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D-Class properties can appear to be an unattractive asset class to many investors.

But while they can often seem risky, the requirement for low-income housing continues to rise in America, and with the right property management strategy they can be highly proffitable investments.

Listen to today's show to hear how Tyler Sheff has successfully invested in D-Class multi-family properties.

He explains how to find these D-Class property opportunities in the first place, how making changes that improve the lives of your tenants increases profit over time, and what to look out for in these alternative assets.

Key Takeaways

• What D-Class properties are and why they are a good investment opportunity
• Converting D-Class properties into a safe, clean places to live
• How making the lives of these marginalized tenants better can also be profitable

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Hear more from Tyler at cashflowguys.com.
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You can organize your schedule how you want. Rod uses a paper planner that contains pictures that have been in there for 19 years. Some are pictures of material items (like cars) that he wanted and ended up purchasing because of the success he gained. Some are pictures of the people he is grateful for, like his children.

That paper planner focuses Rod on what he wants, not what he doesn’t want. If you don’t want conflict, focus on how you can help make peace. If you don’t want to be in debt, focus on how to make money.

Visualize what you want and give yourself a clear explanation of why those things matter to you and visual reminders you won’t escape. This means that even with major setbacks - like the loss of wealth from an economic crash - you have the right mindset to build back to success.

Key takeaways:

• Having the right mindset is essential for success
• Put time into determining what you want to do in life
• Stay focused on what matters

Full show notes at https://capitalism.com/

You can organize your schedule how you want. Rod uses a paper planner that contains pictures that have been in there for 19 years. Some are pictures of material items (like cars) that he wanted and ended up purchasing because of the success he gained. Some are pictures of the people he is grateful for, like his children.

That paper planner focuses Rod on what he wants, not what he doesn’t want. If you don’t want conflict, focus on how you can help make peace. If you don’t want to be in debt, focus on how to make money.

Visualize what you want and give yourself a clear explanation of why those things matter to you and visual reminders you won’t escape. This means that even with major setbacks - like the loss of wealth from an economic crash - you have the right mindset to build back to success.

Key takeaways:

• Having the right mindset is essential for success
• Put time into determining what you want to do in life
• Stay focused on what matters

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Justin Cooke used to build online businesses himself. But after selling some in an effort to scale up profits in his line of work, he stumbled into a new field: creating and managing a marketplace for buying and selling the type of businesses he had been making.

Through his Empire Flippers marketplace, Justin connects sellers of online businesses with buyers. It’s a business that is still in its infancy as the market for the trading of online businesses - sources of passive cash flow for savvy investors - continues to grow.

Taking a number of cues from real estate, Justin shares with us the past, present, and future of online businesses as investments.

Key takeaways:

• Online businesses can be a great investment for wealth growth
• Trading in online businesses as assets is like trading in real estate
• The market is in its infancy, with lots of exciting growth ahead

Connect with Justin

Hear more from Justin at https://empireflippers.com/podcasts/.

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Justin Cooke used to build online businesses himself. But after selling some in an effort to scale up profits in his line of work, he stumbled into a new field: creating and managing a marketplace for buying and selling the type of businesses he had been making.

Through his Empire Flippers marketplace, Justin connects sellers of online businesses with buyers. It’s a business that is still in its infancy as the market for the trading of online businesses - sources of passive cash flow for savvy investors - continues to grow.

Taking a number of cues from real estate, Justin shares with us the past, present, and future of online businesses as investments.

Key takeaways:

• Online businesses can be a great investment for wealth growth
• Trading in online businesses as assets is like trading in real estate
• The market is in its infancy, with lots of exciting growth ahead

Connect with Justin

Hear more from Justin at https://empireflippers.com/podcasts/.

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Connect with Jonathan Twombly

Find more great content from Jonathan at www.twobridgesmgmt.com.

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Charles Hugh Smith wonders if we will have enough paid work in the future, and what will happen if we won’t.

Automation is becoming more and more widespread, but does it offer a sustainable economic model for the future?

Today’s episode of Capital Gains offers a glimpse of Charles’ provocative alternative system, as well as his thoughts on what the smartest investing approach is to an economy attacked by massive deflation.

As an investor, you have to ask yourself what’s tradable and what’s not. In the future, there will still be an economy for high-touch value services that AI cannot provide.

Learn from Charles Hugh Smith what the advantages of cryptocurrencies are and choose to be an active, disruptive participant.

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Key takeaways:

• Where should investors put their money before automation takes over
• Key advantages of cryptocurrency
• A promising alternative economical system

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Investing in real estate for the first time can be daunting. But with expert advice, there’s no need to go in blind.

On today’s episode of Capital Gains, we are joined by Joe Fairless, real estate investor and host of the world’s longest-running daily real estate podcast “The best real estate investing advice ever”.

Joe will be sharing his advice for taking the leap into multi-family investment properties, and how to choose the right investment options for you.

Key takeaways:

• How to move from single-family homes to multi-family property investments
• How master lease investments can be beneficial
• The key to knowing where to invest
• Investing in a value-add property
• The best real estate investing advice ever

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You can tune in to Joe’s daily podcast at www.joefairless.com

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Real estate investment is in an awkward time at the moment. There have been great returns for the past eight years, but there is now a lot more volatility.

With many investors predicting an impending correction or recession, is now really a good time to be putting money into real estate?

On this episode of Capital Gains, we’re joined by the managing principal and co-founder of Alpha Investing, Ross Reagan.

He explains how his company helps clients find real estate investments that stay valuable even in a downturn. He also shares how senior homes and self-storage are the investments to be making—if you want your investments to be recession-resistant.

Having built Alpha Investing from the point of view of an investor, Ross and his team give all of their clients the personal touch. Building trust in relationships has helped Alpha Investing to grow organically.

Hear how you can make your first investment into this space, and how you can make cash flow no matter what the market does.

Key takeaways:

• Investing for an impending economic downturn
• Senior housing and self-storage as recession-resistant investments
• Building trust between investors and investment managers

Connect with Ross Reagan

Go to www.alphai.com for more information on private equity real estate investments.

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First-time investments can be daunting, especially for the risk adverse. But understanding the real estate market and the types of investments available will help you make the best choice.

On today’s podcast Capital Gains host, Jonathan Twombly, is interviewed by Okeoma Moronu for The Happy Lawyer Project podcast.

Jonathan shares his insight into the real estate market and how you can make a safe, sound investment that, given a little time, can offer a great return on investment.

Key takeaways:

• The benefits of real estate investment
• Is buying a home a good real estate investment?
• The difference between an active and passive real estate investment
• Making an investment as part of a syndicate
• What return can you expect from real estate investment?

Connect with Jonathan Twombly

Find more great content from Jonathan at www.twobridgesmgmt.com.

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Connect with Okeoma Moronu

Find more episodes of The Happy Lawyer Project podcast at TheHappyFamilyLawyer.com

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When Jake and Gino met in 2010, Jake was working in pharmaceutical sales and Gino was running a restaurant. They both knew they could do more.

After discussing their mutual interest in real estate investment, they came together to make a partnership.

In this episode of Capital Gains, Jake and Gino discuss why multifamily apartments are the best investment option if you want control over your assets, the three aspects of investment which you have to get right, and how to source the best deals.

They knew when they started that they wanted to create wealth and gain financial freedom.

By building their business over the past few years, they have both reached a point where financially they don’t have to work, but they love doing it.

Discover how to make huge gains in multi-family investments by listening to the podcast, and hearing how Jake and Gino have done it.

Key takeaways:

• Why you have more control over your investment with multi-family apartments
• The three things you have to do right when investing
• How to source multi-family investment deals

Connect with Jake and Gino

Visit Jake and Gino’s website at www.jakeandgino.com.

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