Social impact investing is getting real estate that will give you cash flow while, at the same time, helping the community where that investment is happening. This option removes the word “victim.” Instead, it creates leaders, uplifts communities, and causes positive ripple effects that are impossible to predict. 

It’s a win-win situation for all the parties involved, and today’s guest, Dr. Felecia Froe, will explain how she got into this fascinating niche. 

Dr. Felecia Froe is a urologist, podcaster, and real estate syndicator. But, most of all, she’s an impact investor devoted to developing meaningful projects for women, the underprivileged, and the environment. 

From indoor vertical farms to grocery stores and assisted living, it’s impressive to see how these ventures help the investors and the communities they are located in at the same time. 

These are some of the topics we cover during the episode:   

- How did Dr. Felecia Froe handle the 2008 financial crisis?

- What did Dr. Felecia Froe do differently to be successful in real estate investing?

- The characteristics of social impact investing

- Options for female MDs to have more money and time

- Three pieces of advice for doctors who are in the middle of their career

If you’re a physician and take a risk on a real estate project, it’s highly unlikely you will lose everything. Of course, you can always mitigate the downside, but the upside is that you’ll have a property of your own that will give you stable cash flow, and it will help other people too. Besides, starting with one will give you the momentum to keep going. 

You just have to take action. That’s the key. 

“I don’t want any woman to have to stay in a situation that she doesn’t want to because of financial constraints.” - Dr. Felecia Froe

In This Episode: 

- Welcome back to another episode of the Limitless MD podcast

- Introducing Dr. Felecia Froe    

- Investing as a way of getting out from the golden handcuffs

- Why did Dr. Felecia Froe listen to the call to help others with their finances? 

- What would you do if you removed all the excuses?   

- How did Dr. Felecia Froe handle the 2008 financial crisis?      

- How much time did it take Dr. Felecia Froe to bounce back?  

- What did Dr. Felecia Froe do differently to be successful in real estate investing?

- The characteristics of social impact investing

- Options for female MDs to have more money and time    

- Three pieces of advice for doctors who are in the middle of their career

- What’s the impact Dr. Felecia Froe wants to have on this Earth?

Resources mentioned: 

- “Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!” by Robert T. Kiyosaki - https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612681123/ 

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