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The best strategy is to use investment capital, but not your own money, to purchase a portfolio of 10, 50, or 100 properties. Generate cash flow and own those rental properties clear and free. It's a good strategy, but not without risk. In this article, we will explore the risks and intricacies of the BRRRR method.

This conversation happened with Michael Roeder—co-owner of Granite Towers Equity Group, which manages over $300 million in assets and has a strong reputation for delivering high returns for investors.

Michael was working as a high-net-worth agent for a Fortune 500 company before starting out as an investor. He was helping clients save millions in assets. His experience as an insurance agent gave him the ability to manage risk and make safe decisions for the Granite Towers Equity Group portfolio.

Co-host of Keeping It Real real estate podcast

Co-author of 4 Steps to Successful Passive Investing

John Galan, a CPA by trade, wanted to do something different in life. John started looking at the tax records of high-net-worth individuals, and one of the common denominators was real estate. Today, John is a successful investor, averaging 120 deals per year.

What’s standing between you and your next $100K deal? It could be the wrong tech setup! Real estate investing isn’t about hustle. It’s about having the right tools for a competitive advantage.

Discover top recommended books for investors packed with proven strategies, expert tips, and follow-up secrets to help you build wealth and close more deals.

Today, our guest is a Pittsburgh-based entrepreneur and co-founder of City Life Residential. He currently holds a portfolio of 850 units valued at $100 million, all built in under 5 years. He is also helping investors through Acuity, a real estate accounting firm, and a RE/MAX franchise brokerage that he co-founded.

Why are some real estate investors successful at direct mail marketing while others fail to generate any response? Learn the answer from someone who has delivered results for more than two decades.

Buying cash-flow properties on the East Coast and West Coast is tough. Florida, San Diego, and Seattle are all expensive markets. Learn how you can still find value-add properties despite the competition.

What does it take to build a real estate business from scratch and grow it through a market crash, distressed assets, and hundreds of foreclosure deals?

Why Do So Many Investors Fail at Lead Generation? Those who gain traction often get stuck after just a few deals. Learn how you can consistently generate leads and scale your business to the next level.