At just 22, Keltner purchased his first investment property for $46,000, later selling it for $90,000 – a pivotal success sparking a journey of hundreds of property acquisitions, over 100 flips, and 20+ new home constructions. But the path wasn't always easy.

The 2008 financial crisis tested Keltner's resilience, leading to bankruptcy from unsold properties. Humbled, he shifted focus to lower-income housing with better cash flow potential. Today, his diverse portfolio reflects wisdom gained from those challenges.

Keltner's innovative approach to business and life is evident in his ability to turn challenges into opportunities, like when he founded a thriving concrete business now 21 years strong.

Ready to change your approach to business, faith, and risk-taking? This conversation could be the guide you've been seeking.