Levi began his journey to become a prominent player in the Colorado Real Estate market. Starting with single family and small multifamily properties, in 2020 he pivoted to commercial multifamily real estate and in 2022 expanded into hospitality. Levi uses multiple investment strategies by remaining opportunistic. As he expands his portfolio, and to achieve an accelerated growth strategy, his next step is to start utilizing a syndication model, allowing others to take advantage of the wealth building that real estate provides.
Here’s some of the topics we covered:
- Here’s some of the topics we covered: Multifamily On The Side While Doing a W2
- Surrounding Yourself With Like-Minded People
- Why Syndicate Rather Than Do Other Deals?
- Fighting Through The Fear of Making a Decision
- Transitioning To Bigger Deals & Syndications
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00:00:00:09 – 00:00:18:06
Rod
Hi, my name is Rod Khleif, and I’m the host of the Lifetime Cash Flow to Real Estate Investing Podcast. And every week I interview multifamily rock stars. We talk about how they build, increase wealth for themselves and their families through multifamily properties. So hit the like unsubscribe button to get notified every Monday when a new episode comes out.
00:00:18:09 – 00:00:38:13
Rod
Let’s get to it. Welcome back to multifamily rock Star. So this is where we interview people that are crushing it in this business. And we show you guys the inside scoop into how multifamily investors are creating massive success in their businesses and in their lives. And as always, I’ve got my co-host who’s the director of our massive action team for my Warrior mentorship group, Mark Nagy, on the call.
00:00:38:15 – 00:00:40:09
Rod
Mark, what’s new, bro?
00:00:40:11 – 00:00:48:21
Mark
Well, I’m up for this call because I think correct me if I’m wrong, this is the first call where we’ve had a guest who’s about the same age as me, so I’m excited for that.
00:00:48:23 – 00:01:08:22
Rod
To So we’ve got Levi Weber on the call today and he’s been involved in real estate for a good bit. I’m going to let him tell you about that. He’s in about 120 doors now. What makes that unique is that most of those doors are that he owns himself or in joint ventures rather than syndicating. And so we’re going to dig into all that.
00:01:08:23 – 00:01:10:13
Rod
Welcome to the show, Levi.
00:01:10:15 – 00:01:12:13
Levi
Thank you. Great to be here. Excited to be here.
00:01:12:19 – 00:01:27:04
Rod
All right. Well, why don’t you take a minute and just give us, you know, a little bit of your history. You know, in real estate. I don’t know if you came right out of school and went into real estate or what that progression looked like if you started with something else. But give us a little background.
00:01:27:06 – 00:01:46:02
Levi
So my first entry into real estate was in high school. My older brother, who’s about 11 years older than me, he was fixing flipping houses so I would go spend the summer with him and I’d be I’d be the guy out there swinging the hammer. We’d both be out there and he would sometimes have a higher guy, but usually just be the two of us out there swinging a hammer all summer.
00:01:46:02 – 00:02:11:06
Levi
And we would take these old dilapidated houses and turn them into something nice. I thought that was such a cool progression to see. I realized that I didn’t want to be a laborer, so I went to college and ended up with a mechanical engineering degree and paid for school by doing door to door sales and so I got a unique set of sales skills and engineering.
00:02:11:07 – 00:02:41:24
Rod
That’s very unusual, by the way. That is very unusual for someone in engineering to go door to door. I bet that first door you knocked on was petrifying. I was shocked. Yeah, I can imagine. But good for you, brother, because I will tell you and I’m sorry to digress and interrupt here, but you know, my son is knocking on doors in Denver doing roofing sales right now and he’s and there is no greater sales training than knocking on doors because you meet every kind of personality you get, every kind of reaction you have to become okay with rejection.
00:02:42:01 – 00:02:50:04
Rod
And and the fact that you did it as an engineer just says a lot about your moxie. So very impressive. Please continue. Yeah.
00:02:50:06 – 00:03:09:23
Levi
So I was able to get a really good sales job in the building supplies industry, ended up being one of the top salespeople there working my way through the company, and we were making my wife and I were making way more than we were spending. So it was only logical we start investing so much so. So we circled around trying to figure out what to invest in.
00:03:09:23 – 00:03:27:15
Levi
Ended up landing on real estate. It made the most sense because we had control of our assets rather than just dumping money in the stock market to do what it does. And so we started out by buying a couple small like a duplex and a triplex, and then I started flipping a couple of houses on the side of that, too.
00:03:27:21 – 00:03:29:08
Rod
And this was in Denver?
00:03:29:10 – 00:03:33:22
Levi
Yes, primarily in Denver and Denver and then also in Montrose, where I grew up.
00:03:33:24 – 00:03:49:11
Rod
Montrose. Okay. Wow. Yeah, I guess kills me when you’re talking about duplexes and houses in Denver, because, you know, again, I was there for 30 years. I can still name every street between Kipling in Havana because they’re all alphabetical and easy to remember. But anyway, please continue.
00:03:49:13 – 00:04:08:24
Levi
So so we drew that up we into a portfolio that would support us and support our lifestyle. In early 21, I made the jump off of my W-2 job. I left a really high salary, but I realized the only way to really grow big in multifamily was to be full time in it and to really dedicate a lot of time to it.
00:04:09:01 – 00:04:09:21
Levi
That was my.
00:04:09:21 – 00:04:33:16
Rod
Okay, let me let me stop you. Okay. So you quit your job to go and do this with us. And and I think I even had some communication with you about that or was somebody that told me about that. And but the difference is you already had some income. Yes. Yes. So you didn’t you you had investment income from your houses that you’d purchased and were renting out in plex’s and stuff, right?
00:04:33:18 – 00:04:34:11
Levi
Yeah, exactly.
00:04:34:14 – 00:04:50:12
Rod
Okay. Okay. So guys, do not quit your job. Come do this. Okay? Just tell me. I just want to put that out there because I get that question all the time and know unless you’ve got some source of income, like leave. I did. Don’t do that, you know, because people say, you know, hey, if I do this full time, I’ll kill it.
00:04:50:12 – 00:05:08:13
Rod
Yeah, well, you could do it on the side. Okay. I can’t tell you how many people have made multimillion dollar portfolios and and retired from super high paying corporate jobs because of their income as eclipsed. You know what? They were making. So I just want to interject that. I’m sorry to interrupt again yet. What? Yes, yet. Once again, that’s all I hate.
00:05:08:13 – 00:05:14:02
Rod
I get on my on my podcast is I interrupt too much. But but I want to hammer that point on. Please continue.
00:05:14:04 – 00:05:33:06
Levi
Yeah. So basically, at that point in time, we had like 20, 25 or something like that. And then over the last year and a half since I jumped off, we ended up growing to a portfolio of 120 units. We recently bought our first hospitality property. Everything else has been primarily commercial, multifamily.
00:05:33:08 – 00:05:39:01
Rod
Yeah. So you bought a hotel in the Springs, You told us before we started recording. Fantastic. How many, how many keys?
00:05:39:03 – 00:05:39:18
Levi
48.
00:05:39:24 – 00:05:46:04
Rod
48. So it’s a little one. Okay, very cool. Is it was it a flag or is it just like a standalone thing? It’s a.
00:05:46:04 – 00:06:08:20
Levi
Standalone thing. We originally we under contract with it with the intent of converting it to multifamily after we were well down the road there, it was completely off market. It was a broker connection. He had no owner or anything, but after every run through the process, it made a lot of sense to convert to multifamily, but we decided to analyze it as a hospitality deal.
00:06:09:00 – 00:06:22:23
Levi
I wasn’t really planning on getting into the hospitality industry, but it actually worked even better as a hospitality property or it seemed to, and we had the fallback plan to be able to convert it to multifamily in the future If things didn’t work out as a hospitality.
00:06:23:03 – 00:06:45:01
Rod
Well, it’ll be a lot of fun. You said you were on Turn it into a boutique hotel. That’ll be a lot of fun to play around with, I will tell you that. But I got to say, say this, you know, I’ve, I’ve been seeing economists saying that really in the next couple of years, yes, we’re going to have a recession if people will stop spending money on stuff, but they’re going to spend money on travel and hospitality should do quite well through this recession.
00:06:45:03 – 00:06:58:03
Rod
So, you know, you might be in a really good spot leaving it the way it is, like you said so well, good for you. So you joined. So why did you join the Warrior program initially? What where did you need help get?
00:06:58:05 – 00:07:21:15
Levi
So there there’s a few reasons for joining the program. The main one was going from being submersed in W2 job, where I had a lot of great connections there and everybody was working towards the same thing together. Now, whenever I jumped off on my own first, it felt a little bit like I was on an island and I wanted to surround myself by like minded people who were looking to accomplish the same things.
00:07:21:19 – 00:07:38:01
Levi
Right. And the Warrior Program, after looking through several different, similar ish sort of programs, it seemed to be the one that fit me the best with the mindset side of it and everything. And I joined it to be around like minded people to grow way bigger together.
00:07:38:03 – 00:08:01:00
Rod
Yeah, love it, love it, love it, love it. So what’s next? Are you going to continue down the hospitality road? You still looking for multifamily? Are you diverse? You know, because that’s quite a jump. What? What’s the plan? Do you have? Are you going to be kind of an asset class agnostic and just look at anything or what’s.
00:08:01:02 – 00:08:26:16
Levi
I don’t know about completely agnostic there. We’ll look at anything. But I did want to diversify into at least one other commercial real estate sector, especially since hospitality took such a deep dip. It was a great opportunity to buy. So that’s where the opportunity came from. So I want to continue in the hospitality and the primarily multifamily. That’s that’s our core business and we look to continue to grow that.
00:08:26:18 – 00:08:47:18
Rod
Now the deals are coming, the deals are coming in. Denver has been insane. So, you know, if you you know, I mean, I bemoan the fact that I had 500 houses that would have been free and clear at this point, and I’d be netting probably around a million a month net net net. So but I justify it because I wouldn’t have met my wife and I’d give it all up again for her.
00:08:47:18 – 00:08:59:17
Rod
But still, it is, you know, life is about meaning. Don’t forget that you can place a meaning on it, something that’s positive, even something that was really bad. But anyway.
00:08:59:19 – 00:09:12:07
Mark
Now I’m curious, are you wanting to jump into bigger syndications in multifamily or do you think you want to stay in the smaller JV realm of what you’re doing right now? What what do you want to do there?
00:09:12:09 – 00:09:37:07
Levi
So I I’m looking to do both in parallel. We’ve been very successful with the JV side of it, the deals on our own and then also with a couple small JV partners as well. I really enjoyed those size of deals, but I think the ultimate scale comes from growing up into syndicating. So I think our next step is to start syndicating as well.
00:09:37:09 – 00:09:39:10
Rod
And I’m just like, Oh, go ahead.
00:09:39:12 – 00:09:52:17
Mark
I had a quick follow up because I get asked this question a lot actually from people, which is why would you syndicate when you can just keep control on the smaller deals? What’s your thought process of wanting to syndicate rather than just sticking with those?
00:09:52:19 – 00:10:23:10
Levi
Yeah, so there’s there’s a few things. One of the biggest things we’ve we tend to think are systems that we have in place are pretty solid and we’ve been very successful with our JV properties based on the systems and our systems, we can put a lot more through them and go a lot bigger. Basically, we’re limited by the amount of cash in pocket to go to the next deal or the amount of cash in the pocket of our JV partners.
00:10:23:13 – 00:10:35:14
Levi
So as we syndicate, I tend to think that’ll open that up a lot more and make it so that we can use our systems that we think we have really good in place already and go that much larger with it.
00:10:35:16 – 00:10:48:08
Rod
Yep, yep. Love it. So talk about some setbacks or some, some seminars, you know, I call them seminars or hurdles that that you faced. Give us give us an example of a doozy and what happened and how you got through it.
00:10:48:10 – 00:10:58:11
Levi
Yeah. So our our very first multifamily deal was a triplex in a great part of Denver is actually when we bought it, it was a duplex and our idea was to convert it to a triplex.
00:10:58:17 – 00:11:03:06
Rod
We’re in Denver. It just sad is just for my own satisfaction. Where in Denver was it?
00:11:03:08 – 00:11:06:05
Levi
It was off of like Florida and Santa Fe.
00:11:06:07 – 00:11:08:11
Rod
Okay, got it. And got to South Broadway.
00:11:08:11 – 00:11:08:24
Levi
Sure.
00:11:09:01 – 00:11:15:01
Rod
1500 South. 15,000 South or 100? I don’t remember. Anyway. Got it. Yep. No, rabbit is perfect.
00:11:15:05 – 00:11:40:24
Levi
So we bought it. We acquired it successfully and it came time to start the renovations. And so, you know, in I’m looking to save money, I think that makes the most logical sense. So I reach out to as many contractors I could find who look like they did small renovation projects out of probably a dozen. I reached out to about, I think three of them showed up to bid the project.
00:11:41:01 – 00:11:57:18
Levi
The rest of them were just no shows and disappeared. And so out of those three we got bids from each of them and one guy was about 30% lower price than everybody else. So I thought, Well, this makes a lot of sense. We’ll go to the low price gate because we’re looking to save money here. So we went forward with him.
00:11:57:19 – 00:12:13:23
Levi
And I remember being down in the bottom of the basement in the unit we were at in there. It was a a cabinet that was crooked and everything down in the bottom. And I remember turning out $10,000 in hundred dollar bills there on the table, which is me. Oh, you give a cash discount of.
00:12:14:04 – 00:12:16:02
Rod
Oh, good Lord.
00:12:16:04 – 00:12:30:04
Levi
Oh, money area. This makes sense, right? So count it out. $10,000 in cash on the cabinet down there. You said he has a whole crew ready to start tomorrow and believe it or not, he didn’t show up. And $10,000.
00:12:30:06 – 00:12:39:24
Rod
Oh, that hurts, man. It stings, man. The minute you started counting our cash, I knew what was coming. Oh, okay. Well, that’s a seminar. Now, you won’t do that one again.
00:12:39:24 – 00:13:03:04
Levi
Yeah, And, you know, that was our first entry in the multifamily. It’s like, wait a second. Is this. Is this really for us? Does this an expense? And so, you know, we looked into it and we realized I realized really quickly my stupidity. We ended up finding another contractor who came in, did their job rate, went over our perceived budget by $10,000, and we ended up the project ended up being great.
00:13:03:04 – 00:13:10:07
Levi
We it was like three or four times actually multiple and a couple of years for us. So it doesn’t it does help that the Denver market went crazy too.
00:13:10:07 – 00:13:28:09
Rod
Yeah. No, I mean, listen again, I lost 50 million. So 10,000, you’ll you’ll get over it. Trust me, you’re already over it. But so, yeah, so, you know what? I. Go ahead, Mark. Go ahead. I lost what I want to say.
00:13:28:11 – 00:13:46:03
Mark
Well, let’s talk about that. We coach about mindset a lot. We talk about that a lot. What’s your mindset right now moving forward, as a lot of people are very scared to even take action because of a potential recession or market crash. What’s what’s your mindset going into all this right now?
00:13:46:05 – 00:14:07:00
Levi
I’m I’m excited because I think there’s going to be a little bit of opportunity out there. So I’ve noticed in in our market, our primary market, we work and nobody’s sending out offers, so we’re sending out more offers than we’ve ever sent because everybody else is terrified to put anything out there. So I’m really excited about I think that there’s going to be opportunities presented.
00:14:07:02 – 00:14:25:24
Rod
Yeah, no question, no question. I’m quasi jealous because it would be so much fun to be playing in that market in Denver with what’s coming, because I know what’s coming and I know the opportunity that’s coming. And and it would be such a such a treat to be there. But but I don’t like the cold anymore. I like where I’m at.
00:14:26:01 – 00:14:39:13
Rod
So let me ask you this question. What’s what’s your driver brother? I’m not going to gets that cold up there. Hell, it’s sunshine. Most of the time. But I still it does snow and I don’t want to do snow anymore. But what’s what’s your driver buddy? What’s your why what’s, what’s pushing you.
00:14:39:15 – 00:14:43:04
Levi
To make my family’s my big way. I mean being able to.
00:14:43:06 – 00:14:44:06
Rod
You have kids?
00:14:44:08 – 00:15:04:04
Levi
Yeah, we’ve got two kids. And to be able to give them the opportunity to go out and do will pursue whatever path they want to pursue and to be able to help the people. We want to help just to be able to be in control of our life is a big part of our life.
00:15:04:06 – 00:15:14:00
Rod
Yeah. Yeah. What’s your what’s what’s your. Sorry, One more mark. What’s your definition of success? Your definition.
00:15:14:02 – 00:15:28:05
Levi
But my definition of success is, I think, to be able to improve the world around us. I think that’s a big part of it. And to be a good person, to be to improve other people’s lives around you.
00:15:28:07 – 00:15:43:05
Rod
As a beautiful man. And I tell you, we tracked that mindset in our group. We’ve we it’s incredible how many warriors are doing amazing things worldwide, not just in the United States. So, yeah.
00:15:43:07 – 00:16:05:07
Mark
I know you mentioned Levi. You went full time quit your job last year. You just mentioned you have kids. So that’s an extra responsibility on top of all this, when you did that, were you were you nervous? Were you questioning yourself? Did you question if you made the right decision? I know you had a little bit of cash flow or was it just, hey, easy, this is the right thing for me to do and I’m very confident.
00:16:05:08 – 00:16:07:02
Mark
What was that process like?
00:16:07:04 – 00:16:38:13
Levi
So it was a really easy decision. Well, it started out as a very difficult decision. As soon as I made the decision, though, it I didn’t regret it. Once I, I knew we had we had strong cash flow coming in as is. And I left the employer that I worked for. I left on the best terms possible. I did the opposite of the and I knew the second that I wanted a job back, I would be hired the next day because I, I really hope that company, I improved everything.
00:16:38:16 – 00:17:01:10
Rod
That’s really good. And I will tell you as an employer, an employer of probably over a thousand people so far in my lifetime, you know, I can remember the handful of people that did it the way you did it. Okay. One has become an incredible friend of mine, a guy named Kevin Buff, that has his own podcast and teaches mobile home parks and he did leasing for me.
00:17:01:12 – 00:17:14:21
Rod
And I just remember when he left, he, he, he took the time to train and hire and and keep make sure that we didn’t skip a beat. And so that’s huge. And that’s that’s a that’s really good And that that you did that.
00:17:14:23 – 00:17:30:00
Mark
So follow up on that just just for my own curiosity, you don’t have to share the numbers if you don’t want to, but where’s your passive income equal to your active income, or did you have less than you felt it was just still enough to be okay? Is that a curiosity?
00:17:30:02 – 00:17:56:12
Levi
We we had basically our cash flow. First off, we had reserves in the bank that we could get by for a year. First off, we’ve always kept at least one year of reserves in the in our bank account. So if the passive income stops and it completely froze up, we’d still survive a year, no problem. But the passive income we had coming in was probably it was enough to live off of and sustain our lifestyle as a as it was.
00:17:56:12 – 00:18:08:23
Levi
But it was about a quarter or a fifth of what my my active income was. So I was in the upper like six figure range in my corporate job. But I knew that wasn’t my forever thing.
00:18:09:02 – 00:18:28:12
Rod
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I know you’ve killed it since you’ve been a warrior. You got 100 doors. I know quite a few those you’ve done with other warriors. Oh, by the way, guys, if you are interested in the Warrior program, text the word crush to seven two, three, four, five to apply. So, like I said, to apply you just text the word crush to seven two, three, four, five.
00:18:28:12 – 00:18:49:21
Rod
I’ll set up a call and you can check us out. We’ll check you out and and see if it’s a fit. But so you’re not like me. You’re getting excited about what’s coming up as far as opportunity. And and I think there’ll be a lot of opportunity in multiple family. I’m not sure about hospitality anymore that that ship may have sailed.
00:18:49:21 – 00:19:14:04
Rod
Now, I don’t know. Maybe there’s still some deals from there that are recovering. But definitely in multifamily there’s going to be deals just because there’s some in so many screw ups with people doing Bridget that they shouldn’t have done and, and, you know, just crazy underwriting skinny, skinny deals that we’re like scratching our head that these things traded for, you know when we’ve been in best and final and they end up trading for, you know a couple million more than we were at.
00:19:14:04 – 00:19:24:13
Rod
We’re like, what the hell? How could they possibly hit their returns? And so anyway, I agree with you. There’s a lot of opportunity coming.
00:19:24:15 – 00:19:34:01
Mark
What do you think, Levi, is the most common reason for people failing in this business or giving up in real estate?
00:19:34:03 – 00:19:35:11
Rod
Good question.
00:19:35:13 – 00:20:00:12
Levi
A great question. I think that the primary thing is not taking action. I think that’s a common knowledge. It’s a everybody hears it all the time. You have to take action. But I think there’s still a lot of people who get stuck in analysis, paralysis or wherever else in that system. And it really comes down to taking AJ You have to go out there and do something and you have to that.
00:20:00:15 – 00:20:08:05
Levi
That could be as simple as just learning listening to a podcast. But at the end of the day, you have to start either making offers or get around the right people to go bigger.
00:20:08:07 – 00:20:15:14
Rod
Let me ask you a question. Would you consider yourself an introvert or an extrovert? Do you get energy from being around people or being alone?
00:20:15:16 – 00:20:22:10
Levi
I think that I’m probably an extrovert, but I don’t think I’m like a way out there extrovert. I think I’m probably somewhere in between a little.
00:20:22:10 – 00:20:46:20
Rod
Okay, okay. Okay. Very interesting. Which is why you were able to do the door to door because that would literally terrify 99.9% of the engineers out there. So I was one out. Yeah. Okay. Well, but still, I mean, most of them are introverted and so and so you know that that’s that you were able to push through. And so let me ask you this, Levi.
00:20:46:22 – 00:21:06:04
Rod
There are a lot of people that are listening to the or watching this show and they know they want to be doing this. They know they want more for their family. They’re not happy with their W-2. They consider themselves in the rat race and and out of fear or limiting beliefs or maybe comfort, maybe they’re comfortable. They haven’t taken action yet.
00:21:06:06 – 00:21:09:24
Rod
What would you say to those people, knowing what you know now?
00:21:10:01 – 00:21:27:21
Levi
I think it really you have to start by surrounding yourself with the right people. Yeah, it makes it a lot easier if everybody’s running this way. And you’re also running that way. Yeah. So to surround yourself with those right people, it really makes it a lot easier. But at the end of the day, they still have to take action that they start to bite the bullet and go for it.
00:21:28:02 – 00:21:36:22
Levi
Yeah. So I think that the instruction and learning the business and being around the right people can really help progress.
00:21:36:22 – 00:21:42:20
Rod
That’s it. That’s it. Do you have a favorite quote or a favorite author that you really enjoy?
00:21:42:22 – 00:22:00:16
Levi
I don’t necessarily. I have a interesting quote that I thought was interesting from from Tony Robbins. The only impossible journey is the one you never begin. So it’s kind of along the lines of taking it.
00:22:00:16 – 00:22:19:23
Rod
That’s Tony. I would I was surprised I didn’t I’ve spent 20 years with Tony. I had not heard that one. But that’s a great one. Only impossible journey is the one you don’t take. I love, right, Rick? And love it. That’s awesome. Well, listen, brother, I appreciate you coming on and and sharing some time with us and hopefully inspiring some people to take action.
00:22:19:23 – 00:22:44:01
Rod
I don’t care if it’s with us, but, guys, opportunity is frickin coming. Okay, Get up to speed in this business, like, as fast as you can. I’ve got a virtual bootcamp coming up in October. You know, Tex. My name. Rod. 272, three, four, five. But by God, get up to speed as fast as you can. Because. Because it could be the greatest transfer of wealth in our lifetimes, you know, And people are saying it’s going to be a pretty good sized crash.
00:22:44:01 – 00:22:47:01
Rod
So we’ll see our listeners going.
00:22:47:03 – 00:23:06:17
Mark
Today is July has probably come out, what, August or September? Go on. Zillow right now in your local market. And I guarantee you, Paul, you just start clicking random properties, multi single, you will see price cuts all over the place because I’m seeing them right now and I guarantee a month from now and this comes out, it’s going to be even worse if you don’t believe us.
00:23:06:18 – 00:23:08:07
Mark
Just bought the internet better for you.
00:23:08:10 – 00:23:27:08
Rod
Even better. Even better, Even better. All right. Thanks for coming on leave. I appreciate I appreciate it, brother. And we’ll see. We’ll see you soon. Thanks for having me. So one other quick thing. We encounter so many people that are frankly frustrated. You know, they’re looking in the mirror and they’re frustrated that they haven’t been able to escape the rat race.
00:23:27:14 – 00:23:45:23
Rod
They haven’t been able to build cash flow to the point where they’re able to have financial and time freedom with their families. You know, and maybe they see other people buying real estate and creating, you know, incredible cash flow. And they think, well, it’s just scary. You know, buying apartments is intimidating. And I get it. See, that’s why we created a Warrior mentorship program.
00:23:46:02 – 00:24:07:07
Rod
There are coaching students and they’ve had extraordinary results. My students, I’ve been teaching about five years. They own upwards of 140,000 units now that we know of. Right. And we feel like it’s just getting going now. We’re looking to grow this group and really take it to the next level and honestly believe that the greatest transfer of wealth could be upon us right now with this current economic environment.
00:24:07:08 – 00:24:38:23
Rod
Everything’s going on sale. So we’re looking for people who want to follow a proven framework, really like a blueprint or a map, literally step by step. And then they’re able to leverage our systems and our incredible network to raise money and equity, to find deals and close those deals and build partnerships really nationwide. So if you’re interested in finding out more about how you can become more in our incredible network and take advantage of the unbelievable opportunities that are upon us, you can apply to my Warrior Mentorship program by texting the word crush to seven two, three, four or five.
00:24:39:03 – 00:24:54:03
Rod
Or you can go to mentorwithrod.com. And what we’ll do is Will set up a call so you can check us out and we can check you out and see if it’s a fit. Now, or text the word crush to seven two, three, four, five to apply, and we will speak soon.
