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Building Wealth, Raising a Family, and Keeping It Real.
We share the unfiltered journey of growing wealth through mid-term rentals, creative finance, and home renovations - all while raising a young family. From sacrifices and struggles to wins worth celebrating, we bring you real stories, smart strategies, and the behind-the-scenes chaos of chasing big dreams.
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U-Haul offered $6.3 million cash for a self-storage facility. Joe Downs offered $6.5 million with seller financing, and won. The seller's reason had nothing to do with price. Roughly 80% of storage facilities are still owned by mom-and-pop operators, and that's the market Joe says the big players can't touch. In this episode: - How Joe beat U-Haul's $6.3M all-cash offer, and the one thing the seller actually cared about - The seller sentence that tells you a facility is badly under-managed -...
Robert Howell owns 23 mobile home parks and over 200 lots. People assume he's rich. He says the checks are nowhere near what you'd think. Robert breaks down what mobile home park investing really pays, how he buys parks with seller financing, and the tax bill that sent him right back into buying mode. In this episode: - Why 200+ lots doesn't mean a fat bank account yet, and when the money actually shows up - How Robert bought a 110-lot park for $500K with 30-year seller financing and no paym...
Chris Gavre buys raw land for about $30,000 a lot, sets a brand new double wide on it, and sells it for $222,000 to $230,000. He did 50 to 60 of these last year and is on pace to do it again. Almost nobody is teaching this strategy, and he thought he invented it. In this episode: What a land home package is, and the dealer's license that lets you buy a brand new home at wholesale straight from the factoryChris's full numbers: roughly $30,000 land, $70,000 to $75,000 for the house, $40,000 to ...
They didn't have $200 for diapers, let alone a down payment — and a decade later they own 50 rental properties. Brandon and Chessie Hollibaugh share exactly how they climbed out of $50,000 in credit card debt on a Navy paycheck and built a real estate portfolio using creative financing and almost none of their own money, including the two deals that nearly took it all back. In this episode: - How Brandon closed his first wholesale deal in 29 days with just $100 and some plastic signs - The d...
They didn't have $200 for diapers, let alone a down payment — and a decade later they own 50 rental properties. Brandon and Chessie Hollibaugh share exactly how they climbed out of $50,000 in credit card debt on a Navy paycheck and built a real estate portfolio using creative financing and almost none of their own money, including the two deals that nearly took it all back. In this episode: - How Brandon closed his first wholesale deal in 29 days with just $100 and some plastic signs - The d...
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