Holly Williams

Holly Williams has spent more than 25 years as an executive in the advertising and market research industries, and a few years into her career she started making a little money.  As the years went on, she found herself paying more and more of her salary in taxes, getting very little in return. She was an accredited investor and didn’t even know what that was. It’s the big secret that most of the “financial advisors” don’t WANT you to know.

Now with more than two decades of building wealth through passive Real Estate investments, and in excess of 100M in real estate investments to her credit, Holly Williams is one of the nation’s leading Syndicated Multifamily Real Estate Investment experts.

The investment aspect is straightforward – Holly works with the best in the world at Syndicated Multifamily Investing, and the returns generated and portfolio of properties owned is a testament to that.

The cherry on top when working with Holly is the education aspect available for those who want it. Holly shares her real estate investment knowledge and her personal network freely with her partners.

Keep more has become Holly’s mantra.

When she began investing years ago, the returns were exciting, but even more exciting to her were the multitudes of advantages in the tax code for real estate investors. Put simply, the US Tax code is very favorable to real estate investment, and allows for strategies that legally shelter income. It’s this two-pronged approach – earning more and KEEPING MORE that sets Holly and KeepMore.com apart.

Why did she start?

Holly does this because she passively invests in every project right along side you, and she believes with all her heart that it’s the safest place to put her money as she nears retirement. Most of all though, she does this because she wishes she had known about passive real estate investing 10 years ago, because she could have helped her parents tremendously. She watched them being forced to take money out from their 401K when the market was down, AND pay taxes, and she watched them die almost broke. No one should have to live the same story.