Student Rentals to 150-Unit Condos: How Two Brothers Built a Toronto Real Estate Empire

This isn’t just another video — it’s a feature film about Michal & Lukasz Wywrot, two brothers who started small and scaled their way to massive real estate success.

They began with single-family investments like student rentals and rent-to-own properties, then climbed the real estate ladder:

✅ Custom home builds
✅ Infill development projects
✅ Multi-unit conversions
✅ And now 150+ unit condo buildings

In this 30-minute deep dive, you’ll discover:

How they grew from humble beginnings to real estate moguls
The high-stakes projects they’re working on now
The mistakes they made and what they’d do differently if starting over
Insights and strategies you can apply to your own real estate journey

This is a story of grit, vision, and relentless growth — packed with invaluable lessons for investors at any stage.

Don’t miss this mini-documentary about two rockstar investors redefining what’s possible in real estate.

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