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Creating Multiple Income Streams with Affordable Real Estate Investments

March 21, 2024 | Leave a Comment

Have you thought about what to do with your money after you’ve gotten out of debt?

What should you do with that extra money that’s not going toward debt payments?

Of course, there are numerous options:

  • Should you pay off your mortgage early?
  • Save for college?
  • Invest for retirement?
  • Plan a vacation?
  • Start a business?
  • Invest in the stock market?

But what about creating multiple income streams by investing in real estate?

In today’s video, I am so excited to bring you my interview with Lisa Phillips from AffordableRealEstateInvestments.com. Lisa is a real estate investment coach, specializing in Sub-30K investment properties.

She helps people (and she’s done it herself) purchase rental properties for only $30-$40,000 total!

That’s NOT $30-$40,000 for a down payment for a rental property. That is for the purchase of the rental, including renovations and getting renters in the door.

In the interview, Lisa shares:

  • Where to look for these properties
  • Best practices for working with contractors to help you with the renovations, if necessary, and
  • What to look for when finding good renters

If you’re not ready yet to invest in real estate and you’re still in the process of digging yourself out of debt, as we are, this interview with Lisa will motivate you to look at the bigger picture of what options are available to you beyond the debt — what you can do with your money once the debt is gone!

One point the interview says less about it is how to come up with the money to invest in real estate. Saving is the best way, but its also possible to borrow it. If you’re looking for funding, consider SoFi. They are a relatively new company, but they’ve got an interesting business model and competitive rates.

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