How Henry Washington Went From $1,000 to 100 Rental Properties
Henry Washington started with about $1,000 in savings, and a 3 a.m. panic attack about whether he could afford the life he and his wife wanted.
The Rocket Your Dollar Podcast
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June 18, 2026
Rod Khleif lost $50 million in the 2008 crash — and it wasn't because he was over-leveraged.
In this episode he breaks down what actually pulled him under, why he's aggressively buying real estate right now while most investors are sitting in fear, and the senior housing play he believes will define the next decade.
We get into the contrarian case for 2026: the wall of commercial debt coming due, why distressed multifamily is selling below replacement cost, and the demographic wave behind his move into senior housing. If you're a passive investor — especially through a self-directed IRA — looking past stocks and bonds for where the real opportunity is, this one's for you.
Henry Washington started with about $1,000 in savings, and a 3 a.m. panic attack about whether he could afford the life he and his wife wanted.
Henry speaks with CEO Gary Beasly of Roofstock. Roofstock is a leading online marketplace for investors in the single-family rental (SFR) home sector.
Markian walks through his all-in (and admittedly messy) start, the leap to a 56-unit apartment complex funded partly by his parents' savings, and how...