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Here’s what I'm looking for:
1️⃣ Buy: Ideally, a property priced well below market value, possibly distressed but with potential for value-add with some renovations.
2️⃣ Rehab: The property should benefit from updates like kitchens, bathrooms, or even larger structural improvements to significantly increase its appraised value post-renovation.
3️⃣ Rent: Once rehabbed, I plan to rent it out, so I’m aiming for areas with strong rental demand where cash flow would comfortably cover the mortgage and other expenses.
4️⃣ Refinance: The goal is to refinance based on the increased property value after rehab, pulling out the initial investment to reinvest elsewhere.
5️⃣ Repeat: By recycling the funds, I’m looking to build a scalable portfolio over time.
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What’s your favourite investment?
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My approach is how to use leverage to create wealth, build cash flow, and finally, achieve financial freedom. My approach is all about using leverage to create wealth, build cash flow, and ultimately achieve financial freedom. Here's how it works:
1. Small Cap Opportunity Buying with Debt: Invest in undervalued small-cap opportunities in stock or in small deals with high upside, taking advantage of strategic bank and private lender debt to maximize purchasing power. If you are investing in an undervalued deal, you set yourself up for solid capital gain.
2. Debt to Finance Current Debt: Pending the growth of this portfolio, provided here are added debts to finance those current obligations. This will keep your portfolio intact and still growing, giving time to let those investments mature and appreciate.
3. Sell for Capital Gains, Pay Down Debt, and Retain Profits: Once those investments have grown in value, sell them to capture capital gains. Use these gains to pay down your debt, but don’t stop there—take the profits you’ve secured and set them aside for real estate investment.
4. Deploy the Profits into Cash-Flowing Real Estate: Using the stock profits for down payments to finance income-producing real estate, I would suggest the BRRRR strategy: Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. You'll find this gets you a property with positive cash flow income, fast equity building.
5. Escape the Rat Race Through Passive Income: As the real estate cash flow increases, so does your way to true freedom. You can now invest in more sophisticated opportunities like private equity and business due to the regular passive income.
6. Enjoy Financial Freedom and Continue Investing: The most important freedom in this approach can be defined by passive income taking care of one's lifestyle, free to enjoy while one's investments keep on working.
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$20,000,000.00 to $1,126,931,086,447.73 over 60 years, with 20% CAGR in the following leveraged investments: Stocks, Real Estate (BRRRR), Private Equity, Venture Capital, Fixed Income (bonds), and alternative investments.
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https://www.thecalculatorsite.com/compound?a=5500000&p=25&pp=yearly&y=60&m=0&rd=0&rp=monthly&rt=withdrawal&rw=10&rwp=3y&rm=end&ci=monthly&cc=&c=1&di=&wi=
$5.5M ---> $4,076,825,149,330.93 (25% Interest Rate) over 60 years, starting at age 20, until 80 years old.
Withdraw 10% of the yearly earnings.
Investments:
• Stocks
• Real Estate
• Private Equity
• Venture Capital
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Compound interest is
the 8th wonder of the world.
He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn't, pays it.
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🇦🇪/🇿🇦 Leveraged Investor and entrepreneur focused on real estate, stocks, and private equity. Aiming for a 15% CAGR over 60 years starting with 20M. 🎯