Why Conservative Debt Wins Long Term breaks down the real reason so many real estate investors got burned over the last few years and why fixed-rate, conservative debt structures continue to outperform across market cycles. In this episode, Arn Cenedella shares lessons from nearly four decades in real estate, explains how floating-rate debt quietly destroys deals, and outlines how disciplined leverage, cash reserves, and long-term thinking protect investors when markets turn. This conversation is a practical guide for investors who care more about durability and freedom than chasing short-term wins.
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