" Real estate investing isn’t a ‘Get Rich Quick’ kind of scheme.
- Stuart Grazier
Episode: CFH004
Achieving Financial Freedom Through Strategic Diversification
w/ Stuart Grazier
One popular way people can make passive income these days is through different forms of real estate investing. In this episode, Stuart Grazier shares his path to achieving financial freedom and how living a life of service can lead to abundant wealth. This is one you don't want to miss!
Stuart Grazier is an active duty Navy Pilot who has served 16 years on the military. During a 14-month deployment in Iraq last 2008-2009, Stuart had the opportunity to do a deep-dive study into real estate investing and learned about the power of passive income. Through endless learning, lots of determination and continuous action, Stuart and his family have become financially free over the past 10 years. From house hacking before the term was coined, to monthly budget meetings and frugal living to investing in real estate mortgage notes, private lending, commercial property syndications and buying cashflowing rental properties, they are on the path to an early retirement and financial independence.
Stuart is a co-founder of Military Investor Network. The Military Investor Network was established to inspire and encourage responsible investing, offer a worldwide network of like-minded military members, and serve them with resources and education that will allow them to maximize their earning potential.
In this Episode, You’ll Learn About:
What Is Remote Real Estate Investing and How to Successfully Manage It
What Makes a Good Investment Deal
Tools, Resources and Processes Used in Real Estate Investing
Quotes: “The biggest criteria that we set in place when we buy the house is the purchase + rehabilitation has to be equal to or less than 75% of the ARV.” “When we sell the property to our end investor, the minimum cash on cash return has to be 10%.” “The biggest resource that we have is our team.” “Real estate investing in general isn’t like a ‘Get Rich Quick’ kind of scheme.” “Don’t be stupid with your money.”
