Cash is king in any real estate market, especially when high interest rates eat into your bottom line. Without cash, you are digging into your savings, chasing after people to fund your deals, or getting burnt out.
Some investors don’t even survive in today’s market because they run out of cash too quickly.
But when you have a creative financing strategy in place, you can avoid making the same mistakes unsophisticated investors make that bankrupt their business.
In this episode, Chris Prefontaine from Smart Real Estate Coach, joins us to discuss creative financing strategies that the market is craving for in a high interest rate environment. Use it to create deals that bring you consistent cash.
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