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The majority of people have a desire to invest but lack the tools or the knowledge to make that desire a reality. That’s where I come in. My journey in investing started in my twenties when I had gotten out of the army and had an overwhelming desire to be a millionaire before I was 30. I found real estate investing and never looked back. Now, I get to help people just like you invest. Here are my 3 tips for those who want to invest in real estate.

The majority of people have a desire to invest but lack the tools or the knowledge to make that desire a reality. That’s where I come in. My journey in investing started in my twenties when I had gotten out of the army and had an overwhelming desire to be a millionaire before I was 30. I found real estate investing and never looked back. Now, I get to help people just like you invest. Here are my 3 tips for those who want to invest in real estate.

The majority of people have a desire to invest but lack the tools or the knowledge to make that desire a reality. That’s where I come in. My journey in investing started in my twenties when I had gotten out of the army and had an overwhelming desire to be a millionaire before I was 30. I found real estate investing and never looked back. Now, I get to help people just like you invest. Here are my 3 tips for those who want to invest in real estate.

The majority of people have a desire to invest but lack the tools or the knowledge to make that desire a reality. That’s where I come in. My journey in investing started in my twenties when I had gotten out of the army and had an overwhelming desire to be a millionaire before I was 30. I found real estate investing and never looked back. Now, I get to help people just like you invest. Here are my 3 tips for those who want to invest in real estate.

The majority of people have a desire to invest but lack the tools or the knowledge to make that desire a reality. That’s where I come in. My journey in investing started in my twenties when I had gotten out of the army and had an overwhelming desire to be a millionaire before I was 30. I found real estate investing and never looked back. Now, I get to help people just like you invest. Here are my 3 tips for those who want to invest in real estate.

Word on the street is we’re heading for a recession. As someone who made and lost over a million dollars during the market crash of 2007-2008, I think it’s wise for us to pay attention and heed the warnings, whether they actualize or not. Part of making good, calculated risks is preparing for the downside of those risks.

What can we do now to insulate ourselves from a recession and prepare for building, should we need to? Based on my experience pulling myself back up brick by brick, here are three tips for protecting and preparing for potential downsides.

With the right calculated risk and systems in place, you are capable of far more than you think.

After looking back over my life, I wanted to share with you what I consider to be the four pillars of success in my career that you can start replicating as soon as today.

Afraid of the inevitable recession coming our way? What if I told you there’s ways to leverage wisdom to not just survive but grow in a recession? The truth is, distressed markets have great opportunities and with the right preparation, they don’t have to be detrimental. Below, I share four actions you can do that will help you survive any distressed market.

Many people have some misconceptions about real estate investing and create limitations for themselves that can actually be completely be bypassed. In short, all limitations are self-limitations and there is always a solution. Understanding that is key to being successful in real estate. Here are four key points that can help shift any limiting mindset when it comes to real estate investing.

Inflation has been a hot topic for a while now and we are beginning to see its effects on both our GDP and CPI. The good news is, there may be an end in sight for inflation. In this blog, I share more about the market, inflation, and how an inevitable recession may not be completely bad news.