🚀 Want to break into commercial real estate but don’t know where to start? Good news: You don’t need millions or a Wall Street resume to get in the game. Here are 3 of the easiest commercial real estate investments for beginners — perfect for building long-term wealth without the overwhelm: ✅ Small Multifamily (2-4 Units) – The ultimate stepping stone from residential. Duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes still qualify for traditional financing and deliver higher cash flow. Plus, house hack by living in one unit and renting out the others — let tenants pay your mortgage! ✅ Mobile Home & RV Parks – One of the most profitable, yet overlooked, asset classes. High demand, low operating costs, and recession-resilient — people will always need affordable living and travel options. Done right, these parks can generate incredible cash flow with minimal hassle. ✅ Self-Storage Facilities – Low overhead, recession-resistant, and always in demand. Whether people are moving, downsizing, or running a business, they need storage. Bonus: many can be automated for semi-passive income with minimal staffing. 💡 Which one would YOU start with? Drop a comment below — let’s talk strategy! ⬇️ 📌 Want to go deeper? 🚀 Book a 1-on-1 strategy call and start building your portfolio now → 👉Book Your 1-on-1 Strategy Call 📲 Stay sharp with daily commercial real estate insights — follow us on Instagram for more.

⚡️ Don’t waste time on bad deals! Here’s how to run the numbers like a pro in just 5 minutes. 📌 Step 1: Find the NOI (Net Operating Income) 👉 NOI = Gross Rental Income – Operating Expenses This is your property’s TRUE income before financing. The higher, the better. 📌 Step 2: Calculate the CAP Rate (Capitalization Rate) 👉 CAP Rate = NOI / Purchase Price This tells you how profitable the property is. Compare it to market averages to see if it’s a good deal. 📌 Step 3: Run the Cash-on-Cash Return 👉 (Annual Cash Flow ÷ Total Cash Invested) x 100 This is your actual return on investment after financing. Aim for 8% or higher! 🔍 Pro Tip: If the numbers don’t work, walk away. The deal of the decade comes once a week in CRE—don't rush! 💬 What cap rate do you aim to buy at? Drop a 🔥 in the comments! 📌 Want to master deal analysis? 🚀 Book a 1-on-1 strategy call now and start moving forward! → 👉Book Your 1-on-1 Strategy Call 📲 Stay ahead with the best real estate content! Follow us on YouTube!

Let’s break this down 👇 Most investors hustle for years trying to buy rental houses or flip properties, but never build meaningful wealth. Why? Because they’re trapped in a volume game with razor-thin margins. 💡 But with commercial real estate — just one deal can change everything. Example: If you lock up a $1.2M property at a 10% cap rate, that means the Net Operating Income (NOI) is $120,000/year. Now if you sell that same deal at an 8% cap rate, the new value is: $120,000 ÷ 0.08 = $1.5M sale price That’s a $300,000 profit on one paper flip — without ever swinging a hammer. This is how commercial wholesaling works. We’re not chasing 5-figure flips. We’re structuring 6-figure margins by thinking bigger. ✅ Less competition ✅ Bigger spreads ✅ Wealth-building instead of busy work ⸻ 🔁 Your Turn: Have you ever run the numbers like this before? Drop a comment with your biggest “aha” moment — or a deal you’d love help analyzing. 🎥 And make sure you’re subscribed to the YouTube channel —https://www.youtube.com/@GetBiggerProfits — where we’re teaching all of this and more.

If you’re earning $200K, $300K, or even $500K+ per year… You’re not the problem. Your income engine works. Your discipline is elite. Your time trade is real. But here’s what the IRS, Wall Street, and the traditional finance world never told you: High income doesn’t equal high freedom. Most high earners feel the pressure: • Taxed into oblivion 💸 • Too busy to build passive income ⏰ • Unsure where to even start with “real investing” 😕 Let’s break it down with numbers. ⸻ 📊 The Math Behind the Burnout If you’re earning $300,000 a year as a high-income W2/1099 earner: • Federal & state taxes: ~$100,000 • Living expenses: ~$100,000–120,000 • What’s left? Often just scraps — and little time to grow it. You might be maxing out your IRA or 401(k). But those are long plays — and heavily restricted. So how do the wealthy stay wealthy? ⸻ 🔑 The Move: Own Assets That Shelter Income Commercial real estate isn’t just about buildings. It’s about leverage. ✅ Bonus depreciation: Legally offset your active income ✅ Cost segregation: Accelerate deductions to reduce tax burdens ✅ Cash flow: Get paid whether you’re working, resting, or scaling ✅ Equity growth: Appreciation without active labor This is why high performers — surgeons, tech founders, attorneys — all make the shift. They move from earned income to owned income. And they do it with commercial assets like: • Self-Storage • Mobile Home Parks • Multifamily apartments These asset classes work even if you don’t. ⸻ 🚀 What’s the Next Step? You’re already performing at the top of your game in your career. Now it’s time to start performing like the wealthy with your assets. 📞 Book a 1-on-1 Strategy Call We’ll help you: 1. Identify where you are 2. Clarify your goals 3. Build a roadmap to get there — leveraging commercial investing 🔗 https://sites.biggerprofits.com/strategy This is not a sales call. This is the blueprint most high-income earners never get handed. ⸻

Interested in muli units just getting started Can anyone help me?