The Capitalizing Your Life Podcast

Episode 19 with William Hicks“So I would recommend to any of your young listeners or viewers, and when I say young, I mean, you could be in your mid to late forties. You're still young enough, it's not too late. Put money into passive income, mobile home parks, apartments, anything, anything with more than a dozen doors on it. That's what Grant Cardone says anyway. He likes 13 doors and more. But anything that's going to pay you back because in, you know, 5, 10, 20 years, you'll be glad you did.”Join Glenn as he interviews William Hicks, a father and grandfather, who started his career in the asphalt business as a teenager and built his financial success by investing in mobile home parks. In the 1990s, he purchased his first mobile home park and hasn't looked back. William now has over 2,000 units all over the country.Glenn and William discuss:· His experiences with the asphalt and paving business· His first MHP purchase in the 1990s· Negotiating and finding deals off the market· Passive income, active income, and the value of time· Financial decisions and choosing simplicity· Property management· RV Parks vs. Mobile Home Parks· The highs of MHP deals and ownershipEpisode Links:X (formerly Twitter): @WillyHickshttp://hickspavingva.com/ https://grantcardone.com/ Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell ------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYInvest with Glenn:https://www.verticalequityproperties.com/aboutLinkedIn: @glennyaneyX (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneywww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/ Podcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 18 with Andrew Keel “Yeah, I mean, I really believe in not only the asset class as an investment but also in adding affordable housing to markets that need it. I've been there where like we've been able to bring in 40, 50 homes and fill them up with people that were like, “Hey, I was commuting an hour to get here to my mom's house every day to take care of her because there was nothing I could afford in town. You guys brought in these 40 homes and now I live right down the street from her. Like I'm super grateful.” Join Glenn as he interviews Andrew Keel, the CEO of Keel Team Real Estate Investments, a “MHU Top 100” owner of manufactured housing communities. Andrew’s team currently manages 43 mobile home parks across the country with over 3,000 lots under his management. In his spare time, Andrew also hosts The Passive Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast. Glenn and Andrew discuss:· His start in flipping homes and single family rentals· His first mobile home purchases· Mobile home park syndication· The impact of Lonnie Scruggs and Deals on Wheels· Working with “mom and pop” MHP owners in the Midwest· The process of refinancing an MHP· Scaling with MHP ownership · Andrew’s article and work as council member with Forbes · Sacrificing cash flow to hire team members· Providing affordable housing with MHPsEpisode Links:LinkedIn: @andrewkeelX (formerly Twitter): @AndrewKeel5Facebook: @keelteam6Instagram: @keelteam https://keelteam.com/Passive Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast (Apple)Passive Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast (YouTube) "Mobile Home Park Development Headwinds: Challenges in Creating Affordable Housing" by Andrew Keel The Top 20 Things I've Learned from Investing in Mobile Home Parks (E-Book by Andrew Keel) Deals on Wheels by Lonnie Scruggs ------------------------ THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEY www.themillionairejourney.net https://www.verticalequityproperties.com/ LinkedIn: @glennyaney X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaney Podcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 17 with Cody Berman “Well, I guess the first thing, the mental motivator was that I was looking at my boss, I was looking at my boss's boss, I was looking at my boss's boss, and I didn't want any of their lives. All of them were miserable, even though they had like two houses or three houses, and [they] just went to Maine and rode [their] jet ski, [but] they had family problems, their kids hated them, they would work late, it's like, I don't want your life.” Join Glenn as he interviews Cody Berman, a 28-year-old entrepreneur who started his journey to financial independence at the age of 19. After 7 months in the corporate world, Cody decided to leave his 9-to-5 to pursue life as an entrepreneur. From manufacturing disc golf equipment to UBER Eats, Cody has experience in dozens of businesses before settling into the path of selling digital products and helping others on their journey to financial independence. In only 3 years, he reached his goal of having a net worth of a million dollars and financial freedom.Glenn and Cody discuss:· The FIRE Method – Financial Independence Retire Early· The impact of the book The 4-Hour Work Week· The benefits of passive income· Lessons learned from the disc golf manufacturing business· Living frugally to achieve financial goals· Side hustles to full-time entrepreneurship· Compound interest (Glenn’s favorite topic!)· What you can accomplish financially in 3 years· Compounding income and reinvesting into income-producing assets· His experiences selling digital products· Upscaling your skills into bigger ventures· His courses, community, and podcastEpisode Links:LinkedIn: @codydbermanX (formerly Twitter): @codydbermanFacebook:@codydavidbermanInstagram: @codydberman https://codydberman.com/https://goldcityventures.com/https://thefishow.com/ The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/LinkedIn: @glennyaneyX (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 16 with Isaac Weinberger“You're sitting on a gold mine. Learn a little more. Be open to learning. Stay humble, be open to learning, and you can save yourself a lot of money. I'm not selling you vacuum cleaners that fly. I'm selling you an item that has a tremendous value to it.” Join Glenn as he interviews Isaac Weinberger, a visionary in the world of real estate finance and taxation. Isaac has always had an entrepreneurial spirit and found his success as a Cost Segregation Expert Advisor. He is regional manager of Madison SPECS, a Cost Segregation firm, and has helped clients offset more than $200,000,000 in tax liabilities.Glenn and Isaac discuss:· His entrepreneurial adventures, including carnivals, lawn mowing and giving haircuts· His discovery of the cost segregation and financial education· The difference between cost segregation and regular depreciation· How limited partners can benefit from cost segregation· Differences in passive versus active investments· Mobile home parks as the best asset class for bonus depreciation· Recent taxation laws and how they affect cost segregationEpisode Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isaac-weinberger-b0b749225/ https://www.madisonspecs.com/ ------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/LinkedIn: @glennyaneyX (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 15 with Bodhi Gallo“But there's been times it's 5 am and I got to hop my ass in the truck. So that's one thing that's tough. But at the same time, I'm a firm believer, if you own a roofing business, if you own a pressure washing business, your employees can't hold you hostage. If my driver's mouthing off to me or he's slacking off and I have to fire him, like you're done. I'll get in the truck, I don't need you, which is something that's really important for me, is I don't wanna be held hostage.” Join Glenn as he interviews Bodhi Gallo, a 24-year-old entrepreneur from New York, who has found his financial success in co-owning a dumpster rental business. From his internship in marketing at Benjamin Moore to creating a blog on financial freedom, Bodhi has had an interesting journey. His next steps include continuing to build his SEO and marketing business, Stryker Digital. Glenn and Bodhi discuss:· His experience in marketing· Buying a dumpster rental business· The costs and profits of dumpster rentals· Scaling, structuring, and financing a dumpster business· Differences in markets with dumpster rentals· Communication with customers and collecting payments· His SEO and digital marketing businessEpisode Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bodhigallo/Twitter: @irentdumpstershttps://stryker-digital.com/https://tntjunkboys.com/https://financialfreedom101.blog/------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/LinkedIn: @glennyaneyX (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 14 with Mustafa Ladha“It's very ‘normal’ for people to kind of plateau at some point in their career in terms of their knowledge, their growth, their salary, and all of that. I think one of the things for me is anytime I feel comfortable, I try to do something to make me feel uncomfortable, try to push growth a little bit, whether that's the Amazon store or the nonprofit that I'm working on. Whatever it is, like I try to do something that pushes the envelope a little bit and forces me to grow… That would be my advice to people is always invest in yourself, to the best of your ability.” Join Glenn as he interviews Mustafa Ladha, the Co-Founder of Realty Mercato and the Vice President of Business Development for Veloce Capital. Mustafa has had a fascinating journey starting in the pharmaceutical industry and eventually landing in real estate investments. He has spent the last decade helping clients generate over $1M in passive real estate investments and has successfully transacted over $50M in real estate deals.Glenn and Mustafa discuss:· His journey from pharmaceuticals to real estate· Using experience from the corporate world as an entrepreneur· Understanding your personal risk tolerance· How/when to make the decision to shut down a business· Structuring and scaling a business· Evaluating the worth of your time· His investments in ground-up construction ventures· Having a variety of “buckets” of investments· Ethical and Shariah-compliant investment strategies· Investing in assets that you know and understand· The importance of investing in yourselfEpisode Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mustafa-ladha/Website: https://velocecapital.com/[email protected] https://calendly.com/mustafal/veloce ------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/LinkedIn: @glennyaneyX (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 13 with Tory Sheffer“It was certainly a lot easier because that first deal that I did, I made more than I would have made in a year selling houses. So I was like, okay, I got a year of income that was comparable to if I were selling houses…. So, I can always go back to selling houses. If I need to go make 20, 30, 50 grand, or whatever, absolutely need to, could I sell a house? Yeah, sure, but I'd rather sacrifice the short-term easy stuff and kind of build something for a longer term.” Join Glenn as he interviews Tory Sheffer, the founder of Sheffer Capital, a real estate investment company owning over $75 million volume across 700+ units. Before his ventures in real estate, Tory owned and operated a commercial playground construction company as a college student. After getting his real estate license and selling houses for a few years in Michigan, Tory discovered multifamily real estate and shifted gears to finding commercial investment opportunities. Glenn and Tory discuss:· His journey from building playgrounds to selling real estate· His first real estate investment · Collaborating with investors on deals· Selling real estate vs. investing in real estate· The importance of equity· Rolling profits from one deal into the next· Using your network of family and friends· Deciding when to sell and when to refinance a property· Long-term investments vs. short-term easy cashEpisode Links:X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/ToryJShefferLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/torysheffer/Website: https://sheffercapital.com/------------------------ THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.netLinkedIn: @glennyaneyX (formerly Twitter): @glennyaney Podcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 12 with Damian Bergamaschi“Mobile home parks are a really special asset class within real estate for this one reason. They're kind of a walled garden. So basically, the concept is that you just could buy a bad house, but it has to be in a good neighborhood. And with a mobile home park, you can actually improve the neighborhoods. You kind of break the rule of real estate, ‘location, location, location,’ a little bit. Not… not to the fullest, it's gray. But it can shift a little bit.”Join Glenn as he interviews Damian Bergamaschi, a data-driven real estate investor based in South Carolina. Damian began working at the age of 12 in a comic bookstore. After some important financial realizations in his teenage years, he studied business and finance in college. In the last decade, Damian co-founded Damris Capital, an investment advisory firm specializing in mobile home parks and self-storage facilities. Damian has found his financial freedom by following data and taking portfolio opportunities that other investors overlook. Glenn and Damian discuss:· How to get investors to trust you · VIX – The Volatility Index· Choosing investments through data and algorithms· Being a limited partner versus being a general partner· The benefits of small MHPs over larger MHPs· What makes MHPs a special asset· Controlling your RTOs and increasing their value· Changing the stigma of MHPs· Pros of regional acquisitions in building a team· Infilling MHPs· Building relationships and working with park owners for inventory· The difference in supply/demand in different regional markets· The impact of inflation on rentals· The importance of both the deal and the deal structure· Damian’s 50-acre family compound projectEpisode Links:X (formerly Twitter): @MobileHomeParkHeroLinkedIn: @damianbergamaschiInstagram: @damianbergamaschihttps://www.countercapitalholdings.com/https://www.damriscapital.com/ ------------------------ THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEY www.themillionairejourney.netLinkedIn: @glennyaney X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaney Podcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 11 with Brett Buras“So, Glenn, I think you mentioned something that's so important and it's around alignment on the vision. When we buy a mobile home park. And if you sat in our internal meetings from the very, very beginning. The conversation really revolves around how can we make this place better.”Join Glenn as he interviews Brett Buras, a fellow Tampa real estate investor. Brett started out as an entrepreneur in the marketing world. After selling his marketing business he moved into real estate where he ultimately found success in wholesaling real estate, property acquisition, and investing in mobile home parks. Currently, Brett has investments in over 30 mobile home parks across the country and actively manages about 100 pads.Glenn and Brett discuss:Surviving the ups and downs of the real estate marketWholesaling real estateUsing his marketing and communications skills as a wholesalerDefining parameters for acquisitionsSuccessful third-party management for mobile home parksThe importance of alignment in visionOwning a franchise hotel Episode Links:https://www.countercapitalholdings.com/ X (formerly Twitter): Mobile Home Park MaestroLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brettburas/https://www.buildium.com/ ------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 10 with Garrett Terrell“The mobile home park deals are the best deals that I have ever purchased in my entire career. And they have been the easiest, they have made the most cash flow, and they're the most attractive to lenders. Believe it or not, local banks and credit unions love these... And it's literally tripled my net worth in three months - four months… I was hovering a little under 1,000,000 bucks basically for the last four years… After I bought these 2 mobile home parks, it bumped up to 3.2 million on [my] personal financial statement.”Join Glenn as he interviews Garrett Terrell, a real estate investor from Phoenix, Arizona. Garrett started in real estate in 2018 at the age of 22 by house flipping. In the past 6 years, he has closed over 200 transactions. A former college baseball player, Garrett now owns 60 rental properties and has a $5,000,000 portfolio at the age of 28.Glenn and Garrett discuss:Flipping housesThe BRRRR MethodTypes of financing - private money, national banks, local banks, and credit unionsInfinite bankingVelocity banking Using HELOCs, LLCs, and promissory notes to invest Lien positionsReal estate waterfallsPark owned vs. tenant owned mobile homesPricing mobile home rentalsSettings standards with tenantsSingle home properties vs. mobile home park propertiesStacking property dealsBuilding credibility with lenders and brokersThe importance of having control of your businessPrice, speed, and convenience in financingEpisode Links:X (formerly Twitter):@GarrettTerrell_Instagram: @Garrett_TerrellFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/garrett.terrell.5LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garrett-terrell-6b3b2718b/YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/GarrettTerrell https://garrettterrell.com/https://rocketcapital.fund/[email protected] Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 9 with Lauren Keen Aumond“I like short term rentals so much more than I like long term rentals. I feel like they're easier to maintain. Like we touch up paint like once a year. I think we had to replace one blind one time in all of our units. But I kind of like that there's no big turns. People are happier. You get really rewarded for making the properties beautiful.”Join Glenn as he interviews Lauren Keen Aumond, a real estate investor and personal finance content creator who retired from her 6-figure sales job at the age of 33. She currently lives in the Tampa Bay area where she is the owner of several long-term and short-term rentals. Lauren is the co-founder of House Money Media and hosts both the House Money Podcast and the Adulting is Easy podcast.Glenn and Lauren discuss:· Lauren’s journey from a sales career to real estate investor and finance coach· House hacking with family· Owning AirBnBs· Benefits of short-term rentals versus long-term rentals· Management of rentals· The importance of emergency funds with owning properties· Maxing 401Ks· Lauren’s podcasts – Adulting is Easy and the House Money PodcastEpisode Links:Instragram: @adultingiseasyrealX (formerly Twitter): @AdultingisEasyPodcasts: House Money Podcast / Real Adulting is Easy Podcasthttps://www.realadultingiseasy.com/https://www.housemoneymedia.com/------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 8 with Derek Vickers“And so, I would tell people to go all in on something that you know is right. Like, I had a full understanding that these parks - we had done it before in another park - I was like, ‘Dude - these are sure fire things.’ There was no hesitation. If I have to hesitate to wire 50 grand. Then you shouldn't do it. But with the mobile home parks it was like boom, no hesitation.”Join Glenn as he interviews Derek Vickers, a mobile home park owner from Orlando, Florida. Derek is the owner of 38 mobile park home communities, as well as the owner of Vicktory Real Estate Group. Since leaving his 9-to-5 in the insurance business, he now coaches others in mobile home park investments and hosts the podcast, The MHP Show.Glenn and Derek discuss:· Using experience from the insurance business as a real estate investor· Derek’s first mobile home park property· Challenges in managing mobile home parks· Converting park owned homes to tenant owned homes· Refinancing mobile park home properties· Mobile home park properties versus apartment properties· Knowing when to buy and invest in a deal· Derek’s coaching business and podcastEpisode Links:LinkedIn: @derek-vickers-0774b146/Facebook: @DerekVickersInstragram: @derekvickers885X (formerly Twitter): @derekvickers885Podcast: The MHP Showhttps://vicktoryrealestategroup.com/Mobile Home Park Investment Master ClassMHP Investment eBook Guide Shut Up and Listen! Hard Business Truths that WIll Help You Succeed by Tilman Fertitta ------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 7 with Jamie Goldenberg“That was kind of where this mastery kind of word came to me was like, you know what? I want to really focus on the process. The results like are important. But it's not like- I know the process is the most important part and that will drive results. So, like how can I master this process of land investing and all the components to it.”Join Glenn as he interviews Jamie Goldenberg, a land investor currently residing in Charlotte, North Carolina. Jamie graduated with a degree in Finance from the University of Kansas. After working briefly in financial services, Jamie was recruited to a small startup company and while in that position he started experimenting with real estate. He found his success by investing in land and became financially independent this past year at the age of 31.Glenn and Jamie discuss:· Investing in land· Land flipping· Note portfolios· Investment buyers versus recreational buyers· The benefits of owner financing· Having structure and processes as an entrepreneur· Capital Partnerships· Time and priorities· Benefits of hiring a coach and being a coachEpisode Links:LinkedIn: @thelandguyX (formerly Twitter): @The_Land_GuyFacebook: @Turnprophttps://www.linkedin.com/company/turn-prop-llc/The Land Investing Clubhttps://www.cash-for-land.com/ ------------------------ THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEY www.themillionairejourney.net https://www.verticalequityproperties.com/ X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaney Podcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 6 with Tom Brickman “I technically hit [financial independence] at 37 but stayed working at my job till 39 out of self-doubt, and I hit financial independence by buying real estate. I focused on the ugly stuff that everyone else ignored.” Join Glenn as he interviews Tom Brickman, a real estate entrepreneur based in Dallas, Texas. Tom started his career in movie theatre management and retired at the age of 39 after building his real estate portfolio. In his retirement, Tom has founded The Frugal Gay, a company where he provides resources and coaching on real estate investments. Glenn and Tom discuss: · House hacking· Benefits of purchasing the “ugly” properties· Challenges of being a landlord· Getting your foot in the door when you have little cash flow· Loans with local credit unions vs. larger banks· Buying when interest rates are high· Tom’s podcast and newsletter Episode Links:LinkedIn: @tom-brickman-1861b5124/Instagram: @thefrugalgay11Facebook: @Thefrugalgay111X (formerly Twitter): @Thefrugalgay11Podcast: https://podcast.housemoneymedia.com/Website: https://thefrugalgay.com/ https://linktr.ee/thefrugalgay11------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 5"I got into this business for non-monetary purposes, right? I wanted to spend more time with family and ministry work. Just do what I want, when I want, with who I want. So that's always the forefront of my mind and making sure I have a good work-life balance.... I love real estate, I love doing what I do. But it doesn't define who I am." Join Glenn as he interviews Caleb Johnson, an entrepreneur who acquired 124 rentals before the age of 26. Caleb is the founder of Red Sea Capital Group, a company that guides residential real estate investors through investing in apartments to build their portfolios and passive income. Caleb started in business right out of high school and began learning about real estate investment by the age of 19. After three years investing in residential real estate, Caleb started surrounding himself with apartment investors and found a new path in his real estate journey. Glenn and Caleb discuss:• House hacking• Networking with investors• Cash flow investments• Supply and demand in the multifamily market• Floating interest rates and how they are affecting real estate operators• How rent projections are estimatedEpisode Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caleb-johnson-7b7300205/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@fromtrialtotriumphPodcast: From Trial to Triumphhttps://redseacapitalgroup.com/------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyPodcast Management by Kelly Carlson Creative Services

Episode 4 with Ben Wann“What was really obvious to me was that there is strategy, but then you need the execution. Right? Things have to happen or else it's kind of a fantasy. Truly understanding strategy, not just like the corporate buzzword types and execution is incredibly powerful.”Join Glenn as he interviews Ben Wann and learn how he moved from the corporate finance space to creating courses, publishing books, and most recently, to founding his own company, CFO Consultants LLC, that helps businesses with financial strategy, and more importantly, execution.Ben has a MBA from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, as well as a BS in Accounting & Finance from Rutgers. During his time in the corporate world, he earned every credential possible in accounting. After 10 years and reaching the title of Director of FP&A and Cost Accounting, he realized that the corporate world isn't all it is cracked up to be and decided to use what he had learned about strategy and execution to help others succeed with their businesses.Ben talks about how he scaled his writing business and websites while still working in the corporate sector. He discusses why strategy and execution are so important, and how he helps businesses improve their processes and efficiency. Listen as Glenn and Ben discuss a different avenue for income - buying businesses - and why buying accounting firms could be a great opportunity for young professionals. Episode Links:X (formerly Twitter):@BenWann_CMALinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-wann/Email: [email protected]://accountingprofessor.org/https://www.cfoconsultants.net/https://beagle-run-publishing.mailchimpsites.com/https://www.udemy.com/user/the-numbers-guys/Books by Ben Wann------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaney

Episode 3 with Jeremy Taggart"When you're just starting out, I think that gaining knowledge and skills is almost more important than money... Make the focus at the beginning gaining these valuable skills, skill sets, and knowledge that are going to make you tons of money over the course of the rest of your life."Join Glenn as he interviews Jeremy Taggart and learn how this real estate agent and investor has used house hacking to find financial freedom. Jeremy graduated from Robert Morris University with degrees in Actuarial Science and Financial Mathematics. He spent his last semester working full-time and was able to qualify for a mortgage and begin his house hacking journey before he had even graduated. While spending time in the corporate world as a claims associate and a financial analyst, Jeremy was able to get his real estate license and quickly realized he could make more money working in real estate. After getting fired from his 9-to-5 job, he was able to put all his energy into building his real estate business and his portfolio. Having just turned 30, Jeremy spent his 20s house hacking moving from house to house and recently closed on his 7th house hack. Learn how house hacking has helped Jeremy to thrive as a real estate agent and act in the best interest of his clients. Jeremy Taggart is currently a successful real estate agent and investor working in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as the team lead at Deacon Hoover Real Estate Advisors. Episode Links:Instagram: @jeremy_taggart X (formerly Twitter):@ jeremy_taggartWebsite: https://jeremytaggart.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-taggart-080772105/Email: [email protected] Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosakihttps://www.youtube.com/@AlexHormozi------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaney

Episode 2 with Jack Allweil "One of my questions at the end of my show is, 'What's the best and worst personal finance advice you've heard or received?'... Some of the myths are like, invest in what you know... But a lot of people are saying that's the worst advice they've heard, in the sense that you need to put real money into things so that you learn. And even if you don't know anything in the beginning, if you just put a little money, you'll start paying attention. And that's how you get the knowledge and experience to take, you know, bigger chunks of your money and invest them in certain places."Join Glenn as he interviews Jack and learn how this actuary has made millions through real estate investments, infinite banking, and land flipping. Jack Allweil started his financial journey as an actuary, but has since made a name for himself as a real estate investor, land flipper, personal finance guru, author and as a podcast host. He has turned his financial wisdom into several "mini" self-directed projects and is on a journey to combine his actuarial background with his love of sports, reading, and personal finance. Jack's journey began in the insurance world, but after getting fired in 2016, he decided to take a solo trip to Europe to discover his family roots. On this journey, Jack made many self discoveries, including a love of reading and a realization that he could make money renting out real estate. In this episode, we learn about Jack's first real estate investment in rental properties using seller financing. His continual love of learning about investments has led him to explore infinite banking, land flipping in Arizona, and the Forex market. Episode Links:The Brothers on Books Podcast: The Brothers on Books Podcast – Brothers summarizing and analyzing books on their podcastYouTube: Jack Allweil - YouTubeLinkedIn: (5) Jack Allweil, FSA | LinkedIn X (formerly Twitter): Jack Allweil, FSA (@Jack_Allweil) / X (twitter.com)The Shortest History of Germany by James HawesBecoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson NashMake Better Bets by Jack Allweil15 Weeks to Pass an Actuarial Exam by Jack Allweil------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X (formerly Twitter): @glennyaneyEpisode Edited by Next Day Podcast

Episode 1 with John Henry"It's kind of crazy thinking back, but selling cellphones in the mall is how I bought four properties in my twenties."Join Glenn as he interviews John and follow his non-traditional journey to financial freedom.John is a multi-millionaire and the founder of Millennial Wealth, a free weekly newsletter helping millennials to master the art of wealth creation. Early in his journey, John realized college wasn't the first step for him and discovered a passion for sales. He began building his wealth by selling cellphones in the mall in his 20s and purchased his first four properties. Despite his non-traditional path, John was making double what his peers were when they graduated college and took "real" jobs. In his 30s, he left cellphone sales to work in a bank and transitioned into real estate finance. With his continued strategy of saving and investing, John was able to reach the million dollar mark by the age of 36. By 40 he had reached the 2.5 million dollar mark. Now John has left the corporate world to improve his work-life balance and start his own business to help millennials to take control of their financial futures. Glenn and John talk about John's trajectory to being a multi-millionaire and the different types of investment strategies John has explored to reach his goals. Episode Links:Millennial Wealth Newsletter: thejohnhenry.me/newsletter Website: https://www.thejohnhenry.me/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhenry0804/X: @johnhenry0804Instagram: @millennial___wealth------------------------THE MILLIONAIRE JOURNEYwww.themillionairejourney.nethttps://www.verticalequityproperties.com/X: @glennyaneyEpisode Edited by Next Day Podcast