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What if I told you that while you've been saving up for a down payment on your first rental

property, Elon Musk just figured out how to control 68 miles of prime Las Vegas real estate without buying a single square foot.

And what's worse? What he did is 100% legal.

And the exact same strategy is now being used by hundreds of investors, while most people have no idea it even exists.

But before I show you how it works, let me explain the loophole he just bored through Vegas

and why cities are begging him to do it again.

Now, obviously, you are not going to dig tunnels under your city, and that's not what

this is about, because the strategy that Musk used here, it works at every level, and I'm going

to show you how it applies to normal people without billions, without rockets, and without a single shovel. I'll get to it in a second, but first, you've got to see how he pulled this off, because once you understand it, you'll start spotting this loophole everywhere. I mean, because I know you've been told the only way to win in real estate is to save, grind, and buy. Own the property, own the doors, own the dirt.

But Musk just proved that's outdated thinking. Ownership is optional. Control is everything.

And the way he pulled it off? It's been hiding in plain sight for over 100 years.

In 2021, Las Vegas gave Musk's boring company a 50-year franchise agreement, the same kind used by telecoms or public

transit. It gave him the right to dig tunnels under city streets and private property without

buying the land above. No negotiations, no bidding wars, no billion-dollar real estate deals,

just a legal permission slip that lets him tunnel through the strip.

For almost nothing, the window, it's closing faster than anyone expected.

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