Andrew Keene

So maybe it's a year or two, three, five years down the road.

But once you have the unit, you can either do a long term rental, which you're not going to get that, you know, return on investment of 35% a year.

You're just going to cover your mortgage costs.

Yeah, you'll get maybe, you'll make a little bit, or also you can do is you can just sell the unit.

So there are always risks involved.

And I'm not saying that, I made a lot of money on the trade for trading, and I'm not saying I'm gonna take 100% of my capital that I made trading and do this, but I think as a percentage of my total net worth, it's totally doable thing.

Me?

I think my trading account was probably around like $5 million.

I've made trading.

Yeah.

So, I mean, when I, when I first started trading, um, I was, I was backed by a boat of capital management and, uh, they put up $250,000 for me to trade.

Eventually it became better and better.

I graduated from school.

I went through a clerk to trade program.

I graduated from the University of Illinois, Champaign Urbana.

They put you through a clerk to trade program.

They teach you how to trade about nine months to a year, make like two grand a month.

And then hopefully you get the opportunity to trade.

And then they back you with their money because they're going to upcharge your commissions.

They're going to also, you know, take a percentage of the profit.