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When: Nov 3, 2022 07:00 PM Eastern Time Register in advance for this meeting here 

Gualter Amarelo says before you go flipping or wholesaling, you should check out what he’s doing. It’s different, it’s better. It’s about investing in real estate without creating a job for yourself. And having enough money to live life as you please. Imagine having a massive passive income stream that’s unstoppable. Pay off your bills, buy a bigger house, move someplace warmer, and get that whip you’ve always wanted. Gualter can make this your new reality

Gualter has written a few books: Broke To A Quarter Million, Names On Deeds, and Get The Deal. He’s also the host of the Alchemist Nation podcast, which interviews real estate millionaires from across the country. And of course, he owns north of ten million dollars worth of rental property himself. More importantly, he’s taken students from overwhelmed and in debt, to earning seven figures in real estate. His mission is to create one hundred millionaires in the next year, and he wants you to be one of them.

Gualter insists beginners focus on multifamily investing. Why? Mailbox money. Enough to where you can retire in three to five years, using his system. You want to start with the most prominent building you can. Bring in partners or raise capital if you have to. Gulater teaches all sorts of creative financing strategies inside his mentoring program. Seller financing, subject-to, wraparound mortgages, and more. But in a nutshell, find property owners, have conversations with them, and ask them what they want in order to make the deal happen.

The three F-words every real estate investor needs to know, Gualter says, are Find, Fact, and Fund. Find a property that is a good deal. Gualter likes to look off-market. Then you’ll need the facts, to make sure it’s actually a wise investment, right? Gualter has a calculator you can use to determine cash flow; you’ll make your offer based on that. Finally, you need the money to fund the deal. Seller financing is probably your best bet.

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