Looking for financial freedom?
Wealth building comes in many different forms, but one that many people overlook is real estate.
Did you know that you can use real estate to pay for your child’s college? What about using real estate to supplement your retirement income? Stop me if you haven’t seen headlines every year telling us that social security will run out by a certain year. There is no guarantee that you will receive social security benefits, and let’s be honest those monthly checks will barely get you by and rarely go up to account for inflation.
That’s where real estate can bridge that gap, and give you the financial freedom you desire. If you didn’t invest in your company’s 401k or work for a company with a pension plan (which is slowly disappearing) you can use real estate to provide you with financial security.
Did you know that the order in which you purchase property determines how much your down payment will be? Would you rather put 3.5% down or 20% down?
As a real estate investor myself, I have years of experience in the entire gamut of options available to you. I have multiple properties, from multi unit properties to a mixed use commercial property. I always tell potential clients that when you are looking for a realtor you need to find one with skin in the game. Anyone can sell you an investment property, but will they teach you how to analyze the numbers? How to screen tenants? Tell you who to call when you need something fixed?
That’s why choosing me to be your realtor is the best decision you can make. (If you don’t believe me checkout this recent review.
- I will meet with you to analyze the numbers to determine if a property is profitable.
- Once you own the property I share with all my clients my extensive contact list for the various trades to help you get your property rent ready, and give you peace of mind that your property is being properly repaired
- With my ZERO eviction record, I teach all my clients how to select and screen their first tenant and how to market their property. (My properties and my clients have extremely low turn over with most tenants staying for over 5 years!)
- I also keep up to date with current laws in Illinois that affect how you manage your property so you can avoid any issues.
Believe it or not I do this for the low, low price of FREE!! I was fortunate enough to have someone teach me about real estate investing, and now I am passing on this knowledge to my clients. Your financial freedom is within your grasp.
Call me now to start that conversation and get you on the path to your financial freedom.
I have skin in the game! Anyone can sell you a multi unit property, but do they know how to screen tenants or who to call for various repairs? I am a full service investor friendly realtor. I also have a ZERO eviction record.
It really depends on which investment strategy you are employing. I personally like multi unit buildings because if I have a vacancy the other rents still cover the mortgage ( or atleast most of it). Whereas if I have a vacancy in a single family home or attached unit I have to cover the entire rent. On the flip side of that single family homes tend to appreciate in value faster than multi unit buildings. So it really depends on your investment strategy, and that is something we will discuss.
That’s a great question. It really depends on you. I will discuss with you the pros and cons of each. I’ll also share with you how I manage my properties and how my past clients handle it.
No one wants to collect cash or a check (that might bounce). I have all of my properties on automatic payment just like you pay for your cell phone. Set it and forget it! I’ll share with you how to do the same.
