Sleeping at Work to Build an 8-Unit Portfolio in America’s Most Expensive City
Ben Chester had no money. In fact, it was worse—he had $120,000 in debt. He was sleeping at work and renting out his own rented apartment just to survive in America’s most expensive market—New York City. Now, six years later, he has eight rental properties, is debt-free, and even owns Billy Joel’s former residence…
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