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Paul and Tanice Myers: How This Couple Built a Real Estate Machine That Runs Across States
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Building a real estate investing business across multiple states requires more than deal flow. It requires systems, lead generation, and a clear process for making decisions at scale. In this episode, Andrew Becker sits down with Paul and Tanice Myers to break down how they’ve built a multi-state real estate operation through consistent marketing, structured acquisition, and a strong franchise-backed model.
In this episode:
• How a franchise model creates consistent lead flow across markets
• The role of centralized marketing in scaling acquisitions
• How they evaluate deals and decide whether to buy or walk away
• Why community and shared resources accelerate growth
About Our Guest:
Paul and Tanice Myers are the founders of Road Warrior Investors, a multi-state real estate investing company built on experience, adaptability, and a people-first approach. With over two decades in the industry, they’ve grown from a single rental property to a diversified portfolio that spans wholesale deals, off-market acquisitions, fix-and-flip projects, and both short-term and long-term rentals. Their work in real estate investing, portfolio growth, and distressed property solutions has positioned them as trusted operators in an ever-evolving market.
Beyond the numbers, Paul and Tanice are known for helping homeowners navigate complex transitions while creating opportunities for agents, contractors, and local communities. As HomeVestors franchise owners and coaches, they also focus on mentoring investors and building scalable systems for long-term success. Featured in outlets like the Wall Street Journal and Business Insider, they bring a grounded, real-world perspective on building wealth through real estate, balancing business growth with lifestyle freedom, and staying resilient across changing market cycles.
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