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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2025 · 1H 24M

Using the Housing Market to Build Long-term Sustainable Wealth with Beth Silverman

from A Few Good Doors · host Ann Reed

On Today’s episode, Beth Silverman shares how she went from $200,000 in debt to building a real estate business and real estate investment portfolio. She  believes that anyone can achieve financial freedom and passive income through strategic real estate investments. She’s ranked in the top 1.5% of Realtors nationwide by Real Trends and she’s built a reputation as a powerhouse investment specialist, helping clients find off-market opportunities, maximize ROI, and leverage tools like 1031 exchanges to build long-term wealth. With roots in new construction and REO fix-and-flip, Beth began her career in Baltimore before relocating to St. Petersburg, Florida, where she became a top producer in short-term rental acquisitions, leading the acquisition and sale of over 75 high-performing beach STRs. Beth is also a leader in co-living investments, partnering with PadSplit to help investors place 250+ units while championing affordable workforce housing. A sought-after mentor, instructor, and best-selling author, she created “PadSplit Mastery for Realtors”, was named eXp Realty’s Mentor and Instructor of the Year, and is a three-time ICON agent. When she’s not closing deals or expanding her portfolio, you’ll find her enjoying a cigar and the Florida sunshine in St. Pete.  Here are the key takeaways from today’s show:  1) Want to Invest? Start With What You Have! -House hack with roommates -Use an FHA loan (3.5% down) -Buy an investment property before your own home -Utilize a HELOC on existing equity Most people think they need $$$ to start investing. Reality? You just need strategy. 2) Real Estate: The Ultimate Tax Hack! -Depreciation = tax-free cash flow -Cost segregation = HUGE tax write-offs -HELOCs = funding your next deal If you’re making money, you NEED real estate in your portfolio. The wealthy know it—do you?  3) Investing is NOT One-Size-Fits-All! You don’t need to fit into the "guru" model of investing. Ask yourself: -Cash flow or equity? -Short-term or long-term? -Passive or active? Your strategy should match YOUR goals, not someone else’s flex. Play your own game. 4) PadSplit: The Real Estate Hack No One Talks About! Want cash flow WITHOUT crazy expenses? Try co-living investing. -Convert single-family homes into multi-unit rentals -Rent by the room for 2-3x traditional rent -Passive income + helping solve the affordable housing crisis It’s Airbnb for long-term tenants—but better! For more tips, on how to invest in real estate follow your host, Ann Reed, on Instagram @annreedandcoYou can find our guest, Beth Silverman, on Instagram @buildwealthwithbeth

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