Sean isn’t your run of the mill entrepreneur. By the time the 2008 crash came, he was a co-owner in a $25 million a year business….and a lot of his money was invested in real estate. He found himself in a dark place that led to him walking away from his multi-million dollar company and re-evaluating how to define success.  After a lot of hardship and introspection, he’s now the owner of Lions Not Sheep, a consulting company that teaches people how to live like it’s your last day.

Steven Morris graduated from Bowling Green and decided to become a real estate agent in 2013. While dealing with real estate investors, he learned valuable lessons that would help him later down the road. Through a mess up due to an over abundance in inventory, he happened upon wholesaling and realized he needed to change the way he did business. Instead of the transactional process involved with brokering deals, he began to focus on wholesaling houses and building a portfolio of residential properties.

The Coronavirus pandemic has brought many businesses to a screeching halt. But YOUR economy doesn’t have to be defined by THE economy. Take Corey Reyment for example, a real estate investor who closes around 50 wholesale deals a year, and is still going strong today despite the chaos that’s happening in the world. Corey and Tim Bratz discuss how to run ‘business as usual’ in these difficult times, as well as how you can capitalize on the SITUATION (without taking advantage of any PERSON).

Phil and his father turned a start-up car business into a successful empire. Starting out of their own homes, they now own several locations in the Cleveland, OH area. Eventually, Phil started to fix/flip houses until he noticed some investors who were holding houses for their rental portfolio. After focusing on residential real estate for a few years, it wasn’t until he went to a few commercial investing masterminds that he decided to enter the multi family real estate space.

"Oftentimes people will say, I don't have time. It's not a matter of you don't have time, It's you don't want to put in the time and make the sacrifices for it." - Jack Petrick

Jack met Tim Bratz, a multi family real estate investor,  around 4 years ago at a brokerage that they were both working for at the time. Working 24 hour shifts as a firefighter and not wanting to settle for being mediocre, he knew he was ready to make a change and start building legacy wealth for his family.

Taking action and pursuing the unknown can lead to amazing things...and in Dan Mitchen’s case, be highly profitable.

Listen as Tim and Dan talk about:

- How investing can help you build long term wealth.

- The mindset challenges that he faced when starting out.

- The actions he took to find and structure his first deal.

- How attending a mastermind can open your mind to new opportunities

Chris Walsh, a professional golfer turned coach, bought his first multi family property with a credit card and eventually began attending masterminds...only to realize he was doing commercial real estate investing the wrong way.

In his pursuit to learn how to create passive income, he's now managed to grow his multifamily portfolio to 100 units in only 18 months and is now on the right path to reaching his 2020 goals.

Sean isn’t your run of the mill entrepreneur. From a young age, he became successful in the mortgage industry, while at the same time losing money building real estate...until he took a moment and sat down to look at what his “success” actually meant.

Have you ever had an experience that you thought would make a great book? Well, that’s where Mike Fallat comes in.

As the owner of Dreamstarters Publishing, he’s spent the past 5 years building a successful business that specializes in ghost writing books for entrepreneurs wanting to get their story published. 

Tim Bratz interviews Mike Fallat about things like:

- The process he uses to make his clients best-sellers

- Self-publishing pricing strategies

www.DreamstartersPublishing.com