Listen "Andrew Kim from SHARE"
Episode Synopsis
Andrew Kim is the CEO and Co-Founder of SHARE.
SHARE is a real estate investment company that streamlines the end-to-end process of buying and managing high-return single-family rental homes on behalf of investors in the US, Canada, and abroad. They make investing in and owning real estate as easy as stocks by enabling investors to reap the benefits of real estate ownership without the burden of full-time landlord duties.
Takeaways
Share aims to make the US single-family rental market more accessible to retail investors by providing institutional-grade asset management.
His early ventures Joyus and Kingmaker.
Andrew's time at Loblaw Digital from the early days to scaling to hundreds of people.
The impact of higher interest rates on real estate.
Venture-backed versus bootstrapped.
Keeping a small and lean team.
Chapters
00:00 Early Ventures: Joyus and Kingmaker
04:00 Joining Loblaw Digital
07:18 Leaving Loblaw Digital and Starting Share
11:23 The US Single-Family Rental Market
16:00 Scaling the Business and Team Composition
21:05 Impact of Interest Rates on Strategy
23:16 Competition and Future Growth
25:18 Motivation and Drive as a Founder
26:13 Team Composition and Lean Operations
28:44 Venture vs. Bootstrap and Maintaining a High-Performing Team
32:15 The Startup Scene in Toronto
34:13 Conversations with VCs and Investors
35:57 Investing in Share vs. Physical Real Estate
39:51 Dealing with Hard Times and Personal Solace
39:58 Final Thoughts and Taking Action
SHARE is a real estate investment company that streamlines the end-to-end process of buying and managing high-return single-family rental homes on behalf of investors in the US, Canada, and abroad. They make investing in and owning real estate as easy as stocks by enabling investors to reap the benefits of real estate ownership without the burden of full-time landlord duties.
Takeaways
Share aims to make the US single-family rental market more accessible to retail investors by providing institutional-grade asset management.
His early ventures Joyus and Kingmaker.
Andrew's time at Loblaw Digital from the early days to scaling to hundreds of people.
The impact of higher interest rates on real estate.
Venture-backed versus bootstrapped.
Keeping a small and lean team.
Chapters
00:00 Early Ventures: Joyus and Kingmaker
04:00 Joining Loblaw Digital
07:18 Leaving Loblaw Digital and Starting Share
11:23 The US Single-Family Rental Market
16:00 Scaling the Business and Team Composition
21:05 Impact of Interest Rates on Strategy
23:16 Competition and Future Growth
25:18 Motivation and Drive as a Founder
26:13 Team Composition and Lean Operations
28:44 Venture vs. Bootstrap and Maintaining a High-Performing Team
32:15 The Startup Scene in Toronto
34:13 Conversations with VCs and Investors
35:57 Investing in Share vs. Physical Real Estate
39:51 Dealing with Hard Times and Personal Solace
39:58 Final Thoughts and Taking Action
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