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You can *make real estate passive income without owning any real estate.* I do it. Thousands of investors do it, too. Those with hundreds of rental properties do it. Those with zero rental properties do it. It’s not hidden, it’s not secret, and it’s *not even that complicated* — it’s real estate note investing, and it’s *giving investors 7% to 14% cash-on-cash returns* with 100% passive income.
There are two ways you can invest money in real estate: 1. Equity and 2. Debt.
Equity investors will partner up with another investor, pay for the down payment and/or renovations, and take home a chunk of the property’s profit once it sells or refinances. Or, they’ll do it all themselves (traditional real estate investing).
For debt investors, you *act as the bank, giving investors a loan* (often short-term, think a few months or years), and in return, you *get a check in the mail every month or quarter.*
*I’ve been investing in real estate notes for years,* parking my money in funds and *picking up my passive income checks _while_ buying rentals.* And if you either want a passive subsidy to your active landlord life _or_ want to ditch the rentals altogether, this is exactly how you do it.
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0:00 Better Cash Flow Than Rentals?
1:50 Lending 101
2:45 1. Equity Investing
4:43 2. Debt Investing
5:30 Lending Example ($40K Return!)
8:23 Risks of Lending
9:50 Do This BEFORE You Lend
12:03 How to Start (2 Ways)
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18:16 Which Option is Best?
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By: BiggerPockets
Title: How to Make Real Estate Passive Income WITHOUT Owning Rentals
Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEjegfWSYu0
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