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Of all the ways to achieve financial success, real estate investing is one of the best - and today’s guest Keisha Kennedy will tell you exactly why. Keisha is an army veteran of six years and the founder of Kennedy Remedy Investments. Initially starting in 2011, Keisha has steadily expanded her portfolio over the last 10 years. She currently focuses on investing in commercial multi-family properties and helping her clients achieve their passive income dreams. In this episode Keisha and I discuss her background and how she began in real estate, her life in Kuwait, some advantages to investing in larger assets and much more! Episode Outline: (1:52) - Episode beginning and guest introduction (2:39) - Keisha goes over her backstory (6:48) - “What are some of the advantages to investing in real estate?” (10:03) - Closing the knowledge gap as a real estate investor, how to own, operate and invest in real estate (11:41) - The importance of coaches/mentors, “You can have all the tools in the world until it’s time to take action” (17:34) - The difference between a passive investor and an active investor, what are the roles and responsibilities? (19:51) - What is a general partner? (22:44) - How do investor relationships work? What types of updates do passive investors get? (25:42) - What are some of the advantages of looking at larger assets compared to smaller ones? (29:39) - Keisha’s body-building background and how she began her health shift (35:30) - Keisha highlights some tips and tricks to getting your personal fitness journey underway (40:25) - Episode wrap-up and how you can connect with Keisha Connect with host Jesse Futia: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse Email: jesse@execequityinvesting.com Connect with guest Keishia Kennedy: LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/keishia-kennedy-373a2a46/ Website | https://kennedyremedyinvestments.com/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/kennedyremedy/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/kennedyremedyinvestments/ Keishia’s FREE Beginners Guide to Investing As A Limited Partner - https://kennedyremedyinvestments.com/guide/ Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests

To grow a business, you need to be able to effectively communicate your value. This week’s guest is the pioneer who developed a powerful business idea that addresses this very issue. Bob Burg is the author of “The Go-Giver” and has over 30 years experience helping companies and sales leaders shift their mindset from “getting to giving”. In this episode, we cover Bob’s path and how it led him to his eureka moment and best selling book, “The Go Giver”. You’ll be introduced to the concept the book covers, what it takes to switch to “the giving mindset” and how it can positively impact your business or sales. Episode Outline: (1:51) - Episode beginning and guest introduction (3:07) - Background on Bob and his book (6:07) - Was there a Eureka moment for your book? (10:07) - Bob’s message to people that doubt the giving strategy, or don’t see results immediately (15:25) - The concept of 100% or 0% (18:05) - Are there one or two success stories that you remember? (21:31) - Jesse’s own personal experience with giving (23:02) - Episode wrap-up, how you can get into contact with Bob Connect with host Jesse Futia: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse Email: jesse@execequityinvesting.com Connect with guest Bob Burg: LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobburg/ Website | burg.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests

Growth only happens outside of your comfort zone. It’s uncomfortable but it’s necessary to develop yourself and achieve your goals.  Billy Keels is a strategic advisor for First Generation Capital Partners. Billy is a globetrotter who has led sales teams in multiple countries, across multiple cultures and in 4 different languages. Join us in today's episode as we cover Billy's upbringing and how it affected his views on money as well as his unique career journey and the perspective it gave him on forcing yourself into uncharted territory. Episode Outline (0:45) - Episode start (1:48) - Introduction to Billy Keels and his background (7:54) - Billy’s big move overseas, following his goals and putting himself in uncomfortable situations (14:28) - The stigma around talking about money, building financial literacy and changing from a scarcity mindset (21:20) - Selling in a foreign language and transitioning to a whole new experience (24:39) - Surrounding yourself with people that are better than you, setting your vision and being curious (29:02) - Advice on taking the first step to becoming an investor, Billy’s real estate investing journey, what made him make the change (40:40) - Tax advantages to real estate investing (48:17) - If you could solve one problem in the world, what would it be? (52:33) - Wrap-up and how you can get into contact with Billy Keels Connect with host Jesse Futia: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse Email: jesse@execequityinvesting.com Connect with guest Billy Keels: LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/billykeels/ Going Long Podcast | https://www.firstgencp.com/podcasts First Generation Capital Partners | https://www.firstgencp.com/invest Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests

Real estate investing is full of people from all walks of life who are looking to achieve financial independence. It takes a unique mindset to reach financial freedom but it also requires a lot of hard work and dedication. This week’s guest, Kris Morin is no stranger to either. Kris came out of college with a masters in education, a plan for his future and a hefty tuition bill. But when his salary as a high school science teacher couldn’t cut it, he began learning and getting more involved with real estate investing. Today, we talk about Kris’s journey as a complete newcomer to real estate investing. We also cover how he was able to completely pivot and still find success, his mentality  tips for other newbies, and much more! Episode Outline: (0:45) - Episode start, guest introduction (4:45) - Growing your career and issues with burning out (7:15) - Mindset shift going from a 9-to-5 to being an entrepreneur (9:50) - How Kris got people to lend him money when he first started out, avoiding “analysis paralysis”  (12:04) - “The psychology of quitting”, why do some people make it and some people don’t? (16:27) - The importance of refusing to quit, finding people to help you (20:05) - Kris’s advice on finding deals (27:02) - Tips on getting started with syndication, using social media as a tool (31:56) - You need to be raising capital all the time (36:00) - Some projects that Kris is working on currently (41:07) - How important is physical health for an entrepreneur? Connect with Jesse: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse Email | jesse@execequityinvesting.com Connect with Kris Morin: LinkedIn | Kris Morin Facebook | Kris.Morin.906 Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests

When it comes to passive income and achieving financial freedom, real estate investing is one of the best ways to go – and today’s guest is a great example of that. In this episode, we’re joined by real estate investor Zach Wilson.  Although admittedly a little new to the game, Zach stills brings valuable insight and perspective on what it’s like for beginners in real estate investment. From the first thing that interested him about it, to underwriting, flipping and management, Zach describes all the steps he took in his still-evolving journey. Episode Outline: -(0:45) - Episode start -(1:55) - Zach dives into who he is, his background and his decision to move to Europe in his 20s -(8:06) - “What was that initial draw to real estate?” -(13:20) - Zach reflects on how he got started in real estate and grew his base of knowledge -(19:01) - Details on Zach’s first deal, the process he went through and how he found his first tenant -(25:01) - Breakdown on managing real estate from out-of-state -(29:47) - “The cool thing about commercial real estate”, the value Zach brings to his commercial real estate team -(37:18) - Imposter syndrome and being a beginner, how to push through and better yourself, “begin with the end in mind” Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Some people think they don’t need financial advisors, that they are bad investments. Maybe they don’t trust them, or think they're in it “just for the commission”. Either way, financial advisors get a bad rap.  This is just one issue that Jesse discusses in today’s episode with guest Jon Connell. A U.S. army ranger veteran, Jon transitioned to a career in financial advising in 2018 and has been helping people save, retire and invest ever since then. In addition to his background, Jon reflects on his past and transition from the military, as well as the mistakes that he made along the way. And as a financial advisor, Jon shares his views on everything from inflation and savings to creating your own budget and implementing your Roth’s IRA. Episode Outline: -(1:12) - Interview start -(2:19) - Jon’s transition from the military, helping people avoid the mistakes that he made -(4:20) - Stigma around discussing money, getting through the “hard conversations” about finances -(10:15) - Big takeaways from being a financial advisor over the years, how to manage clients through a crisis or a difficult situation -(16:47) - “The concept of risk” and how it plays into people’s finances -(24:06) - Thoughts on emergency cash funds -(28:37) - Best ways to implement a Roth IRA -(36:01) - “What steps can people take to hedge against inflation?” -(43:12) - Mindset question, persevering through challenges and dealing with tough times Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

In today’s show, we’re joined by “Infinite Banker” and real estate investor Drew White.  Initially beginning his career as a pediatric oncology nurse, Drew incurred a staggering student debt which changed his view on money. He learned more about the principles of wealth, discovered the “Infinite Banking Concept” and was finally able to climb out of his predicament.  Now, as a modern wealth consultant, Drew spends his time helping real estate investors, business owners and athletes alike practice the “Infinite Bank Concept”. From frequently asked questions about tax benefits and inflation, to his own journey with IBC, Drew outlines the ins and outs of Infinite Banking and how everyone can become their own banker.  EPISODE OUTLINE: (1:30) - Interview start (4:56) - “In the beginning years, what are some of those steps that people can take if they find themselves maybe in a lot of student debt, or not sure how to structure their finances, what can they start doing right now to fix that problem?” (7:24) - “What is your perspective on people saving money in saving accounts?”, Drew breaks down what IBC is and why it’s a better option for your money than a savings account (11:47) - Explanation of the tax benefits that come with IBC (14:08) - How infinite banking can help seed your other investments and common criticisms of IBC (19:58) - Background on Drew’s experience with real estate and mobile home flipping (27:34) - “Where do you see crypto going in the next few years?” (33:23) - Impact that working in pediatric oncology has had on Drew’s perspective and mindset Connect with Jesse: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse Email: jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests

The 2008 financial crisis has made the public weary of the economy and especially real estate. More recently, our economy has been rocked by the pandemic and now we face soaring inflation rates. With so much uncertainty in these times it can be hard to not be cynical about the future, but that shouldn’t stop you from working towards achieving your financial freedom. In this week’s episode of Wealth Science, we’re joined by veteran and real estate investor Travis Hill. As a cancer survivor and a survivor of the 2008 recession, Travis is no stranger to uncertainty or disaster. He opens up about the hard lessons he learned and the perils of wealth building as well as his climb back into the real estate game and what to expect from our economy going forward into 2022 and beyond. Episode Outline (1:28) - Interview start (7:21) - “Where are we heading in the next 12-24 months?”, comparing our situation in real estate now with the 2008 crisis (13:21) - “Getting back in the saddle”, how Travis got back into real estate in 2018 (15:06) - Closing the knowledge gap, what you can do to get to the next level (18:40) - Getting started in real estate: Do you need to go big? What types of properties should you look for? (24:17) - The rise of short-term renting, benefits and drawbacks (28:51) - Habits for setting the right mindset for success Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests

The pandemic gave rise to the reality that things can be acquired just by tapping or clicking a button. Does this make commercial establishments unnecessary? In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Raphael Collazo, a licensed Grisanti Group commercial real estate agent, reveal the future of real estate post-pandemic and how to take advantage of the expanding possibilities in real estate investment. Outline of the episode: Why he shifted from a software career to real estate Why having a mentor is essential Why expansion in Louisville is possible Why commercial establishments are still necessary Why personal branding is important Catch up with Raphael Collazo: LinkedIn | Raphael Collazo Youtube | Raphael Collazo Facebook | Raphael Collazo Website   Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

To teach students the lingo that gets people into Wall Street, Emmy Sobieski took it upon herself to transform how the students in her alma mater, the University of California San Diego (UCSD), approach investing. She collected them and handed them materials to learn. After two weeks, they will return to present an investment pitch. That initiative quadrupled the number of students that got into Wall Street in the following years. In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Emmy Sobieski talks about her obsession for teaching, how she elevated a fund that belonged to the top 10% best all the way to 1% in the 90s, and the best advice she's heard in her 25 years as a professional investor. Outline of the episode: Emmy Sobieski – a sophomore in college with $320,000 If you're not hiring from 50% of the workforce, there will be losses Students couldn't get into Wall Street quickly because they didn't know the lingo The greatest takeaways Emmy collected from the people she worked with How Emmy Sobieski reads people Catch up with Emmy Sobieski: LinkedIn | Emmy Sobieski Website | Emmy Sobieski Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Growing up with two school teacher parents, he never had a background in business nor in real estate. As the guy who always wanted to fly, he had the opportunity to go to the Air Force Academy and studied Electrical Engineering. On his journey of trying to make sense out of the path he chose, he started building little nests for wealth building. He then contemplated that there must be a faster way to build his wealth. In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Tom Meyer, a US Air Force fighter pilot, shares about a faster way to build wealth through passively investing in real estate. Outline of the episode: How being an Air Force fighter pilot influenced his investing carreer Addressing the knowledge gap Good operators vs. Bad operators Identifying the right structure for you Tom Meyer on balancing the different aspects of his life Catch up with Tom Meyer: LinkedIn | Tom Meyer  Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Tired of leaving a valuable amount of money to companies when you are the one doing all the work? Want to be your own boss? Join Jesse Futia and Kristine Flook in this episode of Wealth Science Podcast as they explore the ways of intentional living through Real estate. As the Director of Sales at Urbanize Properties, she also shares the reason for the influx of migration in South Florida, its impact to Real estate investment, and her secret to achieving more than the intended sale. Outline of the episode: Breaking into a hot market despite the competition Resolving issues between brokers and sellers Succeeding in Real Estate Investing on RV and Tiny Homes Winning battles in spite of  Catch up with Kristine Flook: LinkedIn | Kristine Flook  Website | Urbanize Properties  Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

One thing the educational system fails at is preparing students on handling the basic commodity involved in adulting – money management. As a result, some, if not all, gets trap in bad debts, living their whole lives paying for them.  In this episode of Wealth Science, Mike Cavaggioni, host of Average Joe Finances, shares of being able to go to coffee shops grabbing that coveted liquid sanity without having to worry whether the cup is within the budget or not. His goal is helping an average Joe attain financial freedom through financial literacy. Outline of the episode: ·       Stories of real estate investments that work and did not work ·       Getting out of debt ·       Side hustles that could lead to financial freedom ·       Outsourcing and its benefits ·       The event that changed his life Catch up with Mike Cavaggioni: LinkedIn | Mike Cavaggioni Facebook | Mike Cavaggioni Twitter | Mike Cavaggioni Website | Average Joe Finances Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

There will come a point in time where we think about living the life free from financial worries and start planning on achieving financial freedom. Investment is one of the many ways this could be achieved. However, this also entails infinite questions like where to invest, what are the risks, or how to begin. In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Anthony Carlton, fiduciary advisor and Vice-president of farther, shares about tips on investing, the risks that come with it, and the partner you need in your quest to long-term wealth building. Outline of the episode: 1.     The quality of a good financial advisor 2.    Goal-based financial planning and Long term wealth building 3.     FOMO and its effect to wealth building 4.     Factors that help achieve financial freedom 5.     Investing in Cryptocurrency Catch up with Myles Gage: LinkedIn | Anthony Carlton Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Early in 2021, there was a lot of craze going on left and right in investing. FOMOs, panic selling, and overhyped trends on the internet were all over. But if anything, investors should know that a random tip online shouldn't be taken as a one size fits all type of thing. In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Myles Gage, co-founder of Rapunzl, reveal the five industries to always invest in regardless of the economy, why it's critical to form your own thesis when investing, and how their simulated stock trading platform closes the knowledge gap on investing for those who want to start their very first portfolio. Outline of the episode: 1.     A risk-free way of learning about investing 2.    Myles Gage on what being a teen investor exposed him to 3.    Working in a nine to five is not a problem 4.     What FETCH stands for 5.     Why you need to form your own thesis as an investor Catch up with Myles Gage: LinkedIn | Myles Gage Website | Rapunzl Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Some people believe 'where you start is where you have to end.' Subconsciously, this belief is also the reason why some individuals struggle to escape below-average means or their nine-to-five. In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Tony Bradshaw talks about his blueprint to becoming a millionaire, the most common misconceptions about wealth, his take on parenting, and his views on how the world could better attack global issues. Outline of the episode: 1.     Tony Bradshaw on growing up in a low-income family 2.     The three misconceptions about wealth 3.     Why it's critical to get money smart 4.     It's essential to teach your kids about money at an early age 5.     People can predict when they'll become millionaires by planning Catch up with Tony Bradshaw: LinkedIn | Tony Bradshaw Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Some people find it bonkers to even think about investing in trailer homes. Understandably, trailer homes aren't the kind of investment people brag about in their clubhouses. But did you know that according to Green Street Advisors, a global real estate research firm, between 2004 and 2018, operating income from mobile home parks rose by 87%? In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Andrew Keel shares how he started out in mobile home parks, the reasons that outshine the stigma on mobile home parks, and how he changed his park management game by adding the right people onto the team. Outline of the episode: 1.     Offsetting monthly expenses with mobile home money 2.     Three reasons why mobile home parks are great investments 3.     What does park management look like? 4.     The statistics on self-storage and mobile home parks that you need to know 5.     How does Andrew Keel prepare for marathons? Catch up with Andrew Keel: Website | Andrew Keel Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

Not everybody grows up with their mouths clenching on silver spoons. And Jason can relate. Growing up, he saw the realities of the life they lived that didn't sit so well with him. He didn't like them. He wanted to change them. And just like with every progress, change starts with assessment. In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Jason Balara explains how he bridged knowledge gaps, how being a parent influenced his mindset as an investor, his opinion on self-storage, and why he wants to help other veterinarians like him get into the space. Outline of the episode: 1.    Ownership is the way! 2.    Jason Balara on assessing the parts in life that you don't like 3.    People only either have time or money 4.     What Jason doesn’t acknowledge about the rise of self-storage facilities 5.     Veterinarians and suicide rates Catch up with Jason Balara: LinkedIn | Jason Balara Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn   Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

If there's one thing that you need to keep in mind when entering real estate investing, it's that you don't need money nor to be earning a certain amount of income to get in. With the right character and skillset, even those on food stamps can take part—like Mark! In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Mark Ortega explains the first thing you need to understand as a capital raiser, how he targets a market to invest in, and what you need to focus on when you're new to REI and not yet bankable.   Outline of the episode: 1.    No, you don't need money to start in real estate 2.   Capital raisers – they need you just as much as you need them! 3.   Mark Ortega's approach to selecting a specific market 4.   What to do when you're not bankable yet 5.   What would mark do differently if he was to start all over again? Catch up with Mark Ortega: LinkedIn | Mark Ortega Connect with your host Jesse Futia on: LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn  Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.

In the real estate business, people are quick to analyze whether you're someone that can be worked with or not. So how do you get far in this type of business? Learn how to give more than what you take! In this episode of Wealth Science Podcast, Doug Spence shares what working with a turnkey company pushed him to do, who you need to rely on when BRRRR-ing your first property, and the emphasis of taking in the right kind of tenants when managing out of state properties. Outline of the episode: 1.    Don't leave your money in a savings account! 2.   About David Greene's Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to Buy, Rehab, and Manage Out-of-State Rental Properties 3.   Doug Spence – from working with a turnkey company to building his own 4.     How does Doug's team look at properties to BRRRR 5.     Why you should give more than what you take About Doug Spence: Doug currently lives in San Diego with his wife, Cait, and parrot, Ruby. He was born and raised in Houston, Texas, attended Baylor University as an undergrad, and obtained MBA from the University of Florida. Doug has been an active duty navy officer since 2009. He purchased his first property in 2016. Doug Spence joined Gobundance in 2021. Catch up with Doug Spence: Website | Honor and Equity Instagram | Honor and Equity Connect with your host Jesse Futia on LinkedIn | Jesse Futia Facebook | jesse.futia Twitter | @FutiaJesse jesse@execequityinvesting.com   Don't forget to connect with Wealth Science on LinkedIn Find out more about passive real estate investing by clicking here! Interested in learning more about real estate investing? Schedule a call with Jesse! Want to get all the updates on the Wealth Science podcast? Click here to join our newsletter! DISCLAIMER: On this platform, I share my thoughts, opinions, and own journey to financial freedom. I am not a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content on this platform shall not be construed as tax or financial advice. It is your duty to verify all information yourself. I hope you enjoy all the free content as we continue to bring on amazing guests.