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Finding Financial Freedom: Araceli Espinoza on real estate investing

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Coach Melanie Klein looks at the inspiring story of Araceli Espinoza, who is building financial freedom through international real estate investment. Continue reading →

5 fresh ways real estate pros can earn passive income this spring

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The smartest agents aren’t just selling homes anymore, branding and marketing expert Alyssa Stalker writes. They’re building scalable income ecosystems that grow with them. Continue reading →

Women, Wealth and Real Estate: How Judith Ahdoot breaks barriers

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By continuing to invest wisely, women like Judith Ahdoot are not only securing their own futures but also setting the stage for future generations to thrive, coach Melanie Klein writes. Continue reading →

Real estate syndication: How to invest passively and profitably

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If you can let go of some of the control, writes Luke Babich, you can take advantage of exceptional upside potential when you invest through real estate syndications. Continue reading →

Meet the millennials preaching real estate wealth to a new generation

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Candice Milano and Malessa Rambarran, the millennial co-leaders of The Milano Rambarran Team at Brown Harris Stevens, are launching their new podcast, The Build Up, to reach a wider audience. Continue reading →

Nest Seekers expands to Mexico as demand from US skyrockets

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The luxury brokerage has added offices in Cabo San Lucas, Riviera Maya and Mexico City as demand for real estate in the accessible and affordable country skyrockets. Continue reading →