Real Estate Addicts

The Real Estate Addicts (REA) podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in real estate development, investment, construction and entrepreneurship. Each episode dives into a wide range of industry topics and features conversations with savvy, successful entrepreneurs who candidly share their career paths, challenges, breakthroughs, and the stories behind the remarkable companies they’ve built. Expect big personalities, thoughtful insights, and conversations that both educate and inspire. Co-hosted by Ray Hurteau, Dan Rubin (Instagram: @rhinvestgroup), and Marc Savatsky (Instagram: @choose_boston) Follow the Real Estate Addicts Podcast on YouTube: @RealEstateAddicts

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  Episode #147

  #147 - Assessing, Retroactive Tax Bills and When to Record Condo Docs

  Aug 18, 202625 min

  The guys trade war stories from the least glamorous corner of real estate. The assessor's office. They get into a retroactive Newton tax bill that landed on unsuspecting condo buyers, a phantom drainage easement that appears on the city's GIS map but nowhere in seventy-five years of title records, and the one filing that quietly turns a six-unit building into six far more expensive condominiums. If you own property, are underwriting your next acquisition, or have never once pulled your own property card, this episode will probably pay for itself.

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  Episode #146

  #146 - Why We'd Rather Overpay Than Hire Employees

  Aug 11, 202632 min

  A listener wrote in asking how you build a real estate empire when you're spread too thin to hire anyone — and the answer flips conventional penny-pinching on its head. The guys break down why the smartest operators gladly send a $100 Uber SUV to grab drip edge, tip drivers to wait, and befriend neighbors instead of drowning in thousand-cut tasks, all while AI quietly handles the admin. Along the way, they unpack the new realtor.com affordability report cards and why Indiana quietly took the crown, how Massachusetts and New York landed dead last, and what a negative new-construction premium really tells you about where to place your dollars.

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  Episode #145

  #145 - Tenants Are Now Using AI to Sue Their Landlords w/ Caleb Wursten

  Aug 4, 202624 min

  When a Massachusetts landlord discovered his tenants were using free legal aid and AI to exploit every loophole in the book, he stopped losing sleep and started building a weapon of his own. In this episode, Goodstander founder Caleb Wursten breaks down how he went from redeveloping Rust Belt towns like North Adams to creating a "landlord operating system" that scans your messages for legal risk before you hit send. From the brutal realities of eviction, security deposit traps, and hostile tenant laws to the ethics of AI giving legal guidance, this conversation is a must-watch for anyone who owns property in a tenant-friendly state.

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  Episode #144

  #144 - Using AI to Create In House Software and Tools + The Value of a Phone Call

  Jul 28, 202628 min

  Marc, Ray, and Dan dig into how they've moved past treating AI as a fancy search engine and into agentic, "do-it-for-me" territory — building an in-house property management tool, diagnosing a stalling boat engine from uploaded videos, and turning a LIDAR kitchen scan into shop-drawing-level cabinet plans. They get practical about creating repeatable "skills" for tasks like certificate-of-insurance requests and podcast editing, and make the case for building your own custom apps instead of paying monthly for bloated software that never quite fits. Along the way they flag the real pitfalls: over-using AI until it costs more time than it saves, the etiquette of AI-assisted questions with busy tradespeople, data-security risks in shared skills, and why the human touch of a simple phone call is becoming a competitive advantage again.

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  Episode #143

  #143 - You Can't Buy Your Way Into Real Estate: The Truth About Gurus, Mentors & Getting Started

  Jul 21, 202620 min

  The guys discuss whether paid real estate gurus, masterminds, and mentorship programs are actually worth it? Drawing on the pricey course they took early in their careers, they conclude that most of the value was motivational — the "feather in Dumbo's cap" that got them to finally swing the bat — while the mindset fluff, generic templates, and empty promises were largely useless. The crew makes the case that organic networking and reciprocal mentor-mentee relationships beat any nationwide playbook, because real estate is hyperlocal and the only real teacher is hard-won experience you can't shortcut.

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