Every time the government prints money the rich get richer, and now you can too. In this episode we sit down with Josh Mettle, who went from food stamps to a nine-figure real estate portfolio, to expose how the system really works. When the dollar loses value, assets rise, rents climb, and fixed debt becomes cheaper. That is how the wealthy win while everyone else falls behind. We break down why cheap mortgages are an asset, when to refinance or sell, and how to use real estate as an inflation hedge. Josh shares his personal strategy across real estate, gold, and Bitcoin and how he uses time and leverage to make compounding inevitable. We also reveal our own real numbers on a duplex deal to show how inflation is quietly building wealth for us in the background. If you are tired of working harder for your money than it does for you, this conversation will be a game changer. Tune in for the roadmap to get on the right side of the wealth gap.

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