Want to walk out of your day job and be financially free for life? Let's dig into this episode now!
Kendal Slipchukhas been a real estate investor for 10 years and has massive experience in fix and flip, buy and hold, and BRRRR strategies. He has a strong network of investor-focused licensed contractors and power players who can help him get deals done quickly and smoothly.
Listen now and live the life you've always wanted with a diversified portfolio and lower risk of doing business.
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What you will learn from this episode for 27 minutes:
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Topics Covered:
01:39 - Talking a bit about his Japanese wife and what the dynamics is about when it comes to real estate investing
04:00 - What motivated him to pursue real estate and how different is the culture in North America versus Japan when it comes to real estate
06:52 - What his investment properties were when he just started and the mistake he regretted [plus what made him transition to flipping]
09:09 - Where does flipping fit in long-term wealth building?
11:37 - What is so beneficial about purposely-built homes as an investment strategy?
13:52 - Creating a brand new community and not one already run by developers[plus the process of doing it, the initial cost to start, and the timeframe]
17:03 - Why wait later to build garages or suites for these homes when you can do it right away?
18:26 - Taking advantage of the cash flow that comes from renting out garage suites separately
20:11 - The downside to having this investment strategy he's focusing now as well as the advantageous exit strategy for this
23:24 - No instant equity with purposely-built homes only maximizing income from it[and, Is it a good idea doing flips on the side?]
Key Takeaways:
"Real estate is not necessarily passive, but it does make a pretty good amount of money without you really doing much."- Kendal Slipchuk
"On that one [purposely-built home] we’ll eventually build a garage suite in the back and then use that potentially as an Airbnb, and the main house as a long-term rental."- Kendal Slipchuk
"For other investors it may not make sense to go build a garage suite for the amount of cost, but I'm looking at it as a long-term holding property for myself, my family and my kids to pass on."- Kendal Slipchuk
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