Invest in real estate with your retirement account?! Even live animals?? With Diana Hoff

Engineer in his 30’s makes a pivot in his life and pursues wholesaling part time which evolved into being able to leave his 9 to 5 with Ryan Weimer and Brandon Rhodes

Ryan who owns Offer Now Idaho and Weimer Investments is crushing it his first year in wholesaling. He originally had set a goal the beginning of this year to hit 100,000 but quadrupled his original goal. You will have a lot to learn from this episode!

From buying his first house by selling his truck to 12 years later building a 48 unit apartment complex with Justin Hannah

Justin Hannah kept buying and selling his properties starting with his personal house to buying 3 fourplexes (total 12 units) which now provides him $100,000 a year passively. Just being a little over 30 he was able to quit his day job and focus on bigger projects like building a 48 unit apartment complex.

Creed Herbold owns + or - 160 units in Idaho and Michigan obtaining 90% of them not using any of his own money.

I found Creed through marketing direct to seller for multi-family. What I didn't know is that he is a savvy investor himself. Owning + or - 160 units across two states and obtaining most of them through private financing. He takes us into his portfolio and how he obtains private financing to do deals.

Single mother from mobile home park, to social worker to creating two 7 figure businesses w/ April Rogers Peterson

April dives deep into her life. From where she grew up, to the hard experience she went through with divorce and being a single mother striving to create security in her life.  She does most of her business virtually all through real estate.

Invest in real estate with your retirement account?! Even live animals?? With Diana Hoff

In this exciting episode we get to sit down with Diana Hoff. She works for Mountain West IRA where they help everyday people be successful in retirement. She discussed how you can make tax free money in your IRA by investing in what you know! Thats right, pretty much any physical item with few exceptions like wine and art.