Revealing My ENTIRE $13 Million Investment Portfolio | 30 Years Old
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Graham Stephan breaks down every property in his 13 million dollar real estate investment portfolio at age 30, detailing the purchase prices, remodeling costs, financing, and rental income for each of the eight properties he bought over the prior eight years.
From the video
Answers: What is inside a 13 million dollar real estate investment portfolio?
- Real estate investment portfolio
- Buying a house with zero down
- Short sales and foreclosures
- Rental property cash flow
- Refinancing and cash-out refinancing
- Stock market and index fund investing
- Angel investing in fintech
- Moving from California to Nevada for tax savings
What it concludes
- Buying real estate during the 2008 downturn helped build early career capital through commissions and property appreciation.
- Utilizing short sales and buying properties below market value generated significant equity and cash flow.
- Refinancing properties after remodeling allowed pulling out all invested capital, resulting in zero out-of-pocket holding costs.
- Moving from California to Nevada eliminated state income tax and significantly reduced living expenses.
- Investing heavily in index funds and select tech stocks provided substantial growth during market recoveries.
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