We Invest Alongside Our Investors

In Episode 4 of Speed, Skill & Stewardship, Cypressbrook founder Mike Novelli turns the microphone around and interviews his son-in-law, Andy Dolliver, about his journey into real estate investing and the principles behind Cypressbrook's investment program.

From studying math and education at Oklahoma State to nonprofit ministry, investment banking, and eventually real estate, Andy shares how his career led him to Cypressbrook. But the conversation goes well beyond his personal story.

In this episode

• Cypressbrook's 30-year company track record
• Why Cypressbrook's family and principal developers co-invest in their projects
• How the company builds relationships and trust with investors
• What a typical investment commitment looks like
• Why diversification across multiple real estate projects matters
• How Cypressbrook communicates with its investment partners
• What Speed, Skill & Stewardship mean when managing other people's hard-earned money

Aligned with our partners

Andy explains how having personal capital invested in the same projects aligns Cypressbrook's interests with those of its investors, and why stewardship begins with treating other people's hard-earned money with the same care you would expect for your own.

And yes, there's a little family debate about whether the podcast should have been called "Dogs and Deals."

This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Investments are available only to qualified accredited investors and involve risk, including the possible loss of principal.