Jonathan Farber can show you how to achieve financial freedom with Airbnb in 90 days or less.

Jon did software sales for six years, got sick of it, started doing real estate as a side hustle.

He built it to a few grand a month in passive income, but then, when he got introduced to furnished rentals and Airbnb, he 10x’d that number and quit his job.

Now he’s trying to grow his following on social media and sell his coaching program.

Here’s what you need to know.

Charbel Milan got into short-term rentals about three years ago now, using a strategy called rental arbitrage. That’s where you’re re-renting property, of course, with the owner’s permission.

This allows you to get started with zero money down, zero experience, and you can eventually automate the whole process.

But is now really the time to jump on the Airbnb bandwagon? Aren’t hosts getting slaughtered lately?

Read on for my BNB Standard Academy review.

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Chris Jefferson is an OG real estate investor out of Virginia. He actually dropped outta college and started in ’08. Cool timing, right? But despite the market crashing harder than Windows 10, Chris was able to survive and eventually thrive.

He got into wholesaling, fix and flips, new construction, apartments, then back to wholesaling – his bread and butter.

By 2012, he had become a millionaire.

At StartFlippingDeals.com, he now teaches others how to wholesale.

Sam Primm is the founder of Infinity Investing Method and FasterFreedom. He claims to have a real estate portfolio worth $42 million. And yet, he’s as average as it gets.

Sam’s journey went like so. In 2015, he was a W2 employee. That’s when he began dabbling in real estate on the side.

By 2018, he was able to quit his job and invest full time.

By 2020, he was (and still is) financially free.

His company, FasterHouse, will buy, wholesale and flip about 320 houses this year.

Sam Wegert is the creator of The Coliving Real Estate Challenge. “I saw my friends buy houses and then rent them,” he says, “and they’d make like $100 a month in cash flow. Maybe $200.”

“And that’s not bad because there’s tax advantages and they can leverage the mortgage and whatnot.”

“But Grant Cardone says 10x everything, right? So I said, how do I take $100 a month and turn it into $1,000? And that’s in essence what we’ve done through co-living.”

Tariq Johnson tried starting and building five different businesses over the course of nine years. Not a single one of ’em did more than $100,000 in revenue, let alone profit. Join the club, right?

We all know how difficult and challenging it is to build a business.

Which is why buying into a franchise makes so much sense. At least, if you ask Tariq, it does.

Let’s hear his argument, shall we? Read on for my review of Tariq’s Zero To Profitable Franchise program.

Andy Elliott runs The Elliott Group alongside his wife, Jacqueline. Both of ’em started selling cars at an early age. Both of ’em set all kinds of records.

Rumor has it, Andy was forced out of the car industry after snitching on his best friend (to save himself) when they were caught doing some shady stuff.

So he got on TRT, pivoted to sales training, and is now trying to become the next Grant Cardone.

The Elliott Group has trained over 325,000 salespeople to date.

Pet Creator Academy will show you how to earn an extra $500 to $5,000 a month in passive, recurring income – plus free pet products – as a remote pet creator. That’s right, keep your full-time job, do this on the side, and start getting ahead financially.

That’s what the dude giving the presentation, Austin Boni, did.

And then, once it got big enough, he quit his corporate job and now makes over $125,000 a month literally just helping pet brands with their marketing.

Henry Moldavskiy has one clear mission: to help you make consistent income so you can focus on what really matters in life. Going out with your family, traveling, doing what you love.

Henry started trading options with $2,000 in his account. It just crossed $2 million.

So he said peace out Wall Street, and now he’s mentoring others full-time.

“For me, I focus on making $1,000 a day,” Henry says. “For some of my students, maybe it’s $50 a day, maybe it’s $100 a day.”

Kellie Michele says, yeah, Airbnb’s great and all, you can make some money with it, but it’s not without downfalls. Short stays, broken items, damage to the property, Airbnb supporting guests but not hosts, parties, neighbors complaining, HOAs and even entire cities banning short-term rentals – these are just some of the issues that can arise.

And it’s why Ms. Kellie Michele here pivoted to mid-term rentals, where her guests stay for 30 days or longer.

Jeremy Bishop is the owner of Vhault32, a marketing agency that specializes in brand development. He claims he makes six-figures a month from social media without content, ads, or complicated funnels.

Ironically enough, I found him through a Facebook ad and now I’m in his funnel, watching content. Hmm.

All it takes is three simple steps (kill me now) and a free Instagram account. You don’t need any experience or even a product or service of your own.

Rodman Schley is the CEO of EvolveX Capital, a company that lets you invest in short-term vacation rentals in A-rated markets.

“People are traveling more than ever now,” he says. “And we feel there’s a tremendous opportunity to capitalize on this type of real estate.”

“One of the things I’m most excited about is the team I’ve put together for our new EvolveX Equity Fund. I call it my dream team. They understand not only the investment side but the valuation side,” he continues.

Jaren Barnes believes anyone can flip vacant land, part-time, no matter what the economy does. “I’ve been around the real estate community quite a while,” he says, after listing the various podcasts and BiggerPockets projects he’s been involved with over the years.

“I’ve been exposed to a lot of what’s out there in the world and I gotta tell you, the most 80/20, the highest leverage strategy is hands down investing in vacant land.”

Read on for my review.