143. The Power of Cash Flow Investing with Charles Carillo

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Wondering why you should avoid investing in D-class properties? Charles Carillo explains the challenges and risks associated with these properties. From ongoing tenant issues to higher maintenance costs, D-class properties require intensive management. Plus, Charles explains why you need to prioritize cash flowing properties that maintain their value even during market fluctuations. It’s all about weathering the storm!

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