Cash Flow Real Estate Strategies For Stable Passive Income

Massive passive income is the holy grail of real estate investing. And the bane of every investor is unexpected cash calls that eat up profits...or worse, eat into our reserves. But, what if you had cash flow real estate strategies that you could count on? In this episode, we sit down with real estate investor and entrepreneur Brian Payton, who's figured how to solve this problem in his own portfolio...and created a business to help you solve it in yours. LEARN MORE https://realestateguysradio.com/ SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES (Over 300 Episodes!) http://apple.co/1IJc5xF GET THE FREE NEWSLETTER http://bit.ly/1N8zRoQ READ MORE http://bit.ly/trump-kiyosaki CONNECT WITH US http://bit.ly/Facebook-TREG http://bit.ly/GooglePlus-TREG ABOUT Fun and informative, this real estate investment talk show has been broadcasting on conventional radio since 1997. Hosted by professional investor Robert Helms and financial strategist Russell Gray, the show delivers no-hype real estate investing education and expert perspectives in a fast-paced, entertaining style. Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki says The Real Estate Guys are wild and crazy, but they really know what they are talking about. The Guys talk real estate investment strategy, economics, tax and asset protection planning, market and property due diligence, international diversification and much, much more! Gain valuable insights from interviews with notable experts, industry leaders and real life investors. Discover proven strategies for making money with real estate in any market, how to avoid common and costly mistakes and what is working in the real world right now. Relevant topics, credible guests, upbeat delivery and no sales hype have made The Real Estate Guys one of the most listened to real estate investing talk shows in the world. Check it out! There is a new episode released every week, so be sure to subscribe today!

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1. is this called seller owner financing or vendor financing ?
2. I'm a student right now in college/university and I want to get into real estate once I finished studying, buying property to then rent and create cash flow that would then pay off the morgage. However, I need a certain amount of capital to get a loan. The question is how do I get started in this business with zero money to invest? Do I get a job for a few years to gather enough money to get started? I'm currently starting up a small business and if it works out obviously I'm set but if it doesn't then I need another way to gain that starting capital.