Path To Passive: Real Estate Investing For Technology Professionals

Steven Arita

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. 5d ago

    The Real Estate Return Most Investors Miss with Flint Jamison

    Send us Fan Mail What if the safest investment in your portfolio turned out to be a dentist's office? On this episode of The Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Flint Jamison, aerospace engineer turned fund manager who helped design the Boeing 787 and now runs Vestus Capital to unpack how W-2 tech professionals can break into commercial real estate without quitting their day job. Flint's journey started with walking his dog in the dark, listening to podcasts, and stumbling into a BRRRR duplex that cost him more headaches than it was worth. That painful first deal pushed him toward commercial real estate syndications, and just three months after closing his first 104-unit property, he was unexpectedly invited to co-manage a $30 million fund. You'll hear why he believes the engineer brain is both a superpower and a trap when it comes to investing, how he overcame analysis paralysis and imposter syndrome, and why he now vets everything from medical office buildings to crypto hedge funds — including a wild story about spending four months on due diligence for a crypto fund that nearly imploded before his eyes. Flint breaks down the fund-to-fund model in plain English, explains how a feeder fund gives everyday investors access to deals with million-dollar minimums, and shares why his best-performing, lowest-risk asset class is a portfolio of 75 medical office buildings leased to dentists on 15-year triple-net leases. He also gets into the transferable skills from engineering to real estate, the reality of learning sales and marketing as a self-described "bad salesman," and a hilarious story about building a full-size kit airplane with fellow engineers where the final instruction literally just said "Install the engine." Whether you're a tech professional who's been told syndications are too complicated, or an investor wondering how to vet operators across asset classes you've never heard of, this conversation gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how a capital allocator actually does the work. You'll walk away with a clearer understanding of how to diversify beyond index funds, how to evaluate a fund manager's value, and how to collapse your learning timeline in commercial real estate investing. Connect with Flint: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/flintjamison/ 🌐 Company Website: https://vestuscapital.com/ 📚 Check out his book, The Engineer's Guide to Real Estate Wealth: https://vestuscapital.com/books/  Episode Highlights: [0:00] – [Intro] [0:59] – Flint Jamison, aerospace engineer turned fund manager at Vestas Capital [1:30] – How dog walks and podcasts led to a painful first duplex BRRRR [2:14] – Three months after his first 104-unit deal, unexpectedly invited to manage a $30M fund [5:31] – Why the BRRRR strategy lost money and wasn't scalable for W-2 professionals [15:58] – Engineer brain: analysis paralysis, imposter syndrome, and how to break through [25:15] – Four months of crypto hedge fund due diligence — and the red flags that killed the deal [28:44] – Medical real estate: 75 dental offices, his lowest-risk and best-performing asset class [31:57] – Fund-to-fund structure explained: how smaller checks unlock million-dollar minimum deals [45:49] – [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

  2. Aug 7

    Find Fixable Problems in Commercial Real Estate with Aaron Strole

    Send us Fan Mail What you can't afford to ignore if you're a W-2 tech professional sitting on a W-2 salary while wondering if real estate investing could actually change your life.  In this episode of The Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Aaron Strole, founder of Capital Asset Management Commercial Real Estate (CAMCRE)  a Phoenix-based, full-service commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm now overseeing 200+ properties and 12 million square feet across retail, office, and industrial assets.  Aaron's story is one that tech professionals will deeply relate to: he came up through IBM as a business strategist, earned his MBA from UT Austin, and spent years learning how to use technology and process improvement to make companies run better before pivoting into commercial real estate right before the Great Recession hit.  You'll hear how Aaron and his wife built CAMCRE from scratch in 2009 with virtually no clients, grew it through three strategic acquisitions, and why the grease trap incident at one of their first distressed properties taught him everything he needed to know about delegating fast.  Aaron breaks down what commercial property management actually looks like (hint: it's far more professional and business-focused than residential), how his IBM background gave him a competitive edge in operations and technology, and why AI is rapidly flipping the asset manager's role from "human first, AI to validate" to "AI first, human in the loop."  He also shares the insights he took straight from the RetCon real estate tech conference about what will separate top operators from the rest when AI levels the analytical playing field — spoiler: it's relationships.  Whether you're curious about commercial real estate as your next wealth-building vehicle or looking to understand how transferable your corporate skill set really is, this conversation will show you exactly how to think like an investor, build like a business owner, and stay curious enough to make the leap. Connect with Aaron: 🔗LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-strole-68b2818/  🌐Company Website: https://camcre.com/  Episode Highlights: [0:00] – Intro: What "value add" really means in commercial real estate [0:46] – Meet Aaron Strole, founder of CAMCRE — from IBM consultant to 200+ property operator [3:52] – How Aaron launched his company during the Great Recession with no clients and no roadmap [6:07] – The grease trap disaster that taught him to delegate fast and hire the right people [19:44] – Growth through acquisition: How Aaron scaled from 17 to 55+ employees with 3 strategic deals [28:23] – AI in commercial real estate: From invoice processing to flipping the asset manager model [30:49] – Why relationships — not data — will be the real differentiator in an AI-first world [35:28] – Aaron's #1 advice for tech professionals: Be curious, ask questions, and find the fixable problem [41:32] – 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

  3. Jul 31

    Land Development Without Becoming the Builder with Brandon Cobb

    Send us Fan Mail What you won't learn in a W-2 job is that your financial security is entirely in someone else's hands  until the day your boss calls you into a Starbucks and fires you on what felt like your best day ever.  That's exactly what happened to Brandon Cobb, a former medical device sales rep who went from Rookie of the Year to unemployed in one conversation, and used that gut-punch moment to build a land development company now doing $20 million a year.  In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Brandon to unpack his raw journey from failed life coaching and burned marketing dollars to mastering the three phases of land development — entitlement, horizontal development, and home construction — and eventually selling finished communities to national builders like Lennar and D.R. Horton.  Brandon breaks down exactly how his Land Development Accelerator program works, who it's built for (hint: experienced real estate operators with stable cash flow, not first-timers), and how passive investors can participate in pre-sold land deals through HBG Capital without ever swinging a hammer.  He also shares how his mastermind community is using AI agents — from automated bookkeeping to real-time city negotiation support to compress timelines and gain an edge that would have taken years to build manually.  If you're a tech professional looking to diversify beyond the stock market with a high-conviction real estate strategy, this episode will open your eyes to a wealth-building vehicle most investors have never considered. Connect with Brandon: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hbgcapital/ 🌐 Company Website: https://www.hbgcapital.net/ 🌐 Free Land Development Course: https://learnlanddevelopment.com/ 💰 Invest Passively in Pre-Sold Land Deals: https://www.hbgcapital.net/waitlist/ 📖 Free E-Book: "100 Questions Business Owners Ask Before Investing": https://www.hbgcapital.net/  Episode Highlights: [0:44] – Intro [1:39] – Brandon shares his W-2 origin story: medical device sales, Rookie of the Year, then fired at Starbucks. [5:00] – After failed side hustles, Brandon discovers real estate and goes all in. [9:07] – The 3 phases of land development explained — and why most investors skip the most profitable ones. [13:28] – Inside the Land Development Accelerator: who it's for and what outcomes members achieve. [18:17] – How W-2 tech professionals can invest passively in pre-sold land deals through HBG Capital. [22:26] – The scaling secret: going from $20M/year by ditching vertical integration and outsourcing like a fund manager. [29:37] – AI is reshaping land development right now — from 4-hour due diligence reports done in 30 minutes to real-time city negotiation support. [41:58] – 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

  4. Jul 24

    Coffee Farms as an Alternative Asset with Adam Jason

    Send us Fan Mail What if the coffee you drank this morning was actually a pre-IPO investment opportunity? On this episode of The Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Adam Jason, co-CEO of Green Coffee Company and former Wall Street securities attorney who traded courtrooms and IPO filings for coffee farms in Medellín, Colombia. Adam shares the unexpected story of how a spontaneous month-long trip turned into building Colombia's largest coffee producer, 10,000 acres, 10 million trees, and over $100 million raised from accredited US investors. You'll learn how Adam and his team spotted a massive gap in the coffee industry: giants like Starbucks and Nestlé never go to the farming level, leaving an untapped farm-to-cup opportunity hiding in plain sight. The conversation breaks down why agribusiness makes sense as a real estate alternative for private investors, how the Green Coffee Company secured the exclusive US and Canada rights to the iconic Juan Valdez brand, and why their products are now hitting shelves at Target, Walgreens, and over 2,500 retail doors. There's even a wild story about turning coffee cherry byproduct — what would otherwise be garbage — into pure ethanol and premium spirits, a commercial-scale first that nobody in the industry has cracked yet. If you're a tech professional exploring passive income and alternative investments beyond multifamily and self-storage, this episode gives you a rare look at a pre-IPO agribusiness play with hard assets, recession-resistant demand, and a projected 3–4x return on the path to a US public listing within 18 months. Connect with Adam: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-jason-98a22612/ 🌐 Company Website: https://www.greencoffeecompany.com/  Episode Highlights: [0:38] – Intro [1:02] – Meet Adam Jason, former Wall Street attorney turned co-CEO of Colombia's largest coffee producer. [2:04] – How a spontaneous month-long trip to Medellín led Adam to leave his legal career and build a $100M agribusiness. [15:08] – Why farmland beats traditional real estate: tangible assets, recession-proof demand, and real estate-like downside protection. [19:05] – Colombia's largest coffee producer: 10,000 acres, 10 million trees, and how they got there through strategic farm roll-ups. [19:05] – Securing exclusive US & Canada rights to the iconic Juan Valdez brand and expanding into 2,500+ retail doors including Target and Walgreens. [31:02] – Current pre-IPO investment opportunity: $100K minimum, targeting a 3–4x return on capital within 18 months. [36:37] – Turning coffee cherry waste into ethanol and spirits — a first-of-its-kind commercial revenue stream. [41:25] – 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

  5. Jul 17

    Start With Better Real Estate Partners with Victor Menasce

    Send us Fan Mail What you don't know about real estate partnerships could be costing you years of your investing career and Victor Menasce learned that the hard way.  On this episode of The Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Victor Menasce, former VP of Engineering at a semiconductor company, serial M&A dealmaker, author of Magnetic Capital, and now senior partner at Y Street Capital and host of the Real Estate Espresso podcast with over 3,000 episodes.  Victor brings a rare systems-thinking lens to commercial real estate investing, one that W-2 tech professionals will immediately recognize.  Together, they unpack what Victor wishes he'd known when he left the high-tech world during the 2009 financial crisis to dive into real estate: stop starting from the ground floor when you already have the skills to begin at the mezzanine level.  Victor shares why flipping houses is the wrong first move for most tech professionals, why "passive income" is one of the biggest myths in real estate, and how raising capital for real estate deals is actually cleaner and more predictable than funding a tech startup.  You'll hear the wild story of how Victor quietly assembled an entire city block in North Philly — acquiring 19 properties over five years through multiple entities so no one could piece together what was happening and how his team bought the former Marlboro Man's cattle ranch in Colorado Springs for 23 cents a square foot.  The biggest lesson? He who attracts the best partners wins, every time, in any industry.  By the end of this episode, you'll know exactly why environment beats knowledge and mindset every time, how to use your tech skills as leverage to partner into real estate deals, and why AI tools like NotebookLM and Placer.ai are collapsing the information arbitrage gap faster than most investors realize. Connect with Victor: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vmenasce/ 🌐 Company Website: https://ystreetcapital.com/ The Real Estate Espresso Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-real-estate-espresso-podcast/id1340482613  Episode Highlights: 0:00] – Intro [1:04] – Victor's background in semiconductors and what drove him to leave tech for real estate. [5:57] – Why tech pros starting from scratch in real estate is the biggest mistake — you already have the skills. [6:52] – How Magnetic Capital reveals that raising money in real estate is cleaner and easier than tech fundraising. [11:27] – Why "passive income" is a myth — every real estate investment is an active business. [11:27] – Environment over everything: why who you surround yourself with determines your results faster than any course or coach. [31:09] – Victor's current favorite asset classes: small bay industrial and industrial outdoor storage. [32:25] – How Victor's team uses AI (NotebookLM, Placer.ai) to do in hours what used to take months. [40:08] – The #1 advice for W-2 tech professionals: find the best operators and add value with your tech skills. [43:45] – 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

  6. Jul 10

    Systematizing Mobile Home Park Profits with Chad Freeman

    Send us Fan Mail What if your W-2 paycheck is the biggest thing standing between you and real wealth? Host Steven Arita sits down with Chad Freeman — airline pilot, mobile home park operator, and commercial real estate investor with over a decade in the game to unpack one of the most overlooked asset classes for tech professionals. Chad's origin story is hard to beat: he discovered mobile home parks after spotting a Frank Rolfe boot camp manual at his business partner's mother's house, took the course five times, bought his first parks in 2017, and never looked back — even through a personal reset that included a tough divorce, pausing acquisitions, and returning investor capital with promised interest. In this episode, Steven and Chad dig into why mobile home parks have a genuine moat (they're literally disappearing — Chad's team goes whole days finding nothing on their buy lists), why 100+ million Americans earning under $50K make demand nearly recession-proof, and how lot rents sitting at half of fair market value spell opportunity for anyone paying attention. Chad also gets real about the painful lesson of trying to paste airline-style ops manuals onto a mobile home park business — and what actually works instead. And yes, his two aunts once called him stupid for buying trailer parks. That story lands differently now. By the end of this episode, W-2 earners will have a concrete picture of how to build tax-advantaged passive income streams, systematize operations, and start putting their money to work harder than they do. Connect with Chad: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-freeman-pilot/  🌐 Company Website: https://mhpinvestors.com/  ✉️ invest@MHPinvestors.com 📲 702-706-6904 Episode Highlights: [0:00] – Intro [0:46] – Chad Freeman's origin story: how a random boot camp manual sparked a decade in mobile home parks. [4:33] – Why MHPs are disappearing fast — and why that's actually a massive opportunity. [7:29] – The demand case: 100M+ Americans priced out of single-family homes need affordable housing now. [24:26] – Value-add playbook: how to turn a mismanaged mom-and-pop park into a cash-flowing asset. [26:28] – Airline systems vs. MHP operations — what Chad learned trying to translate one to the other. [31:38] – Scarcity vs. abundance mindset shift that changed how Chad scales his business. [31:39] – Why W-2 earners are the perfect fit for tax-advantaged passive income through MHP investing. [32:43] – Foreclosures as a cash-flow engine to fund the next MHP acquisition. [37:23] – 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

  7. Jul 3

    Multifamily Scale Without Rental Headaches with Ryan Porter

    Send us Fan Mail What if your W-2 salary is your biggest financial liability?  In this episode of Path to Passive, host Steven Arita sits down with Ryan Porter — AWS Principal Cloud Architect, real estate investor, and co-founder of Porter Legacy Group — to unpack how a tech professional with 14 years of investing experience went from rehabbing a "seventies cocaine den" condo in San Francisco's Mission District to buying a 147-unit multifamily asset in Dallas-Fort Worth at a 30% discount straight from the bank.  Ryan shares how he scaled from single family midterm rentals in Medellín, Colombia — designed for digital nomads and tech execs — to passive commercial real estate syndication, and exactly why owning 100% of one door is a trap that most W-2 tech professionals don't see coming.  You'll learn why high earners at companies like AWS and Google are dangerously over-weighted in RSUs, how tax drag compounds against you year after year if you're not acting, and why Ryan believes 20–25% diversification into real estate is the move for anyone in tech carrying a heavy state tax burden.  The conversation gets real on the psychology of using other people's money, overcoming the "I'm smart enough to do it alone" mindset, and why the current distress in the DFW multifamily market is mirroring the post-GFC window Ryan rode to his first win.  Walk away with three actionable pillars — tax planning, diversification, and fundamentals — and a clear picture of how passive multifamily investing can start working for you even if your minimum check is $50K. Connect with Ryan: 🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanbporter/  🌐 Company Website: https://www.porterlegacy.com/  Episode Highlights: [0:00] – Intro [0:36] – Welcome to Path to Passive — building wealth through commercial real estate for tech professionals. [1:00] – Ryan Porter joins: AWS Principal Cloud Architect, 14-year real estate investor, and co-founder of Porter Legacy Group. [2:17] – From GFC survivor to San Francisco condo buyer — how Ryan's real estate journey began. [8:56] – Why single family stops scaling — the mindset shift every W-2 tech investor needs to make. [20:54] – Why passive syndication beats landlord life — no toilets, no calls, just returns. [28:53] – Buying a 147-unit DFW asset at a 30% bank discount — how market distress creates opportunity. [34:43] – Three keys for high W-2 earners: tax planning, diversification, and fundamentals. [38:49] – 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

  8. Jun 26

    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

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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!