The number of real estate investors is growing. So is the amount of seminars, courses and coaching programs. Some of them are great, but many come from amateurs who don’t care about you.
And when you learn from someone who doesn’t do deals, you’ll never do deals either. But you don’t have to do it all yourself. In this episode, Chris Prefontaine stops by.
Chris is a real estate coach who’s been doing deals for over 10 years—and who puts his students’ success ahead of his own bank account. In this episode, Chris shows you how you can build a 7 figure real estate business without losing money on deals.
Want to get real estate investing right the first time around? Listen now!
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