Path To Passive: Real Estate Investing For Technology Professionals

Steven Arita
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Welcome to "Path To Passive: Real Estate Investing for Tech Professionals," the podcast that helps tech-savvy individuals secure their financial future through real estate. In the fast-paced world of technology, it's easy to overlook the power of real estate as a source of passive income. This podcast is here to change that. In each episode, we'll break down real estate investment strategies in plain language, tailored to tech professionals like you. We'll cover topics like how to use your tech skills to make data-driven property decisions, generate passive income, manage risks, and maximize tax benefits. Plus, you'll hear inspiring success stories from fellow techies who've achieved financial freedom through real estate. Hosted by real estate experts with tech backgrounds, "Path To Passive" simplifies real estate investing, making it accessible to anyone looking to create a passive income stream. Subscribe now and start your journey to financial independence through real estate. Your path to passive income begins here!

  1. 6d ago

    #144 - Vet Sponsors Before Wiring Capital with Ken Gee

    Send us Fan Mail There are four rules that every passive investor must use to vet a real estate sponsor — and if you skip them, you're gambling with your money.  In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Ken Gee, CPA, former Deloitte real estate tax advisor, Founder and managing member of KRI Partners, a private equity firm on its sixth multifamily fund with a track record spanning decades.  Ken built his career watching high-net-worth clients quietly compound wealth through real estate while he worked 80-hour weeks at Deloitte — until a 3 AM feeding with his newborn daughter made him realize his family was going to grow up without him.  That moment of clarity sent him on an 18-month self-education sprint that led to his first 28-unit building, a half-million-dollar payday three years later, and eventually a thriving private equity firm.  Now Ken shares the four rules he wishes every passive investor knew before writing a check: a sponsor must have a full-cycle track record, a management team seasoned enough to survive recessions and black swan events, a commitment to radical transparency, and a fee structure that proves they put investors first.  He also explains exactly what crazy waterfall terms and multi-layered fees really signal — and why you should run from them.  For W-2 tech professionals ready to build passive income through real estate investing, this episode gives you a clear, no-fluff framework to protect your capital and choose sponsors worth trusting. Connect with Ken: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geekennetha/  🌐 Company Website: https://www.kripartners.com/  Episode Highlights: [0:47] – Intro: Welcome to Path to Passive [1:50] – Ken shares how a 3 AM feeding with his newborn sparked his exit from Deloitte and into real estate. [5:08] – Knowledge builds confidence: Ken's success formula that took him from banker to multifamily investor. [11:47] – Find your "Gary": How a fifty-fifty partnership with an eviction attorney unlocked Ken's first big deals. [16:23] – Raise the money first: The fund model shift that separated KRI Partners from every other syndicator in the room. [19:29] – Passive vs. active: Why most W-2 professionals should start as passive investors — and what to do first. [46:26] – Ken's daughter joins the firm: The full-circle moment that made building this business truly worth it. [0:00] – Ken previews his 4 rules for vetting sponsors — the fastest framework for protecting your passive investment. [49:32] – Outro: Connect with Ken at kripartners.com — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    50 min

  2. Jun 19

    #143 - Why Income Funds Beat the 4% Rule with Jay Patel

    Send us Fan Mail What if the retirement strategy your money manager swears by is already 30 years out of date — and quietly draining your future?  In this episode of The Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Jay Patel, serial entrepreneur, former hedge fund manager, and the visionary building India's first MLS, to unpack a smarter path to retirement wealth for W-2 tech professionals.  Jay shares how a $2.5 million loss from September 11th — at just 30 years old — completely rewired the way he thinks about risk, diversification, and passive income through commercial real estate investing.  From buying foreclosures in Detroit and Section 8 properties on Chicago's south side, to launching the Proptex Income Advantage Fund with a consistent 11% preferred return, Jay's journey is packed with hard-won lessons and surprisingly actionable strategy.  You'll learn why the classic 4% withdrawal rule is dangerously outdated for today's cost of living, how a three-vertical real estate fund structure can grow $500K into $1.4M over 10 years without the volatility of the stock market, and how to use a self-directed IRA to invest tax-deferred into cash-flowing real estate.  Jay also drops a jaw-dropping story about sitting in a Mumbai brokerage office for 45 minutes while brokers searched for listings via WhatsApp groups — and how that sparked the creation of a CoStar-style MLS platform for one of the world's largest real estate markets.  Whether you're a high-earning tech professional nearing your pre-retirement years or just starting to think beyond your 401(k), this episode gives you a clear, tangible framework for building the passive income and legacy wealth that actually lasts. Connect with Jay: 🌐 Company Website: https://proptex.com/ 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaypatel-mls/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/proptexfunds/ Episode Highlights: [0:25] – Intro [1:51] – Jay stumbled into real estate after a successful trading career in New York. [2:51] – A $2.5M loss on 9/11 forced Jay to rebuild — and pivot entirely into real estate. [4:35] – Why real estate's predictability beats the stock market's volatility for wealth building. [17:39] – Why the outdated 4% rule puts pre-retirees at serious financial risk today. [22:22] – Residential assisted living: the highest cash-flow opportunity in real estate right now. [22:25] – The Propex Fund's 3 verticals deliver 11% preferred returns with only a 1-year lockup. [46:09] – Jay spotted zero MLS infrastructure in India — and built one from scratch. [57:20] – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    58 min

  3. Jun 12

    #142 - Private Money Beats Bank Financing with Jay Conner

    Send us Fan Mail What if the funding strategy that saved one real estate investor's entire business during the 2008 financial crisis could also help you grow your wealth passively — without touching the stock market? In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Jay Conner, a seasoned real estate investor who has rehabbed and flipped over 500 houses in Eastern North Carolina and built a seven-figure business using a little-known strategy called private money lending. Jay's story starts with a gut punch: in January 2009, he called his banker to fund two houses he already had under contract — only to discover his line of credit had been quietly closed overnight due to the global financial crisis. With earnest money already on the line and no way to fund the deals, Jay asked himself one powerful question: "Who do I know that can help fix my problem?" That question led him to a friend, a conference in Jacksonville, and ultimately to raising $2,150,000 in private funding — without ever pitching a deal or asking a single person for money. In this conversation, you'll learn exactly how private money works, why it's completely different from hard money lending, how ordinary people with "lazy money" sitting in 401ks and self-directed IRAs can earn 8–10% returns passively while you get deals funded fast, and the one mindset shift — becoming a teacher, not a salesperson — that changes everything. Jay also shares the word-for-word "good news phone call" script he uses to deploy investor capital, why the worst time to raise private money is when you need it, and how to close deals in seven days with as few as five documents. Whether you're a W-2 tech professional exploring passive real estate investing or an operator looking to scale without bank limits, this episode delivers a complete, actionable roadmap to funding your deals on your own terms. Connect with Jay: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayconner-privatemoneyauthority/ 🌐 Company Website: https://www.jayconner.com/ 🎟️ Private Money Conference ($97 listener rate) → https://theprivatemoneyconference.com/go-762805?utm_source=linkedin&fpr=kaitlyn-bentley86 📖 Jay's Book: Where to Get the Money Now → https://www.jayconner.com/book-details/?fpr=kaitlyn-bentley86  📄 Free private money scripts PDF → https://go.privatemoneychallenge.com/scripts-lander-podcast  Episode Highlights: 0:00] – Intro [0:51] – Intro: How private money lending tripled Jay's business and became his #1 funding strategy. [4:09] – The 2008 wake-up call: Jay's bank cut his credit line with two houses already under contract. [11:30] – The $969K luncheon: How Jay raised nearly $1M at one lunch with no deals attached. [13:07] – The "Private Money Teacher" mindset: Stop asking, begging, and chasing — start teaching. [14:19] – Why raising money when you need it is the #1 mistake investors make. [23:58] – Private money vs. hard money: The key distinction every operator needs to know. [25:48] – Win-win breakdown: Why passive lenders earn 8–10% while operators get unlimited capital. [46:32] – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    47 min

  4. Jun 5

    #141 - Infinite Banking: Keep Capital Compounding with Anthony Faso & Cameron Christiansen

    Send us Fan Mail What if the secret weapon the Rockefellers used to build generational wealth — and that most W-2 tech professionals have never heard of — was sitting inside a whole life insurance policy this whole time? In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Anthony Faso and Cameron Christiansen, co-founders of Infinite Wealth Consultants and practitioners of the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) for nearly two decades. Anthony, a recovering CPA, and Cameron, who went from managing 60 caddies in Las Vegas to designing custom wealth-building policies, break down IBC from the ground up — no fluff, no hype. You'll learn exactly why storing your capital in a bank is quietly costing you compound interest every time you deploy it into a deal, and how a specially designed whole life policy lets your money work in two places at once — inside the policy growing tax-free, and inside your investment generating cash flow. Cameron shares the moment he read Nelson Nash's "Become Your Own Banker" three times in one night and was genuinely pissed that nobody had ever told him about the cash value side of life insurance. Anthony walks through the "cash cycle of investors" and the credit card analogy that makes IBC click in about 30 seconds. They also get into who IBC is NOT for (hint: if you're outsourcing your financial decisions, stick to the Edward Jones guy down the street), how the Rockefeller family used trusts and policies to expand wealth across generations while the Vanderbilts lost it all, and how Anthony's grandkid will own his first rental property before he turns six. If you're a tech professional building passive income through real estate syndications, private credit, or alternative investments and you're tired of breaking your compounding curve every time you write a check — this episode will change how you think about where your money sits between deals. Connect with Anthony & Cameron: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyfaso/ 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameronlchristiansen/ 🌐 Company Website: https://infinitewealthconsultants.com/ 📚Free Access to Infinite Wealth Online Course: https://go.infinitewealthconsultants.com/pathtopassive  Episode Highlights: 0:00 – Intro 1:00 – What is Infinite Banking and why most people have it completely wrong. 2:42 – The "cash cycle of investors" — why deploying capital always breaks your compounding curve. 6:34 – Cameron read Nelson Nash's book three times in one night and was pissed nobody told him this sooner. 13:32 – The credit card analogy that explains Infinite Banking in under 30 seconds. 18:57 – How the Rockefellers used policies and trusts to grow wealth across generations while the Vanderbilts lost it all. 21:02 – Anthony's son earns $12K/month passive income and his grandkid will own a rental property before age six. 34:09 – Who IBC is NOT for — and the one mindset shift that separates IBC investors from everyone else. 46:33 – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    51 min

  5. May 29

    #140 - Business Acquisitions: Faster Cash Flow with David Hori

    Send us Fan Mail What if the biggest wealth-building opportunity of the next decade isn't real estate — it's buying the business next door? In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with David Hori, a 25-year veteran of scaling high-growth companies including a Toyota acquisition and multiple VC-backed startups, who has now turned his sights on a different kind of asset: profitable, cash-flowing Main Street businesses. David breaks down the $14 trillion "Silver Tsunami" — the massive wave of baby boomer business owners who will exit in the next 10 years, with far more sellers than buyers and why that spells a generational opportunity for tech professionals who know how to build and operate teams. You'll learn why buying an existing business beats building a startup from scratch (no product-market fit risk, cash flow from day one), how one business David is actively pursuing generates between $37,000 and $120,000 a month in cash flow — the equivalent of buying 13 rental properties — and why private equity's buy-and-flip playbook is fundamentally broken for communities and long-term wealth. David also shares his two niche buy boxes (e-commerce and water infrastructure), the counterintuitive "stay in your lane" rule that applies to both operators and investors, and the simple revenue levers — vendor renegotiation, bundling, and basic pricing hygiene — that can 3x a business within 12 months. Whether you're a tech professional with capital to deploy or simply curious about alternatives to rental real estate, this episode will change how you think about building passive income and long-term financial freedom. Connect with David: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamdavidhori/ 🌐 Company Website: https://toplineops.com/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toplineops/ Weekly Webinar: https://learn.toplineops.com/pod-webinar-1  Episode Highlights: 0:35 – Intro 1:36 – David shares his journey from a global law firm to VC-backed startups chasing speed and innovation. 10:26 – $14 trillion with a T is changing hands as baby boomers exit — and not enough buyers exist. 10:27 – Why buying a proven, cash-flowing business beats building a startup from scratch. 10:26 – The 3 D's (Divorce, Death, Disease) — the real reasons business owners sell. 15:03 – Private equity's buy-and-flip playbook is destructive — David explains why he's on the opposite end. 19:47 – One business David is actively bidding on generates $37K–$120K/month in cash flow. 22:23 – Simple levers to 3x revenue: renegotiate vendors, bundle products, and raise your prices. 35:43 – David's mentor kept telling him "stay in your lane" — here's why he finally listened. 35:44 – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    40 min

  6. May 22

    #139 - Senior Living: Aging Demand, Limited Supply with Radhika Rastogi

    Send us Fan Mail Most W-2 professionals assume building wealth means buying more homes, Radhika Rastogi did too, until she sat in her garage during COVID and did the math. Radhika Rastogi is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Relik Capital Group, a private equity firm specializing in senior living real estate syndications. With over 10 years of real estate investing experience, a background leading strategic initiatives for Fortune 100 companies, and deep expertise in Medicaid-funded healthcare programs, she now oversees a portfolio of 300+ senior housing units valued at $17 million. In this episode, she breaks down why senior living is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for high-income professionals: the 80+ population is growing 28% over the next four years, the national investment gap sits at $258 billion, and occupancy in many markets is already at 98–99% with wait lists. Radhika explains the three phases of senior housing, how her team acquires underperforming communities for under $100K per unit, and why she interviewed 75 operators before selecting the right regional partners. She also reveals the hidden revenue stream most mom-and-pop sellers miss entirely, level of care fees and how spotting that one gap can transform a deal's returns. For W-2 investors feeling stuck in unscalable residential strategies, this episode is a masterclass in making the shift to commercial real estate syndications — starting with as little as $50K and building lasting wealth without leaving your day job. Connect with Radhika: 🔗 LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/rastogi-radhika/ 🌐 Company Website: https://www.relikcapitalgroup.com/ 📰 Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/rich-roots/id1795836092  Episode Highlights: [0:00] – Intro: Teaser clip — senior living demand is exploding [0:45] – Welcome to Path to Passive [4:19] – The 120-home math that made Radhika pivot from residential [6:04] – Independent living, assisted living & memory care explained [8:38] – $258B investment gap, 28% demand surge & 98% occupancy markets [14:43] – How syndications work & Relik Capital's buy box [15:46] – The hidden revenue stream most mom-and-pop sellers miss [19:49] – Why they interviewed 75 operators to find just 3 [27:36] – AI-powered underwriting: reviewing 30 deals a month [33:46] – How $50K can double every 5 years through syndications [39:29] – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    40 min

  7. May 15

    #138 - Direct Capital Raising Wins Bigger Investor Checks with Derek Vickers

    Send us Fan Mail What if the key to building a $130M real estate portfolio wasn't a Wall Street background — but pure, relentless persistence from a small-town kid who once had to choose between a 20-oz and an 8-oz Red Bull because he couldn't afford both? In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Derek Vickers, mobile home park investor, fund manager, and operator of over 2,000 units across 40+ communities.  Derek shares the raw, unfiltered story of how he went from selling insurance and cold-calling mobile home park owners on a list he found himself, to launching a $20 million fund — after getting turned down by a friend who told him his $50K wasn't enough to invest.  Spoiler: Derek's response was to go buy the parks himself.  Listeners will learn how Derek applied Grant Cardone's 10X philosophy to real estate acquisitions, why underestimating effort is the #1 reason most people quit before they break through, and how shifting from syndications to a fund model opened the door to million-dollar check writers who actually prefer you to skip the small talk and just ask the direct question.  Derek also breaks down his portfolio aggregation thesis — why he believes there are fewer than 10 years left of mom-and-pop mobile home park deals — and what he's doing now to position for institutional buyers.  Whether you're a W-2 tech professional thinking about passive income through commercial real estate, or you're already a few deals in and wondering how to scale, this conversation is packed with mindset shifts and tactical frameworks you can apply immediately.  By the end of this episode, you'll walk away with a sharper understanding of how to build momentum in mobile home park investing, how to raise capital without being transactional, and why the size of your vision matters less than your willingness to keep moving forward until the light hits. Connect with Derek: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/derek-vickers-0774b146/ 🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/derekvickers885/ 🔗 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/derek.vickers.14 🌐 Company Website: https://vicktorycapital.com/home2 Episode Highlights: 0:32 – Intro: What is Path to Passive and who is it for? 0:56 – Meet Derek Vickers: 2,000+ units, 40+ mobile home park communities, and $130M+ in assets under management. 2:58 – How Derek self-taught real estate underwriting through Grant Cardone's Real Estate Mondays and why the math just clicked for him. 4:04 – The rejection that started it all: A friend said his $50K wasn't enough to invest — so Derek went and bought the parks himself. 7:40 – The 10X mindset shift: Why Derek stopped making 15 calls a day, hired callers, and scaled his outreach to win through sheer volume. 16:53 – Raising capital without being transactional: How belief in your deal removes the fear of asking investors for money directly. 12:19 – From JV deals to syndications to a $20M fund: How Derek's capital structure evolved as he scaled to 40+ parks. 28:59 – Why Derek believes there are fewer than 10 years left of mom-and-pop mobile home park deals — and how he's positioning for institutional buyers. 39:49 – What the version of Derek who couldn't afford a Red Bull would think of everything he's built — family, health, and freedom included. 42:31 – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

    40 min

  8. May 8

    #137 - Structure Over Deals: Real Estate Profit Strategy with Cherif Medawar

    Send us Fan Mail Your W-2 salary is a great start, but it was never designed to build the kind of wealth that lets you step back and live life on your own terms.  In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven sits down with Cherif Medawar — a real estate investor, fund manager, and educator with 35+ years of experience. He has completed hundreds of transactions and built a $100M+ portfolio across the U.S. and Puerto Rico, including historic commercial assets in Old San Juan.  Cherif's path to passive income didn't start with capital or connections, it started with a $2.25 apple.  Working as a management trainee at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles (once called the Western White House), Cherif charged a billionaire for an apple at 2 AM instead of comping it — and that single act of integrity got him hired as the man's right-hand man for the next eight years, learning how to manage properties across the globe from Martinique to Paris.  In this conversation, Cherif unpacks the exact framework — strategy, structure, system, automation, scale, and sustainability — that took him from hotel employee to managing a $100M real estate portfolio in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.  He breaks down the critical difference between syndications and real estate funds, explains why tech professionals are uniquely positioned to build wealth faster than almost anyone else, and reveals why "money is in the structure" — not the deal.  You'll also hear Cherif's personal story of navigating the sudden loss of his wife while managing a multi-jurisdictional estate across three countries, and how he used the same GPS-like framework to rebuild and reach total financial freedom.  Whether you're a software engineer at a FAANG company or a high-earning tech professional ready to stop trading time for money, this episode gives you a clear, actionable path from W-2 income to passive income — without having to become a full-time real estate expert. Connect with Cherif: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherifmedawar/  🌐 Company Website: https://www.cherifmedawar.com/ 🎥 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/cherifmedawar1  Episode Highlights: [0:39] – Intro [2:16] – How Cherif got spotted by a billionaire at the Century Plaza Hotel — and why charging him $2.25 for an apple launched an 8-year mentorship that changed everything. [11:07] – Cherif reveals why "money is in the structure" — and breaks down the exact Strategy → Structure → System → Automation → Scale → Sustainability framework. [16:58] – Syndication vs. Real Estate Fund explained — why the fund model gives you more flexibility, less risk, and keeps all the upside for you. [18:47] – How to set up a debt fund that pays investors fixed returns of 6–10% while you compound wealth and never have to sell your properties. [32:03] – The Old San Juan single-tenant strategy that generates 10–15 year corporate-guaranteed leases — and how Cherif spotted the opportunity before anyone else. [37:44] – The 3 stages of money every tech professional must move through: work for money, work the money, then make money work for you. [52:20] – Cherif opens up about losing his wife suddenly and how he navigated a multi-country estate crisis — using the same framework to rebuild and reach total financial freedom. [55:40] – Outro — Share this with your tech friends who you think would benefit from learning about passive income and alternative real estate investments.  For more resources and guides, check these out: Crack the Code https://www.aritacapital.com/crack-the-code/ Investor 101 https://www.aritacapital.com/investor-101-resource/ Due Diligence Resource https://www.aritacapital.com/dd-checklist-resource/ If you want to learn more, reach out at: Email: steven@aritacapital.com LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/aritasteven/ IG:  https://www.instagram.com/the.real.arita

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Welcome to "Path To Passive: Real Estate Investing for Tech Professionals," the podcast that helps tech-savvy individuals secure their financial future through real estate. In the fast-paced world of technology, it's easy to overlook the power of real estate as a source of passive income. This podcast is here to change that. In each episode, we'll break down real estate investment strategies in plain language, tailored to tech professionals like you. We'll cover topics like how to use your tech skills to make data-driven property decisions, generate passive income, manage risks, and maximize tax benefits. Plus, you'll hear inspiring success stories from fellow techies who've achieved financial freedom through real estate. Hosted by real estate experts with tech backgrounds, "Path To Passive" simplifies real estate investing, making it accessible to anyone looking to create a passive income stream. Subscribe now and start your journey to financial independence through real estate. Your path to passive income begins here!

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