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Small and Mighty Real Estate Investor: How to Reach Financial Freedom with Fewer Rental Properties
Winner of the 2024 Independent Press Award (Entrepreneurship & Small Business)
Discover exactly how to buy, finance, and manage a SMALL portfolio of rental properties that gives you all the flexibility you need!
You don’t need to build a massive real estate empire to achieve financial freedom, and you don’t have to sacrifice what matters to build wealth. Rather than chasing a goalpost that always moves, a small and mighty investor keeps their strategy simple to maximize flexibility and build the life they want.
Chad Carson (aka Coach Carson) intentionally built a small rental property portfolio to give his family full financial independence while requiring less than two hours per week of his time. In this book, he shares practical, step-by-step strategies for real estate investors who want more freedom, not another job. Whether you're new to real estate or hoping to downsize, this practical guide will show you a simpler, safer, and faster path to building cash flow with rental properties—so you can get out of the financial grind and do more of what matters in your life.
Inside, you
Determine the property types and locations that make the most money with the least timeUncover budget-friendly (and time-friendly!) methods to find the best real estate dealsLearn how to build an all-star team that saves you time and moneyDiscover low-risk financing techniques that avoid big mistakesNegotiate effectively and authentically to get more offers acceptedSystematize and outsource your rental business to free up time and energyLearn how to buy properties free and clear of debt for a simple, low-risk portfolio
Discover exactly how to buy, finance, and manage a SMALL portfolio of rental properties that gives you all the flexibility you need!
You don’t need to build a massive real estate empire to achieve financial freedom, and you don’t have to sacrifice what matters to build wealth. Rather than chasing a goalpost that always moves, a small and mighty investor keeps their strategy simple to maximize flexibility and build the life they want.
Chad Carson (aka Coach Carson) intentionally built a small rental property portfolio to give his family full financial independence while requiring less than two hours per week of his time. In this book, he shares practical, step-by-step strategies for real estate investors who want more freedom, not another job. Whether you're new to real estate or hoping to downsize, this practical guide will show you a simpler, safer, and faster path to building cash flow with rental properties—so you can get out of the financial grind and do more of what matters in your life.
Inside, you
Determine the property types and locations that make the most money with the least timeUncover budget-friendly (and time-friendly!) methods to find the best real estate dealsLearn how to build an all-star team that saves you time and moneyDiscover low-risk financing techniques that avoid big mistakesNegotiate effectively and authentically to get more offers acceptedSystematize and outsource your rental business to free up time and energyLearn how to buy properties free and clear of debt for a simple, low-risk portfolio
381 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 21, 2023
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September 8, 2023
I enjoyed this real estate book, and for me personally, the most valuable part was the beginning where the author talks about establishing your goals. Although this is an oversimplification, he basically suggests that you reverse engineer from the finances you are going to need and figure out how many properties it will take to meet that goal. Many people get stuck in the never ending rat race, always needing just one more. We all have something that we need or an amount of money that will help us pay for certain expenses, and real estate can be a way to pursue that goal. However, it is comforting to take a step back and consider your actual goals and your actual targets. It very well might not be to be a multimillionaire, and that's okay. This book recognizes that better than most.
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