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CTX Multifamily Mentor, Kim McLean, shares all about evolving through his LU membership to achieve his and his wife’s dream home, fulfilling his promise to Lifestyles Unlimited, cultivating member success, and traveling the globe as an apartment owner.

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Michael Soulek wouldn't blame you if you pulled your money out the stock market to put it to work in another investment. Before you make such a big transition, you should do the following: have the discipline to self educate, find an investment opportunity, find a mentor, copy your mentor, and set aside your ego to allow your mentor to teach you. This is how Lifestyles Unlimited operates. New members learn from mentors who are successful real estate investors.

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According to the Federal Reserve, Americans surpassed $4 trillion of consumer debt this year. Making matters worse is that most individuals across the socioeconomic spectrum, in generations spanning from the Silent Generation to the Millennial Generation, are systemically unprepared to retire. This begs the question: are Americans living like millionaires with a middle class mentality? The research cited by Al Gordon on today's show seems to suggest yes.

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Would you rather retire in the next 2-5 years or 20-40 years? Lifestyles Unlimited members prefer to retire in 2-5 years and are successful in doing so thanks to their real estate investments. Michael Soulek explains how. Listen to hear the hype end and the help begin.

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Matt and Candida were looking for a way to diversify their stock investments and decrease their tax bill. They decided to join Lifestyles Unlimited and received an MBA-level education on how to invest in real estate. They are now successful real estate investors in their own right having acquired 8 single family rental homes and are passively invested in 10 multifamily apartment deals. The cherry on top is that Matt is now retired from his job.

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You can "enjoy" the roller coaster ride of the stock market (over which you have no control) or you can invest in tangible assets like real estate where you have the ability to negotiate price, control the asset, and reposition the asset so that it makes money. Did you know that residential real estate investments make you money in five different ways? In contrast, the stock market only makes you money one way. With today's market volatility, Al Gordon is here to tell you that you should seriously consider investing in real estate.

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No story breaks the conventional mold of society like this one. Tricia M., a stay-at-home mom of four with no college degree, did the unimaginable with real estate, and today she tells Host, Lorie Bass all about it! Don't. Miss. This. Episode.

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Over 44 million people have student loan debt totaling $1.5 trillion! Student debt doesn't have to delay your financial goals, though. Andy Webb, the host of today's show, has a radical solution to the student debt problem. If you have student debt and you're a homeowner with equity in your home, consider using a cash-out refinance loan to pull the equity out of your home as cash. Use that cash not to pay down your student loan debt as many might be tempted to do. Instead, buy single family rental houses and use the cash flow from the rental houses to pay down the student loan debt. When the student loan debt is gone, you 'll still have cash flow from the rental houses and you have multiple houses that are growing in equity.

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“How do you get yourself into a situation where you don’t even know what you don’t know? Well, that’s every new thing you ever tackle in life,” says Del illustrating the importance of mentorship and education from people who do. On this show, Del Walmsley tackles the DIY life, bringing front and center the problems associated with this approach to success, namely that most end up nowhere near where they planned.

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Take a moment to seriously consider who is in control of your money. You may control the money in your checking and savings accounts, but let's consider the money in your 401(k). You are not in control of your 401(k) money. It is subject to the volatility of the stock market. On today's show, Al Gordon explains why investing in residential real estate gives you more control over your investment dollars than those dollars that are invested in a 401(k).

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