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Today’s guest unveils how he went from being an accidental landlord to an intentional real estate investor. Listen in as we chat with Ryan Stieg about trust, networking, and finding the ideal communities to help you take actionable steps to become a better passive investor.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
The importance of tempered trust in building a network
What passive investors should look for in their operators
The value of networking and education in property investing
Lessons rookie and seasoned investors can gain from working with each other
Advantages of in-person meet-ups over the virtual networking
RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki https://amzn.to/3FtpOQa
Ep333 Maximize Syndication’s Profitability Through Passive Investing with Kathy Jang https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep333-maximize-syndications-profitability-through-passive/id1501539079?i=1000586557376
Do you want to generate real cash flow? Keep an eye out for a future episode with Left Field investor Jim Pfeifer to get you started on achieving financial freedom through passive real estate investing.
ABOUT RYAN STIEG
Ryan started down the path of passive investing after he picked up a little purple book called Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and since 2016, he has focused on all different kinds of investments, always coming back to real estate and business being his mainstay. He has a small portfolio of one to three-unit rentals across five other markets in the United States. He has also invested in nearly twenty real estate syndication investments individually or with an investment group that he co-founded with fellow Infielder, Jim. Besides that, Ryan has investments in note funds, mobile home park funds, life settlements, a development project, cryptocurrency, and other assets that further cement his self-diagnosis of “shiny object syndrome.” However, with all of those reaches over the years, Ryan still believes in the long-term success and tenets of passive, cash-flow-focused investing with proven syndicators and shared knowledge in investing. When he’s not working on passive investments, he is working in the transportation insurance industry or with his wife watching whatever sport one of their two boys is involved in during that particular season.
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Today’s guest unveils how he went from being an accidental landlord to an intentional real estate investor. Listen in as we chat with Ryan Stieg about trust, networking, and finding the ideal communities to help you take actionable steps to become a better passive investor.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
The importance of tempered trust in building a network
What passive investors should look for in their operators
The value of networking and education in property investing
Lessons rookie and seasoned investors can gain from working with each other
Advantages of in-person meet-ups over the virtual networking
RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki https://amzn.to/3FtpOQa
Ep333 Maximize Syndication’s Profitability Through Passive Investing with Kathy Jang https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep333-maximize-syndications-profitability-through-passive/id1501539079?i=1000586557376
Do you want to generate real cash flow? Keep an eye out for a future episode with Left Field investor Jim Pfeifer to get you started on achieving financial freedom through passive real estate investing.
ABOUT RYAN STIEG
Ryan started down the path of passive investing after he picked up a little purple book called Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and since 2016, he has focused on all different kinds of investments, always coming back to real estate and business being his mainstay. He has a small portfolio of one to three-unit rentals across five other markets in the United States. He has also invested in nearly twenty real estate syndication investments individually or with an investment group that he co-founded with fellow Infielder, Jim. Besides that, Ryan has investments in note funds, mobile home park funds, life settlements, a development project, cryptocurrency, and other assets that further cement his self-diagnosis of “shiny object syndrome.” However, with all of those reaches over the years, Ryan still believes in the long-term success and tenets of passive, cash-flow-focused investing with proven syndicators and shared knowledge in investing. When he’s not working on passive investments, he is working in the transportation insurance industry or with his wife watching whatever sport one of their two boys is involved in during that particular season.
Explore Identity-Level Recalibration
→ Join the next Friday Recalibration Live experience
→ Take your listening deeper! Subscribe to The Weekly Recalibration Companion to receive reflections and extensions to each week's podcast episodes.
→ Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights
→ Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if The Recalibration is a fit for you
→ Download the Misalignment Audit
→ Subscribe to the weekly newsletter
→ Books to read (Tidy categories on Amazon- I've read/listened to each recommended title.)
→ One link to all things

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