Show Notes
This episode meets Sam Elbanna - CEO of CPM Realty - who shares how he began his property investing when he was only 18 and ran his first company while studying, and followed his passion for project marketing to form and build his own realty company over the last 21 years.
From menswear to realty, listen on as he recounts his journey and the lessons he has learnt as an investor as well as how he built his wealth from not selling his properties! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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