Founder: Kasra ErfanianšŸ“SoCal Development Value is built, not bought

Joined December 2025
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From ugly to beautiful remodeling. šŸ” - At Kaz Capital Group, we offer remodeling of big and small projects! Also, send us multifamily projects to purchase via DM! #realestateinvesting #realestate #development #remodeling #rennovation #multifamily #renovation
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Just got city approval to turn this 3,500 sq ft warehouse behind my 4 Long Beach units into 4 more units — doubling the property value! šŸ“ˆšŸ”„ This is what contracting development can do. I own this project, but I’d love to build yours too — let’s make it
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šŸ’ø Guy Math 101: Spend $1.25M on a property āž• invest $600K to build 4 more units āž”ļø sell everything for $3.1M. That’s how we turn real estate deals into massive profits! šŸ šŸ’° šŸ“ We’re your go-to team for real estate investing and
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Here’s the answer šŸ‘‡ The worst option? A triplex. Adding two units to a single family home sounds like a great idea, but in many cases it lands you in the most awkward position possible. Here’s why. A triplex is too big to be treated like a house but too small to be treated
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🚨 My girlfriend says it’s over if I don’t make $1M on this real estate deal! 😱 Here are 3 game-changing lessons I learned that will save you time & money as an investor. šŸ’° šŸ‘‡ Tap follow for more real estate tips from a developer grinding in SoCal! šŸ”„ #RealEstateInvestor
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Will I become rich or get dumped? I’ll let you decide.. - #development #losangeles #realestate #investing #realestateinvesting #luxury #rich #construction
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Here’s the full caption, all together: Here’s the answer šŸ‘‡ Worst case: the triplex. Adding two units to a single-family home (any combo that gets you to 3) sounds smart… but it’s the awkward middle. Here’s why šŸ‘‡ A triplex is too big to feel like a home, but too small to
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Here’s the full caption, all together: Here’s the answer šŸ‘‡ Worst case: the triplex. Adding two units to a single-family home (any combo that gets you to 3) sounds smart… but it’s the awkward middle. Here’s why šŸ‘‡ A triplex is too big to feel like a home, but too small to
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The Senate voted 89-10 on a serious housing bill. It’s not a ban on corporations buying homes. It’s a ban on entities that already own 350 single-family homes. Build-to-rent, renovate-to-rent, and new construction are all still exempt. And it’s NOT law yet — the House still has to reconcile and Trump hasn’t signed anything. Here’s what it actually means for small developers and investors. šŸ—ļø #realestate #housingmarket #roadtohousing #multifamily
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Converting a warehouse at 27 has taught me a lot.. And today is the day we’ve been waiting for is finally here. Brand new roof. Brand new skylights flooding 1711 E 4th Street with natural light. Four stunning residential units transforming from raw warehouse into move in ready homes. This is the moment everything changes. Prestige. Character. Light. July lease ups coming fast. If you want first dibs on these units, hit the link in bio and join the waitlist. Secure your spot in the most unique warehouse conversion Long Beach has ever seen. Don’t sleep on this one. Link in bio. #realestate #realestateinvesting #warehouseconversion #longbeach #longbeachrealestate #newconstruction #luxuryapartments #adaptivereuse #realestateinvesting #smallmultifamily #groundupdevelopment #socalrealestate #californiadevelopment #classafinishes #naturallight #skylights #warehouseliving #residentialdevelopment #orangecountyrealestate #investmentproperties #multifamilysyndication #kazcapitalgroup #realestedevelopment #developerlife #constructionlife
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Successful repetitions build competence. Failed repetitions build resilience.
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Two developers. Two cities. Same vision. In this video, I walk the Holtman Building in Kansas City with @molzer as he converts a historic warehouse into offices and lofts. At the same time, I’m doing something similar in Long Beach, California inside Los Angeles County, turning an old warehouse into modern loft units. Different markets. Same strategy. Adaptive reuse. Preserving character while creating new value. This is what real estate development actually looks like behind the scenes. Not just renderings, but concrete, steel, history, and execution. If you’re into warehouse conversions, loft projects, or historic redevelopment, this one’s for you. #KansasCity #Molzer #LosAngeles #lofts #MolzerDevelopment #RealEstateDeveloper #AdaptiveReuse #HistoricBuildings #KansasCity #Molzer #LosAngeles #lofts #MolzerDevelopment #RealEstateDeveloper #AdaptiveReuse #HistoricBuildings #WarehouseConversion #LongBeachCalifornia #RealEstateInvesting
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Tens of thousands of apartments now come from converted buildings rather than new construction. That alone signals a structural shift in how housing supply is being created.
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24 years old… and he bought a 16-story building in downtown Kansas City. His name is @molzer. And the wild part is he didn’t just write a giant check or come from billions. He built a capital stack. That means combining debt and equity, bringing in the right partners, and structuring the deal so the numbers actually work. Most people think you need millions of dollars sitting in the bank to buy buildings like this. The reality is you need to understand how to structure deals and assemble the right team. What Zach is doing is not normal for a 24-year-old. But it’s proof that projects like this are possible when you understand how real estate actually works. #RealEstate #KansasCity #ZachMolzer #RealEstateDevelopment #CapitalStack RealEstateInvesting Developers CommercialRealEstate Entrepreneurship PropertyDevelopment
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24 years old… and he bought a 16-story building in downtown Kansas City. His name is Zach Molzer. And the wild part is he didn’t just write a giant check or come from billions. He built a capital stack. That means combining debt and equity, bringing in the right partners, and structuring the deal so the numbers actually work. Most people think you need millions of dollars sitting in the bank to buy buildings like this. The reality is you need to understand how to structure deals and assemble the right team. What Zach is doing is not normal for a 24-year-old. But it’s proof that projects like this are possible when you understand how real estate actually works. #RealEstate #KansasCity #ZachMolzer #RealEstateDevelopment #CapitalStack #RealEstateInvesting #Developers #CommercialRealEstate #Entrepreneurship #PropertyDevelopment
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If I had to upgrade this 1920 warehouse in Long Beach from 400 amps to 600 amps, I would’ve been forced to go underground with the power. And when I say underground, I mean open wallet. New trenching. New conduit. Utility coordination. Unknown fees. Unknown timeline. And once you start digging, you don’t control the bill anymore. Going all electric for the new units in the back would have pushed the load over the edge. So instead of lighting money on fire, I engineered the problem differently. Gas ranges. Gas water heaters. Smarter load management. Same quality product. Way less electrical demand. No forced underground service upgrade. Developers don’t win by just building. They win by solving invisible problems before they explode the budget. This project only works because of decisions like this. Hundreds of small pivots that protect timeline, protect capital, and protect profit. Most people see exposed brick and cool loft vibes. I see amperage calculations and cost control. #RealEstateDeveloper #RealEstateInvesting #GroundUpDevelopment #AdaptiveReuse #WarehouseConversion
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Empty offices are no longer a temporary problem. They are stranded assets unless repurposed into something demand actually exists for. That’s why I like to convert shit into gold.
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If the dollar collapses because we keep printing, the world collapses. The only way to allow the dollar to collapse without the world collapsing is for AI to be fully integrated into society and production, liberating the working class from the need to ā€œworkā€ anymore, allowing everyone access to basic needs like food and housing, and there needs to be a one-world government (which you could argue already exists). Because if the dollar collapses, what power does the US have? It sounds crazy, and I wish the world weren’t in this position, but welcome to the future. I am a true capitalist, but it feels like capitalism is inevitably going to disappear as basic needs become harder and harder for the average person to acquire. I would be a fool to ignore this. We are not at this point yet, but AI will continue to decimate low and medium skill jobs (and eventually high skill jobs).
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