Eventual Millionaire

Jason Brown is a digital marketer, innovator and speaker. He unravels his story of going from Employee to Entrepreneur over night and extreme hustle (and ...

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Wealth coach and best selling author of Wealth On Any Income - Rennie Gabriel [jwplayer player="6" mediaid="10535"] Entrepreneurship isn’t a always a do-it-yourself project. There is a lot of controversy around the opportunities (and risks) presented by building your biz as a team of two or more. Guest Rennie Gabriel gives an insightful breakdown on when to partner and when to pass. PLUS, learn strategies on how to dissolve an agreement should you find yourself facing an inevitable “business divorce.” Check out WealthOnAnyIncome.com for more info! This podcast is brought to you by 99designs, the world’s largest marketplace of graphic design. 99designs connects business owners with great graphic designers from all over the world. Whether you need a logo, website, t-shirt or other design, 99designs has you covered. Go to 99designs.com/EM. As an Eventual Millionaire listener, you'll get a $99 upgrade for free.   Thanks so much for listening! Transcript: Download Announcer: Welcome to the Eventual Millionaire podcast – with your host, Jaime Tardy. Real talk and real advice from real millionaires, with a sharp focus on you – the Eventual Millionaire. Jaime: Welcome to Eventual Millionaire. I’m Jaime Tardy and today on the show we have Rennie Gabriel. He wrote a book called 'Wealth on Any Income', you can check it out at WealthOnAnyIncome.com. He's a real estate investor. Thank you so much for coming on the show today. Rennie: My pleasure, Jaime. Jaime: I have couple of questions - well, I have a lot of questions, there are tons coming up. Rennie: I'm ready for anything. Jaime: Good. The first one is you've got a crazy personal story so why don't you walk us through a little bit on the ups and the downs, because it sounds like you've had more ups and downs than most of us. Rennie: Oh gosh, perhaps, I don't know, I think a lot of people have them. I'm divorced twice but fortunately married the third time and with each divorce, financially, things were a mess and with the last divorce, which was right around 1999, I couldn't put my hands on $10,000 cash if my life had depended on it. It was pretty bad. I was doing business coaching, I used to have an art gallery business that went broke, I had a pension administration company, fortunately we sold that to a public company, I had a few dollars for that. All of that was gone after the divorces but one of the things that does not leave is knowing how to make money. Jaime: Thankfully! Rennie: Yes. So I started over with my third wife and I was earning about $5,000 a month doing business coaching and I set aside $500 a month and I was picking some individual stocks. I had accumulated about $19,000 when her real estate partner said 'Oh, there's this little triplex I think we should buy,' and between the three of us we had enough money for a down payment. So in essence I started with $19,000 I had saved over a few years, which has turned into several million dollars of net worth in real estate because one of the things I did know was how to manage real estate. I know how to qualify tenants, I take care of them, the tenants are great people because they're buying the real estate for me - it's their rent money that makes the mortgage payment and pays for all of the expenses, how could I not take care of these people? Anyway, so I started with that triplex, I went and borrowed more money and used the borrowed money to make down payments on some more properties and ultimately we bought out the third partner and we have almost $10 million in net worth in real estate at this point. Jaime: Wow, okay tell me more about that. You started in business and the funny thing is I ask people 'What's better?' and people always have an opinion - is creating a business better, is investing better, is real estate better? Everybody's got their opinion. We know which side of the fence you land on, I'm sure,