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Days like this used to feel impossible to imagine.

Sitting outside, having lunch, nowhere to be and my phone lighting up with Airbnb bookings in the background.

There was a point in my life when I couldn't even picture this. At 21, life threw a curveball at me and I had to deal with a baseball career that ended before it really began. Moving back home with no plan, no income, no idea what came next.

I remember sitting in my room thinking: “Okay, everything I built my identity around is gone. What now?”

That season was dark, but it was a breaking point.

I cut out the noise and stopped hanging around people going nowhere. Started reading, studying, and learning about money, business, and real estate. Cold-called hundreds of people a day, trying to figure something out.

Nothing worked for a long time.

Until Airbnb.

I took the last of my money, maxed out a 0% credit card, and signed my first lease. Told myself if it fails I'll DoorDash to cover it, but I'm not quitting.

It didn't fail.

And now I get days like this. Lunch with my dog, bookings coming in, parents on track to retire.

I don't take any of it for granted and always stay humble.

Because what God gives, he can also take.

Literally the best business model 🙏

The best way to have a cash flowing real estate business is not to buy a property.

Here’s what I mean by that…

When you’re just staring out, your focus shouldn’t be on building equity. You should focus purely on cash flow.

Over the past 4 years of doing real estate, I’ve learned that the best way to do that is with the Airbnb Arbitrage model.

What you’re essentially doing is renting a property from a landlord, listing it on websites like Airbnb or Booking.com, instead of buying a property or putting any down payments.

The startup cost is around $8k. That includes furnishing, first month's rent, and the deposit.

But isn’t that illegal to rent a property on Airbnb if you don’t own it?

Only if you do it behind their back.

In fact, if you lead with value in your pitch and explain how it works, they will be more than happy to let you do it. Why?

You see, every month, landlords deal with problems of bad tenants. And they can’t sell their unit right now because the housing market is in shambles.

So by you “taking” their property from them… you’re actually doing them a favour at that point.

I mean… you’re literally solving their problems for them. Why wouldn’t they agree to that proposal?

The landlord is happy because he gets his rent on time.

You’re happy because you make a clean profit.

Many people are willing to do it. You just need to frame and pitch it in the right way.

If you want to learn more on how that works, comment “Breakdown” & I’ll send you more information 🙌

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It only takes one good Airbnb to change your life…

Because the rest becomes basically free. Here’s what I mean:

Most people think you need to own the property and put big down payments to start with Airbnb…

That’s not true. In fact, you can use the bank’s money (OPM) to fund the property.

Here’s how that works:

You open an LLC and apply for 0% APR business credit cards.

If your credit score is in the mid 600s, you can get $20,000 in credit.

That’s more than enough to launch 1 property.

You’ll spend around $8,000 to furnish it, pay the deposit, and cover the first month's rent.

Then, launch your property on websites like Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo…

And start getting booked.

Once it’s all set and running, you will pay down the card with the profits…

However, now that you have an LLC, you can open more 0% APR business credit cards and just keep repeating the process.

That’s what I mean by saying the rest becomes free.

Hope it helped 🚀

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