#37. Scott Jelinek— Flipping For Freedom: Mastering The Art Of Slow Flips

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With over a decade of experience, Scott Jelinek unveils the concept of slow flipping: where quality beats quantity and where the goal is not rapid success but the pursuit of lasting financial freedom. Tune in and get ready to shift your perspective to start building a life towards freedom.

Scott Jelinek is a successful entrepreneur and real estate investor with over 30 years of experience in the industry. His passion for entrepreneurship started at a young age, and he started his first business venture at just fifteen years old. After serving in the army, he turned to real estate and has since completed over 800 deals, establishing himself as a leader in the field.

Scott's "slow flip" investment strategy has allowed him to own 158 houses and generate a steady monthly income without the typical landlord headaches. He is a creative investor who buys houses without money or credit and turns them into long-term investments. He has shared his knowledge and expertise through teaching seminars and classes, helping others achieve their financial goals through real estate investing.

As a full-time real estate investor, Scott has gained extensive knowledge and experience in the industry, which he uses to coach and mentor other investors. He is passionate about helping others achieve success in this lucrative field and is on a mission to empower as many people as possible to set themselves free through real estate investing.

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