“Everyone Has a Gift to Give.” Chalette Davis leads Love, Inc. Tampa—a nonprofit coordinating care for neighbors experiencing homelessness and instability. In this episode, we talk about the power of redemptive compassion, the role of community in rebuilding lives, and why housing is more than just shelter—it’s restoration.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

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“Don’t give up hope—eventually, you will reach your goal.” In this powerful episode, author and speaker Sara Im shares how she survived four years in a Khmer Rouge labor camp, escaped, and rebuilt her life in America. We talk about what home means when everything is stripped away, how faith and sisterhood saved her life, and the long journey to healing, entrepreneurship, and homeownership.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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“You have to make the numbers work for the life you want” In this episode, Kristen Gibbons (K.G) shares how she inherited her love for real estate from her father, bought her first home at auction, and now uses a mix of long-term, mid-term, and short-term rentals to fund a work-optional lifestyle.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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In 2021, Pro Publica reported that Peter Thiel had quietly spun his Roth IRA worth less than $2,000 in 1999 into a $5 billion windfall -- tax free. In this episode, Certified IRA Services Professional, Larissa Greene breaks down how everyday investors can use IRAs and other tax-advantaged accounts as a powerful tool for wealth-building. 

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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“If the plan doesn’t work, change the method, not the mission.” Devoski Boyd went from pressure-washing driveways to landing contracts with the Department of Defense. In this episode, we talk about grit, lessons from a great-grandfather who broke barriers, and doing the work to build a business, a life, that you're proud of. 

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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“Your life is your fault.” Pete Fortunato has spent nearly 60 years making real estate magic—turning conversations into contracts and problems into property. In this episode, the legendary investor breaks down how he bought his first triplex with less than $2,000 and a promise—and how that first creative deal shaped a lifetime of wealth-building. If you’ve ever wanted to do real estate your way, this one’s a masterclass.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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“Getting injected in Mexico was not on my bucket list at all.” In this final solo episode of summer 2025, Etinosa shares a personal update—what she’s been up to in real estate, what it was like launching a new business, and why this season taught her to build from a place of rest.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

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Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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“Investing isn’t about getting your money back—it’s about making your money work for you.” In this solo summer episode, Etinosa breaks down what it really means to have the mindset of an investor—why investing is not about ‘getting your money back,’ how to think long-term, and the power of resilience, giving, and personal growth on your real estate journey.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

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“If you’re worried about looking stupid, you’re never going to ask the right questions.” Getting started in real estate? This solo summer episode breaks down what you actually need—money, time, skills—and how to move forward even if you don’t have all three.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

Production – Juan Pablo

Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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“It's one thing to invest in person A, but why not invest in yourself?” Joao Macavilca went from pharmacy aisles to flipping 70+ homes—armed with nothing but grit, a Home Depot manual, and a vision for something more. Today, he’s a licensed contractor with nearly 100 units and a 54-unit apartment under his belt. We talk real risk, creative deals, and why no one is coming to save you.

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Host – Etinosa Agbonlahor

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Music – Serge Quadrado Music

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