PFREI Series Episode 120: Santini Lancioni

Do you love a business that makes sense in numbers? Do you have a successful W2 job that pays well, and you now want a safe saving plan for your money? Look no further because Santini Lancioni found an investment vehicle that made him leave his sales job within two years.

Santini, currently 35 years old, describes himself as a basketball player who became a real estate investor. He got into real estate around 2016. Though it was not one of his goals to own a big portfolio or have a real estate company. His initial goal was to have a safe way to put his cash.

Santini had a high-paying w2 sales rep job and was doing well. His first real estate idea was owning a triplex, which made him over $1,600 a month, bringing a new mindset to the investment. Over the next two years, he worked hard while building a portfolio through more properties. At about 30 doors, he started seeing that side hustle as a potential full-time business avenue.

Since 2018, Santini has never looked back. He continues to build his financial portfolio, build wealth and enjoy time and financial freedom through the real estate vehicle. In this episode, he shares his journey, struggles, and the valuable lessons he has learned from the covid-19 pandemic and over seven years of investment. Learn more about his success strategies and what he is doing to impact the world through real estate.

Tune in!

Highlights from the Interview
* A quick backstory of our guest and how he got into real estate
* The reason why Santini is so passionate about real estate investing
* The Covid-19 impact on Santini’s investments
* How Covid-19 taught him the importance of planning for the market uncertainties
* Using adversities to get better with money and become a better investor
* Santini’s way of adapting to the new market environment of high-interest rates
* Why Santini chose to have a digital footprint in his investing journey
* Best ways you can reach out and link up with Santini
* Episode wrap-up and call-to-action

#homerefinancing #wholesalinghouses #homeflipping