From $0 to 30+ Properties – The One Strategy That Changed Everything!

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Ever feel like real estate investing is only for the rich? Think again! In this episode of the Rich Dad Real Estate Show, host Jaren Sustar sits down with Grace Gudenkauf, a real estate investor who went from DIY landlord to running a scalable, hands-off real estate business—all while moving across the country!

Grace shares how she started out painting houses, doing renovations herself, and hustling hard—only to realize that scaling required a new approach.

She breaks down:-The mindset shift that changed everything-How to buy properties with little to no money left in the deal (BRRRR strategy explained!)-The mistakes that held her back—and how moving forced her to systematize-Why most investors think they have to do everything—but the secret is outsourcing & delegation

If you’re struggling to scale your real estate business or wondering how to invest in real estate while working full-time, this episode is for you!

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
01:29 Grace's Real Estate Journey Begins
03:37 The Power of Normalizing Real Estate Investing
06:12 Transitioning from DIY to Outsourcing
08:39 Scaling and Out-of-State Investing
18:50 Finding and Negotiating Deals
20:28 Referral Leads and Word of Mouth
21:30 Turning Your Audience into Billboards
23:05 Funding Your Real Estate Ventures
26:36 Managing Real Estate Projects Remotely
35:02 Empowering Women in Real Estate
36:44 Conclusion and Resources
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