Everybody Eats Show

One of the many slept on ways of investing in real estate in the Mobile Home market. Many people don't even know where to find mobile homes in the first place, so this week we had Byron Sellers, one half of the Mobile Home Elite Investors join us and teach us how to get involved.  

"The owners of Mobile Home Elite Investors Byron Sellers and Sharnice Williams came into the mobile home business by fate. Their journey began on 3/3/2017. That was the day that Byron was fired from his job.  After he became unemployed he started driving for Lyft. During his time as a driver he began to listen to podcasts religiously. One day he stumbled on a podcast about mobile home investing. The podcast caught his attention and he sent it to the love of his life Sharnice. The podcast peaked her interest because it mentioned that you could invest with low money down and you didn't need great credit.  Shortly after listening to the podcast, Sharnice was laid off from her job at the Chicago Gas Company. In the midst of thier financial hardships Byron’s car was repossessed, leaving him unable to drive for Lyft anymore. With their backs against the wall, they decided they had nothing to lose and took the leap of faith into being full time entrepreneurs. They took out a high interest loan of $10,000 at a 24% interest rate.  They then purchased 2 mobile homes that they found for under $5,000 (one for $3,700 and one for $500). Less than a month later they flipped the homes for a profit of $19,500. Sharnice’s salary at her old job was $39,000 a year. Once she realized that she just made half of her previous annual salary in a month she was convinced that they were on the right path. Her and Byron have been full steam ahead in the mobile home industry ever since.  The couple has built a moblie home portfolio and developed the top educational platform online to educate investors on the industry" **  

** quoted from MHEI.com

Ash Cash Exantus is one of the nation’s top financial educators. Dubbed as the Financial Motivator, he uses a culturally responsive approach in teaching financial literacy. He is also a speaker, bestselling author of many books and the Founder & CEO of MindRight Money Management® a financial education company that blends psychology & personal finance. Ash is best known for helping people maximize their full potential by giving them the inspiration, tools, & resources needed to live their best lives *

Ash Cash joins us this episode to speak about his journey from growing in Harlem, to working in the financial field to becoming a best selling author. Ash drops gems on how he wrote his first book and gives tips on how to get booked for your first speaking engagement. Tune in to learn more!! 

* quoted from IAmAshCash.com

There are many ways to benefit from real estate and wholesaling is one key way. Randy Cadely joins us this week to talk about how people can make money from finding properties and selling them to people who want to buy. Randy grew up in Long Island, New York as well as Orlando, Florida and started his career as a respiratory therapist. He then transitioned to real estate and managed to start his own real estate investing company to wholesale properties. Tune in to learn how to find wholesaling deals, find potential buyers and ways to grow your own real estate portfolio. 

In today’s age of social media, it's important to understand that everyone has influence on the platform regardless of how many followers you have. Granted, there are different levels of influence you have, but whether you have 1 million followers, 1000 followers or even 10 followers, someone is looking at your platform. This week we sit down with Zach Abukar to cover multiple points about using your platform on Instagram for good, whether it’s to increase your personal brand, promote your business or spread positivity. Tune in to this week's episode to learn more how to use your social media to benefit others, yourself and your platform. #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd #JusticeForbreonnataylor #JusticeForAhmaud

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For this week's episode Ashton Richardson joins us to talk about the right mentality people need to have when working on their craft. You have to embrace the fact that your first attempt at a skill might be terrible but eventually you will develop the skills necessary to be good. In our last segment, we go over a few industries that are affected by COVID-19 and types of content that creatives can make from their homes while social distancing. We brainstorm content ideas from photography, to fitness and cosmetics. Tune in and learn how you can still be creative when you cannot book clients or have customers.

Randy Williams joins us this week on the Everybody Eats Podcast. We discuss his watch and accessories company, Talley & Twine and how he started it from a simple affinity for timepieces. Randy gives great advice on the importance of branding, and gives tips on how small businesses can grow their presence by having a stronger brand. Bensky provides the quote of the day and for the last segment we speak about the phrase "Whatever you do, do it right". 

Chester Hall joins us this week to talk about his clothing line Black Flour Apparel as well as give advice to the younger generation through his experience as an educator. Chester Hall is also the author of an anti-bullying book as one of his passions is preventing bullying so it does discourage students from wanting to go to school. For our quote of the day, we speak about overcoming obstacles in our lives and use the example of trading stocks as a way for people to overcome their fear of investing and how we all can benefit from the stock market as long as you do your research and learn how it works. Tune in to all episodes and follow @EverybodyEats.Pod on Instagram for daily posts on business, financial literacy and success.  

This week John Morgan Jr. joins us from Akron, Ohio to speak about his real estate experiences as well as his podcast, Live. Your. Purpose. His podcast focuses on the lives and stories of individuals by discussing entrepreneurship, providing service and mental health. We also talk about the steps he took to acquire his first rental property and gives tips on how to go about that by getting an FHA loan to which type of properties one should look out for. Tune in to get the full details on all platforms and watch the episode available on Youtube. 

This week Aaron Sean Hernandez joins us to discuss the importance of building & maintaining your credit. We have a great quote for today that I hope sticks with you, and for the final segment we discuss the art of flipping your user items online whether it be from your house or purchasing items from the thrift store or wholesale sites. There are many ways to make money and flipping is a great way to start learning arbitrage and how to sell. This weeks episode is available on all platforms including Apple podcast on Spotify.