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Q&A: The Economics Of Real Estate

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I recently sat down with Monique Caradine Kitchens of the Sisternomics podcast, which offers practical mindset, marketing, and business-building tips for Black women entrepreneurs who want to reach their next income level.

Here are a few highlights from our conversation.

Monique: What was your first investment property? 

When I was 25 years old, I bought a house in Northeast Washington, D.C. for $10,000. I came to the closing table with about $4,000 . I made some small renovations and lived in it for about 4 years and rented it for 1. I sold the house for $213,000, and walked away with a profit that was a catalyst for future investments. This has been one of my best investments—it helped open many doors of opportunities for me!

Monique: Do you want to be a billionaire real estate investor? 

When I was younger, I was really focused on volume. I wanted to own hundred of units! Now, I’m more about creating quality projects that help build strong ecosystems so people of color can thrive in their communities. So, no not a billionaire.

Monique: What’s your net worth? 

Listen to below to find out!

Monday 08.02.21
Posted by Trish Ofori
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