The Everyday Millionaire Show

Maryland can feel like a pressure cooker right now, and not just for homeowners. We sit down again with Mike Griffith, a member of the Maryland General Assembly who also works inside the real estate closing world at Crown Title, to talk about what’s actually changing across the market and the state. We also get specific about the costs that quietly crush returns: rising insurance, higher taxes, pricier labor, fuel surcharges, and maintenance that keeps climbing while rents struggle to ...

A Half Ironman sounds heroic until you’re running in brutal heat with legs that want to cramp every step and aid stations that can’t keep ice stocked. We unpack what it felt like to survive the swim, gain ground on the bike, then get humbled on the run. Then we zoom out to what we’re seeing in the real estate market right now, and it’s not pretty. Rental vacancies linger, tenant placement is slower than it “should” be, resale listings sit without offers, and interest rates stay high enough t...

The real estate market is changing, technology is accelerating, and artificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the biggest forces shaping the future of business, investing, and wealth creation. We discuss how AI is changing business, real estate, and investing. From analyzing deals to making smarter decisions, and why adapting early could create major opportunities in the next decade. This conversation is not just about technology. It is about mindset, timing, strategy, and understa...

What does AI actually mean for business owners right now? In this episode, we sit down with returning guest Jett Hennigan from Dreamers Event Rentals to talk about his move into AI and how he’s starting to use it inside a real business. He breaks down what “agentic AI” actually looks like when it’s wired into real tools like Zoho, QuickBooks Online, Google Drive, and your quoting process. We dive into what AI is already changing, the mistakes most people are making, and how to stay ahead as ...

Forty-six showings and only two offers tells you more about the market than any headline. We break down what we’re seeing as agents and investors right now: houses can still move fast, but only when they’re priced for reality, renovated the right way, and positioned to win in that first window before a listing goes stale. Then we get honest about rentals. Vacancies are up, applications are weaker, and it can be smarter to hold a unit empty than rush into a bad tenant and end up evicting after...