Quick announcement, and then I need something from you. This Sunday, August 30 at 2 PM Eastern, I'm hosting a free, fully live masterclass, and it's different from what I normally do here. Not a Q&A, not a topic deep-dive. The entire cash flow business model, start to finish, in one sitting. The way I'd explain it to a smart friend who has savings, has been researching for a year, and is tired of not owning anything. Here's the structure: 1. The Capital Plan. How to fund your first door with about $20,000, and which strategy fits your money. 2. The Deal Machine. The market-first system for finding $75,000 to $100,000 houses where the government backs the rent. 3. Paid Like Clockwork. Pass the inspection first try, place a tenant who protects the house, and collect government-backed rent on the 1st. Then a real deal analyzed live, every expense counted, and open Q&A for as long as it takes. Even if you've been in this community a while, you have not seen this. I've taught the pieces. I've never assembled the machine in order, on camera, in one session. That's what Sunday is. Now the part where I need you. Drop your single biggest Section 8 question in the comments below. The one that's actually keeping you from moving. Not the polite version, the real one. Money questions, market questions, "is this actually legit" questions, all fair game. I'm reading every comment this week and building parts of the session directly around what this room asks. So if your question is in this thread, there's a good chance you hear it answered on stage Sunday. Save your seat here: https://investingsection8.com/masterclass And stay to the end Sunday, because everyone who does gets my Section 8 Inspection Checklist, free. As always, I'm Joseph Khateri. Have a nice day.

Dear JK and esteemed team members, I have come to know the following things that will hinder my clients and investors progress. Please read carefully: 1. Government of India allows buying of property in the US. 2. The property should be held in personal name and not an LLC. 3. If my client wishes to hold several properties then he has to form an LLC for asset protection. 4. More over, if my clients wish to avail DSCR loan, then they prefer to have an LLC. It is a catch 22 kind of situation. I want urgent replies as I am planning to visit the US along with them to finalise. Please reply asap.

My first Section 8 deal was a disaster. Failed HUD inspection twice. Sat vacant two months. Then got robbed for $6,000 because my insurance had already lapsed. I was 18 with every dollar I had riding on that one property. That disaster is why my system exists. Every piece of it cost me something first. Here is the part that matters. I sit in every student's deal personally. No junior coaches. That is the only reason I can guarantee your first cash flowing property in six months or I keep working for free. More people joined this year than any year before, and I can only work with so many people one on one. So on October 1st the price goes up. Start before then and you keep today's price for good. Be real with yourself about the money. You need at least $15,000 saved and ready to go. That is not a fee to me. It is your down payment, closing costs and reserves on a house you actually own. Daniel started with $20,000. Salesman in Orange County, bought in Detroit, never set foot in the state. Closed in 4 months. $400 a month cash flow. 17.53% cash on cash return. He followed the exact path and I was in the deal with him the whole way. The price changes October 1st. The guarantee does not. Tap the link to book a call before it does: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/investingsection8/skool

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you hire a CPA for taxes. an attorney for contracts. a financial advisor for your portfolio. but somehow real estate is the one thing you think you need to figure out yourself? that is not discipline. that is just a delay. high earners delegate. that is the whole point. Marcus was a software engineer in Seattle. $150K in savings. two years of research. zero properties. we found him a Section 8 deal. $430/mo net cash flow. he never stepped foot in the city. cash flowing in 63 days. here is what my team actually does: - source the deal in markets that cash flow - underwrite and negotiate it - manage the rehab if needed - handle the HUD inspection - place the Section 8 tenant you approve the deal. wire the funds. own the asset. collect the rent. that is it. If you have $150K or more sitting on the sidelines and you want to know if this fits your situation, I strongly advice you book a call with our team. I'll leave the link for you here