There are countless reasons we want to get into real estate investing. They may include to increase our income, to spend more time with our family, and to have more time in general. There are so many benefits, but one big excuse keeps many women from being in the game.

This third most common excuse I hear from women is that they don't want to be a landlord. They fear getting late-night calls about the toilet being clogged, asking to check the fuse box, leaking pipes, and infestations. They fear having to ever evict anyone. They fear having a nightmare tenant that makes the whole process distasteful.

The wonderful thing about real estate investing is that there are SO MANY WAYS to do it! It's not one-size-fits-all. And guess what? You can invest in real estate, having your money working for you, WITHOUT dealing with the 3 T's: Tenants, Toilets, and Termites. And, these strategies can be pursued at a wide range of price points.

In my free guide: Investing in Real Estate from $1 to $1 ...

Modern women are fast-paced women who juggle their time between family, career, and friends. I always ask women who join my community -- what's the biggest challenge you face with regards to real estate investing? The #2 biggest challenge is time. I get a ton of responses saying: "I am stuck because I am a mother, I don't have time," or "I am feeling burned out with my career, I think I don't have time to do real estate."

That is the 2nd BIGGEST EXCUSE women use for not getting into real estate investing:

"I DON'T HAVE TIME"

It seems like a valid excuse -- people imagine that there's a tremendous amount of time needed to find and purchase a property, rehab a property, find a tenant, manage tenants, etc.

And sometimes those things are needed, but not always. The great thing about real estate investing is that there are many ways to invest -- quite a few of which require little to no time!

In my free guide: Investing in Real Estate from $1 to $1 Million Dollars, I share 3 strategies...

“Success occurs when your dreams get bigger than your excuses.” ~Anonymous

I am OBSESSED with my mission to help 1 million women find financial freedom through real estate investing. I know that real estate investing is something that is accessible to any and every woman, but so often I hear excuses from women about why it’s not possible for them now.

The #1 excuse I hear from women about why they can’t invest in real estate is: “I’d love to get into real estate investing, but I don’t have enough money to do so.”

Most women think you need to have millions (or at least hundreds of thousands) of dollars in the bank before they can get started.

I’m here to show you why this isn’t at all true! In my Investing in Real Estate from $1 to $1 Million Guide, I share with you various strategies for investing in real estate at all different price points, including ones for as little as $1(or less)! In fact, several of the strategies don’t require any of your own money, though they will require...

Brene Brown said it - “If you’re not in the arena getting your butt kicked too, I’m not interested in your feedback”.

When I invite experts to speak to the goddesses in my Wealthy Goddess Program, I look for people who have fought my fight and won. Leaders who experience and speak to the highs and lows of investing instead of pretending they have all the answers. Women who are in the game, in the arena, right now.

Last August 9th South Africa celebrated National Women’s Day in honor of the more than 20,000 women who shifted the course of history for their nation when they marched for social justice in 1956. They understood the importance of being brave and getting into the arena. These women also understood the power of standing together, raising each other up, and walking together.

Within the REIG community, I know that often we need to know how other women are handling the challenges of the real estate industry - financially, socially, in our families. Our shared experiences make ...