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1366: SMK Capital Management: Hidden Profits in Commercial Property Investments with Real Estate Investor Mark Khuri

1366: SMK Capital Management: Hidden Profits in Commercial Property Investments with Real Estate Investor Mark Khuri

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 It’s frustrating to follow all the so-called rules—save diligently, invest in a 401(k), budget wisely—only to feel like you’re barely moving forward. For many, the promise of financial freedom seems more like a myth than a plan. You keep grinding, year after year, and still wonder why true wealth feels out of reach. The idea that money should only come from hard work starts to wear thin. There’s something deeply appealing about flipping the script—letting your money carry the load for once. Mark Khuri is the CEO of SMK Capital Management, where he helps accredited investors build passive income through commercial real estate. He started by flipping houses while working in corporate finance, eventually shifting full-time into real estate. Today, he shares how he evaluates deals across sectors like self-storage, mobile home parks, and industrial properties. Mark emphasizes partnering with experienced operators and diversifying to manage risk. His focus is long-term financial freedom through stable, income-producing assets. Stay tuned! Resources: INVEST IN PRIVATE REAL ESTATE | Highly Vetted. Highly Diversified. Connect with Mark Khuri on LinkedIn

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