In today’s episode of The Art of Passive Income, Mark and Scott talk with Tyler Sheff, CEO of CashFlowGuys.com—where the goal is to simplify the process of buying and selling real estate.
His company aims to educate their clientele in investing in real estate and building long-term wealth. The Cash Flow Guys provides their clients with the necessary tools to succeed as a real estate investor from the ground up.
Tyler shares a bit of his backstory starting with house flipping 20 years ago before TV had popularized it with the HGTV shows. His plan was to get rich flipping houses until Uncle Sam stepped in and demanded his cut of the capital gains.
Fast forward a few years, he’s now working for the Government and making great money, but Uncle Sam is still taking his share of income taxes. So Tyler googled how he can legally reduce his tax bill and that search led him back to real estate, to buy and hold properties. But, Tyler who was now accustomed to a certain lifestyle knew that he couldn’t scale fast enough on single family homes and decided that multifamily of 5-50 doors made more sense for him.
Today, Tyler shares his multifamily real estate strategy with us and why he focuses on Mom & Pop properties where, like in land, he finds the opportunities in the due diligence process.
Also, find out:
- Tyler’s strategy to leverage the equity for a tax-free payday
- His sweet-spot for private money
- As a realtor, why he takes his commision on notes
- The downside to his model
And, so much more!
[bctt tweet=”If you want to change how you are taxed, you simply need to change how you generate income.” username=”TheLandGeek”]
This podcast is a wealth of information, listen in for all the details!
TIP OF THE WEEK
Mark: Learn more about Tyler by going to his website at CashFlowGuys.com.
Scott: Read, Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman.
Tyler: Take action and invest for cash flow. Don’t invest on piles, invest in streams.
Isn’t it time to create passive income so you can work where you want, when you want and with whomever you want?