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I Love @codiesanchez And I Respect Her Brilliance, But I Don’t Agree With Her Take On This One

Name: I Love @codiesanchez And I Respect Her Brilliance, But I Don’t Agree With Her Take On This One
Uploaded: 2026-03-06T01:58:53+00:00
Duration: 1 min 10 s
Channel: Hannah Hammond
Description: In this short YouTube clip, Speaker A argues that buying a typical $400,000 single‑family home to rent out yields only about $167 of monthly profit…

6 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube clip, Speaker A argues that buying a typical $400,000 single‑family home to rent out yields only about $167 of monthly profit, making it a poor way to build wealth. Speaker B counters, expressing admiration for Cody Sanchez but disagreeing with her view, stating that true wealth in real estate comes from operating the business side—development projects, value‑add rehabs, and acquiring under‑rented properties. B highlights how these strategies can generate multi‑million‑dollar outcomes and cites tax advantages like bonus depreciation that can effectively reduce tax liability. The segment ends with a call to action, urging viewers to comment the word “capital” if they’re interested in real‑estate investing assistance.

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Real estate is an awful way for you to actually make money. Option 1, you can go buy a single-family home for $400,000, the average price in the US, and then you rent it out to somebody. Well, the average rent nets you profit-wise about $167 a month. So you're taking a $400,000 risk for like a couple hundred bucks a month.
I love Cody Sanchez, but I do not agree with this statement because she's not talking about the business of real estate. All my clients are multimillionaires, centimillionaires, and some billionaires, and all of them have done so through being in the business of real estate. So they're not just buying stabilized assets and popping them on the market and making a couple hundred bucks a month of rent. They're developing properties. They're making potentially millions. It's very common to make many millions on a development property, or they're buying properties that need to be renovated. They're older properties. They have under-market rent, and they can go in and create value that way and force massive appreciation, increased rents, increased cash flow, and basically having a loophole to not pay taxes on that asset due to bonus depreciation of the asset. So if you're in the business of real estate, you can definitely become a multi-millionaire, a cent-a-millionaire, millionaire or a billionaire. If you are investing in real estate or you decide to invest in real estate, comment the word capital below and we would love to help.