Jim Manning
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180 appearances
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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What's cool about the real world, though, is, you know, it's not always completely reliant on what I myself, Jim Manning, or what you can do.
A lot of times, if we get creative, what we figure out is that we can leverage other people's time.
Right.
And so, like I mentioned, the private lending is an amazing strategy.
So if you decide, hey, I really like what I'm doing, I'm making good enough money to have a surplus to invest.
Well, why not put my money to work for me rather than me be the one that ends up doing all of the work?
And in that case, becoming a private lender is allows you to be a real estate investor with just stroking a check.
And then not having to figure out all the things that it takes place to be a successful real estate investor, right?
And then generate some passive income and let other people do the work for you.
So the importance behind that is if you...
know what you're doing as an investor you probably can make a higher return doing all the work yourself but is it worth it is it worth having a second full-time job to be able to put this into place is it worth missing kids family events or you know missing weekend basketball games for for your son or daughter and you know getting kind of crystal clear on that and a lot of people think well that's what i have to do if i want to be financially free well maybe
Or maybe you can double down on your existing career, create more income or more of a surplus, and then find other mechanisms to invest in, like the private lending or there's real estate funds out there to get good at deploying your money, having it go out and work for you, and then creating that financial freedom through other people's effort.
Oh, yeah.
Good question.
So I can just tell you from my perspective and why I like real estate and why I'm more of a real estate guy than
the overall market.
The stock market, what's interesting about it is that it's really only valuable, like if I own $100 of Apple stock, well, it's only valuable to me when I sell it.
And assuming someone else has $100 that they're willing to pay for it, or hopefully $200 down the road, right?
The value happens when the stock gets sold.
So there's a lot of things not in your control when you have the perceived value of a stock.
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