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Empowering Women in Real Estate Investing with Liz Faircloth, ep. 337
REady2Scale - Real Estate Investing
Joining us this week is Liz Faircloth, a trailblazer in empowering women in real estate investing. Listen in to learn the unique challenges and opportunities women face in the real estate industry, offering insights and strategies for building a financially free and balanced life. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode provides valuable lessons on wealth creation, partnership dynamics, and the importance of diversification in investment.
Key Highlights:
Women in Real Estate:
-Discussion on the emerging trend of women's role in real estate and the unique attributes women bring to investing.
-Insights into the financial revolution led by women and the confidence gap in investment decisions.
Building Wealth through Diversification:
-Liz and Jeanette discuss their personal investment strategies, emphasizing the importance of diversification across various asset classes, including multifamily, warehouses, and venture capital.
Challenges in Partnerships:
-The conversation highlights the importance of proper structuring in partnerships and staying compliant with regulations.
-Liz shares a cautionary tale about the risks of improperly structured partnerships and the need for operational expertise.
Advice for Spousal Collaboration:
Liz provides tips for spouses working together in real estate, stressing the importance of scheduling time for business planning, relationship building, and fun.
How to Contact Liz:
Instagram: @therealestateinvesther
Website: therealestateinvesther.com
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