Making Over $1 Million with One Property | Patrick McGrath

Patrick McGrath, one half of the dynamic duo known as The Rental Property Couple, is a successful real estate investor, entrepreneur, and co-host of the popular podcast, The Real FI Podcast.

Alongside his partner, Patrick has built an impressive rental property portfolio in just 5 years that totals over $5M.

He began his portfolio with a humble single-family rental property.

Dedicated to achieving financial independence, he expanded his portfolio of rental properties, adding a triplex, quadplex, 6-unit, 7-unit, and 10-unit building.

Today, Patrick and his partner own 35 rental properties, each contributing to their remarkable success.

With this portfolio, Patrick was able to quit his successful career as a regional sales manager two years ago, fully dedicating himself to growing his real estate business.

This decision further cemented his commitment to financial freedom and allowed him to focus 100% on expanding his investment empire.

From property acquisition strategies to effective management techniques, Patrick's insightful content has become a valuable resource for those looking to build wealth and achieve financial freedom through real estate investing.

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Links From the Episode

* The Real FI Podcast

* The Rental Property Couple (Instagram)

* The Real FI Podcast - YouTube Channel

YouTube Interview

https://youtu.be/VQDa5zVPdH8

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