Episode 325
Most people think they can’t invest in real estate because their local market is too expensive. Mike Buska proves that excuse wrong. He works full-time in private security and lives a market where finding cash flow is nearly impossible. Instead of giving up, he looked out of state. Within a year, he built a portfolio of seven units across Detroit and Pennsylvania while still working his demanding full-time job.
In this episode, Mike reveals how he turned long-distance investing into an advantage by creating systems and relying on the right local partners to operate his properties. He also explains how he tapped into a HELOC, using the equity in his primary home to fund multiple deals and accelerate his growth without draining his savings.
Mike’s story is proof that location doesn’t matter when you have the right plan, the right people, and the discipline to take action. If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect time” or thinking your market is too expensive, this episode shows you how to start investing remotely, scale faster, and build wealth no matter where you live.
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