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How to Profit from the Co-Living Real Estate Boom

Co-living is one of the fastest-growing trends in real estate today. It’s a strategy that allows savvy investors and entrepreneurs to generate high rental income per square foot while meeting the demand for affordable, community-driven housing. Whether you’re an experienced investor or just starting, co-living offers a low-risk, high-reward way to build wealth in real estate. Why Co-Living? The […]

How to Connect Your Business with Capital

In the journey to entrepreneurial success, securing capital is often the pivotal step that determines whether a dream remains an idea or becomes a reality. Whether you’re seeking funding to acquire a thriving business, expand operations, or invest in real estate, connecting with capital sources is a skill that can set you apart. As Tyler […]

You Will Get Rich When You Buy Real Estate in Bad Times (and Sell in Good Times)

In bad times you’re king when you’re the buyer. In good times you’re still a desired person because there are usually more buyers than sellers! When you buy in bad times, you pay lowest dollar for a property. When you sell in good times, you get top dollar — making your profit large. Two readers […]

Get Rich Fast in Three Years with Limited Cash

If you’re like most beginning smart money wealth builders, you have little or no capital. You’re what the bankers call “thinly financed.” So you must start small. But if you’re to become wealthy,you must grow big — fast. With the right business or job you can grow big fast. Some of the people you’ll learn […]

How to Start a Real Estate Empire with No Cash Down

Here’s good news for all BWBs interested in zero-cash financing of a business. It’s the short story of a reader who, with no cash down, created the following for himself in just a few months’ time: Let’s see how this BWB did this and let’s learn from him (he learned from us!) The property this […]

What You Need to Succeed in Low-Cost Real Estate

The biggest challenge for real estate BWBs (Beginning Wealth Builders) is the down payment needed for their first property. So if a BWB starts with a low-cost property (say $50,000–not $5-million), it’s much easier to borrow the down payment. For instance, if you need 10% down, that’s $5,000 for the $50,000 property, but $500,000 for […]