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Episode Summary
In this episode of Groundbreakers, we sit down with Emanuel Stafilidis, founder of Capable Capital, who has quietly built a 200 property portfolio by doing something most investors never even consider. Instead of chasing value add rentals or the Burr method, Emanuel buys low priced homes in landlord friendly markets, then resells them through long term seller financing to working families who cannot get traditional loans. His model creates steady income for investors while helping families become homeowners.
Emanuel breaks down the mechanics behind his strategy. He explains how buying homes for about 50K cash and selling them for roughly three times that number is possible when you structure payments around local rent levels. He also shares why banks refuse to lend under 100K, how that gap creates massive demand, and why his default rate mirrors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Conclusion
Emanuel’s story shows what happens when you stop following the crowd and build a strategy around gaps the market ignores. If you want to understand creative finance at scale and how real estate investing can also expand access to homeownership, this conversation is a must listen.
By Domingo ValadezEpisode Summary
In this episode of Groundbreakers, we sit down with Emanuel Stafilidis, founder of Capable Capital, who has quietly built a 200 property portfolio by doing something most investors never even consider. Instead of chasing value add rentals or the Burr method, Emanuel buys low priced homes in landlord friendly markets, then resells them through long term seller financing to working families who cannot get traditional loans. His model creates steady income for investors while helping families become homeowners.
Emanuel breaks down the mechanics behind his strategy. He explains how buying homes for about 50K cash and selling them for roughly three times that number is possible when you structure payments around local rent levels. He also shares why banks refuse to lend under 100K, how that gap creates massive demand, and why his default rate mirrors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Key Points Discussed
Guest Information
Conclusion
Emanuel’s story shows what happens when you stop following the crowd and build a strategy around gaps the market ignores. If you want to understand creative finance at scale and how real estate investing can also expand access to homeownership, this conversation is a must listen.