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Charlie Moore
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How did you scale your landlord business?

How did you get financing?

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Originally posted by @Charlie Moore:

How did you scale your landlord business?

How did you get financing?

 Focus on generating short term income. Landlording is long term income. Cash flow is cool but the money you need to spend on acquisitions is always going to run out before it can be replaced by the cash flow from the rest of your portfolio. You need short and long term income. Makes plays for both.

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