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Alex Liptsin May 11
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#יזםהשבוע אלכס טניה וליפצין #פוסט1

אנחנו מאמינים שכנות, יושרה, אהבה ונאמנות הם הבסיס להצלחה אמיתית – גם בחיים וגם בעסקים.

 

אז רצינו לשתף אתכם קצת על המסע שלנו…

נולדנו בברית המועצות, עלינו לישראל עם משפחותינו בשנות ה-90,

והתחלנו חיים מאפס.

ההורים שלנו עשו את הצעד האמיץ – עזבו הכול כדי לבנות עתיד טוב יותר לילדים שלהם. 12 שנים אחר כך, נפגשנו בישראל, הבאנו לעולם 3 ילדים מקסימים – והשאר היסטוריה.

ב-2012 התחלנו את דרכנו בנדל״ן – בנינו את הבית הראשון שלנו בקצרין שברמת הגולן. היה מאתגר, מרגש, מלמד – והתוצאה שווה כל רגע.

ב-2016 עשינו מהלך דומה לזה של ההורים – ועברנו לקנדה, למען הילדים שלנו. רכשנו נכס ראשון בוויניפג שדרש שיפוץ רציני. לאחר השיפוץ למדנו שערך הבית עלה בהרבה – ומשם הכול התחיל להתגלגל…

הצטרפנו לקבוצת ההשקעות של סקוט מקגיליבריי (HGTV)

ולמדנו לעומק את עולם הנדל״ן.

עם הזמן – התחלנו להשקיע בפרויקטים, לשפץ, למכור, להשכיר, ולהגשים חלומות.

בהמשך – הצטרפנו לאוניברסיטת BlackCard של סטפן ארניו

ולמדנו את כל אסטרטגיות Buy-Fix-Sell ו-BRRRRR.

בנינו צוות חזק שסגר 6 עסקאות בשנה אחת!

ובשנים האחרונות – עשינו קפיצת מדרגה משמעותית:

נכנסנו כשותפים בפרויקטים של בתי דירות מרובי קומות,

מתוך רצון ליצור נכסים שמשפיעים באמת על קהילות שלמות.

ולא עצרנו כאן.

 

לפני כשנה התחלנו ללמוד לעומק את שוק הנדל״ן האמריקאי.

למדנו את אפיקי ההשקעה המקובלים בארה״ב, סוגי מימון שונים,

ויצרנו קשרים עם מתווכים וקבלנים מקומיים.

היום אנחנו בונים בניין בפלורידה עם אסטרטגיה מעניינת:

להשכיר כל חדר בנפרד – וכך למקסם את התשואה על ההשקעה.

“השקעה בידע מניבה את הריבית הטובה ביותר.”

אנחנו ממשיכים לבנות נכסים – אבל גם מערכות יחסים.

כי מבחינתנו – אנשים תמיד קודמים ללבנים.

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