Michelle Fitzpatrick's guest appearances

Michelle Fitzpatrick

Aurelius Podcast

Product to Product

Insider Secrets Real Estate by Mike Morawski

Seymour Potential

Melissa Perri

Ellen Chisa

Rob Walling

Jane Portman

Denise Jacobs

Laura Klein

Andy Vitale

Dan Brown

Jeffrey Zeldman

Andy Budd

Steve Portigal

Brian Balfour

Brian Donohue

Erika Hall

Nick Caldwell

OwlTail

Key Takeaways 1031 exchanges can help preserve profits and accelerate wealth building. Honesty and clear communication are essential in business and personal relationships. Real estate can be a powerful investment tool, allowing for property growth and financial leverage. As a bank-owned qualified intermediary, Northern 1031 Exchange provides a sense of security and safety. 1031 exchanges defer taxes but do not eliminate them, with the ultimate goal being a stepped-up basis for heirs upon inheritance. Diversifying investments in different types of real estate can be more beneficial than cashing out and paying taxes. Primary residences and personal property are excluded from 1031 exchanges but may qualify for tax exemptions. The IRS recaptures depreciation taken at 25%, making a 1031 exchange a more favorable option to defer taxes. Timeline [00:45] Intro to Podcast [03:00] Intro to episode guest [04:17] One word that describes Michelle personally and professionally. [05:30] How about a little background on yourself? [08:12] You got your real estate license to do your own transactions. Did you sell any real estate? [11:43] Michelle explains the terminology of a qualified intermediary. [23:32] Do we know how much money goes through this process? How big is the Exchange industry? [26:38] You used the word 1031 Exchange, is that the only type of exchange out there or is exchange used for in any other terminology? [30:00] Can someone 1031 exchange into syndication? [36:14] Best book you’ve ever read? Contact  Email: mfitzpatrick@nbtc.com Phone: 7815691852

Key Takeaways 1031 exchanges can help preserve profits and accelerate wealth building. Honesty and clear communication are essential in business and personal relationships. Real estate can be a powerful investment tool, allowing for property growth and financial leverage. As a bank-owned qualified intermediary, Northern 1031 Exchange provides a sense of security and safety. 1031 exchanges defer taxes but do not eliminate them, with the ultimate goal being a stepped-up basis for heirs upon inheritance. Diversifying investments in different types of real estate can be more beneficial than cashing out and paying taxes. Primary residences and personal property are excluded from 1031 exchanges but may qualify for tax exemptions. The IRS recaptures depreciation taken at 25%, making a 1031 exchange a more favorable option to defer taxes. Timeline [00:45] Intro to Podcast [03:00] Intro to episode guest [04:17] One word that describes Michelle personally and professionally. [05:30] How about a little background on yourself? [08:12] You got your real estate license to do your own transactions. Did you sell any real estate? [11:43] Michelle explains the terminology of a qualified intermediary. [23:32] Do we know how much money goes through this process? How big is the Exchange industry? [26:38] You used the word 1031 Exchange, is that the only type of exchange out there or is exchange used for in any other terminology? [30:00] Can someone 1031 exchange into syndication? [36:14] Best book you’ve ever read? Contact  Email: <a href="mailto:mfitzpatrick@nbtc.com">mfitzpatrick@nbtc.com</a> Phone: 7815691852

Michelle Fitzpatrick - Leveraging in 1031 Exchange

-  Product management at Intercom-  Choosing the right problems to solve for your customers-  What user research looks like at Intercom-  How Michelle and the product team at Intercom chooses which projects to work on-  Where does UX design start and Product Management end?

- Product management at Intercom - Choosing the right problems to solve for your customers - What user research looks like at Intercom - How Michelle and the product team at Intercom chooses which projects to work on - Where does UX design start and Product Management end?

Episode 25 with Michelle Fitzpatrick

Intercom

And the podcast for / by product people is on a roll, with episode four of Product to Product‘s second season! As we continue to explore the human side of product this season, we have not one, but two awesome product people on this episode sharing their real-world stories of navigating the human-related aspects of the product space. This episodes features two members of Intercom‘s product team: Director of Product Management, Brian Donohue, and Senior Product Manager, Michelle Fitzpatrick. Having both joined Intercom back when it was ~30 employees, Brian and Michelle both have plenty of experience making tough, yet successful, product decisions for their users. However, they know that sometimes the data says one thing, while your gut says something else.  So our CEO Latif Nanji interviews the two product veterans about what to do in these ambiguous situations. Can you trust your gut that much to make the right decision for your user? Brian and Michelle explain how a PM can “build their own gut“—or what they refer to as product conviction—so that they can make confident gut-based decisions in unclear scenarios. You can subscribe to Product to Product on iTunes, Google Play or Spotify, or get the latest episodes delivered to your inbox by subscribing here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

And the podcast for / by product people is on a roll, with episode four of <a href="https://hubs.ly/H0bTHKq0" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Product to Product</a>‘s second season! As we continue to explore the human side of product this season, we have not one, but two awesome product people on this episode sharing their real-world stories of navigating the human-related aspects of the product space. This episodes features two members of <a href="https://www.intercom.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Intercom</a>‘s product team: Director of Product Management, <a href="https://ie.linkedin.com/in/brian-donohue-2450192" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Brian Donohue</a>, and Senior Product Manager, <a href="https://ca.linkedin.com/in/michellefitzpatrick" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Michelle Fitzpatrick</a>. Having both joined Intercom back when it was ~30 employees, Brian and Michelle both have plenty of experience making tough, yet successful, product decisions for their users. However, they know that sometimes the data says one thing, while your gut says something else.  So our CEO <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/latifnanji/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Latif Nanji</a> interviews the two product veterans about what to do in these ambiguous situations. Can you trust your gut that much to make the right decision for your user? Brian and Michelle explain how a PM can “build their own gut“—or what they refer to as product conviction—so that they can make confident gut-based decisions in unclear scenarios. You can subscribe to Product to Product on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/product-to-product/id1293415837?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a>, <a href="https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Is7ibqzwhkqszuin6l2li7f3in4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Play</a> or <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/4rbibgKTXCW3W1mWaEcuIF" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a>, or get the latest episodes delivered to your inbox by subscribing <a href="https://roadmunk.com/product-to-product-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

What is product conviction and where does it come from? - Brian Donohue & Michelle Fitzpatrick @ Intercom