Think you need to buy 100 houses like Del Walmsley to achieve financial freedom? Andy Webb proves otherwise. Filling in for Del, Andy shares his actual 12-year real estate timeline - from hearing Del on this very radio show in 2011 to retiring from corporate America at 47, twenty years ahead of traditional retirement age.

Starting with their first house purchase in August 2012, Andy and his wife built a portfolio averaging about 2.5 houses per year. They retired his wife from her corporate job in just 3 years and grew their net worth over 3,000% through consistent investing in single-family rentals and passive apartment investments.

How equity capture has exploded from $7,000 in 2015 to $52,000+ today, giving current investors massive advantages Andy didn't have

The progression from house-heavy buying to strategic "capital events" - refinances, sales, and portfolio optimization that accelerated wealth

Why consistency over 12+ years with "singles" beats waiting for "home runs" that never come

01:45 Andy's Background: From Radio Listener to Real Estate Retired

03:07 First Steps: Joining Lifestyles Unlimited in March 2012

05:50 The Timeline: Bought First House August 2012, Immediately Bought Second

09:20 The Baseball Analogy: Why Singles Beat Waiting for Home Runs

10:25 Case Study: 2015 Arlington House - $25K Investment, 800% Return

14:30 Market Comparison: $7K Equity Capture Then vs $52K Now

19:30 The Shift: From Consistent Buying to Strategic Capital Events

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