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Meet Keenan Kimble, a 29-year-old development permit enforcer who discovered a different perspective on earning income after reading a portion of Rich Dad Poor Dad. Like many young professionals, he was accustomed to trading time for money—until he encountered concepts that opened his eyes to alternative approaches for building wealth.
His journey reveals the mental barriers that can keep people stuck, the insights that sparked his interest in real estate investing, and what he experienced when he received his first rental payment. Keenan shares the fear and hesitation he faced, how he overcame analysis paralysis, and the process of going from complete beginner to owning multiple properties.
The tax-related insight that shifted Keenan's understanding of how different income sources are treated
How fear and analysis paralysis affected his early property search, and what finally motivated him to move forward
What Keenan experienced when he received his first rental payment and how it differed from his W-2 income
08:49 Tax Strategy Discussion - Conversation about how tax treatment differs between earned income and rental property income
12:06 Income Comparison Insights - Exploring the relationship between earned income, taxes, and passive income needs
16:40 Overcoming Initial Hesitation - How analysis paralysis affected early deal evaluation and what led to taking action
23:03 First Rental Payment Experience - Keenan describes receiving his first rental payment and how it differed from traditional income
28:00 Building Confidence Through Experience - How the property acquisition process evolved from first to third purchase
According to the discussion, fear is normal for beginners. The conversation suggests that at some point, you may need to commit to moving forward with a property and focus on making it work rather than endlessly searching for the perfect opportunity.
The episode discusses the importance of education first, working with experienced professionals, and understanding that the learning process involves both study and practical application.
Keenan shares his experience of receiving rental payments without having to actively trade time for that income, describing it as a different experience from traditional employment compensation.
Learn How to Make Money 5-6 Ways in Real Estate FREE workshop reveals how to create wealth and cash flow beyond traditional 401k approaches.
Join FREE Live Case Studies - Meet real investors, connect with like-minded people, and make new friends who are building wealth through real estate.
What if You Could Stop Guessing and Learn from Real Investors? Get time-tested strategies from people who actually own properties and have thrived through three recessions. Complete education, supportive community, and mentors who've been building wealth for over 30 years.
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The information and opinions on the Del Walmsley Radio Show are for entertainment purposes only and do not constitute investment advice. Please consult a professional regarding your personal investment needs.
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Meet Keenan Kimble, a 29-year-old development permit enforcer who discovered a different perspective on earning income after reading a portion of Rich Dad Poor Dad. Like many young professionals, he was accustomed to trading time for money—until he encountered concepts that opened his eyes to alternative approaches for building wealth.
His journey reveals the mental barriers that can keep people stuck, the insights that sparked his interest in real estate investing, and what he experienced when he received his first rental payment. Keenan shares the fear and hesitation he faced, how he overcame analysis paralysis, and the process of going from complete beginner to owning multiple properties.
The tax-related insight that shifted Keenan's understanding of how different income sources are treated
How fear and analysis paralysis affected his early property search, and what finally motivated him to move forward
What Keenan experienced when he received his first rental payment and how it differed from his W-2 income
08:49 Tax Strategy Discussion - Conversation about how tax treatment differs between earned income and rental property income
12:06 Income Comparison Insights - Exploring the relationship between earned income, taxes, and passive income needs
16:40 Overcoming Initial Hesitation - How analysis paralysis affected early deal evaluation and what led to taking action
23:03 First Rental Payment Experience - Keenan describes receiving his first rental payment and how it differed from traditional income
28:00 Building Confidence Through Experience - How the property acquisition process evolved from first to third purchase
According to the discussion, fear is normal for beginners. The conversation suggests that at some point, you may need to commit to moving forward with a property and focus on making it work rather than endlessly searching for the perfect opportunity.
The episode discusses the importance of education first, working with experienced professionals, and understanding that the learning process involves both study and practical application.
Keenan shares his experience of receiving rental payments without having to actively trade time for that income, describing it as a different experience from traditional employment compensation.
Learn How to Make Money 5-6 Ways in Real Estate FREE workshop reveals how to create wealth and cash flow beyond traditional 401k approaches.
Join FREE Live Case Studies - Meet real investors, connect with like-minded people, and make new friends who are building wealth through real estate.
What if You Could Stop Guessing and Learn from Real Investors? Get time-tested strategies from people who actually own properties and have thrived through three recessions. Complete education, supportive community, and mentors who've been building wealth for over 30 years.
Facebook | YouTube | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTok
The information and opinions on the Del Walmsley Radio Show are for entertainment purposes only and do not constitute investment advice. Please consult a professional regarding your personal investment needs.

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