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and learn how you two can become financially free.

I tell my investors that we are long-term investors and I've got two reasons why that's the case

but the main reason is because if you find great real estate and you invest in it, why would you be

dumb enough to sell it? The wealthiest people own buildings

generationally because if it's great real estate you keep it. So why do people sell buildings in two or three or four or five or seven years? I'll tell you why you know this. We're all syndicators and we get a promote.

And that's where you cash in.

What's going on everybody? This is Josh Ferrari, host of the Creative Capital Podcast here with a very very

interesting and exciting topic today exciting guest with us.

Mr. Joel Friedland, this conversation

we're having today is a conversation

that I honestly never thought I'd have, right?

Most of the times when you get into real estate investing you think that everyone is

interested and wants to utilize some level of leverage because we talk about how there's such thing as the

difference between good dad and bad dad and all these different things and how

leverage is really can be beneficial from a variety of reasons and yada yah.

But today, Joel here explains to us how you can actually go out and successfully buy commercial real estate

assets through a syndication and you can do so while providing decent returns, similar returns that everyone else is providing,

with zero debt, truly buying the asset outright with nothing but equity.

It was a very interesting conversation. I've never even contemplated this to be. outright with that to get better returns for our investors to scale our ability to grow our wealth and to do so many other great things. Now of course there are some cons, there are some downsides to debt, the big one being interest rates and terms and the fact that you've now got this monthly payment you've got to worry about and there's the

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