Alan Schnur is a first-class real estate investor who teaches investing strategies and methods leaned from personal experience. Alan has faced many challenges along the way, including having to live in his office for a year. His passion to succeed for the benefit of his family drove him to begin learning real estate investing with whatever free information he could get hold of. This action single-handedly turned his fate around, and led him to create a cash-flow mindset that he shares with his readers and students. Having "been there and done that," he has expertise developed through pure, "in the trenches"experience. He continues to enrich himself with knowledge, as well as with active investing. Initially investing in single-family rental homes, he realized he would have to multiply his income source dramatically in order to achieve financial freedom. To that end, he started investing in apartment units. On the day Alan purchased his first apartment building, he knew he was finally making his dreams a reality. He soon began to earn a "more than comfortable" living through investing. He quit his job and started living the life he always dreamed of-which includes sharing his hard-won know-how with others. Over the years, he has put together an impressive real estate portfolio and built a company that created jobs for more than 200 employees. Alan and his partners have bought more than 2,000 apartments units, and managed over 7,000 units and hundreds of single-family houses. Although a force to be reckoned with in the real estate world, he is better known for creating massive amounts of monthly cash flow from his investment properties. One of his greatest achievements was purchasing an apartment building for $1.25 million that appraised for $6.1 million-instantly creating equity and boosting his net worth. In a separate transaction, Alan bought an apartment building that continues to bring in over $780,000 in annual income. That's right-$65,000 of cash flow each and every month! His unique strategies close the gap between investing in single-family properties and apartment units.