Owning a home or investment property can sometimes feel more like a pipe dream than an attainable goal. Stacks and the City founder Ashley Copeland is here to flip that script. Ashley, a first-generation wealth builder, bought two properties before the age of 30 and believes real estate is an important part of any wealth building strategies. In this episode, we learn more about Ashley’s journey and hear her pro tips for evaluating and executing real estate investments. 

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Speak Bio: Ashley Copeland is host of Stacks and the City, the podcast dedicated to showing women how to build wealth and increase their net worth with downloads over $30,000.  Raised by a single mother in rural North Carolina, Ashley learned early about how money can affect your way of life.  Ashley avidly read about personal finance and homeownership throughout her teens and twenties.  As a result, Ashley used $10,000 saved from hours of serving tables and college refunds checks to open her first investment account at 21.  Ashley then purchased her first investment home at 24 and her second the following year with money steadfastly saved from working two jobs. As a result of her work, Ashley amassed a six-figure net worth without ever earning a six-figure salary.  Ashley uses her knowledge of personal finance to teach others how to understand and build their net worth to achieve financial independence.  In her spare time, Ashley enjoys reading, hiking, and traveling, having visited over 30 countries. Ashley is a proud graduate of Duke University and KIPP ENC Schools.

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