How a $17K Real Estate Deal Became $83K in 35 Days
Michael GabrielInvestor Taylor Walls bought two houses for $17K and sold them for $100K in 35 days. Here's how he did it, plus his door knocking plan for finding your first deal.
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How to Buy a House at Auction: Your Max Bid Formula
Michael GabrielBuying your first auction property? Learn how to find your max bid with the 70% rule, why the buyer's premium matters, and what to ask your hard money lender first.
Why He Moved to Cleveland Blind to Invest in Real Estate
Michael GabrielMultifamily investor Gualter Amarelo moved his family to Cleveland without owning a single property. Here's his strategy for finding deals, deciding fast, and building wealth.
Why Fix-and-Flip Deals Fail Before Funding | Michael Gabriel
Michael GabrielA private lender and I break down why fix and flip loans fall apart before funding: bad comps, bloated rehab budgets, low appraisals, and shaky credit. Plus how to fix each one.
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