Rental king: How a 35-year-old makes a profit of 30,000 euros a month

Rental king: How a 35-year-old makes a profit of 30,000 euros a month

The former financial advisor, Pascal Leinen (name changed), achieved a monthly surplus of around 30,000 euros by renting out 180 apartments. With a gross income of around 150,000 euros per month from rental income, he was able to achieve this impressive profit. To expand his real estate portfolio, Leinen took advantage of overfinancing offers from banks, which allowed him to respond quickly to market opportunities.

Owning apartments is a dream for many, which Leinen made a reality before his 35th birthday by purchasing 180 units. His background as a financial advisor at well-known German companies such as Volkswagen and KPMG helped him realize the profitability of renting out real estate. Through insights into his rental business on the Instagram channel “Immobuddies,” Leinen gives interested parties insights into his successful strategy.

Starting in 2015 with the purchase of his first property in Cologne for 80,000 euros, Leinen has continuously expanded his portfolio. In an interview with Business Insider, he shares his experiences as a landlord and gives valuable tips on how he makes a monthly profit of 30,000 euros. These insights and advice give those interested a closer look at Leinen's real estate investment strategy and how he operates successfully in this area.