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#18 Martin Kořenek - Více než 160 investičních nemovitostí za 8 let!

EPISODE · Jun 1, 2023 · 52 MIN

#18 Martin Kořenek - Více než 160 investičních nemovitostí za 8 let!

from Makléřská hodinka - CENTURY 21 Czech Republic · host Karel Hubáček

Do dnešního dílu Makléřské hodinky CENTURY 21 jsme si pozvali realitního investora a konzultanta Martina Kořenka, který s investováním do nemovitostí začal v roce 2015 a dnes vlastní jíž víc než 160 nemovitostí. Jaké byly jeho začátky a co mu nejvíce pomohlo? Co dělá pro udržitelnost svého podnikání? To a mnohem více se dozvíte právě v této epizodě. Příjemný poslech! HOST: Martin Kořenek - https://www.martinkorenek.cz/ MODERÁTOR: Karel Hubáček - https://karelhubacek.cz/

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