Accessing Home Equity Without A Loan with Matthew Sullivan
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Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast, I’m your host AJ Osborne! I have an awesome and incredibly interesting episode lined up for you all today with the one and only Matthew Sullivan, Founder and CEO of QuantumRE. Now, this episode is going to differ slightly from most of my podcasts as I usually focus on the guest and their expertise or experience. Not only do we do that in today’s episode - but we also dive into what exactly QuantumRE is and what they do. Reason being, what Matthew and his team at QuantumRE is doing is so crazy interesting, it’s not something we can just gloss over. And I could bet most of you haven’t seen or heard of anything like this before. Just to give a teaser - we’re talking about an innovative way to access your home’s equity without taking on an additional loan, how this is powered by blockchain, and what homeowners and investors alike can do to get involved. Matthew shares the whole run down of what this all looks like, how he evaluates homes, where he’s investing and more. That said, I’m going to let you all get straight to it! Enjoy! Thanks everybody! AJ Check out QuantumRE on their website: https://www.quantmre.com/
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