In this podcast episode, we have San Eng, a thriving entrepreneur, and multifamily real estate investor. San’s experience includes managing funds worth billions of dollars and investing over $600 million in various sectors such as technology, infrastructure, consumer goods, blockchain, agriculture, and real estate across North America and Asia. He has also successfully raised more than $70 million for his startups and established a venture capital fund with a $350 million commitment. Additionally, San is the author of the best-selling book “Ten Commandments of Investing” and is currently working on a second book, “The Ten Commandments of Generational Wealth.” During this conversation, he delves into two key points from his first book, namely, “Respect the Market” and “Don’t Be a Dead Fish.” These points highlight the importance of comprehending the market and taking calculated risks to create and maintain generational wealth.
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www.GenFIRE.co
www.skytiancapital.com
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About the Podcast
Harder Working Money
Ultimate guide to making your money work harder for you through investments outside of the stock market and tax strategies.
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About Your Host
Brian O'Neill
Brian is the principal owner of Passive Capital Partners - an apartment investment private equity company. Brian holds a degree in construction management from Cal Poly and has been a successful entrepreneur for the past 16 years. He started his first company in the construction industry right out of college, running it successfully for 16 years. During that period, he started two others companies in the hospitality industry.
After 16 years as an entrepreneur, he sold and exited all 3 successful businesses and transitioned to the apartment investing real estate world. He now wants to share the knowledge he's acquired being an entrepreneur as well as how he limits taxes and invests the earnings from his business successes outside of the stock market and into tax advantaged hard assets investments.
