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Dustin HinerWelcome to the Master passive income show.
Dustin HinerThis is Dustin Hiner, and I'm here to help you create wealth, afford anything you want in life by investing in real estate and achieve financial freedom.
Dustin HinerAnd in today's show, we're going to be talking all about the steps that you need to take in order to become wealthy and rich by investing in real estate.
Dustin HinerSo you have financial freedom, you have the ability to buy whatever you want and live the dream life.
Dustin HinerAll right, let's start the show.
Speaker CWelcome to the Master Passive Income podcast, where we talk about investing in real estate with a special focus on making enough money so you can quit your job and live the dream life.
Speaker CAnd now, here is your host, Dustin Hiner.
Speaker DWhat's up?
Dustin HinerWhat's up?
Dustin HinerSuper blessed as always to have you here with me on the show.
Dustin HinerNow.
Dustin HinerI am super excited about a number of different things, as always.
Dustin HinerYou know, I'm always excited about all the things that we're doing here at Master passive income, but at the same time, in my life, there's so many things that are changing in my life personally.
Dustin HinerWell, we just had a baby back in May.
Dustin HinerWe had our fifth child.
Dustin HinerGo back and listen to past episodes.
Dustin HinerI talk about it super, like, literally not just a blessing.
Dustin HinerMore than a blessing.
Dustin HinerA blessing as well as a miracle.
Dustin HinerThis baby is so she's about four and a half months old now.
Dustin HinerAnd now she's old enough to where we can finally move to Tennessee.
Dustin HinerNow we live in Phoenix right now.
Speaker AMy wife's from Phoenix.
Dustin HinerI'm from California.
Dustin HinerWe got married.
Dustin HinerShe came out, lived with me for about ten years in California.
Dustin HinerThen we moved out to be closer to her family here in Arizona.
Speaker ABeen here seven years.
Dustin HinerAnd I don't know if everybody's like this, but for some reason, I've noticed this in my life.
Dustin HinerIt seems like every seven years, God has me, like, something big happen just in my life.
Dustin HinerAnd this has been seven years of living here in Phoenix.
Dustin HinerAnd now I literally am feeling like the.
Dustin HinerThe direct pull or, you know, like the calling to move to Tennessee.
Dustin HinerAnd so we are literally packing up our property.
Dustin HinerAnd if you guys remember, back in June, end of May, beginning of June, I bought an arabian beef in Tennessee.
Dustin HinerIt's a fantastic, phenomenal home, doing so well, making money.
Dustin HinerBut I bought this property as an investment, an investment property that I will eventually move into.
Dustin HinerAnd now at the end of the month in October, we're literally moving into this property.
Dustin HinerAnd the reason why I did this was I wanted to test out to see if this is going to be an area of the country that I.
Speaker DReally want to live.
Dustin HinerI've never lived in on the east coast, been more west coast person, you know, California and Arizona.
Dustin HinerBut I thought, okay, let's test out to see if I really like the area.
Dustin HinerMe and my family, if we really like the area.
Dustin HinerBut I don't want to go on rent and I don't want to buy a big, big house and think this is going to be their forever house.
Dustin HinerCause I don't even know if I'm going to like it.
Dustin HinerSo I decided to buy an investment property.
Dustin HinerWell, it is a property that's an Airbnb doing great.
Dustin HinerAnd we're going to move into it, live into maybe about a year.
Dustin HinerAnd then when we move out, if we move back to the west coast, then we move out back to the west coast, or let's say we really enjoy it and we find land, we build.
Dustin HinerWell, eventually we'll leave this property that we're moving into, this Airbnb, back to an Airbnb.
Dustin HinerThat's what we'll do.
Dustin HinerAnd the great thing, too, if you follow this process, just like I'm doing.
Speaker ANever sell a house.
Dustin HinerLike, literally, once you own it, never sell it.
Dustin HinerSo the house that we have here in Phoenix, it's literally paid off free and clear.
Dustin HinerWell, I will say I do have a home equity line of credit, $250,000 equity line, just sitting there ready.
Dustin HinerAnd it's capital that I can access at any time to buy the next property.
Dustin HinerIt's called access to capital.
Dustin HinerSo I have this property.
Dustin HinerWe're going to rent it out medium term.
Dustin HinerThat's not short term, but medium term.
Dustin HinerPeople staying over 30 days, 60, 90 days, and it's going to be the wintertime.
Dustin HinerWe have so many snowbirds, people coming from the north, flying down, driving down.
Speaker DWhatever, and staying in Arizona for three.
Dustin HinerFive, six months or however long while it's freezing up where they're from.
Dustin HinerAnd we're going to have this place fully furnished so they can come and rent it.
Dustin HinerAnd as that kind of wraps up at the end of, let's say, April, they start going back.
Dustin HinerWell, there are so many traveling nurses and executives that need a place to stay.
Dustin HinerBut now here's what's really, really interesting.
Dustin HinerBecause prices of homes are so expensive, because rents are so expensive.
Dustin HinerThis is what's happening now.
Dustin HinerThings are going in an amazing different direction than I ever thought it was going to be.
Dustin HinerNow because people can't afford homes.
Dustin HinerPeople are getting used to co living or splitting a place up, like renting out a room.
Dustin HinerYou know, they still have the living room, the kitchen, and they, you know, separate their food and all that sort of stuff.
Dustin HinerBut I'm going to rent it out per room to traveling nurses, traveling executives because, well, back in 2020 with COVID nurses were paying a ton, getting paid a ton of money they could afford, you know, $3,500 in rent for one month.
Dustin HinerWell, now they're not getting that much.
Dustin HinerTheir stipend or whatever much, you know, whatever it's called that they get money for is like 1200 to maybe $1600.
Dustin HinerWell, they can't afford a $3,500, $4,000 a month property, but they can afford a $1,500 a month room.
Dustin HinerWell, this is a three bedroom house, decent size, you know, maybe 1300 square feet.
Dustin HinerWe're leaving it as a midterm rental.
Dustin HinerAnd like I said, if you own a house, never sell it because you always make more and more money and real estate doubles in value every 15 years.
Dustin HinerIt's just amazing.
Dustin HinerSo I have three rooms now.
Dustin HinerThe master will probably rent out for $1,500, maybe sixteen hundred dollars a month.
Dustin HinerAnd the other two bedrooms will probably rent those for twelve or $1300.
Dustin HinerSo if we do easy math, two smaller bedrooms, $1,200, that's $2,400.
Dustin HinerThat's more than I would get if I long term rented this.
Dustin HinerAnd if I have $1,500 for the master, that is $3,900 that we'll be making in our, on our property.
Dustin HinerIt's a three bedroom, two bath.
Speaker DYou know, the cookie cutter type homes.
Dustin HinerI've always told you about.
Speaker AThis is amazing.
Dustin HinerI even found a property manager that specializes in midterm and traveling nurses.
Dustin HinerHe finds them on furnished finder.com, great website that has a lot of people looking for properties to stay.
Dustin HinerSo this is what I'm literally doing right now.
Dustin HinerWe're, we're packing up our house.
Dustin HinerIt's kind of crazy how much stuff seven people can have, like me and my wife, our four kids and our newborn.
Dustin HinerThat's seven of us.
Dustin HinerWe have lots and lots of stuff.
Dustin HinerI'm like, oh, my goodness, this house.
Speaker DIsn'T that big, but we're getting those containers.
Dustin HinerYou know, I pack rat, I think is the company that I'm using.
Dustin HinerSo they drop off a container.
Dustin HinerPretty remarkable system.
Dustin HinerThe truck like, lowers it and it's pretty, it's pretty awesome.
Dustin HinerBut we filled it up and then we have another eight foot container, like a 16 foot container filled.
Dustin HinerThen we're going to get another eight foot container.
Dustin HinerProbably get close to filling that one, too.
Dustin HinerBut then shipping that all the way across to Tennessee.
Dustin HinerAnd then I'm going to be driving, driving 1700 miles from Phoenix all the way to Tennessee.
Dustin HinerNow, here's a fun thing.
Dustin HinerSo we started the real estate wealth builders club.
Dustin HinerI'm going to do a little quick switch on you and you'll get the point in just a second.
Dustin HinerBut we start the Rube clubs, the real estate wealth brothers clubs.
Dustin HinerWe started the first one in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Dustin HinerIt's going tremendously well.
Dustin HinerAnd here's the fun thing.
Dustin HinerWe're going to start two more really soon.
Dustin HinerThe first one's gonna be in Denver, and the second one is gonna be back in Phoenix.
Dustin HinerNow, here's the funny thing.
Dustin HinerI've lived in Phoenix seven years and November a month, maybe even three weeks after I drive and move my entire family, that's when we're gonna have our first meet up here in Phoenix for the Rube club.
Dustin HinerSo I gotta fly back.
Dustin HinerYou know, I've lived here for seven years, and now I gotta fly back to speak at the first Rube club.
Dustin HinerBut in Denver, it's gonna be in January is when we're gonna start up the Rube club in Denver.
Dustin HinerAnd so, lord willing, we're going to have group clubs in every major city as best as we can, as long as we find great people that are going to be able to run these things.
Dustin HinerAnd so that is so much great things going on right now for me.
Dustin HinerTrying to give you a glimpse of what you can potentially do with your investing.
Dustin HinerLike your life.
Dustin HinerLike if you wanted to live someplace, well, you can do that if you have income, cash flow.
Dustin HinerIf you have money coming in from your properties.
Dustin HinerI do not have to tell my boss that I'm going on vacation.
Dustin HinerI don't have to quit my job and find another job if I'm moving across country.
Dustin HinerI literally don't do much work at all.
Dustin HinerI have experts do all the work, and I can live anywhere in the world.
Dustin HinerNow we're choosing Tennessee.
Dustin HinerIf you want to live in Hawaii, you can do that.
Dustin HinerYou want to live in Alaska, you name it.
Dustin HinerWherever you want to live, you can do that because you're making cash flow and passive income.
Dustin HinerAnd that's what we're going to be talking about.
Dustin HinerOr this gets into what we're talking about today.
Dustin HinerCreating wealth.
Dustin HinerCreating wealth for yourself and for your family to provide for them.
Dustin HinerAnd there are some steps that you have to take.
Dustin HinerNow, there are ways to, let's say, jump over, let's say, step number four or step number six, or whatever it might be.
Dustin HinerThere are some steps that you can jump over to, but I would not suggest that you do it.
Dustin HinerIt makes it harder.
Dustin HinerIt makes the entire process harder.
Dustin HinerBecause everything is like a foundation of a house.
Dustin HinerThen you build on top of that foundation, and then you build on top of it, and then you frame it out, and then you do everything to build a house.
Dustin HinerAnd there's layers to it.
Dustin HinerJust like the investor roadmap that we have, the masterpass of income road map that I laid out, I think it was about a month ago, where the roadmap is.
Dustin HinerYou start just like plan Monopoly, where you do small deals, then you do a little smaller or bigger deals.
Dustin HinerNot big deals, but bigger deals.
Dustin HinerThen you do medium sized deals that could be small, multifamily, you know, three to four units.
Dustin HinerThen you do medium sized bigger deals that are maybe five to ten units, twelve units.
Dustin HinerAnd then we get into large deals.
Dustin HinerAnd this is just the step by step process that we need to do in order to become wealthy, to win the game of monopoly in real life.
Dustin HinerAnd that is what I'm talking to you about today, is the steps and the process to become wealthy, wealthy overall.
Dustin HinerBecause in the end, if I want you to get anything out of this podcast, out of anything that I teach you, let's say the YouTube channel, or if you follow me on Instagram, if you want to find me on Instagram, the T h E.
Dustin HinerDustin Heiner.
Dustin HinerAnd no, I'm not that arrogant to be the Dustin Heiner.
Dustin HinerIt's the only handle I could really come up with.
Dustin HinerEverything else was taken.
Dustin HinerAnd so I on there give away so much stuff.
Dustin HinerBecause in the end, when you become financially free, your life is better.
Dustin HinerThen hopefully you can turn around and start serving more people.
Dustin HinerThat's my calling, or I guess mission in life is to help 1 million people to invest in real estate.
Dustin HinerAnd I know you are one of them because you come back every single week and listen.
Dustin HinerNow, this leads me into sharing with you the steps to become wealthy.
Speaker DAnd I want to pause for a quick second and share that honestly, I really want you to invest in real estate.
Speaker DNow, my new goal is to help 1 million people invest in real estate.
Speaker DSo two things I would ask from you.
Speaker DNumber one, if you get anything out of this episode, please share it with somebody else.
Speaker DJust say, hey, you know, check out Dustin and master passive income.
Speaker DHe really wants to help a million people to invest in real estate.
Speaker DThat's number one.
Speaker ANumber two, I want to get you.
Speaker DTo invest in real estate.
Speaker DGet my real estate investing course.
Speaker DAbsolutely.
Dustin HinerFor free.
Speaker DText the word rental.
Speaker DRental to 3377.
Speaker DRental to 3377.
Speaker AI'll literally give you my course.
Speaker DShow you how to find the area of the country to invest, how to.
Speaker ABuild the business first.
Speaker DYou know, I always talk about that.
Speaker AAnd how to find the right properties.
Dustin HinerHow to make sure you're getting experts.
Speaker DDo the work for you and scale the business to where you're making dollar 250 or more in passive income.
Speaker DScale it up to quit your job, I'll literally get to you or go to masterpassiveincome.com freecourse.
Dustin HinerObviously it'll be in the description, but I really, really want you to invest in real estate.
Speaker DBecause the more that actual normal everyday people own real estate that are good landlords, the better everybody's life gets.
Speaker AHere is the greatest thing about being wealthy.
Speaker AYou obviously don't need to worry about your bills anymore.
Speaker AYou don't need to worry about any money.
Speaker DYou don't need to worry about your time being wasted working for a job.
Speaker AYou have complete control over your life.
Speaker ANow these principles, these steps that I'm.
Speaker DGoing to give you are the things.
Speaker AThat you going to need to do and implement into your life so that.
Speaker DYou can live like the rich.
Speaker DNow, as I said in the intro.
Speaker AA lot of the rich people like.
Speaker DThe millionaires, they are not the fancy, you know, flamboyant, showy people.
Speaker DThey could be, you know, a person three doors down from you that literally has a million dollars in the bank that drives an old truck because it.
Speaker ADoesn'T, he or she doesn't need anything else than just that.
Speaker DSo the average millionaire is very, very.
Speaker ANonchalant about their money.
Speaker AThey're not going to be flashing, they're.
Speaker DNot going to, they don't care what other people think.
Speaker AThey take care of the things because they know these principles, these eight steps.
Speaker ANow there's a reason why the majority of the people in the world are poor.
Speaker DIt's because they're really not taught to be rich.
Speaker AWhat's sad is our school system teaches.
Speaker DUs to be employees, which gives us a job.
Speaker DIf, you know, I've said many times, job is J O b, just over broke.
Speaker AThe poor people do not know these principles or these steps that the rich already know and that they teach their kids.
Speaker AI am literally teaching my kids every single one of these steps.
Speaker ASo I want you to know these.
Speaker DSteps so that you can be rich.
Speaker DI want you not just to be rich, but wealthy so that you can.
Speaker APass these things down.
Speaker ANot just the money or the properties, but you can pass down the mindset.
Speaker DYou know, it said, there's a great saying that you don't want to give.
Speaker AA person a fish.
Speaker AYou want to teach them how to fish so that they can feed themselves for years.
Speaker AAnd this is what I want to do for you.
Speaker AI want to give you the steps.
Speaker DTo become wealthy and rich so that.
Speaker AYou don't have to worry about ever working a job again.
Speaker AWith these principles I have really been able to build a real estate business.
Speaker DThat is so successful and automatic and.
Speaker ACreates massive amounts of wealth for me.
Speaker DAnd is passive income.
Speaker ANow I want to give these to you.
Speaker ANow let me give you the very, very first one.
Speaker AAbove and beyond all of them.
Speaker AThis is where you start.
Speaker DRemember these are eight steps you want.
Speaker ATo build on one after another.
Speaker DThe first step is pay yourself first.
Speaker DNow hopefully you've heard this before and.
Speaker AHopefully you're already implementing this into your life.
Speaker DBut the rich know this, that paying yourself first is not hey, I got.
Speaker AA paycheck and that's all my money.
Speaker DWell it's not your money because you already have either a rent that's going to be due or a mortgage or you have credit card debt or you have to pay the gas bill for your house.
Speaker DYou have to pay for the garbage and sewer.
Speaker AYou have so much money that's already going out of your pocket.
Speaker AEven though the money is going into.
Speaker DYour pocket, it's flowing right back out and it's going to other people's pocket.
Speaker ASo paying yourself first is giving yourself 10% off of the top of your.
Speaker DIncome that goes into your pocket to.
Speaker ASave for future investing.
Speaker DNot to buy fancy things or even some new thing or to buy anything.
Speaker DYou're saving it so that you can make money for yourself.
Speaker DLet me give you a really practical example.
Speaker DLet's say you make $4,000 a month.
Speaker DWell scratch that, not everybody makes 4000.
Speaker ALet's say you make $2,000 a month.
Speaker AIf you make $2,000 a month, more.
Speaker DThan likely a lot of that money.
Speaker DYou know, if you have a job.
Speaker AYou'Re just over broke and so you.
Speaker DBarely have enough money to save anything.
Speaker DWell what you need to do is.
Speaker AFigure out a way to pay yourself.
Speaker D1St 10% of that money.
Speaker DSo cut out Starbucks, cut out buying cigarettes, cut out.
Speaker DYou know, maybe this extra trip out to McDonald's or whatever it is you might do.
Speaker DSo what you want to do is cut back so that you can save 10%.
Speaker ANow, 10% of $2,000 is $200.
Speaker AYou want to save $200 every single month and put it away and don't touch it to spend it on anything else other than an investment property.
Speaker DSo the longer you save, every single month you save 10%.
Speaker AThe next month you save ten more percent.
Speaker AYou get a raise, you still save.
Speaker D10% up with including, you know, instead of 2000, you're making $2,500.
Speaker DSo you put away dollar 250 a month.
Speaker ASo every single month you're putting away 10%.
Speaker DEven as your wealth grows, you're going to continue giving 10% to yourself.
Speaker ANow, over time that your bank account.
Speaker DWill just get bigger and bigger.
Speaker DAnd then you don't want to spend that on, like, you know, trinkets or anything like that.
Speaker DYou want to buy a rental property.
Speaker AWith that, and that is going to make you even more money.
Speaker ANow, I know this is not fancy.
Speaker DA lot of people say, well, you know, I want to hear some, some new scheme to get a property or.
Speaker ATo, to make money.
Speaker DWell, hey, to get wealthy, you need to actually put in the hard work.
Speaker AThe hard work is being diligent and paying yourself first.
Speaker ASo remember, whatever you're making right now.
Speaker DThat'S the top, you know, gross, like, not how much goes in your pocket, net after taxes and Social Security, Medicare and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker DWhatever is coming from your, your business, your job, or whatever, the top amount.
Speaker DSo if you take home 2000, but you make $2,500, put in $2,500.
Speaker DJust because they take out taxes doesn't.
Speaker AMean you could skimp on your savings.
Speaker DSo I'm telling you, pay yourself first.
Speaker AAnd the reason why I'm taking a little more time on pay yourself first.
Speaker DIs because this is one of the.
Speaker AMost important things that you can do.
Speaker DTo build true, actual wealth.
Speaker DIt also changes your mindset so that.
Speaker AInstead of being where you're living paycheck.
Speaker DTo paycheck, you're being proactive and thinking.
Speaker AI'm living for my future, where I'm.
Speaker DSacrificing a little bit now, so that.
Speaker AIn five years, six years, seven years, I can live the dream life.
Speaker AStep number two is to increase your income.
Speaker ANow, first one was saving 10%, paying yourself first.
Speaker DThis one is now increase your income.
Speaker DNow, that could be where you increase your income by getting a raise.
Speaker DObviously that's increasing your income.
Speaker ABut what about starting a business or getting a second job or figuring out a way to make money?
Speaker ADriving for Uber or Lyft or something like that.
Speaker DGetting out of your shell of saying, you know, I just work one job and this is all I do.
Speaker AMaybe you need to sacrifice a little.
Speaker DMore of your time, your effort, your energy to get another job or do.
Speaker ASomething else to make more money, because.
Speaker DIn the long run, it's actually going to pay off so much more because you have more money to invest.
Speaker DNow, what's sad is, again, we are taught to be poor.
Speaker AWe're taught to be employees.
Speaker DWe're not taught to have the ability to fend for ourselves and make our.
Speaker AOwn money and be financially independent.
Speaker DNow, what we want to do is.
Speaker AWith increasing your income, is educate ourselves.
Speaker DWhen we were young, we went to.
Speaker ASchool to learn different subjects.
Speaker ABut now that we're older, we can choose which subjects we want to learn.
Speaker DYou know, the poor, they really don't.
Speaker AEducate themselves or continue to educate themselves, but rather they just work one job day in and day out in the.
Speaker DSame place for the entire life.
Speaker ASelf education and continuing your own education, those are the keys to success in life and wealth in your future.
Speaker ASo by educating yourself with different ways to increase your income, you're going to be that much further ahead than everybody else.
Speaker ANow, as you educate yourself more, you.
Speaker DBecome more even wiser.
Speaker AYou become more skillful.
Speaker AYou're able to reach higher heights and go beyond your natural limit because you've extended yourself past than you normally would.
Speaker DNow, when you start to increase your abilities, you should put them to good work, to good use.
Speaker ADo this by applying your skills in ways that help you make more money, earn more money.
Speaker DAll that more money that you're gonna.
Speaker ABe making will be put to an.
Speaker DInvestment property in the future.
Speaker ANow, there is something that you need to watch out for as you start.
Speaker DTo increase your income and your earning potential.
Speaker AThe tempting thing to do is to.
Speaker DReally start to increase your standard of.
Speaker ALiving as your income rises.
Speaker AThe mentality of a poor person is.
Speaker DTo immediately spend any money they receive and they get a raise from their boss.
Speaker DSay, like, let me just go buy something new.
Speaker DThey buy a new car, a bigger house, bigger luxury items.
Speaker DYou know, these are the desires that they have.
Speaker DBut not like us.
Speaker AWe don't do that.
Speaker AWe keep our standard of living so.
Speaker DThat the money that we make can.
Speaker AGrow even bigger, so that we can buy more properties.
Speaker DAnd in the future, when we are.
Speaker ASuccessfully unemployed, that's when we can buy the cars.
Speaker DThat's when we can buy the bigger houses and all the luxuries.
Speaker DIt's sacrificing now so we can live the crazy great rich life in the future.
Speaker DSo don't think like the poor people.
Speaker AYou want to think like rich and.
Speaker DUse that have their mentality to use the increase in your income to purchase.
Speaker AMore investments, more things that make you more money.
Speaker DAnd what is terrific is I save my money for my properties and then I buy another property that makes me more money and I save that money.
Speaker DThen I buy another property that makes.
Speaker AMe more money and I save that money.
Speaker DThen I buy another property that and I save that money and then I make more money.
Speaker DSo over and over again, if you.
Speaker AKeep implementing this by buying property after property, you are going to become successful.
Speaker DNow here's something, a quick tip I wanted to give you now to help.
Speaker AGet you out of the rut of hey, my income's going up, let me think about buying something new.
Speaker DHey, I want a new car or something like that.
Speaker AIf you are thinking about going and.
Speaker DBuying a car, let's say you wanted to buy a $35,000 car, a $45,000 car or $55,000 car, one way to do it would be to possibly pay cash or get a loan.
Speaker DYou know, two different ways to do it.
Speaker DNow let me show you what I do.
Speaker AI would say right now I have cash to go out and buy a.
Speaker D$35,000 car, but I don't.
Speaker DWhat I do is I think, okay, what would the rich do?
Speaker ALet me think of a rich way to actually use this money to make me more money and get me the.
Speaker DCar at the same time.
Speaker ASo instead of using my money, my.
Speaker DCash to buy the car, what I do is I use that Cash to buy a property.
Speaker DThat property brings in 3400, $500 a.
Speaker AMonth in passive Income.
Speaker AAnd then that property buys the car.
Speaker DFrom me because I get a loan on the new car that I want.
Speaker AThat loan is paid off by the tenants, that passive income.
Speaker DAnd so over what is it, five years that a normal auto loan is.
Speaker AAfter five years I have the car paid off by my tenants and I.
Speaker DStill have the property that I bought with my original money.
Speaker DSo you want to be thinking of new ways to get the things that you want, but having other people pay for it.
Speaker DSo that's a tip I wanted to give you guys.
Speaker ASo again, remember, if you were to.
Speaker DDo this, your tenants pay off this new car that you got and you.
Speaker AStill have the property that's making you money.
Speaker AAnd if you listen to my past.
Speaker DEpisode where I talk about the six ways that rental properties make you money.
Speaker AYou'Re making more money than you could ever dream of.
Speaker DIt's absolutely fantastic.
Speaker DSo be thinking like the rich do.
Speaker AAll right, that brings us to step number three, or principle number three is.
Speaker DTo control your expenses.
Speaker ANow, the third principle of the rich.
Speaker DIs to control your expenses because the.
Speaker APrinciple teaches us to live below our means and not overspend.
Speaker AYou know, if you're going into debt every single month, you're paying interest and.
Speaker DYou'Re having to, you're digging a hole.
Speaker AThat you're going to have to eventually.
Speaker DClimb out of, and it's so much harder.
Speaker DSo I have students that have no.
Speaker ADebt, and I have students that have.
Speaker DA lot of debt.
Speaker DAnd I tell you that it's so much more work for the students that have a lot of debt than the.
Speaker AOnes that don't have debt.
Speaker DSo if you can forego, you know.
Speaker AEating out for dinner every, you know, other night or even once a week.
Speaker DOr once a month, like, you need to cut your expenses and dial it.
Speaker ABack so that you're not spending more.
Speaker DMoney than you take in.
Speaker AOn top of, remember the first principle, the first step is to pay yourself 1st, 10%.
Speaker DSo the key of this is with the first principle of paying your 10%.
Speaker AYou don't want to spend more than.
Speaker D90% of your earnings every single month.
Speaker DThe only real way to do this.
Speaker AIs to list out exactly what your expenses are every single month and then.
Speaker DCut your expenses down in order to get 90% of your income.
Speaker DAnd that's how much you're actually spending.
Speaker DInstead of spending 110% or 120%, you're only spending 90% of your income.
Speaker ANow, in order to have more money in your pocket that you can save for investing, you either need to increase.
Speaker DYour income like step number two, or decrease expenses.
Speaker ACut your expenses you can do without.
Speaker DFor two, three, four years, maybe five years.
Speaker AI went without for like seven or eight years.
Speaker DAnd then when I was about to.
Speaker AQuit my job, I had plenty of money.
Speaker DI could then do whatever I want and live however I want.
Speaker DStep number four, principle number four, buy the home you live in.
Speaker DNow, this principle is about buying your home and not renting it.
Speaker AYou're going to be saving so much money and over time.
Speaker DI know if you get a mortgage, you know, a 30 year mortgage, if you can try to get a 15 year or 20 year that could paid off sooner.
Speaker DBut I would suggest, strongly suggest buying the home you live in and working towards where you don't have a mortgage.
Speaker APayment because it is so amazing to.
Speaker DNever need to pay a mortgage again on your own personal residence.
Speaker DNow, I get plenty of mortgages for my rental properties, don't get me wrong, but those are my rental properties that my tenants pay for where I live.
Speaker DI don't want to have to pay.
Speaker AFor my mortgage or to live there, so I pay off or I have.
Speaker DI mean, I basically don't have a mortgage on my property that I live in.
Speaker ASo it's fantastic.
Speaker DAll right, step number five.
Speaker DPrinciple number five is ensure a future income.
Speaker AYou want to insure it, like basically getting insurance over your business, over your properties, over yourself.
Speaker AYou want to get insurance that insures your properties.
Speaker DNow, homeowners insurance, liability insurance, umbrella insurance.
Speaker DI would strongly recommend umbrella insurance.
Speaker DOn top of that is all.
Speaker AIt's not that expensive, obviously, it is an expense.
Speaker DBut imagine if you had a home that's worth $200,000.
Speaker DWell, it's making you money, but if it burns down and you don't have insurance to pay for it, to build.
Speaker AIt back up or buy a new.
Speaker DHouse, then you're literally out.
Speaker DSo with the beauty of capitalism and the free markets that we have, we have insurance where we can insure a property so that if anything bad did happen, we have the ability for insurance to pay us back or, you know, fix it up or whatever it might be.
Speaker DSo if you have a family at all, personal life insurance is also very, very good.
Speaker DI would suggest that you get life insurance on yourself, even if you're not married, just get it on yourself so that, because, well, basically with life insurance, as you get older, it's going to.
Speaker ACost more and more.
Speaker DSo, you know, if you buy it when you're 25 years old, it's maybe going to cost you, what, $30 a month for a good amount of insurance.
Speaker DBut if you buy it when you're 35, it's going to cost you, I don't know, $80 to $90 a month.
Speaker DSo it's going to just keep going up.
Speaker DSo I would suggest, strongly suggest getting life insurance.
Speaker DNow, I'm not a life insurance guru or anything like that.
Speaker DI just know I insure myself as well as I insure my business.
Speaker DStep number six, principle number six is.
Speaker AMake your money work for, for you.
Speaker AAnd this is what we talk about in master passive income podcast all the.
Speaker DTime, is these principles.
Speaker AAnd this main one is buying a.
Speaker DRental property, buying real estate that your.
Speaker AMoney works for you.
Speaker DNow, if you buy a regular home that you live in, your money is.
Speaker ANot making you money.
Speaker ALike you're not getting a tenant in.
Speaker DThere because you're living in there and you're not making monthly rent.
Speaker AIf you buy a car and you.
Speaker DDrive that car and you don't rent.
Speaker AIt out, well, that's not making you money.
Speaker AIf you buy a painting and you.
Speaker DThink, hey, I'm going to invest in.
Speaker AA painting, well, that might be well and good.
Speaker DHopefully it'll appreciate, but it's not making you money.
Speaker DYou want to put your money in places that's going to make you money.
Speaker DAnd real estate rental properties is by far and above the best way to make money.
Speaker APrinciple number seven.
Speaker DWe're moving on to step number seven.
Speaker DPrinciple number seven is guard yourself from losing money.
Speaker DWhat we do as real estate investors, as rich people, we guard ourselves from losing money and the way we do it.
Speaker AAnd this is the key.
Speaker DAnd I'm not going to say it's.
Speaker AImpossible to lose money investing in real.
Speaker DEstate, but it's highly improbable or it's very hard to lose money if you do it right.
Speaker AHere's the key to guard yourself from losing money.
Speaker DIt's passive income, monthly cash flow that goes in your pocket.
Speaker ADon't invest for appreciation.
Speaker DDon't buy a property thinking, I'm going to flip the property.
Speaker ADon't think, well, I'm going to get good tax benefits.
Speaker DNo, we solely invest for monthly cash flow.
Speaker AThat's how we live and not have.
Speaker DA job and not need a job.
Speaker DAll those other things are great.
Speaker DThey come with the business of investing in real estate.
Speaker AWhat we invest for, and we guard.
Speaker DOurselves from losing money is because we invest for passive income.
Speaker DAnd again, on my show notes page, masterpassiveincome.com zero three seven.
Speaker DI have some formulas, not really formulas, but like examples like if you buy a single family home, purchase price $100,000, down payment $20,000, which is 1020 percent.
Speaker DSorry, your closing costs $2,500.
Speaker DAnyways, I go through a long list.
Speaker AIf you have a normal one year.
Speaker DReturn, if you put $20,000 down, that's going to be 22% return on your money because you have cash coming in from monthly rents.
Speaker DAnyways, my on the podcast show notes page, I explain it much, much better so you can see all the numbers.
Speaker DYou can see how just in one year you can make a 22% return on your $20,000 if you bought a property and you bought it right now, imagine in a stock market getting 22% on a stock.
Speaker DYou're never going to get that.
Speaker DI mean, I'm going to easily say you're never going to get that unless you're Warren Buffett or something like that.
Speaker DIn one year.
Speaker DGetting 22% is crazy.
Speaker DYou know, you'd be lucky if you get that.
Speaker DSo this is just one way, and that's just with your passive income.
Speaker DOkay, moving on.
Speaker DThat was principle number seven.
Speaker AGuard yourself from losing money, and that.
Speaker DIs by buying properties for passive income.
Speaker DNow, your next and last principle, principle.
Speaker ANumber eight, or step number eight, for.
Speaker DYou to become wealthy and rich.
Speaker DI think this step is one of the most important steps outside of all the other ones.
Speaker DNow, all the other ones are fantastic, but if you just start with this one step, it will help everything.
Speaker DNow, this is it.
Speaker DAnd somebody might be thinking, oh, man, that's not glamorous, that's not, you know, crazy.
Speaker DThat's actually bad.
Speaker DWell, I'm going to tell you that.
Speaker AThis is the best one.
Speaker DI have gotten wealthy and rich because of this.
Speaker DPrinciple number eight, it's better to give than receive.
Speaker AI found the more that I give.
Speaker DTo other people of my time, of my knowledge, of my money, the more.
Speaker AI get in return.
Speaker DThe reason why I'm trying to be more, I guess, serious about this, because this is really serious.
Speaker DYou know, a lot of people think I'm not going to give my money, you know, I need that money to invest.
Speaker DWell, what's funny is, you know, you.
Speaker ADidn'T have that money, but now you.
Speaker DDo, and now you think you got to keep it.
Speaker DWell, in my opinion, because I believe in God.
Speaker AI believe everything belongs to God, and.
Speaker DI am only blessed to be a good steward, or hopefully a good steward.
Speaker AA steward is somebody that stewards something.
Speaker DThat manages something that they don't own.
Speaker DLike all the things I have, all my properties, I personally believe I was blessed by God to help me to acquire them.
Speaker DAnd I'm being a good steward of.
Speaker AHis possessions, and he is the one.
Speaker DHelping me to manage them well, but at the same time, he's the one.
Speaker AThat takes care of my properties, too.
Speaker DYou know, if something bad goes happen, hey, it's, I don't own it, God owns it.
Speaker DAnd so reason why I'm trying to help you to understand it's better to give than receive.
Speaker DBecause the more I give of, like I said, my time, my money, my knowledge, my everything, the more I get in return.
Speaker ASo the money that we're given from God belongs to God.
Speaker DAnd again, we're just stewards of it.
Speaker DNow, remember that 10% principle?
Speaker DI, you know, from the first lesson, I personally believe I want to give 10% to myself, but I also give 10% to God.
Speaker ANow, I know that's going to sound rough.
Speaker DYou know, 20% off of all your money is taken out, one to pay you and one to pay God, or, you know, give back to God.
Speaker DThat might be rough, but it's a slow way to work into it.
Speaker DIt would be maybe start with 2%, 1% to you, 1% to God, then cut back a little more 2% to you, 2% to God.
Speaker DYou know, it could be as easy as or as little as doing something like that and starting over time of giving 1% and then raising up to.
Speaker A2%, then raising up to 4% or.
Speaker D5%, eventually getting up to 10% to you and 10% to God.
Speaker DOver time, you're going to realize, I don't even notice that money coming out.
Speaker DYou know, I have my expenses the way they are.
Speaker DI'm not overextending myself, and I'm not going into debt.
Speaker DSo it's actually, it's not that bad.
Speaker ANow I see my income growing up.
Speaker DAnd the more I give to God.
Speaker AThe more God gives back to me.
Speaker ANow, you may be somebody that doesn't.
Speaker DBelieve in God, which, totally fine, I'm not here to pressure you into believing in God, but I found that people that don't believe in God, that also, it's.
Speaker DThey might say it's karma, which I.
Speaker ADon'T believe it's karma, but they might.
Speaker DSay it's karma that, you know, whatever.
Speaker AAmount of positive pressure you put on.
Speaker DThe world, you know, in a good way, you get that amount of good positive pressure back to yourself or, you know, karma, whatever, you know, is good that you put out comes back to you.
Speaker DVery, very similar thing.
Speaker DBecause, you know, I believe God created everything.
Speaker DGod created all the laws of nature, and that's what happens.
Speaker DThe more you give, the more you will receive.
Speaker DAnd honestly, as I've implemented this into my life, where, you know, from the very beginning, when I didn't have anything.
Speaker AI was giving 10% of my money to God.
Speaker DI saw where I didn't need anything.
Speaker DI thought, man, this is gonna be.
Speaker AHard to give 10% this month.
Speaker DI still gave, and I was still blessed.
Speaker DI had enough money to cover for everything.
Speaker DSo you guys, even if you might be thinking, hey, 10% giving away to somebody else or giving to church or giving to social, I don't know, groups or, you know, giving to the homeless or whatever it might be, just giving away 10%, trust me, and I'm being very, very serious on this.
Speaker ATrust me.
Speaker ABy giving 10% or giving away money, number one, you will feel better.
Speaker DYou will feel like, man, I'm helping.
Speaker AOther people, and this is why I do this podcast.
Speaker AThis is why I have my books.
Speaker DThis is why I have, like, I don't make much money on really, the books.
Speaker DI make, like, like, $0.05 on the books.
Speaker DIt's not about that.
Speaker DIt's about helping other people on my podcast.
Speaker AI don't make any money on my podcast.
Speaker DObviously, it's free.
Speaker DYou're getting hit for free.
Speaker DI don't make money.
Speaker DIt's.
Speaker AI want to help other people.
Speaker DI find the more I give, the more I get in return, even if it's not money.
Speaker DI just feel so much better the more students that I have that I'm helping.
Speaker DLike, I.
Speaker DOne student just recently, I was emailing and said, hey, you know what?
Speaker DSend me.
Speaker DYou're not gonna pay.
Speaker AI'm not gonna ask you to pay.
Speaker DFor coaching right now.
Speaker DBut, you know, send me a couple.
Speaker AProperties that you're looking at.
Speaker AI'll analyze them with you and show.
Speaker DYou what and tell you what I think.
Speaker DI'll just help you out.
Speaker DI'm not asking for money.
Speaker DI just want to help out.
Speaker DAnd so the more you give, the more you get back.
Speaker DSo it's better to give than receive.
Speaker DOkay, so let me quickly go through all eight steps one more time.
Speaker ASo number one is pay yourself first.
Speaker DRemember, 10% off the top is going.
Speaker AIn your pocket to save for investing in rental properties.
Speaker ANumber two, increase your income.
Speaker DGo drive for Uber, you know, on the weekends, or, you know, do something.
Speaker ALike that where you make more money.
Speaker DThat you could save more money.
Speaker ANumber three, control your expenses.
Speaker AMake sure that you lower the expenses.
Speaker DSo that you can save 10% of your money.
Speaker DAnd obviously, we know about step number eight, where you can have 10%, you can give to God.
Speaker ANumber four, or give to God or.
Speaker DGive to whoever you want or basically give it away.
Speaker DPrinciple number four, buy the home you live in.
Speaker DMake sure that you are not renting the property.
Speaker AYou are owning the property, so buy the home you live in.
Speaker DPrinciple number five, ensure your future income.
Speaker DSo make sure you put insurance on your property.
Speaker DPut insurance on yourself.
Speaker DPut umbrella insurance over everything.
Speaker DInsure everything.
Speaker ANumber six, make your money work for you.
Speaker APut your money in things that do not just suck money away, like a.
Speaker DBoat or a new car or something, that buy properties that make you money.
Speaker DPrinciple number seven, guard yourself from losing money.
Speaker AGuard yourself from losing money.
Speaker DAnd this is how you do it.
Speaker AYou buy for passive income, monthly cash.
Speaker DFlow that goes in your pocket every single month, not coming out.
Speaker DSo guard yourself from losing money by buying for cash flow.
Speaker DPrinciple number eight.
Speaker AIt's better to give than receive.
Speaker DYou want to give money so that.
Speaker AYou are blessed in return.
Speaker DAnd that is it for today.
Speaker AGo ahead and get my free real.
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Speaker DAll right, guys, we'll see you in the next show.
Speaker ESee ya, Lamda.