Why the Wealthy Are Flocking to Self-Storage: Secrets From Ssse CEO Fernando Angelucci
What if you could invest in a recession-resistant asset that generates consistent cash flow? In this episode, Cameron Christiansen and Anthony Faso chat with SSSE CEO Fernando Angelucci, who oversees over $250 million in self-storage assets across 24 states.
Fernando reveals how he transitioned from an engineer to a self-storage mogul, and why he believes self-storage is one of the most profitable and stable investment opportunities today. He breaks down the three pillars of his business, providing unique investment opportunities for both passive and active investors. Fernando also highlights the benefits of alternative investments over Wall Street, emphasizing the value of diversification through private, non-correlated assets.
Whether you’re looking to passively invest in a fund or take a hands-on approach with individual assets, Fernando shares valuable insights on how to enter the self-storage market.
Tune in and learn how you can leverage self-storage to build a steady stream of passive income and why this asset class should be on your radar.
In This Episode:
– Why self-storage is recession-resistant and profitable
– What makes Fernando’s strategy different from his peers?
– Who is a good fit for this type of investment?
– How to evaluate self-storage opportunities for investment
– The three pillars of Fernando’s self-storage strategy
– Should you invest in a self-storage fund or individual assets?
– How to reach out to Fernando for investment opportunities
Resources:
Join the Infinite Wealth Study Group
Buy Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash
Connect with Fernando Angelucci:
Cellphone – (630) 408-8090
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not constitute financial advice. Always consult a licensed professional for financial decisions.
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