Think about making $1,500,000 on one common actual property deal. We’re not speaking about an enormous condominium advanced or business actual property funding. $1,500,000 on a single-family house buy. How is that even attainable? Dina Onur is greater than one million {dollars} richer after recognizing one uncommon actual property investing “upside” on the closing desk. And one of the best half? She’s only a common, on a regular basis investor.
Dina runs her own residence healthcare enterprise and is a mother of three, however she determined, “I’m not busy sufficient; let’s begin shopping for (and renovating) leases!” So, that’s precisely what she did. Her shoppers routinely had homes to promote, so as a substitute of passing them alongside to actual property brokers she knew, Dina made the bounce, shopping for a triplex to check her hand at rental property investing. She did a BIG renovation however created some critical sweat fairness consequently. The subsequent rental? Double the scale—a six-unit funding property.
However, none of those examine to the one deal that’s making her over one million {dollars}. This was such a uncommon discover that Dina was supplied lots of of 1000’s of {dollars} over the asking value to promote it to different traders. She refused, and if yow will discover a property like hers, you too may make a seven-figure revenue in your subsequent actual property deal.
Dave:Think about producing one and a half million {dollars} in a single deal, in an costly market in 2025. I do know these numbers could sound not possible to imagine, however in the present day we’re speaking to a standard on a regular basis investor who took a daily deal and located upside in it to the tune of 1 and a half million {dollars}. Dina oir over the course of her profession began a couple of completely different companies, a few of which failed and left her in fairly unhealthy monetary conditions, however finally she found actual property and step by step collected a handful of properties close to Boston and it was type of a modest, sustainable portfolio till she unintentionally stumbled onto a as soon as in a lifetime deal. We’re going to get into Dina’s full story in the present day and how one can look for a similar kinds of upsides as you search for your subsequent property. Let’s carry on Dina. Dina on welcome to the BiggerPockets Podcast.
Dina:Thanks a lot for having me, Dave. I’m so excited pinch me that I’m right here.
Dave:Effectively, we’re excited to have you ever as properly. From every part I’ve examine you and heard about you, you’ve got a extremely cool story that I’m desirous to dig into. So possibly you may simply begin by giving us a bit of little bit of background on you and the way you first began investing or no less than desirous about actual property investing.
Dina:Positive, yeah, completely. So I’m an immigrant. I got here to this nation about 25 years in the past with my household, my father’s entrepreneur. He threw me into his enterprise sourcing completely different sort of supplies that we exported to completely different nations. So received married, moved to New York, had my two youngsters, me and my husband began the enterprise collectively. We made not such an excellent resolution, so inside six months we filed a chapter, needed to transfer relocate from New York to Boston and that was very tough instances. That’s when my husband restarted his life. I began to going again to high school, received my grasp’s. I received myself into a company world, which I didn’t like quite a bit. I used to be working within the medical gadget trade and after that I made a decision to analysis what else can I do and I beloved house healthcare enterprise. I stop my job and began my very own firm. So my house healthcare firm has been open now for 10 years.
Dave:Thanks for sharing your story, Dina. It sounds such as you’ve had loads of the ups and downs of an entrepreneur over the course of your profession and have in some way figured it out. I’m curious what gave you the drive to maintain going and begin one other enterprise after? Sadly, I’m sorry to listen to that you just had a enterprise that had failed previously, however what was it about both your background or your persona that gave you type of that drive to maintain going and hold attempting new entrepreneurial issues?
Dina:Positive. So I believe that was from the early age, my father who threw me into the enterprise at age 16 and 17, looking for merchandise in us, sourcing them, connecting with distributors. So he gave me loads of push. My father actually constructed my enterprise expertise
Speaker 3:And
Dina:I didn’t even know at the moment what he was doing, however I grew to become who I’m in the present day simply due to him.
Dave:Yeah, I grew up in clearly not the very same scenario, however my dad was all the time form of pushing me in these conditions the place I’d must determine issues out for myself. And I discover that individuals both go in a single or two instructions, they both take to it or actually prefer it after which wish to turn into entrepreneurs themselves, or folks simply go the exact opposite route. They’re like, I wish to be an accountant and I need probably the most secure, predictable, attainable job. Nevertheless it sounds such as you type of caught the entrepreneurial bug, began this house healthcare enterprise, which is superior. And inform us how that led into actual property for you.
Dina:Folks began to simply ask questions. I might get a telephone name from reception, properly, this household is on the lookout for actual property brokers. Have you learnt somebody? And that’s what I began to suppose, why am I not shopping for these properties immediately from my shoppers?
Dave:Attention-grabbing.
Dina:And majority of these shoppers really had single household houses. They didn’t have multifamilies. And at the moment once I began to learn, I noticed single household houses are usually not for me. I’m on the lookout for multis. I need much less danger as a result of when you’ve got a single household, you solely have one cost coming in. So I used to be minimizing the dangers. I knew from the entrepreneurship working with my dad that issues can go up and down very quick, and I didn’t need that for certain. So healthcare firm made me actually open up my eyes into an actual property world.
Dave:So folks have been seeking to promote their houses as a result of sadly somebody of their household was both handed away or wanted to maneuver into some type of assisted facility. So by chance, you discovered your self with a deal circulate pipeline that was type of surprising to you at that time. You stated you wished multifamily, however had you even been desirous about turning into a rental property investor or was this type of only a lucky alternative?
Dina:No, it was identical to one enterprise was main to a different one. A few years later down the road, I used to be desirous about it, I’m like, oh my gosh, that is unbelievable how this has pushed me into one thing else. And I pivot and I listened to loads of BiggerPockets stuff, which I beloved. I joined networking teams, masterminds, and skim loads of books. And truly it felt actually lonely, to be trustworthy with you. After I realized and located actual property, I wanted to seek out my folks, I wanted to seek out who can I discuss to who can provide me some steerage? And particularly like a girl, it’s extra like male dominant trade.
Dave:It’s positively part of entrepreneurship. Folks don’t speak about that. It’s lonely while you’re attempting to determine every part out by your self and also you’re not essentially following the trail that loads of your mates or your loved ones members are doing. And should you don’t have a group or assist group, it may be actually difficult. So how did you go about discovering a group that will aid you? Was it simply BiggerPockets or have been there different stuff you have been doing as properly?
Dina:So BiggerPockets was considered one of them. I religiously listened to the podcast. Brenda Turner was at the moment, the host of the present. He’s superb man for
Dave:Positive.
Dina:Certainly one of my desires is to fulfill him sooner or later and likewise masterminds. And I used to be capable of community with folks, be taught loads of stuff that individuals have been doing, loads of various things they have been doing, not what I had my thoughts set on. So a few of these folks grew into very shut relationships that we are able to bounce off concepts, like ask questions. It’s identical to group of those that have the identical mindset, similar targets.
Dave:So that you discovered your self with this deal circulate, which is actually fascinating. How did you go from seeing a possibility however not being an investor? So most likely not realizing precisely learn how to profit from that chance after which go and develop a technique and a plan to construct a enterprise that was in keeping with your private targets.
Dina:It was actually onerous to drag the set off. I actually was pushed into it. It wasn’t the shopper from house healthcare firm that I bought my first deal from it was really the worker. As a result of you’ve got so many staff, you’ve got 15 staff, they arrive and also you discuss and also you talk. And he or she informed me that her landlord was promoting the property as a result of he’s shifting to assisted residing facility. And I supplied her to introduce me to him in return for a fee and she or he may keep on the property. In order that’s how I ended up buying my first deal. After which I used to be all the best way in into rehab. I used to be attempting to determine it out, issues that I must do, pull the permits, and I ended up skipping a number of the steps.
Dave:All of us do, not on goal, it simply occurs.
Dina:So I used to be discovering my offers all through my staff and thru my shoppers, however my shoppers have been having single household houses, majority of them. So I handed on loads of these offers to actual property brokers as a result of my focus was on the multifamily houses primarily. That’s what I wished to do. I had very straight focus, multifamilies rehabbing them following the start technique identical to it was written within the ebook. I received the ebook and I received the recipe. In order that was fairly superb.
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Dina:I did that. So first property was a 3 household house, bought it for 289,000, put in about $70,000 into the property. I prefer to go in and make it look good. I prefer to replace all electrical, plumbing kitchens. I don’t wish to have a telephone calls as a result of I’m managing properties myself. So my purpose is all the time to get this to the very best A RVI can so I can refinance out, pull my building cash out and transfer on to the following undertaking. So once I bought them, I bought them as a portfolio loans at 25% down cost. I used to be very skeptical about folks suing you and this and that. So I wished all my properties to be beneath the LLC.
Dave:And the place was this? Simply in what space of the nation?
Dina:So that is in North Attleboro in Massachusetts, sovereign a part of Boston. So I rehabbed it, refinanced out in a 12 months. I used to be capable of pull my cash fully out.
Speaker 3:Oh, that’s nice.
Dina:And make about $15,000, which really $15,000 I subtracted from the down cost.
Dave:And what 12 months was this?
Dina:I bought 20 18, 20 19 I refinanced. Then I did one other refi in 2023 and I used to be capable of pull my down cost out and make $70,000. So the property worth went from 289 to 650 in about 5 years.
Dave:Okay, nice. That’s superior. That’s an enormous bounce. Some it seems like attributable to your work and compelled appreciation and worth add after which some attributable to type of market situations that helped every part go
Dina:Up. Precisely.
Dave:That’s nice. Superior. So what have you ever completed since then? I imply, I can see why after a deal like that, very profitable, you’d wish to hold going. So what did you do after that?
Dina:So I did one other one, which was a six household house. It was subsequent door and the woman who owned it, it was a six household home. It was simply falling aside. I despatched her a few letters, I handwritten them, adopted up with a few telephone calls. Six months glided by. She referred to as me, she stated she wasn’t . Then a pair extra months,
Dave:Persistence,
Dina:After which I get a telephone name. Then she informed me she was able to promote. So it was very fascinating how this deal was understanding. She was 80 years outdated, she was leaving an hour and a half away. So I needed to prepare for an legal professional to exit to her home. At the moment, it wasn’t actually a factor. Attorneys have been going locations. Normally you come to their places of work. So this was 2019. So she bought it to me for $420,000 a six household house, which was a whole mess. We would have liked to take down the roof, take down the partitions, put new home windows, siding. There was a significant rehab, I believe it was like $165,000 invested in that undertaking and the cash it was saving and the HELOC that I used to be capable of pull on my home. So mixture of each of these helped me go from undertaking to undertaking.
Dave:You have been saving cash from your property healthcare enterprise primarily, or was a few of it additionally coming from the rental revenue from the primary one,
Dina:It wasn’t that a lot. You possibly can’t actually, you getting 300, $500 per due and it’s solely three household houses. There may be revenue,
Dave:Nevertheless it’s good revenue, but it surely takes a very long time for a down cost and a renovation funds that will take a very long time.
Dina:In order that took a 12 months itself
Dave:A 12 months. Wow.
Dina:And since it’s six household house, you may’t actually transfer folks out. You must look ahead to them to go away and it’s simply by itself very intense.
Dave:And so I simply wish to make some extent to those that that’s one of many issues while you tackle a rehab with these multifamily houses, in the event that they’re not vacant while you get them, it may be actually gradual and it’s best to actually plan for that. And loads of emptiness within the first 12 months. And it’s completely nice should you underwrite your deal and forecast no less than one or two of your items being vacant always for the following 12 months. It hurts. But when it nonetheless is sensible while you’re operating your numbers, that’s nice. However pay shut consideration to that when the leases are arising, how lengthy the development’s going to be dragged out too. At the least in my expertise, Dina, appropriate me if I’m improper, it’s additionally onerous to maintain your contractors on an excellent schedule when you’ve got these type of rotating issues. Numerous instances you wish to maximize the work that you are able to do when you’ve got the individual there each single day and also you don’t need ’em coming and going. So did you discover ways to type of handle your subs and your building throughout the course of this undertaking?
Dina:I used to be attempting completely different subs. That’s when it was form of like my studying curve. Who’s my staff of individuals? Who do I wish to proceed working with? It’s onerous as a result of they go from undertaking to undertaking, generally they don’t present up. Typically folks take your materials. It occurs. So that is simply trial and error. You be taught. I imply, you get referrals and stuff, however you by no means know who’s going to be working with you by your aspect. So you need to supervise it. And I used to be the one really onsite with my husband testing what’s taking place? Do we have to order supplies? Do we’d like one other individual in right here? Do we have to hearth somebody? So it’s identical to it will get actual. If you’re speaking about large initiatives like this,
Dave:How did you handle all this? You have been doing had three youngsters, you’re operating a house healthcare enterprise, you’ve got one property that you just’re self managing, and you then’re doing this large rehab. Had been you simply busy on a regular basis? How did you handle that?
Dina:So my house healthcare enterprise, I used to be solely already at the moment, I believe it was established 5 years in the past. I used to be solely doing simply the finance, simply the billing a part of it. The primary two years once I began my house healthcare firm, I used to be grinding. My husband was saying to me, you’re married to your corporation, to not me. So it was loads of time spent for the primary two years establishing the enterprise. After which I had the liberty to really be taught what the true property is all about, managing youngsters. That’s additionally my part-time work that I do.
Dave:Yeah, after all,
Dina:Sure, it’s a lot. However you juggle the place you’re going to be needing kind of. So it’s simply planning out and operating with it. If you wish to attain your targets, you simply must work onerous.
Dave:Yeah, after all. I wish to get into your most up-to-date deal. I believe it’s going to be enjoyable to speak about with everybody, however simply query. You’ve completed so many issues and it looks as if been honing an increasing number of in on actual property. Is it simply because probably the most worthwhile? Do you prefer it or why have all these various things that you can be doing along with your time? Are you doing actual property?
Dina:I like it. I’m very captivated with it. Each time we do a rehab, really, I do some work myself there as properly. I like to tile. I believe that’s what offers me peace and quiet. Possibly it’s like a therapeutic, like your meditation. So I put issues, so each single unit, each single home that we purchased, I might put my stamp on it. I might tile, do the backsplash within the kitchen. That’s simply my factor.
Dave:That’s good. Yeah. After which while you go go to it, you’re like, I did that. That’s an excellent feeling. Good. Yeah. Yeah. Alright, we now have to pause for one ultimate ad, however on the opposite aspect, Dina’s going to inform us about one of the unbelievable actual property offers I’ve ever heard of. We’ll be proper again. We’re again with the BiggerPockets podcast. Inform me a bit of bit about your most up-to-date deal, as a result of clearly market situations have modified quite a bit, however you’re nonetheless energetic. What are you doing proper now?
Dina:So in 2023, me and my husband, we have been speaking about shifting nearer to the place his enterprise is and it’s in suburbs of Boston. About quarter-hour away, we discovered a home that we wished to purchase and we thought we’re going to increase it as a result of two youngsters have been going off to school and we now have the little youngster with us. So we bought it and after we have been closing, I noticed we bought not solely a single household house, we bought a home in a multifamily zoning. And that modified the entire technique. You
Dave:Like, oh, I’m going to reside right here and now I’m going to construct an condominium constructed form of. Yeah, which is nice. So that you didn’t know that you just have been looking for a major residence, proper?
Dina:Sure, we bought it like a major residence too. In order that’s why me and my husband have been like, properly, what will we do? And I used to be like, this is a chance to construct on this very costly market. We took six months to actually sit and suppose, are we going to do it? Let’s put technique collectively. Are we going to? And he’s like, okay, let’s not transfer. Let’s simply rented it out, developed the undertaking, knock it down and construct two stunning city houses. And so they each city houses about 7,000 sq. ft altogether. Not every.
Dave:Whoa. So large homes, 3,500 pop. These are critical townhouses. Yeah,
Dina:Large townhouses. And I assumed that I can pull it off and I did. I believe
Dave:I really like how modest, I simply pulled it off. I did. However that’s nice. Let’s dig into this as a result of one of many issues should you’ve been listening to the present just lately, I’ve been speaking about quite a bit is on the lookout for offers that work in the present day however have upside. And this zoning upside is among the sneaky issues that may actually go from shopping for an excellent deal, even should you’re shopping for it as a rental property from an excellent deal to a tremendous deal. And it seems like Dina, you discovered this in your major too. So that you have been going to maneuver in, you determined to not,
Dina:Proper? To not. Yeah.
Dave:However did you say you rented it out
Dina:Then? Sure. We determined to not transfer in, keep the place we have been and rented it out to school youngsters they usually paid $3,700 mortgage.
Dave:Wow, that’s so fairly good for school youngsters, I assume. Was it an enormous home?
Dina:No, that is 900 sq. foot house. Wait, what? Yeah. The place’d faculty youngsters get that cash? Babson Faculty youngsters.
Dave:Wow. I’m going thus far myself, however my hire, my final 12 months of faculty was like $210. Oh my
Dina:God.
Dave:I simply can’t.
Dina:That’s superb.
Dave:Okay. So I assume the opposite good factor about that’s I might all the time fear about renting to school youngsters, however you’re going to tear down the home anyway, so it doesn’t even matter.
Dina:I didn’t care. I didn’t care. The one factor I cared about is that they’re going to disturb the neighbor is we had a few telephone calls. The cops got here by, they stated, turned down the music, however that was nice.
Dave:Okay. So that you’ve completed rehab at this level, however that is improvement,
Dina:New improvement, floor up building, pulling down, placing the footings is an enormous undertaking that took an entire 12 months and we’re doing the finishes proper now.
Dave:How did you go about studying that? One thing frankly I’ve considered and all the time been a bit of bit cautious of as a result of it simply looks as if loads of forms, particularly that is in Massachusetts, I might think about there’s loads of purple tape. There’s purple tape all over the place, to be trustworthy, while you undergo improvement. However sure areas, sure states are positively extra notorious for forms.
Dina:It took a 12 months and a half to undergo all of the paperwork.
Dave:Okay, so good factor you rented out. So that you rented it out that entire time hopefully and principally broke even.
Dina:No, I made a decision to hire just for one 12 months and one 12 months the $44,000 got here out of my pocket as a result of I had all these permits with the particular due dates and timelines and I couldn’t afford to have a tenant in there that wants extra time to maneuver or this or that. So I didn’t wish to mess around as a result of I used to be investing 100 Ok into architect, wetland specialist, our burritos, you title it. I needed to assemble a staff of individuals, put together all these paperwork to undergo the city and have all these permits with particular due dates. So I needed to actually put the schedule collectively, how that is all going to work out. I’ve by no means completed it earlier than. I simply listened to loads of stuff, learn stuff, ask questions. The largest problem for me was funds my undertaking. If we’re speaking about changing the mortgage, which is the first resident mortgage that we had with 5% down into building loans. In order that entire quantity got here into $2 million.
Dave:Yeah, I used to be pondering in my head it’s like what, 300 bucks a sq. foot, roughly? It seems like a bit of cheaper, however 2 million to construct?
Dina:No, properly, to get the land, so you need to convert the first resident mortgage right into a building mortgage. So 740,000 plus 1.3 million is the development funds to construct two townhouses.
Dave:That’s a ton of cash. So how do you do
Dina:That? For me, it took loads of time. I went to loads of banks. I went to really personal lenders that supplied to purchase my undertaking. They supplied to present me 200 Ok on prime of what I paid. I refuse. Effectively,
Dave:That’s annoying, however that’s a vote of confidence, proper? You’re like, I’m onto one thing. In the event that they wish to purchase from me, then I’m most likely doing one thing.
Dina:So I had to determine two years from now, how am I going to qualify for $2 million mortgage? I needed to go decide everybody’s mind, discuss to folks, improve my revenue, begin the property administration for household and buddies.
Dave:So you’ve got eight jobs at this level, however they’re
Dina:Like small jobs that require little or no time. You must press this button, that button.
Dave:Effectively, that’s good. I imply you’ve clearly made it sustainable for your self though you’ve got loads of issues happening.
Dina:Yeah, so determining the funds was the enjoyable half.
Dave:How do you name that enjoyable?
Dina:So I wished to construct for myself, so I name this major residence home hack, like a improvement home hack that I created by myself. I discovered the financial institution that will land me as a building, major residence for 2 household or much less with very particular phrases, superb phrases that I’ve by no means heard of after we went to the closing financial institution. Paid me.
Dave:Wait, inform me extra about that. How does that work?
Dina:Money to shut to borrow $113,000 as a result of they do two value determinations. If you come to the closing, they do ASIS appraisal they usually do future appraisal. So I purchased it for seven 40 in two years it depreciated to 1.2 million. After that, after the development, when the constructing is prepared, they do future appraisal future worth, and that got here in at 3.725. So the fairness that I used to be producing in that undertaking was $1.5 million.
Dave:Oh my God. That’s insane. Oh my God.
Dina:Wow.
Dave:Congratulations. That’s so cool. Yeah, I do know. Wow. So it’s like 1.5 million on one deal? Sure. Oh my God, that’s so cool. And also you’ve purchased this as a major residence, so cool. What an amazing story.
Dina:Yeah, so my plan is to maneuver in and hire the opposite condominium and I’m going to accommodate hack. I’m going to most likely solely pay 10 to twenty% of the mortgage.
Dave:Good. Wonderful. Congratulations. Tremendous cool. In order that’s most likely one of many greater fairness pops I’ve ever heard of on this present, which is saying quite a bit. We hear some fairly cool tales. That’s one of many coolest ones I’ve heard, so superb. Are you hooked on improvement now? Are you seeking to do it once more?
Dina:It’s very dangerous too. So after we have been excavating, we discovered the ledge on the bottom and that costed me a further $70,000, which is a change order that we didn’t account for. So might be loads of stuff. Then while you’re doing a building you may stumble upon that you just didn’t account for and financial institution just isn’t going to provide the cash. You must have your personal financial savings and also you’ll have the ability to pull it off and the market adjustments quite a bit. There’s only a
Dave:Timing danger with it too. It took you the way lengthy? Three years principally. Two and a half years.
Dina:Yeah, we’re virtually completed. And from the time after we purchased it improvement, all these rules permits till we broke the bottom, it took three years with 1.5. Yeah.
Dave:So clearly everybody, you can see the upside of improvement, however in my thoughts there’s type of this spectrum of actual property investing methods like rental property investing, single household houses and small multifamilies like low danger, however strong return. In order that’s one aspect of the danger spectrum. After which improvement’s on the opposite aspect. There’s loads of upside. There’s superb alternatives, however there’s additionally loads of danger. And so it’s nice to listen to this $1.5 million pop, however I’m glad that you just referred to as out the danger to it as properly as a result of it’s not simply one thing straightforward and you need to discover nice offers and there are dangers in timeline and market situations altering from the time you begin a undertaking to the time you finish the undertaking. You bought to consider all of that. However clearly by Dina’s story, we all know that it may be very, very price it.
Dina:Yeah.
Dave:So Dhar subsequent for you. What’s your plan and your targets to your portfolio over the following few years?
Dina:Yeah. Effectively proper now it’s very onerous. The costs are very excessive rates of interest there as properly. So I’m constantly wanting, I listened to your podcast. It’s like you need to discover alternatives, you need to create them your self, and that’s what I’m taking a look at proper now in Massachusetts, we now have this new legislation that’s been handed just lately, A DU and accent dwelling items, which you’ll add to the one household houses, however you need to be a major, I imagine you need to be a major residence for you. However I’m seeking to proceed on the lookout for completely different alternatives the place you may create sq. footage or the place you may possibly accomplice up with somebody and do a DU. So I really like the sport. I understand how to play it, I believe.
Dave:Yeah, sounds
Dina:Prefer it. You must be comfy to win and lose. So
Dave:Yeah, for certain.
Dina:That’s what that’s comfy with.
Dave:Superior. Effectively, good luck to you. In case your observe file is any indication, I’m certain you’re going to seek out extra methods to seek out upside on this new altering period of actual property investing that we’re in. However Dina, thanks a lot for becoming a member of us in the present day and telling us your story. This was loads of enjoyable.
Dina:Thanks. Thanks, Dave. Thanks for having me.
Dave:After all. And thanks all a lot for listening. We recognize it. Make sure that to share this story. If you already know somebody who may wish to get into actual property investing however doesn’t know learn how to do it or thinks that they’ll’t, Dina’s story is such an amazing instance of how one can determine it out, hustle your manner, work onerous to construct an amazing portfolio, discover monetary freedom by actual property. Thanks once more for listening and we’ll see you once more quickly for an additional episode of the BiggerPockets podcast.
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