ICYMI: Creating Social Impact Through Real Estate Investing with Felecia Froe

Dr. Felecia Froe made her first real estate investment years before she even knew she was an investor. She was five years into her medical practice when it hit her that this wasn’t the last thing she’d ever do. In this ICYMI crossover from Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing, she tells host Jonathan Greene how an office building she bought with fellow women physicians turned out to be that first deal, though she didn’t realize it until years later. From there she built fast, lost hard in 2008, and rebuilt into Money With Mission, a community that helps professional women use real estate as a financial escape hatch from bad jobs and bad relationships. 

 

Felecia gets specific about what “social impact investing” actually means, walks through her food desert grocery store project in Tulsa, and breaks down her own portfolio, from assisted living homes to water tech startups. She closes with the advice she wishes someone had given her before 2008: get educated, find mentors, and never go it alone. 

 

00:00 – Meet Dr. Felecia Froe and What Social Impact Investing Really Means

04:11 – An Accidental Start: From Medical Practice to First Deal

12:09 – Real Estate as a Financial Escape Hatch

19:46 – Solving Food Deserts and Rethinking Affordable Housing

26:22 – A Diversified Portfolio and the Power of Community

36:45 – Lessons From 2008 and Advice for the Next Generation

 

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Original Podcast: https://youtu.be/TkDXJSi8cGY

 

Key Quotes:

“You don’t have to make mistakes on your own. You can use somebody else’s mistakes.” – Dr. Felecia Froe

 

“This is not a by yourself game at all.” – Dr. Felecia Froe

 

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