The Three Step Process to Build Real Estate Wealth with Chris Rood
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What is Chris Rood’s three‑step process for building real‑estate wealth?
This is Wake Up to Wealth, a podcast dedicated to helping you change the way you think about wealth. And now, here's your host, Brandon Briningham.
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So check out my guys at accruity, tell them I sent you. Hey, what's up everybody? We are back again with another episode of Wake Up to Wealth. And as of today, as we start And I say thank you to everyone for the support of the show. We are at of today four point eight million downloads, uh, which is just insane to think that we didn't start this very long ago. And you guys have supported us to be one of the top investing shows in the United States. And a few times, you know, I have nothing wrong with Dave Ramsey, but you know I have a little bit different views than Dave Ramsey. We have been number one. Who uh usually Dave Ramsey's number one. Um, but several weeks we have leapfrogged Dave. And because of you listeners, we typically are in the top five consistently on Apple Podcasts and investing.
So can't thank you guys enough. Uh thank you guys so much for your continued support. And I get to bring on really cool guests again, like we are today. And I'm bringing on Chris Rood, who I've wanted to get on the show for a while. Um Thanks for coming on the show today.
Absolutely, Brandon. Appreciate you having me.
So um a couple of things I wanna talk about. You know, I know you you're involved in a lot of different things. Um number one, I appreciate uh I appreciate your content on Facebook, um and on social media in general because I think you tell it very straight. And uh I think we live in a world, not say anything negative about anybody, but we live in a world where there's a lot of gurus on social media that I think give bad advice on investing. And I think you give very tactical, real, you know, great advice when it comes to real estate investing. So I appreciate that. Um it's just refreshing to see and hear.
Yeah, I appreciate that, man. I um I mean, look, social media is Hollywood for one of the entrepreneurs. that are not real operators. I've been an entrepreneur since I was twenty-two years old. Started and bootstrapped many companies out of the back of my truck from scratch and took them to seven figures before I was even on social media. So When I got into onto social media and I started seeing all the hat truce and bullshit, you know, it's pretty easy to pinpoint who's who's telling the truth, who's lying by over the over exaggerations and just, you know, anybody can do this. It's so easy. No, dude, nobody not everybody can do this. This shit is the hardest thing you would do in your lifetime.
Yeah, no doubt. Um, I wanna talk about a couple of things. One thing that I've seen you talk about, and I don't wanna misquote this, so I'm gonna let you say it, but I think it's it's so true is you talk about um and I want you to say it in your words, but you talk about kinda like You know, it's either three or four buckets of like real estate, like today money, kind of in the middle money, long term money. Um, I just think that's a very simple way to explain it. And I never really see people talk about that. Like if you wouldn't mind, kind of dive into that because I I think that's so good.
Yeah, I mean look, I'm um I'm a very simple basic guy.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Chris Rood’s three‑step process for building real‑estate wealth?
0:03–4:12
2
How does Chris define and differentiate fast, medium, and slow money in real estate?
4:12–7:54
3
Why does Chris say buying at wholesale prices is the first step for new investors?
7:54–11:15
4
What lessons did Chris learn from the 2008 crash and early bankruptcies?
11:15–14:03
5
How did mobile home parks become Chris’s primary investment focus?
14:03–18:17
6
What are the common pitfalls of raising capital before you’ve invested your own money?
18:17–21:32
7
Why does Chris emphasize personal responsibility and mental toughness for wealth creation?
21:32–25:14
8
How can listeners connect with Chris Rood and access his resources?
25:14–28:32
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