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What makes every REL Freedom story exciting and interesting is that everyone is taking a different approach to building their income and wealth. For Jack Duffley, he's using a few different techniques and combinations on his journey to financial independence. By day, Jack is an attorney who recently opened his own practice after spending time previously working for a large law firm doing commercial real estate work. Outside of that, he's worked at a few different real estate investing projects, having done a house hack and had various rentals in Chicago, Houston, and Indianapolis. Understanding the need to diversify and grow his income, he also acquired a steam cleaning business doing $300k/yr in revenue and recently hired a manager to run most of that so that he can remain hands off. Jack is also the author of "The One Property Retirement: A Simple Strategy for Building Your Nest Egg" in addition to documenting his journey to grow his Net Worth on ...

Are you looking for a way to invest in real estate much more passively without all the hassle of managing a property and executing on the strategy? A real estate syndication might be the perfect investment option for you. Let's discuss what real estate syndications are and why they're a great choice for passive investors.

What is a Syndication?

In simple terms, a syndication is a group investment in a real estate property. It allows a group of investors to pool their money together to invest in a property (known as limited partners), while one or more real estate professionals manage the property and execute a strategy (known as general partners). Investors who join syndication get to enjoy the benefits of investing in real estate without having to be actively involved in the management of the property.

Types Of Syndications

Because a syndication is a selling of a security, the IRS wants to make sure that things are set-up property. Without going too deep into the weeds, a...

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Conor Kelly was earning more than $100k per year as a plumber, but while the pay was great, he was not loving the lifestyle that he was ever actually going to be striving for. Realizing that there was an opportunity in property, Conor made the jump and changed careers, obtaining his real estate license and diving into the social media marketing world. Conor committed to producing two TikToks a day for two years, something that was an enormous return on investment.

With more than 30k TikTok followers, Conor used his social media following to build a thriving real estate business and closed 57 transactions in the first year alone. He is now a successful real estate broker who has a total of 25 agents working in the Vancouver market that he manages and teaches how to achieve his level of success. Conor is also the host of the Big Deal Real Estate Podcast in which he gives advice and tips on how to succeed in the real estate business.

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What if you could rent your home for $300+/hr instead of $200/day? When you think about renting out your home, most people think of short-term rentals like Airbnb or VRBO. Have you ever considered renting out your home for film shoots? Film shoot rentals are a vastly untapped reservoir of opportunity that carries several unique benefits over both long term traditional real estate investing and AirBNB short-term rentals.

Josh Lawlor, the Founder of The Film Shoot Rental Roadmap, makes thousands of *tax free* dollars per day by renting his home for shoots, without the hassles that accompany other real estate methods. In fact, he made over $50,000 in his first 6 months!

Check out our episode we did with Josh

Demystifying Film Shoot Rentals
When you think of "Film Shoot Rentals", you might be thinking long-term, large budget feature film shoots. However for our purposes, we’re referring to less disruptive, one day video shoots, photo shoots, and commercial productions. The typical pro...

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Alison Alston's career in real estate is a compelling and one-of-a-kind one. She was raised by a family that did fix & flips and buy & holds, and she was taught the rewards of real estate investing at a young age, watching how it could build wealth that spanned generations. But Alison went another way after college, becoming very successful in the education and donor relations fields in the Northeast.

But a need to cut back on traveling prompted her to move to Charlotte, NC, and she chose to become a real estate professional. Alison became part of a real estate team that was ideal for her skills and aspirations. Two years as an agent, and a unique and thrilling opportunity arose—she could buy the very team she joined.

In this episode hosted by Mike Swenson, we discussed:

• How Alison took the same approach from her background in client relations to her real estate business and found success
• Learning a new career at the age of 32
  
• How Alison doubl...

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Josh Lawlor has tried his hand at an immense range of real estate investments, including flips, single-family rentals, multi-family rentals, and short-term rentals. But his last venture might be the most lucrative of them all—renting out houses to film productions. Josh discovered this unbelievable opportunity as a way to supplement his existing rental income, and it has been very profitable.

In this program, Josh shows how he transitioned from traditional real estate investments to renting out his properties for film, photography, and video production. His clients have included large brands like Amazon, Zillow, and Lululemon, to small businesses and print media. The good news? This strategy allows him to earn over $600 an hour, with a whopping $50,000 earned in his first half a year.
Unlike other forms of real estate investment, this method does not require a down payment, underwrit...

 When you're looking to build your investment portfolio, too many times we see people try to do it all themselves. They often tend to get overwhelmed by all that they don't know, and end up not taking any action. It's important to remember that you have very powerful people that can help you get closer to your goals much faster than doing it by yourself.

So just like a three legged stool, there are three key legs to your real estate investor team, and this applies whether you live in that city or not.

#1) An Investor-Focused Real Estate Agent

There are a lot of fantastic real estate agents out there in the residential space, and some of them have investors they work with on the side, yet if you're looking for top notch knowledge and experience to give you the best opportunity for success, it's a great idea to find somebody that works primarily with investment real estate.

In many cases (not all), the buyers agent commission gets paid out of the commission the seller pays to the l...

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Known as "The Elite Strategist", Martin Perdomo is host of the Latinos In Real Estate Investing Podcast, the top hub for Real Estate Investors and entrepreneurs within the Latino community. Martin talks about his journey growing up in the Dominican Republic with no running water in his house, moving to New York City and getting kicked out of the house by his mother at the age of 16, to buying his first investment property in 2007 as the market crashed, to now owning 130 units. Martin attributes much of his success from the importance of mindset and how you approach your business, and taking massive action to build momentum. He also shares how he had the biggest personal growth while losing 50k running a restaurant. This is an episode filled with inspiring nuggets of wisdom that you can use and apply in your own personal journey!

In this episode hosted by Mike Swenson, we discussed:

• How Martin's background of not being formally educated didn't
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This episode features guest Ed Parcaut, a mortgage industry veteran of over 25 years and founder and CEO of Lending For Living. Ed shares his insightful comments on building personal wealth through homeownership, a topic he has researched with passion in his best-seller, "Financial Freedom: Building Personal Wealth Through Homeownership."

Ed's own path from being a struggling United States Navy veteran to a highly respected professional in the real estate finance industry has provided him with a distinct view of wealth creation. Host of the iHeartRadio radio talk show Real Estate Jerky and Helping The Brave, Ed is committed to empowering others, especially veterans, to reach their financial goals through intelligent real estate investing.

 In this episode hosted by Mike Swenson, we discussed:

• The reason why Ed started the Helping The Brave Podcast
• How Ed loved helping families get their homes while he was in the mortgage industry
• How Real Estat
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Oftentimes when people think about real estate investing, they are immediately concerned because they think that it means they'll have to respond to tenants phone calls at 2am staying that their toilet isn't working or they no longer have heat in their home, and you have to instantly drop everything and go help them out.

That's what I thought about too, until I got into it and realized that, depending on your personal preferences, there are many different layers that can insulate you from feeling like you're taking on a 2nd job managing the property or building your portfolio.

So it's helpful for you to ask the question "how active do I want to be in managing my real estate investments?" Some people like getting their hands into things and being involved in the day to day operations and the decision making. Some don't. The good news is you get to choose, and there are opportunities out there that fit the entire spectrum! Plus, it's not just in the management of the property, but e...