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Hosted by Sam Silverman | Silverman Capital · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 112 episodes
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Stop saving. Start allocating. Mechanics of Money is the technical manual for high-net-worth individuals moving from "High Earner" to "Sophisticated Allocator." Hosted by Sam Silverman (Silverman Capital), this show strips away the "get rich quick" hype to focus on the operational and financial mechanics of wealth preservation. We sit down with founders, fund managers, and tax strategists managing billions in assets to decode exactly how the ultra-wealthy structure their capital. We cover: • Private Markets: Deep dives into Multifamily Syndications, Private Credit, and PE. • Tax Strategy: Advanced frameworks like 1031 Exchanges, Bonus Depreciation, and Opportunity Zones. • Risk Management: How to vet operators and protect your downside. Whether you are looking to place your first $50k into a syndication or managing an 8-figure family office, we provide the blue
Sam Silverman | Silverman Capital hosts Mechanics of Money, a business show with 112 episodes published.
What happens when you sell your company, deposit more money than you've ever had, and immediately feel worse than before? Sam sits down with Jerome Myers, Certified Exit Planning Advisor, founder of Exit to Excellence, a
What's the difference between the entrepreneur who pays full capital gains tax on a $20M exit and the one who pays almost none? Usually, it's not income. It's whether anyone on their team was hired to plan ahead. Sam sit
How do you run a US real estate fund, SEC-regulated, entirely US-based investors, from a surf town in Costa Rica, and still turn down most of the deals you're offered? Sam sits down with Sarah Miskelly , founder and fund
How did a COVID-era face mask business become the launchpad for an 8-figure service company, and a life built entirely by design? Sam sits down with Arman Taheri , co-founder and CEO of TalentPop , a talent solutions com
What do 8,000 millionaires actually do with their money, and what can you learn from the patterns? Sam sits down with Tad Fallows, co-founder of Long Angle, a community of over 8,000 high- and ultra-high-net-worth member
Mathew Owens is a CPA who quit his corporate job in 2006, got hit by the 2008 crash, lost everything, and paid back every investor before rebuilding from scratch. Today, he's flipped over 1000 houses, raised $200M+ in pr
Everyone makes content about buying businesses. But once the deal closes and you actually have to grow the thing? That's where the real playbook starts, and almost nobody talks about it. In this episode of the Acquisitio
What if the best market signal didn't come from Wall Street — but from 3,500 retail traders on social media? Sam sits down with Vuk Vuković , co-founder of Oraclum Capital , a systematic hedge fund that uses crowdsourced
Most high earners are told the same thing: your W-2 salary can't be sheltered. Tait Duryea built a firm proving otherwise. In this episode of Mechanics of Money, Sam Silverman sits down with Tait Duryea: third-generation
Alec Todd is the co-founder and CFO of Cove, the lifestyle apparel brand you've probably already seen all over your Instagram feed. He and his twin brother Sean built Cove from a $3,000 investment into a $100M/yr revenue
Risk tolerance isn't about bravery. It’s a mathematical formula based on your life stage, your sunk costs, and your monthly overhead. In this solo session of Mechanics of Money, Sam Silverman explains why a 22-year-old o
Wall Street suits think they can roll up blue-collar businesses with just a spreadsheet. But without true boots-on-the-ground experience, they usually end up buying a fleet of broken equipment and alienating the entire w
Climbing the Big 4 partner track is supposed to be the ultimate career goal. But for those on the inside, it often just feels like pledging a 10-year corporate fraternity. In this episode of the Acquisitions & Asphalt se
Retail buyers fight to the death over the multiple. Institutional buyers obsess over the deal structure. In episode 3 of the Acquisitions & Asphalt series, Sam Silverman and Chris Wirthlin explain why the price you pay f
Most people don't realize an SBA loan for a small business acquisition requires a personal guarantee on everything you own: your house, your savings, your future income. In this episode, Sam Silverman and Chris Wirthlin
What happens when two operators from tech backgrounds decide to build a $100M+ platform in one of the most unglamorous industries in America? Turns out, a lot. In this first episode of the Acquisitions & Asphalt series,
Your corporate title is a rented identity. I walked away from a $600,000 salary to build equity I actually own. In this solo episode of Mechanics of Money, Sam Silverman pulls back the curtain on the "Golden Handcuffs."
Sam Silverman sits down with Joe Potenza, founder of SM3 Marketing and operator of a multi-state real estate wholesaling business, to unpack the financial trap most high-earning entrepreneurs don't see coming: scaling in
Most passive income pitches skip the math. This episode doesn't. In this episode of Mechanics of Money, Sam Silverman runs the actual numbers behind passive income: what it really takes to replace your salary through inv
In this episode of Mechanics of Money, Sam Silverman breaks down how acquisition fees, asset management fees, disposition fees, and promote structures shape investor-level returns. We walk through a real $200,000 example
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Mechanics of Money is hosted by Sam Silverman | Silverman Capital. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 112 episodes.
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