If you want to make it big in real estate you need some sort of advantage, right?

A big social media following, experience, connections... something.

Our guest today, Soli Cayetano from Lattes and Leases, will show you how that couldn't be further from the truth.

In 2020, Soli was a senior in college trying to navigate a pandemic.

She had no family in real estate, no rich uncle, and no investment experience.

Plus, she lived in the Bay Area -- one of the most expensive real estate markets in the country. 

She became obsessed with educating herself about real estate investing and surrounded herself with accomplished investors.

Fresh out of college at 22, she built up the courage to purchase an out-of-state investment property in Cincinnati, Ohio — and the rest was history. 

After working her 9-5, she would continue to work 5-9 to build her real estate portfolio.

She went from having no social media or connections in real estate to using social media to raise $5M+ in private capital and buying 25+ units in less than 2 years.

This allowed her to replace her income, quit her job, and become a full-time real estate investor.

Today, she can be found traveling the world and teaching others how to reach financial independence via real estate.

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Links From the Episode

Out of State Investor Academy (Free Summit)

Follow Soli on Instagram

Lattes and Leases Website

YouTube Interview

https://youtu.be/q3M22CunX_Y

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