Neil Patel

He lived in a normal house, saved up tons of money from being an anesthesiologist over the years, probably bought a home for like 400 grand.

I don't know what the price is, but let's call it four or 500 grand in, you know, somewhere in LA or Orange County.

It adds up over time.

You build up equity.

You don't spend much money.

You drive a Toyota.

You'll save up a lot of cash over the years.

He ended up giving us the line of credit on his house of, I believe it was $200,000 at the time.

And we used that to get Crazy Egg going and get it into a place that was working out.

But we got the 200 grand and we had to turn around the business.

We used the 200 grand.

It still wasn't enough though, but that's really all we had.

But that was his only son and he married my sister.

I only have one sibling.

My parents also had around 200 and something thousand dollars in their life savings and

I think it was around 250.

We started pulling like tranches of like 50 grand at a time because my sister and I were on their bank accounts.

So we kind of didn't ask.

It's more like, you know, they say ask for forgiveness, not permission.

So we started taking it.