cash flow properties

The common wisdom around rental property investing is that holding on for a full market cycle mitigates the risk of the investment, and allows you to count on home price appreciation.

But there is another reason why you want to hold rental properties in the long term section of your portfolio-

They grow your wealth faster over time.

To make that easy to understand, we're going to put some real numbers behind the phrase, "like a fine wine."

Join JWB co-founder, Gregg Cohen, and Not Your Average Investor Show host, Pablo Gonzalez, for a break down of a typical investor portfolio that will show:

- how the five profit centers of rental properties improve over time
- what makes the third decade so much better than the second decade (and the second decade so much better than the first!)
- why investors often sometimes make great decisions at first, then erase those decisions (and wealth creation) with bad ones
- and more!

Come ask all the questions you may have about selling your investments or holding on!

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Are you ready to seize the potential of real estate investing without the hassle? Look no further! Introducing our course, Not Your Average Investor’s Guide: Investing in Rental Properties... Passively. Enroll now!

🎙 Register for the next Not Your Average Investor Show and never miss a thing! - www.nyais.com

FREE RESOURCES:

🏠 Network with our family of ‘Not So Average’ Investors in our Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/rentalpropertyinvesting

🧰 Want our free passive investor toolkit? Go to www.jwbpassiveguide.com

💰 Ready to Build Your Wealth Plan?

If you’d like to schedule some time to chat with our expert team about how we can build and implement your plan for acquiring rental properties, visit https://chatwithjwb.com/ to set up a strategy session call.

⭐️ FOLLOW GREGG:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gcohen31/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gcohen312345/

⭐️ KEEP UP TO DATE WITH JWB:

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CashFlowProperties

Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rentalpropertyinvesting

This weekend, Fortune published a headline siting a BoA Economists' report forecasting "turbulence" in the housing market, and a Goldman Sachs analyst told the Financial Times he foresees a possible Q1 recession looming.

We're diving deep into these stories, and giving you data with perspective on the latest edition of Not Your Average Insights with JWB's co-founder, Gregg Cohen, and show host, Pablo Gonzalez.

Join us live to discuss:
- how could turbulence affect different real estate categories?
- what happens in real estate when recession hits?
- when was the last time that these conditions existed and what can we learn from them?
- and more!

Join us in person to be part of the conversation on our favorite type of show.  See you there!

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Are you ready to seize the potential of real estate investing without the hassle? Look no further! Introducing our course, Not Your Average Investor’s Guide: Investing in Rental Properties... Passively. Enroll now!

🎙 Register for the next Not Your Average Investor Show and never miss a thing! - www.nyais.com

FREE RESOURCES:

🏠 Network with our family of ‘Not So Average’ Investors in our Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/rentalpropertyinvesting

🧰 Want our free passive investor toolkit? Go to www.jwbpassiveguide.com

💰 Ready to Build Your Wealth Plan?

If you’d like to schedule some time to chat with our expert team about how we can build and implement your plan for acquiring rental properties, visit https://chatwithjwb.com/ to set up a strategy session call.

⭐️ FOLLOW GREGG:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gcohen31/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gcohen312345/

⭐️ KEEP UP TO DATE WITH JWB:

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CashFlowProperties

Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rentalpropertyinvesting