Cashflow Diary™

• Which of your existing contacts has investment capital (even if they don't advertise it)
• How much they might be willing to invest in your deals
• What specific motivations would get them to say "yes"
• How to approach them for maximum success

During a recent coaching session with my clients, they had questions about the Reddit GameStop Saga that was so heavily covered in the media. I explain how short sells and the Gamestop stock are interconnected in today's episode. I also answer questions about how we can minimize our risk regarding what stock we invest in and who rents our short-term rentals.

Also in this episode:

• Elon Musk hates short sellers
• Buy back shares
• Redditors like to do their research

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Jay Massey is a full-time Real Estate Investor, Entrepreneur, Popular Podcast Host, Author, Speaker, Coach & All-Around Problem Solver.

Cashflow Diary is a short-term rental hospitality training company. We show people how to build their own short-term rental business (without needing to buy or own any property) so they can thrive financially.

Heralded as the most advanced short-term rental training in the industry, Cashflow Diary enjoys creating content and communities that are solely focused on developing individuals into powerful business owners. Founded by J. Massey, Cashflow Diary exists to create short-term rental entrepreneurs. No matter your passion, he believes that running a hospitality business will change people’s lives…

 Cashflow Diary is here to share all of it with you.

• Analyzing your existing network for hidden capital sources
• Providing exact conversation starters tailored to each contact
• Revealing investment capacity you never knew existed
• Turning awkward "asking for money" into offering genuine opportunities