Investors who are new to the world of real estate investing IMMEDIATELY look for passive income.
They join real estate communities that teach Creative Finance or the BRRRR strategy-
And that’s their mistake.
Most new investors spent their last dime to get into these mentorships.
There is no money left to ACTUALLY invest in a property.
Then people quit their dream of real estate investing altogether.
If you want to make money in real estate you focus on the active income first.
When I stopped chasing my first subject to deal and started loan brokering I hit my first $10K month.
If you made an additional $10,000 a month or even $3,000 how much more likely is it to strive for the passive income, for the portfolio to start building?
Let me know in the comments if I’m just a pessimist or if new investors should spend all their money on buying assets before making money.