“Cancer.” One word would change this mom’s life forever, requiring her to drop her career and become a full-time caregiver. But little did she know that real estate investing would bring her more time, flexibility, and freedom than she had at any W2 job. Today, she owns several rentals, including one that brings in over $6,000 in monthly cash flow!
Welcome back to the Real Estate Rookie podcast! Jane Ng and her husband had been climbing the corporate ladder when a family medical crisis turned their lives upside down. Following her daughter’s leukemia diagnosis, battle, and long recovery, Jane knew her next job would need to accommodate their new normal. Real estate has provided that and more, allowing her to spend more time with her children, work without being chained to a desk, and bring in more than enough money to help support her family.
After dabbling in wholesaling, long-term rentals, and other investing strategies, Jane has since pivoted to short-term rentals, leveraging her hospitality background to craft memorable getaway experiences. Stick around and she’ll show YOU how to copy her success, whether you’re a stay-at-home mom or a nine-to-fiver!
Ashley:
Our guest today was at navigating life as a full-time caregiver to her daughter battling leukemia. But when a Zillow listing popped up during a medical trip to New Orleans, she found a $60,000 house and a whole new future.
Tony:
And today’s guest, Jane Ing, went from an accidental $8,000 wholesale to building luxury short-term rentals and now cash flows over six grand per month. And she did it all while raising not one, not two, but three kids and never stepping foot inside of her.
Ashley:
This is The Real Estate Rookie Podcast. I’m Ashley Kehr.
Tony:
And I’m Tony J. Robinson. And with that, let’s give a big warm welcome to Jane. Jane, thank you so much for joining us on The Rookie Podcast today.
Jane:
Thank you for having me.
Ashley:
Jane, your real estate story really starts out with…