One of the most common questions I get is how can I fund my real estate. I want to become

an investor. I'm just not sure what to do where to go.

Well, there's no one-size-fits-all approach and whether or not you're a new real estate

investor or a seasoned investor, there is not one-size-fits-all.

Now, I've done multiple ways over the years. I've borrowed from my 401k, I've used my IRA, I've used

cash, I've used business credit cards. We're going to dive into all of the different ways that you can use in order to invest in real estate.

If you're new to the channel, welcome. My name is Clayton Morris. I'm the founder of Morris Invest,

which is a full-service real estate investing company. We build duplexes like this in mid-phase right here, new

construction. So if you are new, welcome and subscribe to the channel and

smash that like button as well. So we're gonna go through 10 different ways

today that you can fund your next real estate deal.

I'm sure that you'll be able to use one of these strategies to start investing in real estate or pull a few of them together and be creative.

Number one is cash. Obviously, this is the most obvious way of investing in real estate.

You have cash in the bank and you would like to convert that into a stream of cash.

Remember, if you have money sitting in the bank,

that money is losing value every day

because of inflation.

So if you have a Wells Fargo Savings Account

or a Bank of America Savings Account, one of those, you're earning probably 0.001 percent if you're lucky.

If you're lucky, right?

Inflation is about 2 percent, and it's going up.

If you've been paying attention to the Federal Reserve they plan to let

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