10 Lessons This Entrepreneur Learned From Flipping $100 Million in Real Estate

10 Lessons This Entrepreneur Learned From Flipping $100 Million in Real Estate
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The U.S. housing market has been on a steady tear for the past century. While there have been blips on the radar, especially with the Great Recession, real estate remains one of the best performing investment vehicles in the world. For entrepreneurs who understand the mechanics of how to successfully profit from a real estate transaction, the sky is quite literally the limit.

However, it’s not always sunshine and rainbows. People do lose their proverbial shirts in real estate, just as they do in all other forms of business. Nonetheless, it offers up one of the most future-proof mediums for earning a substantial amount of money. The truth is that people will always need a place to live and businesses will always need a place to work. For that reason, real estate won’t decline, but rather, continue its slow and steady climb.

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