TMBA604: Is Real Estate the Endgame for Entrepreneurs?

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Nick Huber has been on a wild ride since we last spoke to him in 2019. Nick is the host of a podcast called The Sweaty Startup, and at the time he was running a business called Storage Squad, a storage company that helped students store their belongings at universities all across America. Covid threw that business for a loop, but Nick was able to make some fast decisions that allowed him to sell that company and pivot into a new endeavor, a multi-million dollar real estate private equity company called Bolt Storage. Nick joins us on this week's podcast to share what happened when the coronavirus pandemic shut down most of his business, why he has decided to pivot into the real estate business, how he utilizes Twitter to help find investors, and a whole lot more.

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