In this episode of The Astute Prosperity Podcast, host John Wei sits down with Alex Asuncion, a real estate investor who transitioned from the Air Force to building a thriving portfolio in multifamily real estate. Alex shares his journey, from starting with Airbnb and fix-and-flips to realizing the power of multifamily investing.
Listen as Alex discusses:
- Why he shifted from single-family homes to commercial multifamily investments
- How he leveraged syndication to scale faster and work with a team
- The benefits of multifamily investing, including cash flow, tax advantages, and equity growth
- The difference between syndication and joint ventures
- His favorite book recommendation for building strong habits
Alex’s story is a must-hear for anyone looking to break into real estate or scale their investment strategy.
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