escalation ladder that teaches your team to solve problems without youThe 1-3-1 framework and how to use it with one person on your team this weekWhy scaling past your own capacity requires an identity shift, not just better systemsYour ceiling as a leader cannot become your business's ceiling. This episode will show you how to break through it.Resources to Support Your Next Step: Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment: Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.STRIVE Mentorship Program: Stop growing your portfolio alone. Start building wealth with the right community behind you. STRIVE is a strategic framework that helps women real estate investors build wealth with more clarity, structure, and support.Strategic Business Audit: You've built a real estate portfolio. Now it's time to build a business that supports the life you want. Gain clarity across your entire business, identify what's limiting your next stage of growth, and know exactly where to focus next.InvestHER Fund: Investing in Women-Led Real Estate Projects. The InvestHER Fund is being built to allocate capital across multiple vetted real estate projects led by operators from the InvestHER community. The goal is to support experienced women operators with strong track records who have reached a capital growth barrier, while also fulfilling the needs of passive investors looking to diversify their portfolios through real estate investments that generate recurring income opportunities.See you in the arena!Liz + AndresaProduced by: Social Chameleon
- 2 weeks ago34 min
Palak Shah | How to Build a Rental Portfolio That Doesn't Depend on You
EPISODE 597: More doors does not automatically mean more freedom. For a lot of investors, scaling a rental portfolio just means creating a bigger, more demanding job with more moving parts and no way out.So what does it actually take to build a rental portfolio that runs without you at the center of every decision?In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz sits down with Palak Shah, co-founder of Open Spaces, best-selling author, and real estate investing strategist known for helping high-achieving professionals build multimillion-dollar, systemized rental portfolios without construction, burnout, or hustle. Her BiggerPockets podcast episode outperformed Matthew McConaughey's that year, she has been featured in Business Insider, and she reaches over 120K followers on Instagram where she shares insights on building wealth with intention.After a 17-year corporate engineering career, everything changed in a single moment. Sitting in her office pumping milk for her newborn after being told her commute would increase, Palak asked herself a question she could not shake: "I followed the rules. I did everything right. Why does this feel so misaligned?"That moment sent her down a different path. Today, Palak and her husband run a $10 million-plus rental portfolio and multiple seven-figure businesses in just three to five hours a week, using their proprietary SCALE Strategy.Palak walks through the leadership and systems shift that made it possible, starting with a reframe most investors miss: you are not just acquiring properties, you are building a company, and your job as CEO is not to patch drywall or save $20 here and there. It is to grow the portfolio and develop the skills that allow you to scale it.She introduces the SCALE framework, her modernized approach built on top of the BRRRR strategy, breaking down each letter and the specific systems behind it. She also shares the moment she realized that the real lever in her business was not her systems or her deals. It was how she showed up for her team, and what happened when she finally learned to get out of her own way.In this episode, you'll learn:➡️ Why scaling your rental portfolio does not automatically create the freedom you were after➡️ The CEO mindset shift that separates investors who grind from those who build➡️ Why letting go of some profitability is actually what unlocks scalability➡️ The SCALE framework and how it modernizes the BRRRR strategy for the real world➡️ Why the 5 to 8 property mark is where the real leadership work begins➡️ How working on yourself is the most powerful thing you can do for your team➡️ A simple weekly practice to step out of the day-to-day and think like an ownerIf your rental portfolio feels like another job, this episode will show you exactly what to change.Connect with Palak:LinkedInInstagram Open Spaces WebsiteResources Mentioned In This Episode: The SCALE Framework: Palak's modernized approach built on top of the BRRRR strategy. Learn more at @openspaceswomen on Instagram.Resources to Support Your Next Step: Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment: Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.STRIVE Mentorship Program: Stop growing your portfolio alone. Start building wealth with the right community behind you. STRIVE is a strategic framework that helps women real estate investors build wealth with more clarity, structure, and support.Strategic Business Audit: You've built a real estate portfolio. Now it's time to build a business that supports t
- 3 weeks ago29 min
Tallulah Le Merle | AI for Investors: What's Real, What's Hype, and How to Use It
EPISODE 596: AI is moving fast and for most women investors, it feels like one more thing to figure out, on top of deals, decisions, and everything else already on your plate.But here is what most are getting wrong: you do not need to become an AI expert to benefit from it. You need a clear framework for where it actually helps and where it does not. And that is exactly what this conversation delivers.In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz sits down with Tallulah Le Merle, AI investment strategist and founder of The Case for Hope, to cut through the fear and noise around artificial intelligence and explore what it actually means for women investors right now.Tallulah brings a perspective that is both grounded and expansive. She traces the evolution of AI from a decades-old technology to today's era of unprecedented compute power and capital flooding the space, and explains why the speed of that growth is making it harder, not easier, for most investors to be discerning. She also addresses the fear head-on: why it is valid, what the real risks are, and how to hold both the opportunity and the uncertainty at the same time.The conversation moves into deeply practical territory. Liz and Tallulah explore how women investors can use AI to take low-value tasks off their plates, starting with a simple question: what brings you the least joy? Tallulah explains why that is the right place to start, and how the bar has never been lower for individuals to build AI-assisted workflows, whether for email, research, market analysis, or day-to-day portfolio management.But the most surprising part of the conversation may be Tallulah's conviction that AI, rather than replacing human connection, has the potential to restore it. In a world where so much of how we work and live has become transactional and screen-based, she makes the case that the skills coming at a premium in an AI-powered future are distinctly human: empathy, intuition, relational intelligence, creativity, and community. And for women who have historically been told those are soft skills, that shift matters.In this episode, you'll learn:➡️ What investors are getting wrong about AI right now➡️ How to use AI tools safely without exposing sensitive financial data➡️ Why you must trust but verify everything AI tells you➡️ How to identify which tasks to hand off to AI first➡️ What skills will come at a premium in an AI-powered future➡️ Why AI will not replace community and what it might restore instead➡️ How the wealth transfer and the rise of AI intersect for women investorsThis is not a conversation about becoming an AI expert. It is about using the right tools to get your time back, make better decisions, and build wealth on your own terms.Connect with Tallulah:Website LinkedIn Fifth Era The Fresh Air Show The Case for HopeResources Mentioned In This Episode: Superhuman AI-powered email tool that plugs into Gmail or Outlook to help you manage high-volume inboxes, draft emails, and resurface follow-ups.Resources to Support Your Next Step: Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.STRIVE Mentorship Program Stop growing your portfolio alone. Start building wealth with the right community behind you. STRIVE is a strategic framework that helps women real es
- Jun 26, 202633 min
Daniella Devine | How to Analyze Commercial Real Estate Beyond the Property
EPISODE 595: Why Every Commercial Property Should Have Three PlaysMost investors analyze a property by looking at the numbers.The rents. The expenses. The cap rate.But what if the biggest opportunity, or the biggest risk, has nothing to do with the building itself?In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz and Andresa sit down with commercial real estate broker and former planning commissioner Daniella Devine to explore a completely different way of evaluating commercial real estate opportunities.Daniella shares the story of losing $70,000 on what appeared to be a great midterm rental deal in Bend, Oregon. The property checked all the boxes. The numbers worked. The demand was there.What she missed was what was happening around the property.That experience transformed how she evaluates every deal and led her to one of her core investing principles:Never look for one play on a parcel. Look for three.Throughout the conversation, Daniella breaks down how investors can move beyond surface-level analysis and begin evaluating the full potential—and hidden risks—of a property by understanding zoning, city planning, surrounding development, and market voids.She explains why the cap rate is only the beginning of the conversation, how to identify opportunities others overlook, and why understanding highest and best use can dramatically change the value of a deal.The discussion also explores one of the biggest shifts happening in today's market: the wave of baby boomer-owned commercial properties changing hands and the opportunities available to investors who prioritize relationships over transactions.And for those who believe commercial real estate is only for seasoned investors with large residential portfolios, Daniella offers a perspective that may completely change how you think about getting started.In This Episode, You'll Learn:➡️ Why analyzing the parcel matters just as much as analyzing the property➡️ The costly lesson behind Daniella's $70,000 loss➡️ Why every property should have at least three potential plays➡️ How zoning research can uncover hidden opportunities and risks➡️ What a voids analysis is and how it can help you identify underserved markets➡️ Why the cap rate is only the starting point, not the strategy➡️ How to evaluate highest and best use across different asset classes➡️ What the coming generational transfer of commercial real estate could mean for investors➡️ Why you do not need residential experience before investing in commercial real estateWhether you're actively investing in commercial real estate or simply want a smarter framework for evaluating opportunities, this episode will change the way you look at properties, parcels, and the markets around them.Connect with Daniella:WebsiteLinktreeResources Mentioned In This Episode: Crexi Commercial real estate marketplace and analytics platformJLL, Colliers, and Cushman Wakefield Quarterly Market Reports: Free reports available by Googling each firm plus your target market. Search over 10 years to track how a sub-market has changed.Resources to Support Your Next Step:Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.STRIVE Mentorship Program Stop growing your portfolio alone. Start building wealth with the right community behind you. STRIVE is a strategic framework that helps women real estate investors build wealth with more clarity, structure, and support.InvestHER Fund Investing in Women-Led Real Estate Projects. The Inve
- Jun 19, 202630 min
Mel Dorman | How Seller Financing Helps Women Build Wealth Without Banks
EPISODE 594: What If You Didn't Need a Bank to Buy Real Estate?Most real estate investors have been taught there is only one way to finance a deal: Go to the bank. Qualify for a loan. Accept whatever terms they offer.But what if that's not your only option?In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz Faircloth and Andresa Guidelli sit down with seller financing expert and author Mel Dorman to explore a strategy that has helped investors acquire properties without relying solely on traditional lenders.If you've ever been turned down by a bank, felt stuck because of rising interest rates, or watched a deal fall apart over financing, this conversation may completely change how you think about what's possible.Mel shares why seller financing is not only legal and accessible, but often simpler than investors have been led to believe. She explains how decades of conditioning have taught us to rely on institutions for capital, even though real estate transactions were conducted directly between buyers and sellers long before banks became the default.The conversation goes beyond deal structure and into something bigger: the historic wealth transfer currently underway in America and why women have a unique opportunity to understand, leverage, and participate in new ways of creating wealth.You'll also learn how to identify strong seller-financing opportunities, the four key negotiation levers available in every deal, and how to approach conversations with sellers in a way that builds trust rather than pressure.Whether you're an experienced investor looking for creative financing options or you're just beginning your investing journey, this episode will expand what's possible in today's market.In this episode, you'll learn:➡️ Why seller financing is often simpler than most investors think➡️ How traditional financing has shaped the way investors view real estate opportunities➡️ The connection between seller financing, microfinance, and person-to-person lending➡️ Why the largest wealth transfer in history creates unique opportunities for women investors➡️ The green flags that signal a strong seller-financing candidate➡️ The four negotiation levers every investor should understand:PriceDown PaymentInterest RateLoan Term➡️ How to have seller-financing conversations that create trust and win-win outcomes➡️ Common misconceptions that prevent investors from pursuing creative financing strategiesThis is not just a financing strategy. It is a relationship-driven approach to building wealth that creates genuine wins for both sides of the deal.Resources mentioned in this episode:Seller Finance Academy WebsiteBank On Your Neighbor (hard copy and audiobook)Bank On Your Neighbor (free podcast)Connect with Mel:WebsiteInstagram YouTubeFacebookTikTokTEDx TalkResources to Support Your Next Step:Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.InvestHER CON The National Premier Conference for Women Real Estate Investors. A Curated, Action Driven Experience Backed by 50,000+ Members. June 14-16th, 2026 / Scottsdale, AZ<
- Jun 12, 202612 min
Three Signs You've Outgrown Your Real Estate Network
EPISODE 593: What if your next level in real estate does not require another strategy? What if it requires a different room?At a certain point in your investing journey, the questions change. It is no longer just about how to buy the next property. It becomes about how to grow without everything depending on you. And the network that helped you get started, the groups, the rooms, the people, may no longer be the network that gets you where you are trying to go.If you have ever felt like the conversations around you no longer match where you are headed, or found yourself always being the one giving advice and quietly wondering who is actually helping you grow, this episode will give you a clear framework to answer that question.In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz walks through three signals that your current network may no longer match the growth you are looking to achieve, and what to do about it. She calls these shifts awareness, alignment, and access.She shares a story from her own investing journey, a moment at a local real estate networking group that made her honestly ask whether she had outgrown the room she had been showing up to for years. That moment of awareness became a turning point, not only in her network, but in how she thought about growth altogether.Liz also unpacks what alignment really means when it comes to the people around you, why the peers and mentors who helped you reach this level may not be the ones who will help you grow to the next one, and how access to the right room can take your blinders off and show you possibilities you could not see on your own.In this episode, you'll learn:➡️ Three signals that your current network may no longer match your growth➡️ How to recognize when you have outgrown a room without judging the people in it➡️ Why alignment matters more than loyalty to where you have been➡️ What to look for when identifying the community that will stretch you➡️ Why growing alone is one of the most common ways driven women slow their own progressYour network is not only a support system, it’s a mirror. And if it is only reflecting back where you have already been, it may be time to find a new room.Resources to Support Your Next Step:Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are in your investment journey and receive a custom roadmap with practical steps you can start taking today.InvestHER CON The National Premier Conference for Women Real Estate Investors. A Curated, Action Driven Experience Backed by 50,000+ Members. June 14-16th, 2026 / Scottsdale, AZSTRIVE Mentorship Program Stop growing your portfolio alone. Start building wealth with the right community behind you. STRIVE is a strategic framework that helps women real estate investors build wealth with more clarity, structure, and support.InvestHER Fund Investing in Women-Led Real Estate Projects. The InvestHER Fund is being built to allocate capital across multiple vetted real estate projects led by operators from the InvestHER community. The goal is to support experienced women operators with strong track records who have reached a capital growth barrier, while also fulfilling the needs of passive investors looking to diversify their portfolios through real estate investments that generate recurring income opportunitiesSee you in the arena! Liz + AndresaProduced by: Social Chameleon
- Jun 5, 202615 min
How to Know If a Real Estate Investment Is Right for You
EPISODE 592: How do you know if a real estate investment is actually right for you?With so many real estate investing options available today, from short-term rentals and multifamily properties to passive syndications and new construction projects, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the number of opportunities available. Many investors either stay on the sidelines too long or move forward with the wrong deal simply because they lack a clear framework for making investment decisions.If you have ever wondered whether now is the right time to invest, which real estate investment strategy aligns with your goals, or why a deal that looks great on paper still does not feel right, this episode will help you cut through the noise and invest with greater clarity.In this episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast, Liz introduces the YOU Factor Framework, a five-part filter designed to help real estate investors evaluate opportunities based on their own goals, priorities, and season of life rather than market trends or outside opinions.Liz breaks down the key factors every investor should consider before saying yes to a deal, including time, control, financial needs, diversification, and experience. She explains why the same real estate investment can be exactly right for one investor and completely wrong for another, and why understanding your own needs is essential to building a successful real estate portfolio.Drawing from more than two decades of investing experience, Liz shares how her own investment strategy has evolved over time. What made sense in her twenties looks very different from the opportunities she prioritizes today, highlighting an important truth: there is no one-size-fits-all approach to real estate investing.She also addresses a common challenge she sees among women real estate investors: undervaluing the professional and personal experience they already bring to the table. Skills like leadership, project management, financial analysis, and decision-making are often some of the most valuable assets an investor can have.Whether you are focused on active investing, passive investing, or simply making more intentional investment decisions, this episode will help you identify the opportunities that best align with your goals and build a strategy that works for your life today.In this episode, you'll learn:➡️ Why most investors are short on clarity, not opportunity ➡️ How to evaluate the time demands of any investment ➡️ What level of control actually fits the season you are in ➡️ How to identify what you need an investment to do for you financially ➡️ Why diversification is about managing exposure, not just spreading money ➡️ How to honestly assess your experience and gaps before saying yesThis framework is not about finding the perfect deal. It is about finding the right deal for you, in the season you are in, and moving forward with confidence.Resources to Support Your Next Step:Ready to go beyond the episode and take action to build wealth, achieve financial freedom and live the life you want?InvestHER Assessment Take this 5-minute quiz to determine where you are and get a personalized roadmapLive Trainings (Free Monthly Events) Learn the 3-Step InvestHER Formula and take action with confidenceInvestHER CON The National Premier Conference for Women Real Estate Investors. A Curated, Action Driven Experience Backed by 50,000+ Members. June 14-16th, 2026 / Scottsdale, AZSTRIVE Mentorship Program The Support System for Women Real Estate Investors. Financial freedom isn't a finish line, it's a conscious choice you make every day when you look in the mirror and decide how to invest your time. STRIVE is designed for driven women real estate investors who are ready to grow intentionally.See you in the arena! Liz + AndresaProduced by: Social Chameleon
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