Today, we're talking about cash flow. I'm going to go over the different ways I've built cash flow

through real estate investing over the years and what my favorite way to do it is in 2025 and how

you can start making cash flow with very little money every single month. So let's jump into it.

You know, first off, as far as cash flow goes, I always ask people, you got to have a goal. What is your

goal number of cash flow to achieve? And ask people, you got to have a goal. What is your goal number of cash flow

to achieve? And for me, most people, whenever I pull this question, they always say around

$10,000 a month is where they would like to start. But as time goes on, obviously you want to make

more money, you know, especially if you live in a current place that is expensive, like California or New York or even Vegas where I'm at, you know, $10,000 a month, especially with the family and kids, doesn't get you very far.

But this is the normal number that I see for most people.

And so when we're trying to create a cash flow goal in real estate investing, we got to at least have a method to get there.

And so when most people think about cash flow, the first thing that pops into their mind

are rental properties. This is how people always think. They say, Ryan, okay, well, if I want to

get $10,000 a month in cash flow, I'm going to do it through rentals. And I'm here to tell you

this. I've done a ton of different rental properties. I'll talk about Airbnb here in a

minute. You know, we've done syndications. We've done apartments. I bought single family. You know,

at the end of the day, rentals are good for a lot of things. They're really good for long-term

appreciation, right? I'll just put that right here they're really good for appreciation they're really good for

taxes they're really good for what we call principal paydown but are they actually good for cash flow

well I'll let you be the judge we'll just run the math in terms of how much do I got to get in real estate to get $10,000 a month in cash flow.

Let's take an example here. If you were to go buy a property out in the Midwest for $200,000, and it gave you $200 a month in income, all right?

I mean, this is actually very difficult to find in a lot of

spaces. I mean, here in Las Vegas, you ain't getting houses for 200 grand and they're definitely

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