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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2026 · 50 MIN

Real Estate Paper: Buy the Debt, Skip the Tenants | Tiffany Alexander

from Knack 4 Business · host Tiffany Alexander, Bernie Franzgrote, Wayne Pratt

GROWTH PILLAR: Real Estate & Wealth Building WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Corporate escapees / Leaders building systems WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: Actionable insights, hard-won lessons, real growth strategies   Tiffany Alexander solves one of the toughest problems in wealth building: how to grow money without ever holding a plunger. She started flipping houses in Florida 20 years ago. Then she went up the ladder — wholesaler, tax liens, rentals, commercial. Then a mentor showed her the real game. Look at every tall building downtown. The names on those buildings are banks. Banks don't own the real estate. They own the paper. So Tiffany sold her rentals and became the paper lady. Today she runs Aspen Sage Investment Fund. She buys mortgage debt from banks at a steep discount — sometimes 50 cents on the dollar — and turns it into steady returns for investors. She also brought a 25-year-old government-grade AI to the public through TaxLens.ai. It runs a 10-year tax lookback for 20 dollars and files corrected returns automatically. In this conversation with Bernie and co-host Wayne Pratt, Tiffany covers: Why banks sell non-performing loans at half price How first-lien position protects your investment The 6 to 12 percent returns inside her fund Her daily super-connector habits and "proximity bias" approach Her CRM stack — GoHighLevel, Engage Pro, Hey Lois The TaxLens.ai origin story and what's coming next Connect with Tiffany:Aspen Sage Fund | LinkedIn | Instagram @tiffsinvesting | Instagram @taxlensai | YouTube – Unveiling Journeys | YouTube – Aspen Sage Fund Mentioned in this episode:Property Wizard Podcast with Fred Crouch — the natural companion show if today's real estate angle hooked you. Fred makes wealth building through property easy to follow. Canada Growth Network — Tiffany named GoHighLevel as her core CRM. CGN bundles GHL with real referral-based connections for $47 CAD/month. Make — the automation backbone behind TaxLens-style AI workflows. Connect every tool, run the busywork for you. Browse all episodes:K4B / ETW / CGN archive Next steps: Email Bernie: [email protected] Join Canada Growth Network — $1 CAD first month, $47 CAD/month after Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes by topic Register as a K4B guest Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation.We share perspectives. You make the decisions.Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there.Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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