Growing Wealth Through Passive Investing, with Aaron Fragnito

04 Dec Growing Wealth Through Passive Investing, with Aaron Fragnito

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Episode 223:

Aaron Fragnito has been helping people passively invest in Real Estate for 10 years. Aaron is a Co-Founder of Peoples Capital Group (PCG) which holds a $10M portfolio, host of the New Jersey Real Estate Network, host of the Passive Cash Flow Podcast, a licensed NJ Realtor and a full time real estate investor. Aaron has completed over 250 real estate transactions, totaling more than $40,000,000 in Real Estate in his career.

What you will learn in this episode:

  • Why reading Robert Kiyosaki's “Rich Dad Poor Dad” gave Aaron's life the direction he was looking for, and how he broke into real estate
  • How Aaron broke out of his role as a licensed real estate agent after he struggled during the years after the 2008 crash, and how he got involved in investing
  • What advice Aaron would offer to brand new investors just starting out or who are considering making a career change and moving into real estate
  • What experiences Aaron has had partnering with others on his investments, and why understanding your strengths and weaknesses and trusting your partner are crucial
  • What deals and projects Aaron is currently working on, and how the pandemic has changed his business and created opportunities
  • How the outbreak of the global pandemic has given Aaron the push to do deals outside of New Jersey for the first time
  • Why the local market in Vermont is booming and has presented Aaron with new opportunities to grow his business
  • How to find out more about Peoples Capital Group and apply to passively invest with Aaron and his team
  • What benefits passive investors can receive, and why passive investing is a great option for career professionals
  • Why passive investing is the key to creating true wealth without having to devote time and effort, and what qualities to look for in investors to partner with

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