Peak Prosperity | Adam Taggart
Tom Burns, orthopedic surgeon turned successful entrepreneur and author of the new book Why Doctor’s Don’t Get Rich, explains why so many people — not just doctors, but professionals of all stripes — feel trapped in their careers, a slave to their paycheck. And he shares his formula for helping them build financial independence while still maintaining their day job.
The Real Estate Syndication Show | Whitney Sewell
The development side of real estate investing is not often viewed as the easiest way into the business. Our guest today, Darin Davis from Presario Ventures, offers a slightly different perspective on the topic, and he talks about how he and his company shifted the model to suit their needs as well as their clients. We get to hear from Darin about his venture into real estate and the first steps he made with his partner, which eventually grew into their current business.
The Wealth Standard | Patrick Donohoe
The Real Estate Espresso | Victor Menasce
Dr. Tom Burns is founder and partner in Presario Ventures, an Austin Texas based apartment development company specializing in Class-A new construction projects. In the mornings, he is a practicing orthopaedic surgeon. Tom just wrote a book “Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich” which illuminates the path for other doctors, dentists, lawyers to replace and displace their professional income so that they can practice their profession for the love of it, and not for the money. This is such an inspirational story.
Show Notes
Listen in on an expert panel of investors who know all the ins and the outs when it comes to building multifamily projects from the ground up. Find out how they tackle the current economic environment, how has the recent increase in building material prices affected them, what are they seeing in terms of opportunity, and much more.
Presario Ventures principals, Darin Davis & Tom Burns, MD, discuss how handling the NOW will matter tomorrow, next week, next month, and into the next crisis.
The Gold Collar Investor Pancham Gupta
Show Notes | Episode 39
In today’s show, Pancham interviews surgeon turned investor, Dr. Tom Burns. Tom is an entrepreneur and an orthopedic surgeon in Austin, Texas. He is currently a physician for the United States Ski Team and travels worldwide with them. He has over 20 years of real estate experience involving acquisition, development, and management of traditional multifamily, student housing, office projects, and manufactured housing. In addition to co-founding and managing a free-standing full-service hospital, he has owned and developed property locally and internationally and has participated in the acquisition and development of over $250 million of real estate. Tom has been financially independent for a decade. His mission is to help physicians create financial independence so, like him, they can enjoy medicine with passion.
The Real Estate Espresso with Victor Menasce
Show Notes
Dr. Tom Burns is the co-founder and partner at Presario Ventures, specializing in new construction apartments. He is also the author of the upcoming book “Why Doctors Don’t Get Rich.” Tom has accomplished this all the while, running an active orthopaedic surgery practice. Presario Ventures has earned a reputation in Texas for building top quality apartment complexes. They routinely construct hundreds of units each year.
Capitalism With Ryan Daniel Moran
Show Notes
In our 2nd interview I open up a bottle of wine to figure out just how he has figured out the secrets of work-life balance and what generates true long-term success. Tom Burns is still an orthopedic surgeon in Austin, Texas but he made his REAL money in real estate… and he started late. Tom is on a personal mission to help other doctors build the same kind of passive income he has.
Capitalism.com with Ryan Daniel Moran
Show Notes
Tom Burns is still an orthopedic surgeon in Austin, Texas but he made his REAL money in real estate. He has over 20 years of real estate experience, both locally and internationally, involving acquisition, development, and management of multifamily property… but more importantly than all of that, he is happy. He has found the work-life balance so many entrepreneurs are chasing and in this interview, Ryan asks Tom how he has managed to have it all.
7 Rules for Real Estate Investing with Nick Raithel
Show Notes | Episode #57
Who’s Tom Burns?
An episode of The Noble Perspective
By Noble Wealth Partners | Episode #3
If you’ve been paying attention to the real estate sector as a whole, you’re most likely aware that Austin, Texas has been one of the hottest, if not the hottest, market in the United States for the last 10 years or so. They have had never before seen price increases, as well as tens of thousands of apartment units coming online simultaneously, and that doesn’t look like it will be slowing down anytime soon. This may leave you questioning whether or not the market will become over-saturated with vacant new development or if the new units will be rented quickly.
Our guest for today is Tom Burns who is an entrepreneur and orthopedic surgeon in Austin, Texas. Tom has over 20 years of real estate experience involving acquisition, development, and management of traditional multifamily, student housing, office projects, and manufactured housing. He has participated in the acquisition and development of over $200 million of real estate. He is also a member of the Forbes Real Estate Council. Dr. Burns is also the co-founder and principal of Presario Ventures, which is a private equity real estate company in Austin.
Tom and Tim are joined by Dr. Tom Burns, principal and co-founder of Presario Ventures and practicing orthopedist. Dr. Burns shares his fascinating story of real estate investment and development, his unlikely involvement with the U.S. Olympic Ski Team, and how curiosity at a car wash led to a lifelong friendship with Robert Kiyosaki – and maybe even helped with the success of his book.
Enjoy the show here:
Tom is an interesting guy. In fact, he was one of the first to even read Rich Dad Poor Dad and is even acknowledged in the second edition of Kiyosaki’s classic (for more on that, listen to the episode).
Tom will hopefully reassure you that investing in real assets that cash flow is, indeed, the path to enduring wealth. Listen to this episode of Wealth Formula Podcast (where this podcast originally appeared) to hear about his exciting journey over the last two decades.