Ever wondered how to start in real estate with ZERO experience? Meet Ty Downey—a full-time employee who decided to take massive action and dive into real estate investing. In just 64 days, he went from knowing nothing about wholesaling to closing two deals and making $14,000!

In this episode of Rich Dad Radio, we break down Ty’s journey:
- How he started with no money and no experience
- The exact steps he took to build a network of investors
- How one Facebook post opened doors to private money lenders
- Why cold calling was the game-changer for finding deals
- The biggest lesson for anyone looking to break into real estate

If you think you need thousands of dollars to start investing, think again. Ty proves that with the right mindset, mentorship, and action, success is within reach!

00:00  Introduction
01:05  Meet Ty Downey: The Hustling Investor
03:25  Starting a Real Estate Business
05:58  Building a Network and Finding Deals
09:23  First Flip and Learning the Ropes
11:31  Shifting Focus: From Flipping to Wholesaling
17:37  Tools of the Trade: Dialers and Skip Tracing
18:44  The Importance of Education and Mentorship
20:54  The Abundance of Capital for Real Estate Deals
21:39  Understanding the Target Market
22:30  Overcoming Financial Obstacles
23:26  The Importance of Quality Conversations
24:08  Building a Wholesaling Business
25:21  Effective Cold Calling Strategies
27:07  Breaking Down a Successful Deal
30:11  The Power of Mentorship
33:33 Achieving Financial Freedom

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