Section 8 Karim

When someone like @henry_cejudo and decides to step into real estate, he doesn’t guess. He follows a system. This is him talking about his experience working with me and what actually made the difference. Pay attention to what he says most people completely miss this. If you want to do this the right way, book a call with my team.

Drop “SECTION 8” to learn How to Buy your first Rental Property with under $10,000 Down. I buy properties from $60-80k, putting $8-12k down per deal, and Cashflow $500-800/mo.

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These houses exist if you know how to find them 👆 Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.

Here’s the websites and filters I use to search in these cities: 1. InvestorLift.com 2. Roofstock.com 3. PropStream.com Filters I always use: - Price: $60k-100k - Under 1,500 sq. ft. - Built after 1950 - 3+ bedrooms Send this to a friend in real estate 🥂 (drop your questions in the comments) Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.

If you want a free training on how to get your first Section 8 rental in the next 60 days… Comment "Section 8" and I'll send it to you right now 🥂 Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.

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The “old way” leaves you at the mercy of W-2 requirements, market tenants, and decades of waiting for appreciation. The new way is built on cash flow from day 1. I’ve used this exact playbook for 7 years to build a portfolio of 405 Section 8 rentals across Louisiana, Ohio, and Missouri. It now generates $492,000/month in rent and $250,000/month in profit. If you want my personal help getting your first 5 Section 8 rentals and access to the exact lenders & connections I use… DM me “Section 8” and let’s chat 🥂 Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.

The 5 things I'd refuse to put my money into 👇 (as a multi-millionaire) Here's what I'd NEVER buy: 1. Bitcoin Too volatile. No cash flow. I'd rather invest in something the US government pays me for, every single month. 2. Stocks or index funds Slow returns. No cash flow. You're betting on companies you don't run, in markets you can't predict. 3. An Airbnb property Single platform dependency. Seasonal income. Constantly changing local regulations. Too unreliable for a portfolio. 4. A rental in California, New York, or any expensive state $1M only gets you about $4,000/mo in rent. Then it can take 6+ months to evict a non-paying tenant. The math doesn't work. 5. A duplex in my own city I live in Miami. Prices here are way too high to make the math work. The same money buys me 5+ houses in Ohio that actually cash flow. So what DO I buy? Section 8 rentals. I buy turnkey single-family homes for $60,000-$80,000 in landlord-friendly states like Louisiana, Ohio, and Missouri. The US government pays the rent every single month, on time, for 7-15 years per tenant on average. After all expenses, deals like this cash flow me $500-$800/month each. I've done this 405 times. If you want a free training on how to get your first Section 8 rental in the next 60 days… Comment "Section 8" and I'll send it to you right now 🥂 Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.

I'm 24 and own 405 Section 8 rentals, here's how it happened, year by year 👇 Age 17: I closed my first deal - a $50,000 house in Laplace, Louisiana - with $5,000 down through seller financing. I listed it on AffordableHousing.com, and 11 days later, a Section 8 tenant moved in paying $1,300/month. After all expenses, that single property cash flowed me $600/month. I still own it today. It now rents for $2,000/month. Age 18-19: After my second property, I was out of capital. So I started pitching investors at real estate conferences and used their money to buy my 3rd through 10th properties. About 6 months later, I refinanced each property and paid every investor back in full - while keeping all the cash flow. Age 20: 77 properties. $50,000/month from my rentals. I dropped out of college. Age 21: Bought a $500,000 Rolls Royce in cash from rental income. Age 24 (today): 405 rentals across 3 states. $492,000/month in rent. $250,000/month in profit. $28.2M in real estate. The math hasn't changed in 7 years. It just compounds. If you want my exact training on how to get your first 5 Section 8 rentals… DM me "Section 8" and I’ll send it to you 🥂 Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.

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If you want my step-by-step system for getting your first 5 Section 8 rentals, comment “Section 8” and I’ll send it to you for free 🥂 Educational only. No guarantees. Individual results vary. Real estate involves risk.