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Estados Unidos da América
33 episódios
desde 29 de Abril de 2026
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There's $49 trillion sitting in US retirement accounts, and most of it is stuck in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Mat Sorensen, attorney, founder of Directed IRA and author of The Self-Directed IRA Handbook, explains how to put those dollars to work in real estate, private lending and other privat…

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Jerry Norton got started flipping and wholesaling houses in Metro Detroit 21 years ago, accidentally became a teacher when he filled in for a paid speaker at a meetup, and built an online real estate education business from there. He also has 10 kids. In this episode Jerry and Casey get into sellin…
Bella Linchenko and her husband bought their first property, a ski-resort cabin, at 25, lived in it first to lock in a 2.75% rate, and renovated and designed it themselves. It now does about $120,000 a year, and that design playbook became her business. In this episode Bella and Casey get into the …
Jace Graham started as a landman in 2002, played football at Cornell, and later left his family's oil company, pulling equity out of his house to raise capital for mineral funds. Along the way he did 12,000 quarter-acre land lots and close to 1,300 wholesale and fix-and-flip deals in Dallas with hi…
Rafa Loza started with one two-bedroom Airbnb arbitrage unit, had 16 units in 9 months, and peaked at around 167 short-term rental locations, including entire 30-unit apartment complexes he converted unit by unit. Then COVID-era city bans shut locations down, and he pivoted into building. In this e…
Bob McIntosh bought his first duplex in 2008, lost $40,000 on his first flip in 2009 with his parents' money, and kept going anyway. He has since flipped more houses than he can count, built a 31-door rental portfolio, spent 4,500+ hours teaching on stage, and now runs a marketing agency and a debt…
If you know how to play the financing game, the banks work with you instead of against you. Justin Barber went from 12 years as a cardiac and ER nurse — then a hospital system director — to private money lending and now brokering DSCR and fix-and-flip debt for investors nationwide. In this episode …
Alex Pardo told a room full of investors his best deal was the one where he lost $51,000. Here is why — and how self-storage finally gave him the freedom that 12 years of flipping never did. Guest: Alex Pardo, host of Flip Empire and founder of Storage Wins. He spent over a decade wholesaling and f…
Ryan Pineda has built multiple eight-figure businesses, over $100M in real estate and more than a billion views — and he says rental properties are the slow lane. This one gets blunt about brand, leverage and what AI is about to do to W-2 jobs. Guest: Ryan Pineda, former pro baseball player turned …
Chad Harris bought his first 25 rentals without a bank loan — and without any money of his own. He raised every dollar from people already in his phone. Guest: Chad Harris, a former missionary turned private-money expert who built a rental portfolio on relationship capital at 6–8% interest only, an…
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