Scott Wade
• Properties acquired: 5 properties in 30 days.
• Cash flow: $3,300 a month + over 100k of equity in deal.
• Purpose of investing: Build a safe real estate investment portfolio.
Frank Salter
• Properties acquired: 24 properties.
• Cash flow: $15,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Achieve long-term wealth with strategic real estate investments.
Christian
• Properties acquired: 16 properties in 3 months.
• Cash flow: $10,000- $11,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Better ROIs than his current real estate investment strategy.
Greg
• Properties acquired: 34 properties.
• Cash flow: $20,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Wanted to have passive income with extra time for family.
Anthony
• Properties acquired: 42 properties.
• Cash flow: $27,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Building financial success with smart Section 8 real estate investments
Elliot
• Properties acquired: 4 properties.
• Cash flow: $2,800 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Financial Independence through Smarter Investments.
Chris
• Properties acquired: 35 properties.
• Cash flow: $20,000-$23,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Build an investment portfolio to retire early.
Rick
• Properties acquired: 31 properties.
• Cash flow: $20,000+ a month.
• Purpose of investing: Safeguarding finances through recession-resistant investments.
Davis
• Properties acquired: 14 properties.
• Cash flow: $9,300 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Financial freedom to build
a family.
Diego
• Properties acquired: 17 properties.
• Cash flow: $12,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Safer investment strategy than
stocks.
Ron
• Properties acquired: 26 properties.
• Cash flow: $18,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Achieving a long-term financial security.
Blayke
• Properties acquired: 4 properties.
• Cash flow: $2,300 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Retire by 30 years old to
enjoy life.
Shelby
• Properties acquired: 6 properties in 3 months.
• Cash flow: $3,700 a month.
• Purpose of investing: More free time with
the family.
Kevin G
• Properties acquired: 7 properties.
• Cash flow: $5,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Tired Of Working, Wanted to create passive income.
Orian
• Properties acquired: 12 properties.
• Cash flow: $8,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: safer and more optimal investment strategy heading into a recession.
Scott Wade
• Properties acquired: 5 properties in 30 days.
• Cash flow: $3,300 a month + over 100k of equity in deal.
• Purpose of investing: Build a safe real estate investment portfolio.
Frank Salter
• Properties acquired: 24 properties.
• Cash flow: $15,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Achieve long-term wealth with strategic real estate investments.
Christian
• Properties acquired: 16 properties in 3 months.
• Cash flow: $10,000- $11,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Better ROIs than his current real estate investment strategy.
Greg
• Properties acquired: 34 properties.
• Cash flow: $20,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Wanted to have passive income with extra time for family.
Anthony
• Properties acquired: 42 properties.
• Cash flow: $27,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Building financial success with smart Section 8 real estate investments
Elliot
• Properties acquired: 4 properties.
• Cash flow: $2,800 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Financial Independence through Smarter Investments.
Chris
• Properties acquired: 35 properties.
• Cash flow: $20,000-$23,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Build an investment portfolio to retire early.
Rick
• Properties acquired: 31 properties.
• Cash flow: $20,000+ a month.
• Purpose of investing: Safeguarding finances through recession-resistant investments.
Davis
• Properties acquired: 14 properties.
• Cash flow: $9,300 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Financial freedom to build a family.
Diego
• Properties acquired: 17 properties.
• Cash flow: $12,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Safer investment strategy than stocks.
Ron
• Properties acquired: 26 properties.
• Cash flow: $18,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Achieving long-term financial security.
Blayke
• Properties acquired: 4 properties.
• Cash flow: $2,300 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Retire by 30 years old to enjoy life.
Shelby
• Properties acquired: 6 properties in 3 months.
• Cash flow: $3,700 a month.
• Purpose of investing: More free time with
the family.
Orian
• Properties acquired: 12 properties.
• Cash flow: $8,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: safer and more optimal investment strategy heading into a recession.
Kevin G
• Properties acquired: 7 properties.
• Cash flow: $5,000 a month.
• Purpose of investing: Tired Of Working, Wanted to create passive income.
At 17 years old when I first jumped into real estate I had interned at a local housing authority in my county for 6 months, and I had begun to learn all the ins and outs of section 8 including many loopholes...
Over the last year, I’ve helped 80+ entrepreneurs get started with section 8 and bring in thousands in passive income per Month while doing it completely out of state.
I’ve scaled to 55 Section 8 rentals using various routes of financing including Owner financing, Subject 2 financing, and my private money lenders. On average, I've been able to close on each property with about 5-12k.
found that within Section 8 the biggest reason people don’t take action is simply because of the discrepancies that surround it. I personally have found a formula and a system that works, so everything functions as a passive cash flowing business.
The End goal is to have your money work for you instead of working for it your entire life. I have found many people know how to make a lot of money, but very few people know how to efficiently allocate to create a TRUE Passive income.
At 17 years old, I first jumped into real estate interning at a local Section 8 housing authority in my county for 6 months, and I had begun to learn all the intracacies of section 8 including many loopholes...
Over the last year, I’ve helped 500+ entrepreneurs get started with section 8 and bring in thousands in passive income per Month while doing it completely out of state.
I've successfully expanded my portfolio to include 108 Section 8 rentals, utilizing diverse financing avenues such as owner financing, Subject to, Section 8 Specific Government financing, and private money lenders. Typically, I've managed to secure each property with an average investment ranging from $5,000 to $12,000.
Found that within Section 8 the biggest reason people don’t take action is simply because of the discrepancies that surround it. I personally have found a formula and a system that works, so everything functions as a passive cash flowing business.
The End goal is to have your money work for you instead of working for it your entire life. I have found many people know how to make a lot of money, but very few people know how to efficiently allocate to create a TRUE Passive income.
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AND HOW EXACTLY ARE WE GOING
TO HELP YOU?
4X PER WEEK AND 24/7 ACCESS TO MY TEAM OF EXPERTS AND I.
WITH KARIM
OF 6 & 7 FIGURE
ENTREPRENEURS
Utilize our proven blueprint for scaling by simply copying and pasting my exact system.
LENDERS (15% DOWN)
SECTION 8 SOFTWARE
TO GET 30-50% OFF DEALS
All Section 8 Tenants are trash and they will Destroy your property.
Section 8 is over saturated and it won’t last long.
Section 8 Tenants don’t last long.
Section 8 paperwork is extremely hard to navigate and inspections are even worse.
Section 8 never approves for the highest FMR amount.
It’s hard to find areas that are section 8.
There are no cities with properties from 60-80k that work with Section 8.
The government will default soon and I won’t get my money guaranteed
Government entities like Section 8 are too difficult to work with.
Section 8 Tenants Are simply low income tenants that the government pays the rent for.
Section 8 has been around since 1937 and less than 10% of landlords accept it. So the government Pays ABOVE normal rents to incentivize landlords to rent to them.
The average Section 8 Tenant lives in a property for 8 years.
The paperwork and inspections are straightforward, it’s more so understanding exactly what to look for and creating a system within the business.
Yes they do, but you need to know how to efficiently negotiate with section 8.
Any property that passes section 8 inspections can be a Section 8 property, there are no limitations.
There are a ton of cities that could cash flow 500-800/M per property in the south and the Midwest at that price range.
Only 3 things in life are guaranteed. (Taxes, Death, and Section 8 Direct Deposit Payments)
Getting started with section 8 can be complex though it doesn’t require anyone to be a genius or anything special. Like all things it can be mastered through trial and error however this can become expensive rather quick. That is why we work with people directly and hold their hands to guide them through the entire process from 0-100.
All Section 8 Tenants are trash and they will Destroy your property.
Section 8 is over saturated and it won’t last long.
Section 8 Tenants don’t last long.
Section 8 paperwork is extremely hard to navigate and inspections are even worse.
Section 8 never approves for the highest FMR amount.
It’s hard to find areas that are section 8.
There are no cities with properties from 60-80k that work with Section 8.
The government will default soon and I won’t get my money guaranteed
Government entities like Section 8 are too difficult to work with.
Section 8 Tenants Are simply low income tenants that the government pays the rent for.
Section 8 has been around since 1937 and less than 10% of landlords accept it. So the government Pays ABOVE normal rents to incentivize landlords to rent to them.
The average Section 8 Tenant lives in a property for 8 years.
The paperwork and inspections are straightforward, it’s more so understanding exactly what to look for and creating a system within the business.
Yes they do, but you need to know how to efficiently negotiate with section 8.
Any property that passes section 8 inspections can be a Section 8 property, there are no limitations.
There are a ton of cities that could cash flow 500-800/M per property in the south and the Midwest at that price range.
Only 3 things in life are guaranteed. (Taxes, Death, and Section 8 Direct Deposit Payments)
Getting started with section 8 can be complex though it doesn’t require anyone to be a genius or anything special. Like all things it can be mastered through trial and error however this can become expensive rather quick. That is why we work with people directly and hold their hands to guide them through the entire process from 0-100.