Taking the stress out of buy & hold real estate with The Blissful Investor, Moneeka Sawyer, on today’s episode of The Art of Passive Income.
Our motto here at The Land Geek is No Renters, No Rehabs, No Rodents. By investing in raw land you avoid all the stress that comes with rentals. But today, Mooneka Sawyer gives us a different perspective with her unique approach to buy & hold properties. An approach that produces very little stress and requires very little time investment. She has found a way to get around the 3-R’s and invests only 5-10 hours a month.
How does she do it?
She’s here to tell us her secret, but first, here’s a little about Moneeka…
Moneeka is a real estate investor with a multi-million dollar portfolio. She is often described by people who know her as one of the most joyful people you’ll ever meet and you’ll definitely agree after this podcast. She personifies her bliss through helping people live the life of their dreams, filled with meaning, purpose and joy.
She is also the host of the very joyful podcast titled Real Estate Investing For Women. And, author of Choose Bliss: The Power and Practice of Joy and Contentment.
If we lose sight of our core values, if we lose touch with what really makes us happy no matter how much money you’ve got it’s not going to replace that.
Moneeka
Listen in as Moneeka shares her real estate beginnings. Hear how she got started with a $10,000 wedding gift and turned it into millions with her unique approach.
We also delve deep into:
- Moneeka’s strategy
- The market she targets
- Her definition of success
Plus, find out the worst advice she’s seen given in real estate and so much more!
Moneeka delivers a ton of value in this episode, and all with a smile!
Mark: Learn more about Moneeka and her incredibly interesting real estate strategy at BlissfulInvestor.com. And also check out her podcast, Real Estate Investing for Women.
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Moneeka: Find out how I coached my executives to go from having everything to actually being joyful. And that’s in the book, Choose Bliss: The Practice of Joy and Contentment.
