Lessons from Managing a $225 Million Portfolio with Kerry Faix

<p>What makes a company successful in real estate? According to Kerry Faix, Chief Operating Officer and Founder of Stone Bay Holdings, LLC, it all comes down to people, process and product. If you aren’t working with strategic partners whose values align with your own, putting systems in place to optimize your business’s efficiency or offering a quality product, then your business will never reach its full potential.</p><p><br></p><p>With extensive experience building companies from the ground up, Kerry owns and operates a $225 million real estate portfolio. She has partnered on the purchase of a $27.5 million, 558-unit apartment in Georgia that sold a little over a year later for $41 million. Her most recent accomplishment was partnering on a $75 million apartment complex in the same area. Kerry’s big dreams for her real estate career have paid off in spades; now, she is passionate about using her wealth of experience to help others bring their business dreams to fruition.</p><p><br></p><p>Tune into today’s episode of The Real Estate InvestHER Show for a conversation with Kerry about thinking big in real estate. Learn how Kerry built her dream team, how to positively reframe your outlook on new hires, and why having a strategic business partner is crucial if you want to achieve full-fledged success.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>•&nbsp;“People, process and your product. Those are the three things any successful business needs.” (8:57-9:02)</p><p>•&nbsp;“Document your processes, so that you can onboard somebody a lot quicker.” (12:50-12:54)</p><p>•&nbsp;“If people can leave you and go and create and be successful, then it’s a good reflection on you.” (15:35-15:40)</p><p>•&nbsp;“You want to find strategic partners that have skills and strengths that maybe you don’t have. That’s the power in moving forward.” (22:51-23:01)</p><p>•&nbsp;“Fake it, get the confidence, to a degree that pushes you and propels you forward, but don’t fake it to be not who you are as a core person.” (25:13-25:24)</