After his music career faded, the 56-year-old rapper, born Robert Matthew Van Winkle, found a new calling: real estate investment. The 90s sensation offers five tips to succeed as as an investor.
Source: Inman News
Stop, collaborate, listen: Vanilla Ice is back with his top investment tips
Published in Investing, Markets & Economy, matthew van winkle, project vanilla ice, property investment, Property Portfolio, Rentals, Select, steve-o and Vanilla Ice
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