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If you aspire to invest in real estate but don’t have money, you’ll have to learn how to take advantage of other people’s resources. One of the most powerful ways to grow a real estate portfolio is to use debt. In fact, this is how most successful real estate investors have built their wealth.
On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, you’ll learn the basics of how to invest in real estate with no money. We’ll talk about the different ways to access financing, your role as an investor, and how to find a deal that will attract money. If you’ve ever wondered about investing in real estate with no money, this episode is for you!
On this episode you’ll learn:
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What OPM stands for.
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How to use debt to build wealth.
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The number one area to invest in.
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How to analyze the basics of a deal.
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The importance of not becoming emotionally attached to a deal.
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And much more!
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