Most real estate investors are great at making money, but they’re even better at spending it.
Why?
As business expenses add up and their lifestyle expands, they need to continue drawing money out to support their life.
This means, they will keep working forever and never get ahead financially.
And you know what?
This is the same thing as having a job.
For financial freedom, you need a strategy to keep money coming in, even when your business is at a standstill. This way, you can protect yourself and your family from money troubles.
In our latest episode, we’re joined by Chris Miles again. He’ll help us create a “profit first” mentality, where you are always building wealth. And you’ll find out how to make money even if you’re not actively working.
Listen Now!
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