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Whitney Elkins-Hutten is a partner in over $800 million of real estate across apartments, self-storage, and car washes, and the author of Money for Tomorrow. On this episode, she walks through the investment thesis most people skip building before they start collecting deals, why she's valuing cash flow more as the market compresses, and the mechanics behind her debt fund's $560 million in loans originated. Mike and Whitney get into what actually happens if a loan defaults, and why interrupting your portfolio's compounding curve costs more than people realize.
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