Most investors are fighting for scraps in crowded flips. We took a different path. Ryan, Chase, and new guest Justin Hilz breaks down his 0% seller-finance win in Annapolis: how he framed the seller’s tax problem, structured principal-only payments, and added a balloon for exit flexibility without taking a 7% mortgage on the chin.

From there, we zoom out to the market. Sub-$300k homes still fly, but move-up buyers are locked by 3% mortgages and bracing for payment shock. Looking for leverage without speculation? We also get tactical about financing new builds without bleeding interest—use creative lot terms, pay permits out of pocket, wait to trigger hard money until foundation, and only pay interest on draws. 

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Join Ryan, Nick, and Chase on a brand new episode as they discuss the real estate market, as it faces a mix of challenges and opportunities, leading to a "corrugated" or uneven recovery rather than universal struggles. The conversation deep dives on their opinions behind Charlie Kirk's death and how society is more divided now more than ever. Plus, Ryan and Chase share their experiences as they prepare for their first full Ironman race. If you're an investor who prioritizes physical wellness and is hopeful about the future of our nation, then this episode is for you.

Erik Brenner pulls back the curtain on wealth management strategies that were once exclusive to the ultra-wealthy but are now accessible to everyday millionaires. With 32 years of experience operating both wealth advisory and tax accounting firms, Erik delivers practical insights that bridge the gap between financial planning and tax strategy.

Whether you're a business owner, medical professional, or high-income earner, this episode delivers actionable strategies to optimize your finances. As Erik notes, success in wealth management isn't just about making money—it's about keeping more of what you earn through intelligent planning and tax strategy.

Ever wondered how an 18-year-old builds a successful marketing agency while his peers are still figuring out their college plans? Eric Campbell sits down with us to share his remarkable journey from curious teenager to digital marketing entrepreneur managing a global team today.

At just 15, Eric started studying content creators, taking copious notes on digital marketing strategies. By 16, he landed his first video editing client and discovered he had a knack for helping podcasters generate massive view counts. Now running a thriving agency, Eric reveals his unconventional client acquisition methods that cut through the noise of generic pitches.

Beyond marketing tactics, Eric shares his vision for scaling his business while maintaining quality, his thoughts on balancing multiple income streams, and his philosophy on focus as the ultimate entrepreneurial superpower. For anyone looking to build a digital business or improve their content marketing strategy, this conversation offers a masterclass from someone who's achieved remarkable success before even graduating high school.

From island hopping in the Philippines to building million-dollar real estate developments, this episode takes you on a journey through entrepreneurial growth, strategic networking, and authentic business building.

Ryan kicks things off with tales from his Philippines adventure – navigating a grueling 48-hour journey across multiple continents only to immediately dive with whale sharks upon arrival. His cultural immersion with his Filipino VA, Carl, highlights the value of building strong relationships which encompasses a professional one. From Carl staying shredded despite mountains of rice to  experiencing pristine beaches with affordable luxury provide a fascinating glimpse into Filipino culture.

The conversation shifts to the entrepreneurial mindset and how they invest in coaching despite being coaches themselves. This cycle of continuous learning demonstrates why surrounding yourself with people who are where you want to be accelerates success. 

As they prepare for their upcoming Ironman race and announce two exciting networking events, one thing becomes clear – success leaves clues, and those clues often appear in the people you choose to surround yourself with. 

What happens when your account information ends up for sale on the dark web after a single stolen check? In this eye-opening conversation, Ryan and Nick dive deep into the financial vulnerabilities many real estate investors face and the critical systems needed to protect your business.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Ryan prepares for a two-week international trip—a true test of whether his business systems can function without him. This "two-week test" offers valuable insights for any entrepreneur looking to build a self-sustaining operation rather than an owner-dependent job.

Ready to strengthen your real estate business and build systems that work even when you don't? This episode delivers actionable strategies from investors who are doing exactly that. Join us and discover how to protect your financial future while creating space for personal growth.

Jimy Chavarria brings a truly unique perspective to real estate investing through his ability to bridge cultural and linguistic gaps in an industry where communication is everything. From his unexpected origins studying to be a Spanish teacher to building a construction company and mentorship network, Jimmy reveals how being bilingual became his "superpower" in working with Spanish-speaking crews and communities.

This insight proves especially valuable for Spanish-speaking contractors who already excel at construction but need guidance navigating deal structures and building credit properly. Through his Spanish-language podcast and nationwide mentorship approach, Jimy has created a ripple effect where successful mentees go on to teach others, multiplying his impact across communities.

Ready to connect with other real estate professionals? Join us at our next networking event on July 31st in Timonium. It's completely free—no sales pitches, just genuine connections with investors, contractors, lenders and service providers who can help you grow your business and build wealth through real estate.

The landscape for real estate investors in Maryland has never been more challenging. In this eye-opening conversation with Maryland State Delegate Mike Griffith, we uncover the harsh realities of new legislation that threatens property rights and financial viability for both professional and mom-and-pop landlords across the state.

This episode is also filled with light moments, as Ryan and Chase discuss their experiences from their last Ironman race. From quad cramps, to 6-digit bicycles, the world of triathlons could've never been easier and more expensive at the same time. And to wrap up the episode, Chase goes on a full-charged barrage on a company where he recently purchased a cold-plunge for post-exercise recovery.

Whether you're a seasoned real estate investor or an avid triathlete, this conversation provides crucial insights into navigating Maryland's increasingly hostile regulatory environment and the reality of balancing business and physical fitness at the same time.

What happens when those "forever" rental properties start showing their age? In this candid conversation, Ryan reveals his complete strategy shift after realizing his decade-old properties now face expensive repairs that would consume years of cash flow.

The conversation shifts to marketing techniques that have generated substantial business without spending a dime. From Facebook group strategies to relationship building within industries, we share actionable tactics that have yielded immediate results. Ryan recounts his car-buying nightmare as a masterclass in what not to do in customer service, while the team's Ironman training journey offers powerful insights on discipline, accountability, and finding fulfillment beyond business.

This episode delivers practical wisdom from investors who continually evolve their strategies as their wealth and circumstances change.

When random internet strangers decide to roast you about your boat trailer, you might as well lean into it and laugh along. That's exactly what Ryan does in this episode as he recounts his experience going viral for all the wrong reasons. A casual video about boat repair costs unexpectedly blew up to 1.4 million views, all while the resulting comment section battles became their own form of entertainment, proving once again that social media is unpredictable, brutal, and occasionally hilarious.

The conversation shifts to their real estate ventures, revealing both successes and struggles. Whether you're fascinated by real estate investing, training for endurance events, building businesses, or just enjoy authentic conversations about wealth-building, this episode delivers valuable insights wrapped in engaging, often humorous dialogue.