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Linda Holtz arrived in the U.S. from France at 22 with no network, no real estate experience, and a door-to-door sales job. Today she syndicates 200+ unit multifamily deals across Texas with her husband through Married 2 Real Estate.

In this episode of Carson's Corner, Linda shares how a property management job taught her the operations side most investors never learn, how house hacking a Chicago triplex during COVID became her on-ramp to commercial real estate, and why she and her husband moved to Texas to scale into large multifamily syndications and even a ground-up retail development outside Houston.

Carson and Linda dig into what really matters in a deal — why "who's doing the deal with us" now drives 70-80% of their decision, how they vet a property's condition beyond the pretty pictures, why over communicating with passive investors beats surprises every time, and what it takes to build a real estate business with your spouse. They also get into where real estate is headed over the next decade: AI, automation, and why relationships and trust will still win.

Whether you're a busy professional looking at your first passive deal or an operator scaling into bigger syndications, this conversation is proof you don't need money, a background, or a network to start — just relentless work and the right partners.

Connect with Linda: LinkedIn (Linda Holtz), married2realestate.com, Instagram @M2RETX, or her weekly online networking call, Save the Chat.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Always consult your attorney, CPA, or financial advisor before making any financial decisions. All investments and property ownership carry risk, including the potential loss of principal.