Grab your coffee and join me for this crucial conversastion about the messy, meaningful truth behind business partnerships and the partnership principles that make them thrive or fall apart.

The U.S. government is currently shut down, but I wired $25 million to American taxpayers. Not because I had to, but because doing the right thing matters, even when the system doesn’t make it easy.

The bankruptcies of two major auto lenders, Tricolor and First Brands, may look like isolated incidents, but they’re early tremors of a larger debt quake. What these collapses reveal about growing stress in the subprime and private-debt markets.

A seasoned real estate investor with a $35 million net worth suddenly finds himself on the wrong side of the Global Financial Crisis and the frustrating realities of a banking system that often prioritizes those who don’t need help over those who do.

Greg Trotter and I get real about the one thing that is non-negotiable when it comes to creating opportunities others miss, and making or losing millions investing in distressed real estate.

Let's take a hard look at Earned Wage Access (EWA). Cash-advance apps marketed as a financial lifeline alternative to big banks, but more often trapping borrowers in high-cost debt.

In this exclusive Coffee with Bill conversation, we flip the script as my friend and colleague Eric Brody asks me the pointed questions on what has carried me through decades of investing in distressed debt across any market cycle.

Dominic McFadin shares how seller financing has transformed from a fringe strategy with stigma into a powerful tool for smart investors to find opportunity in today’s distressed debt market.

Salvatore Buscemi brings his sharp insights into how family offices shape investment strategies, and why the recent surge of “dumb money” has distorted market trends in ways that demand caution and clarity from serious investors.

As a key architect behind Greece's financial resurgence and pivotal figure in stabilizing the economy, Fotis Kourmousis' firsthand account on the reforms, resistance, and resilience that reshaped a nation on the brink of collapse into one on the path of thriving

Miami’s real estate market is standing at a pivotal moment - where growth, risk, and opportunity collide. Eddie Blanco and I are discussing the forces reshaping South Florida’s property landscape.

Sometimes the best deals aren’t just profitable, they’re transformational. In this quick-hit episode of Debt Doctor, I share how my team secured over 100 reverse mortgage loans from HUD in a single winning bid.

Bill Bymel gives a peek behind the curtain into the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program, uncovering how these federally insured loans are reshaping investor access to residential assets.

A misunderstood but lucrative asset class hiding in plain sight - reverse mortgages are gaining relevance not only as a tool for retirement security but also as a vehicle for capital preservation and investment strategy.

What does the future of debt enforcement look like and why should investors in the secondary mortgage market be paying close attention? Evolving legal strategies that are reshaping asset-backed debt recovery across the country.

We’re in the midst of a seismic shift in real estate. This episode is a return to fundamentals conversation with Ryan Poole, Founder & CEO at RealTrade.

The market is shifting, and not just on the surface. Converging forces are reshaping real estate, debt, and the broader financial ecosystem. These are some of the signals we'll track in upcoming episodes.

In this prescient replay, Bill Bymel revisits a globally-informed conversation with international investor Kamil Homsi, forecasting key macroeconomic and real estate shifts that are now unfolding in real time

The so-called “safe haven” of bond investing is being stress-tested like never before. In this episode, Bill breaks down why smart investors should be paying close attention to a market that’s long been seen as stable—but may now be quietly cracking under pressure.

Alex Goldovsky has earned his success in mortgage and real estate as CEO of ProTitleUSA, DocSolutionUSA, and One Diligence, turning data into disruption, redefining how services are delivered across capital markets.

Is the New York City multifamily real estate market heading for a full-blown crisis? Unpack the economic pressure cooker that’s reshaping one of the most iconic property markets in the world.

The headlines may not tell the whole story, but the data does. What's really driving the sharp declines across U.S. real estate markets and what investors need to watch next.

Austin’s once-scorching real estate market has cooled dramatically, and not everyone’s paying attention to the fallout. We're unpacking what’s really happening behind the scenes.

Behind-the-scenes conversation with Erick Gonzalez unpacking what it actually takes to turn borrower defaults into long-term recovery plays - recovering value where others see loss.

As traditional banking tightens and economic uncertainty looms, Bill unpacks the evolving world of asset-backed lending from the lender’s seat - where performance, risk, and liquidity collide.

Bill is pulling back the curtain on how, and equally important, why loans are bought, sold and profited from in the secondary mortgage market: an often-overlooked but incredibly powerful engine behind the U.S. housing industry.

Bill is joined by Ron McMahan to unpack the growing storm threatening the small balance CRE sector that are increasingly overleveraged, under-collateralized, and on the brink of default.

Skyrocketing insurance premiums, rising property taxes, and interest rate hikes are disrupting the once-stable PITI formula - Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance - what does this mean for mortgage debt investors?

We are in the midst of one of the most significant market dislocations the real estate sector has seen in decades - and if you’re a distressed debt investor or portfolio manager, this episode is your field guide.

Welcome to the debut episode of Debt Doctor, the podcast for real estate professionals and investors capitalizing on the growing world of distressed mortgage debt - because the most lucrative real estate opportunities aren't in buying properties, but in buying their debt.