Austin Cheviron

And so fast forward, I go to, actually I go to, this is a great example.

I go to put it all in the book form.

And this book cost me about 50 grand to write, is what I'm in it for.

And I'm like, well, shit, I don't wanna go work.

I don't wanna go find another client or two to go pay for the book.

And so I took one property, one asset,

And I turned it and I swapped it over to the other asset.

I was able to just sell one house, strip it away, give me 50 grand and buy the book.

And I'm still diversified now.

But what that allowed me to do is without having to go work more to earn more money, I was able to just strip it from something easily.

Make one call, money's in my account in three weeks, house is sold.

And so that's for me what the passive income with the residential has done.

It's been really nice to allow me to be able to give and to do without the fear of like, God, you got to go make more money.

You need to work every day and every night.

And that's part of it, Brandon.

Like we didn't get to where we're at because we were lazy.

But then again, I tell people you don't have like if you have to work today to earn money and to pay your bills, it's a warning sign that you might always have to work to earn money to pay your bills.

Go get yourself some assets.

So 60 days I took to write everything I knew about money.

And then on day 30, I called my cousin who was my business partner at the time.