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How do different generations approach building wealth through real estate? In this episode, Derek Dombeck sits down with Tom Keating to discuss the differences and similarities between their real estate journeys, from Derek's early start in 2003 to Tom's fresh take beginning in 2018. They share insights on navigating changing markets, financing strategies, and learning from each other's experiences—whether it's about leveraging traditional loans, managing rental properties, or adapting to market downturns. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how generations can collaborate and thrive in the dynamic world of real estate investment.
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