Real Estate Investing

noun the power to influence a person or situation

verb to use something to maximum advantage

• The company plans to leverage its existing resources to expand into new markets.
• I'm going to leverage my connections to get a job at that company.
• She knows how to leverage her skills to get what she wants.
• He used his charisma to leverage his way into the exclusive club.

noun the act or process of making money

adjective relating to or involved in making money

• Investing in the stock market can be a moneymaking opportunity if done wisely.
• She's always looking for new moneymaking schemes to try out.
• I heard about a moneymaking gig that pays really well.
• His talent for writing turned out to be a moneymaking machine.

noun a quick summary or report

verb to criticize or disparage someone or something

adjective in poor physical or mental condition

adverb in a tired or worn-out manner

• The old building appears to be quite run down and in need of repairs.
• The house down the street looks really run down, they should fix it up.
• That car is so run down, it's practically falling apart.
• After working all day without a break, I feel completely run down.