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776: $42K/Month in Cash Flow By Buying a…High School? w/Jesse Wig

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You’ve heard cash flow stories before, but NOTHING like this. We’ve talked to hundreds of investors that have flipped houses, bought apartment complexes, storage facilities, and more. But a high school? A high school rental property? Surely this has to be a first. If you want to know the pioneer behind this absolutely insane passive income project, look no further than Jesse Wig, who turned a dilapidated high school into a thirty-one-unit apartment building.

But before Jesse went on a literal wild ride through this high school, he faced defeats that would stop most investors in their tracks. After making just ten dollars per hour working under a flipper, Jesse tried to do his first deal himself, but things didn’t go to plan. He walked away from his first real estate deal in debt with a massive loss but decided to try again. Jesse learned quickly from his mistakes and started buying rentals in an up-and-coming area right outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Through a brilliant investing tactic that we’ve never heard of before, Jesse was able to catapult and control his rental properties’ values, skyrocketing his personal wealth while bringing up an entire neighborhood with him. Soon after that, he found his off-market high school and, through some savvy partnerships and serious work, turned it into a cash cow unlike anything we’ve ever seen on the show. Jesse is about to school us on the right way to do real estate!

In This Episode We Cover

Turning a $100K high school into a $42K/month apartment complex

What to do when your first flip or real estate deal becomes a huge flop

The smartest way to shoot up your property’s value and boost your neighborhood’s desirability

Unbelievable real estate conversion projects and why creative investing often has the most cash flow

Raising private capital when doing large deals and why you NEED partners with skills you don’t possess

Signs that your real estate agent might be the love of your life

And So Much More!

Click here to listen to the full episode: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-776

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You’ve heard cash flow stories before, but NOTHING like this. We’ve talked to hundreds of investors that have flipped houses, bought apartment complexes, storage facilities, and more. But a high school? A high school rental property? Surely this has to be a first. If you want to know the pioneer behind this absolutely insane passive income project, look no further than Jesse Wig, who turned a dilapidated high school into a thirty-one-unit apartment building.

But before Jesse went on a literal wild ride through this high school, he faced defeats that would stop most investors in their tracks. After making just ten dollars per hour working under a flipper, Jesse tried to do his first deal himself, but things didn’t go to plan. He walked away from his first real estate deal in debt with a massive loss but decided to try again. Jesse learned quickly from his mistakes and started buying rentals in an up-and-coming area right outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Through a brilliant investing tactic that we’ve never heard of before, Jesse was able to catapult and control his rental properties’ values, skyrocketing his personal wealth while bringing up an entire neighborhood with him. Soon after that, he found his off-market high school and, through some savvy partnerships and serious work, turned it into a cash cow unlike anything we’ve ever seen on the show. Jesse is about to school us on the right way to do real estate!

In This Episode We Cover

Turning a $100K high school into a $42K/month apartment complex

What to do when your first flip or real estate deal becomes a huge flop

The smartest way to shoot up your property’s value and boost your neighborhood’s desirability

Unbelievable real estate conversion projects and why creative investing often has the most cash flow

Raising private capital when doing large deals and why you NEED partners with skills you don’t possess

Signs that your real estate agent might be the love of your life

And So Much More!

Click here to listen to the full episode: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-776

Interested in learning more about today’s sponsors or becoming a BiggerPockets partner yourself? Email advertise@biggerpockets.com.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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