Episode #163 – In this episode, Chad interviews his wife, Kari. She discusses her own professional and money journey, including how she and Chad balance their roles in real estate and investing. They also talk about getting on the same page as partners, long-term travel, finding purpose beyond money, and what’s next in their own [Continue Reading]
From Poverty to Wall St to Retiring With Rental Properties
KAYR grew up in Philadelphia in poverty, including his family being evicted from his home and living on welfare. But he got some critical advice and made choices that led him to attend college on a scholarship, work for investment banks and hedge funds on Wall Street, and eventually invest in real estate investments so [Continue Reading]
How One Investor Replaced His Salary With Multiple Streams of Real Estate Income
In my Investor Profile Series, I use a question & answer format to share the stories of actual real estate investors at different stages of their investing careers. Today’s investor profile is with Bradley LaBrie, a 27-year-old house hacker, landlord, real estate agent, and house flipper from Detroit, Michigan. Bradley shares how he built 3 different [Continue Reading]
2021 Housing Bubble? My Thoughts on How to Invest Wisely
Are we in a housing bubble in 2021? In this episode, Coach Carson shares his opinion on how to best approach the current hot real estate market so that you protect yourself while still moving forward and making progress towards your financial goals. Read the Transcript Here Is there a 2021 housing bubble? It’s understandable [Continue Reading]
How to Estimate Rehab Costs For Investment Properties – Interview With J Scott
Real estate investing often involves rehabbing (aka remodeling) a property. But how do you estimate rehab costs and decide what repairs need to be done if you’re not a remodeling expert? In this episode, J Scott, the author of The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs and The Book on Flipping Houses shares his process that anyone can learn. You’ll [Continue Reading]
Career Capital – Financial Independence Isn’t the Only Way to Get Personal Freedom & Autonomy
Financial independence means you no longer need to work for money. When you have enough assets to pay your day-to-day bills without working, you suddenly have the freedom and autonomy to make different choices in your life. You increase your options. And who wouldn’t want more options, freedom, and autonomy? I clearly liked the idea, [Continue Reading]
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