Todd Pultz

Now, if you buy something in Malibu or, you know, something crazy in New York, could you make a million bucks?

Sure you could.

Sure you could.

But when we talk about wealth and I'm teaching young investors how to really make money, we're talking about making 20 to 40,000 on flip in the Midwest, you know?

But when we talk about wealth and, and I'm teaching young investors how to really make money, we're talking about making 20 to 40,000 on flip in the Midwest, you know?

And then how do you take that money?

And then how do you take that money?

How do you take that 20 and 40,000 bucks and turn that into a long-term hold, right?

How do you take that 20 and 40,000 bucks and turn that into a long-term hold, right?

And for me, flipping was always a vehicle to fund my landlord addiction.

And, and,

For me, flipping was always a vehicle to fund my landlord addiction.

And that's what I did.

And that's what I did.

I didn't take money.

I didn't take money.

I didn't go out and blow it at a club or a bar or, you know, make it rain somewhere.

I didn't go out and blow it at a club or a bar or, you know, make it rain somewhere.

I would take the money we made from flips and I would use that to buy whatever I could using hard money in conjunction with what I made off the flip to buy another whole property.

I would take the money we made from flips and I would use that to buy whatever I could using hard money in conjunction with what I made off the flip to buy another whole property.