The Two Stewards Show

This world is a beautiful place, but many things are broken. One broken thing is our money. And although Mark and I can't fix our money on our own, we can certainly talk about it. So, join us as we imagine a world with perfectly sound money. A world where the government is not in control of the money. Where banks cannot lend more than they have. And where everything is as it should be.

One thing we have found that helps combat the broken money from our government is investing in hard assets like real estate. If you want to learn how real estate can work for you,

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What happens when the government controls the money? 

Banks, hyperinflation, theft, insolvency, freezing accounts, unnecessary wars. What is it like to live through this stuff? 

This is a very serious topic. Thus, there will be no joking or laughing on this episode. We hope you understand

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The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. But money itself is at the root of many things... What happens when that money is corrupted? Money has been corrupted many times throughout history, is now, and in this fallen world, always will be. 

In this episode, Brent and Mark discuss the most important characteristics of money. Then they go back in time to see what early civilizations used as money. They also discuss why these primitive moneys failed.

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Seasons are changing. The weather is getting colder. Holiday season is just around the corner. Love is in the air. One thing Mark and Brent LOVE about this time of year is the Government of Canada's Fall Economic Statement!

In this episode, they break down the key points of this new update. 

If you want to get in touch, reach out at www.twostewards.ca

The "beginning of money" is an example of a topic that gets Brent and Mark so excited that they barely remember what they wanted to say. This happens more frequently than either would like to admit, but they just keep talking until somehow it all ties back together. If for some reason it doesn't all tie together, they just start the episode over and try again.

Although they may not be the more eloquent podcasters, they can certainly help you to steward your wealth through real estate. If you want to know how they can help you, reach out at www.twostewards.ca

If you are interested in learning more about using real estate to protect your savings and store your value into the future, reach out on our website at www.twostewards.ca

If you want to reach out to Mark, he can be found at www.joyhill.ca

If you want to get a hold of Brent, he is at www.goodstewards.ca

What is a JOINT VENTURE?? That is where multiple parties invest in a property together, and then they live happily ever after. So pleasant and harmonious...

Well, it is actually not always pleasant and harmonious. There are many things to consider before getting into one! In this episode we share some tips on JVs from our own experiences!

So, whether you have limited funds and can't qualify for a deal by yourself, or you have funds but no time to do a deal... listen to see if a JV is right for you!

We would love to hear your feedback! Please send it in by visiting www.twostewards.ca

Mark and Brent take a quick minute to check in on the world. Turns out, there is a fair bit going on in the world and Mark likes to talk about it, so they it took longer than a minute. They touch on topics from INTEREST RATES, to JAPAN. 

Not sure what Japan has to do with anything? I guess you'll have to listen to find out!

Does looking at the news these days make you depressed? Anxious? Confused? Fearful? As Christians, we confess that nothing happened by chance, but only according to God's perfect design. It is helpful to reflect on that truth. 

If you want to chat about how you can steward your wealth through these hard times, reach out by email today, at [email protected]

To reach Brent, visit: www.goodstewards.ca

To reach Mark, visit: www.joyhill.ca

How do you structure a real estate deal? One way to structure a deal is the GPLP structure (General Partnership, Limited Partnership Structure). This structure is commonly used on larger scale deals with larger scale returns. These deals are limited to 'accredited investors' also known as 'rich people'.

You may be wondering why the rich are always getting the best opportunities. We would say that it comes down to financial literacy, appetite for risk, and long-term thinking. Which is funny because at the Two Stewards show, we talk about those topics all the time. So if you want to become an accredited investor one day, we suggest you keep listening.

Want to learn more? Reach out to our hosts at www.twostewards.ca

Have you heard about these ADUs??! They are going to be something!

If you have no idea what an ADU is, go back and have a listen to the past two episodes. We began to discuss how ADUs can begin to start to try to help to alleviate a small part of a portion of some of the pressure we are feeling here in Southern Ontario. AND how they create cash-flow and extra returns on your investment property!

Remember, as an investor and asset owner, pressure on the housing market can be beneficial to you!

If you need help to find out if an ADU is right for your property, go to our website and download our FREE BACKYARD SUITE Treasure Map!

Our website is www.twostewards.ca

Have your finances been getting a bit tight lately? Have you been forced to look for other streams of income? Have you even started to dig around in your backyard looking for TREASURE?? If so, this episode will be a big help!

Tune in as Brent and Mark discuss how to find the treasure in your backyard. They break down where to dig, how far down to dig, and when to stop digging! 

If you need a map, go to www.twostewards.ca and download our FREE Backyard Suite TREASURE MAP: How to Find BIG MONEY in YOUR BACKYARD!

If you have any further questions, email us: [email protected]