Lelo N | Property Investing Will Not Make You Rich Now, Real Estate,Township Rentals, Childhood.

In this insightful interview, Witness Mdaka sits down with Lelo N, the powerhouse behind Lelo N Co Realtors, to discuss the realities of property investing. Lelo shares her journey, the challenges she faced, and why buying property with cash may not be the best strategy in today's market. Dive into her expert advice on how to navigate the real estate landscape, leveraging emotional intelligence and smart investment strategies to build a successful real estate career. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this interview is packed with valuable insights that can help you make more informed decisions in the property market. Don't miss out on Lelo N's expert tips and strategies for real estate success!

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[EdwinSibanda-le]

I could listen to her the whole day—well done on this interview! At first, I thought the thumbnail was a bit misleading, but then I listened, and there she was: Lovely Lelo N, sitting pretty with a gorgeous mind. A truly inspiring conversation!😍

[ItsMoreThanJustMoney]

Welcome to tonight’s episode!!! Thank you for joining us!!!! We look forward to sharing value with you!!!

[LuNtimande]

Every time I need motivation, I come back to this video. I truly wish we could see more of Lelo N on this channel, there’s so much more to learn from her ❤

[jacquilinelengene]

You are so fortunate in knowing your purpose...you have captured my attention...you are so real and on point...keep up the good work...reach for the stars the bottom is full 😊

[varaidzi]

Don't ever tell your story until you get ti your destination, very insightful !

[ApricotJam-mv]

What a wow interview 🔥🔥🔥we need more of this, Lelo is beauty and brains and I wish her more success

[buhlesihlali]

Lelo is a gem, great interview Witness as always❤

[LuNtimande]

I love Lelo, this interview was so fulfilling, thank you for this interview and thank you sib ❤

[royalheart]

thank you Witness and Lelovvthis is brilliant

[travis_lwazi]

Lelo is always dropping gems beauty with brains.

[ApricotJam-mv]

I had to watch this twice, I’m so proud of you Lelo ❤

[lnpdznt]

"You know what I mean" Lelo N

Wonderful interview.

[azola_n]

I enjoyed this episode very insightful. 👌

[sibenec]

Buying property cash or otherwise is not to get rich, it's a long term investment for wealth creation...

[NkosiyaphaManzi]

My second full episode . The first ine i watched yesterday it sis lebo it very encouraging abd im looking forward to watch as many as i can to gain some knowledge for my futere career

[VukaMkhwanazi]

Is off of the best thing you can ever you in your I investing carrier

[florahnemaorani]

Guys, stop lying to our people. Don't encouraging our people to leave hand to mouth. Cash is King use your cash for ownership. If you bought it through the banks do not own it, the banks do bought my land Cash and I do not owe anyone, I am not a slave to interest rates I really I do not care about how high or low the interest rate.

Imagine having to pay for a bond, municipality rates and still renovate the property. That's cash flow suicide, Guys buy your properties Cash. Leave your families with proper wealth for your families don't use banks to pretend you are wealthy.

[Unknownman]

I am asking for assistance on my situation, i am working and at the same time i am also selling where i am currently working in the morning and during my lunch time. I am selling snacks and coldrinks. Currently i am making R3000 gross every week, i have a registered business which i want to focus on property in the near future, the help i am asking is what can i do from here and how can i start building up towards the property business and what investments are important while i am working on building finance towards my first property?

[varaidzi]

I need to understand people in order to be able to sell effectively!

[LouisMorganxb]

Having just turned 41 and got laid off, I'm at a turning point. With 425K saved for early retirement at 50, 10K in an HSA, and a property that could sell for an extra 200K, what are my options for investing aggressively?