Show Notes
In this episode, Joshua Wilson sits down with Mike Kron to unpack the mindset shift from allocator to capital raiser. Mike spent 32 years inside a large family office, scaling multifamily across Texas, Arizona, and California. Now he’s on the other side of the table, raising capital for his own private equity fund focused on high-credit, single-tenant net lease retail. Inside this conversation: • Why he waited out the interest rate cycle before launching • How to structure fees so investors w...
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