Using real estate meetups to find partners, mentors, and deals in your area Living below your means and why spending less allows you to take bigger risks The “passive income” fallacy and why real estate investing ISN’T what you think House flipping and buying under-market homes at online auctions When to go full-time into real estate and saying goodbye to a steady paycheck If you want to know how he did it, what steps helped him skyrocket his portfolio, and how you can repeat his system, stick around! The best part about Lee’s story is that he did all of this on a middle-class income, without a ton of cash, using tools that almost every investor has available to them. Thanks to smart saving and spending, Lee was in a position where he could dedicate large chunks of his time to flipping houses and later investing in passive-income-generating real estate. The one thing he could do to ensure a life of financial freedom and time with his growing family? Multifamily real estate investing! He made the risky decision to switch gears, leaving the corporate world and thirty percent of his income behind to make the jump.

But you’ll want to follow Lee Yoder's advice, who left his job and took a hefty pay cut to start investing in real estate.Īs a corporate physical therapist, Lee knew that time was passing him by.

And while these deals may seem too big to take down for a rookie real estate investor, they’re much easier to get done IF you know what to do. Want to know how to invest in multifamily real estate WITHOUT being a multimillionaire? We aren’t talking about tackling a duplex or triplex we’re talking about sixteen, eight, or ten-unit apartment buildings that could help you replace your W2 income.

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