Start with the money you could put to work and the years you'll give it. Four paths, same dollars. Every assumption is editable below.
Your four results in one email, with the assumptions behind them. Nothing else unless you ask for it.
First name and email. Your four results arrive in about two minutes.
Active investor path: same building, income raised over three years (renovation, rents, expenses), one refinance in year five with the cash-out recycled into a second building on the same terms. Rents grow with appreciation. Costs included: 3% closing costs on every purchase, 2% refinance costs and 6% selling costs at the end; cash-on-cash is after vacancy, repairs and reserves. Taxes are not modeled. Illustrative only.
A short video series on thinking like the person who buys the building. Free strategy call included.
Your number: the monthly income you'd need to stop trading time for money. Then how many doors it takes, and how an active investor gets there in a fraction of the closings.
Eight questions, two minutes. Your stage and the one next step that gets you to your number.
A paycheck pays you once and stops when you stop. A building pays you four ways, every month, whether you show up or not. That is the whole difference between working for money and owning what makes it.
A short video series and a free strategy call.
The math is the easy part. The ladder below is how you become the person who executes it.