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Updated 3 months ago, 08/23/2024
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Investing in Equity vs Debt: Which Part of the Capital Stack is Best for You?
#2 BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat Contributor
- Rental Property Investor
- Boulder, CO
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- 08/27/24 03:00PM - 03:45PM America/Denver
- https://masterclass.passiveinvesting.com/registration52097256
- Free
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Join me, Tuesday, August 27th for an insightful session: "Investing in Equity vs Debt: Which Part of the Capital Stack is Best for You?" Discover the key differences between equity and debt investments and learn how each can fit into your financial strategy. We'll break down the risks, rewards, and considerations of both options to help you determine which part of the capital stack aligns best with your goals. Whether you're seeking steady returns or long-term growth, this session will provide valuable guidance to make informed investment choices.
Click here to join live and/or get the recording: https://masterclass.passiveinvesting.com/registration52097256
What You Will Learn At This Webinar:
- Learn the key differences between investing in equity and debt, two crucial parts of the real estate capital stack.
- Understand how each option impacts your risk, returns, and overall investment strategy, so you can make informed decisions.
- Discover practical tips to evaluate whether equity or debt is the best fit for your financial goals in today’s market.
- And so much more!
Looking forward to this one. When investor mortgage rates were in the 4% range I went with debt all day long. Current investor rates of 7% ish have changed that!