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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2021 · 21 MIN

Vital Lessons In Real Estate You Need To Know With Nancy Chillag

from Real Estate Investor Goddesses Podcast · host Monick Halm

There are always risks and horror stories in any business. But for every risk and horror story, there are lessons in real estate that will help you thrive and succeed. Today's guest is Nancy Chillag, the founder and CEO of 23rd Street Investors, whose mission is to help people passively invest in commercial real estate. In this episode, Nancy shares with Monick Halm her horror stories and valuable lessons. Since many of her horrible experiences revolve around abusive tenants, you’ll learn why it's essential to weed out your tenants, ensuring that you get the good ones. Also, never think that you can't buy the property you're eyeing for. In her personal experience, Nancy learned that you can always find a way to get the necessary resources to purchase whatever property you need. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Real Estate Investor Goddesses Community today:RealEstateInvestorGoddesses.comReal Estate Investor Goddesses FacebookReal Estate Investor Goddesses InstagramReal Estate Investor Goddesses Twitter

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