The Business Credit and Financing Show
Podcast by Ty Crandall
Episode: 774
Sachin Jhangiani:
How to Make Money Through Real Estate Without Doing the Work
Ty Crandall Interviews Industry Leaders
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Real Estate Investing for All
Sachin Jhangiani: How to Make Money Through Real Estate Without Doing the Work
Sach Jhangiani is the Co-Founder and CMO at Elevate.Money, where he provides alternative investment access to millennials via its tech-driven platform by offering fractionalized interests in commercial real estate portfolios to non-millionaires via a seamless and user-friendly digital interface.
Sach had a successful 15+ year career at Credit Suisse and made it to the top of the ranks as a Managing Director.
In 2016, Sach left his job and moved to the West to recalibrate. Over the next several years fell in love with digital marketing and communication and found the drive to share his knowledge from wall-street and help make the world a more level-playing field when it comes to building wealth and taking ownership of one's finances.
During the show we discuss:
- How Much Work is Involved in Making Money in Commercial Real Estate on Your Own
- What Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is
- How REIT works
- How to Get Started in Commercial Real Estate Investing in Only 4 Minutes
- Why REIT’s are Good Investments in This Day and Age?
- The Types of Investments You Should Consider when Investing
- The Types of REIT’s, and the Best REIT to Invest In
- The Edge of REIT over Other Alternative Investments
- The Advantages of Investing in REIT Over Owning a Rental Property
- Renowned Examples of REIT’s
- How to Invest in REIT’s
- How Much Money You Need to Start Investing in REIT’s
- How Much Money You Can Make in Investing in REIT’s
- The Things You Should Consider Before Investing in REIT’s
- How to Know if REIT’s are the Best Investment for You
- Where to Invest in REIT’s
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