Dean Graziosi

for the condo and her lifestyle in Florida.

And then I, what I found out is when her husband died, he gave her a price.

It was, I think 220,000.

It's like you, you get 220 or don't sell this house before he passed away.

So I found out that's what she needed.

She needed the money in Florida.

I gave her the full price she was asking for, but I got it with no interest.

And I got it with no money down.

So I didn't care that I was probably paying, I don't know, probably 15, 20 grand too much, but it worked out fine because, you know, I was able to pay her over time and I put my sweat equity in.

No interest, zero interest.

She didn't, but I had a three-year balloon.

So at the end of three years, I promised I'd pay her in full.

By the end of the three years, I had it fully rented, renovated.

I was able to get a bank loan and pay her off.

And I kept it for probably five or six years.

For about, uh, 44, I mean, this is years ago.

God, this is like 30 years ago.

It was like 4,200 bucks a month, something like that.

No, I sold that.

I know I should have.