191: How to Become a Passive Investor: Tips for Transitioning from Active Investing

In this episode, Jim Pfeifer interviews Travis Henry, who shares his journey from active residential investing to becoming a successful passive commercial investor. Travis discusses how he leveraged his underwriting expertise to make smarter investment decisions and strategically transitioned from active management to a passive income-generating portfolio. He provides actionable tips on when to stay active and when it’s time to go passive, helping investors determine which path best suits their financial goals and lifestyle.

Tune in to discover:

  • How Travis made the switch from residential to commercial real estate
  • When to remain an active investor vs. when to consider going passive
  • The advantages of leveraging an underwriting career for smarter investments
  • Building a diversified commercial portfolio with minimal management
  • Key insights into real estate syndications, REITs, and other passive investment opportunities

Whether you’re looking to scale your portfolio or seeking more freedom through passive investing, this episode offers valuable advice on making the right choices at the right time.

Unlock the secrets to passive income and start your journey to financial freedom today!

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Rodney Brandt
29 days ago

Hello Travis. What are some sponsors you like? I really believe it is the sponsor and not the property. Sort of……

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