NYC Firefighter's $105M Multifamily Portfolio (with Tim Lyons)

<p>Hey! Pili Yarusi here.</p><p>Tim is a 16 year veteran of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and currently serves as a lieutenant in the borough of Queens. He brings years of real-world management and leadership experience to his real estate investment career.</p><p>After partnering on a multifamily property he saw first-hand the power of real estate investing as an opportunity to create passive income and build wealth for his family.</p><p>Tim started Cityside Capital with the goal of not only growing his own portfolio but also to help others realize the power that real estate investing can have on creating passive income and building wealth.</p><p>Cityside Capital has $105 million of assets under management including 561 multifamily units. Tim has also invested as a limited partner in 256 multifamily units in Texas and in a large retail supercenter in Tennessee.</p><p>Tim attributes his early success in real estate investing to education, investing in coaches and mentors, and surrounding himself with like-minded people.</p><p>In April 2021, Tim became an Amazon #1 bestselling author of the book, “Bringing Value, Solving Problems and Leaving a Legacy”, he co-authored with other authorities such as <em>The Real Estate Radio Guys’ </em>Robert Helms, Jim Rohn’s 18-year business partner and master marketer, Kyle Wilson and many more.</p><p>Listen in now!</p><p><strong>Connect With Tim Lyons</strong></p><p>Want to learn more about Tim? Visit&nbsp;<a href="https://open.acast.com/shows/60076b4127b77f021213e6dd/episodes/60ede306f9ed230011277b91/CitysideCap.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">CitysideCap.com</a>!</p><p><strong>Want to Learn More About Multifamily Real Estate Investing?</strong></p><p>If you’re an experienced real estate investor and you’re ready to get around a community of active multifamily real estate investors who will support you, hold you accountable, and push you to set goals that inspire you as you grow your business, check out&nbsp;7 Figure Multifamily&nbsp;and see if it looks