After arriving in the US with $500, former tennis player Andres Bernal began investing in Connecticut real estate in 2016; a decade later, he says he owns more than 60 rental units worth over $12 million
- Bernal's approach has also evolved with the performance of individual properties.
- He and his partners have sold some older Connecticut properties where substantial equity was tied up but cash flow no longer justified holding them.
- When Andres Bernal arrived in the United States with $500, his immediate goal was not to build a real estate empire.
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- Bernal's approach has also evolved with the performance of individual properties.
- He and his partners have sold some older Connecticut properties where substantial equity was tied up but cash flow no longer justified holding them.
- When Andres Bernal arrived in the United States with $500, his immediate goal was not to build a real estate empire.
Sources: Times of India