rchap

It's a weird contradiction, at least for me. It's common for blue collar, laborious jobs to be seen as "less-than". The jobs parents point out to their kids and say, "do well in school honey, or you'll end up like HIM." And I believed that. Through my formative years, I didn't openly disrespect those with blue collar jobs (shit, my dad always has had one), but I KNEW I would never come to that point. Where I'm desperate for hours, and going to work before the sun rises. To not be in some cushy ...

Investing in real estate is honestly a no brainer. I'm surprised I didn't see it sooner, I'm surprised MORE people aren't doing it. I know I lived under the impression that "regular" people only bought houses for themselves. That the only people who owned multiple properties were high rollers, whales, who had money to throw around. Boy, how wrong was I. It's the big hidden secret. First through Grant Cardone, who generally isn't my kind of guy. He's a hard driver, an "always do more" kind of g...