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Is Fractional Real Estate Investing Smarter Than Owning Rentals Yourself? with Alex Blackwood
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- May 14, 2026
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Is fractional real estate investing the wealth builder you've been looking for, or does owning rentals still reign supreme? In this episode, Alex Blackwood joins Russ and Joey to talk about fractional real estate investing and compares it with the traditional model of owning rental properties. Alex, co-founder of a successful investment platform, reveals how fractional ownership provides an opportunity to invest in lucrative properties without the full responsibility of property management. He explains how fractional real estate investing works, why it’s gaining popularity among investors, and how it can help you diversify your portfolio and scale your wealth. If you’ve been considering ways to break into real estate investing without the high barriers of entry, this episode is for you. Tune in and discover how fractional real estate investing can be a game-changer in building wealth. Top three things you will learn: -The advantages of fractional real estate investing over traditional rental property ownership -How to invest in high-quality properties without the time and hassle of direct ownership -The key strategies for selecting profitable properties in top markets and scaling passive income About Our Guest: Alex Blackwood is the 29-year-old co-founder and CEO of mogul , a real estate investment startup. He previously worked at Goldman Sachs, making $250,000 a year. Alex says it is more rewarding to be a startup founder compared to working 100-hour weeks as a real estate investing associate for another company. Alex started his company after buying a property for the first time and realizing how capital and time-intensive it was. At the end of the transaction, he knew there had to be a better way to own real estate. As CEO of mogul, Alex says he plays the part of a…