But as he looked out the window at the city skyline, Leo felt a profound sense of control. For the first time in his life, he wasn't just trading his hours for dollars. He was building an empire, one brick and one mailbox at a time.
Leo ran the numbers on dozens of properties. Most were overpriced; others were in neighborhoods where no one wanted to live. Then, Elena sent him the listing for the brick triplex on Oak Street. buying a multifamily investment property
Leo did the math. If he bought it, renovated the vacant unit, moved in himself (the classic "house hacking" strategy), and slowly updated the other units as tenants naturally moved out, the numbers were explosive. 💥 The Crucible of Closing But as he looked out the window at
Leo felt a wave of panic. He was about to tie up every cent of his savings into a money pit. Leo ran the numbers on dozens of properties