Unlocking Passive Income Outside of Real Estate

Your real estate program is great… but buying rental properties requires a large down payment up front. Do you have any strategies to start building passive income with less money down?

This is a great question that came in a few weeks ago.

We just conducted the second launch for our investment membership The Phoenician League last month. Our big pitch is that the membership delivers a comprehensive financial training program and actionable investment opportunities.

In other words, the program provides both the knowledge and actionable ways to implement it. It’s not just another information product.

One of the biggest promises we make is around helping members work up to $10,000 a month in passive income with rental real estate. We have the connections and the property deal flow to make this process as simple and straight-forward as possible.

That said, real estate is a slow game at first. It takes a while to save up enough to acquire our first properties.

The good news is that there’s a great way to start building passive income much sooner. We call it the Income Snowball Strategy.

I have personally used this strategy to generate a 9-15% return on my cash consistently. This is how I work up to having enough money to acquire new rental properties. 

And these returns come in the form of monthly passive income. The money hits our account every single month.

So we aren’t generating capital gains in the stock market here. 

That means we don’t have to worry about market crashes or investor sentiment. I see this as ideal now that the Age of Paper Wealth is over.

As such, we’ve unlocked a micro-course around this strategy. It’s short and to the point. There’s no fluff or filler whatsoever.

And the course outlines three specific strategies we can use to grow our passive income. One is conservative. One is moderate. And the last is aggressive – for those who have a higher risk tolerance.

If you’re interested, you can get our micro course right here: The Income Snowball Strategy