The FasterFreedom Show Podcast

What do you do when you take over managing a 32-unity property where the landlord collects rent with a gun behind his back? Join Sam and Lucas as they recount the wild story of how they were able to eventually own a derelict building with knife marks in the drywalls and water bubbles in the ceiling.

‍

First, they fixed it, then they bought it, then they re-financed it – and now they’re sitting with a multi-family accommodation asset that sits at well above market value. Learn to do the right thing as a landlord, and you can secure your long-term financial security too!

‍

We’re giving away 2, all-inclusive sets of tickets for a full day and night with us worth $10-20,000! Get the chance to fly from anywhere in the country to our office in St. Louis and spend the entire day with us, plus a little dinner on the side, before we fly you back the next day. Enter to win here

‍

“If you are in real estate, or you want to get into real estate, you have a choice. You can either be a slum landlord or a good landlord. If you do the right thing you can have pride in ownership – and you’re going to make more money. If you get better tenants in and take better care of your property, you’re going to make more money in the long run because tenants aren’t going to move out.” ~ Sam Primm

Every business can be run 100 different ways, but one of those ways will be the most successful.

‍

Your business may be doing well, but is it doing its best? In this episode, we go through each of our businesses and how we run each of them uniquely to cater to the specific niche. Owning a business is not just opening the doors and selling your product or service; there are so many moving parts behind the scenes that are not seen by the general public. If you're thinking about opening a small business or if yours is not as successful as you’d hoped, this episode is for you.

‍

We’re giving away 2, all-inclusive sets of tickets for a full day and night with us worth $10-20,000! Get the chance to fly from anywhere in the country to our office in St. Louis and spend the entire day with us, plus a little dinner on the side, before we fly you back the next day. Enter to win here

You've probably heard people say that you should not mix family with business. It's because working with friends and family can be risky. But there's also a risk when hiring somebody you don't know. So the question is, how much risk are you willing to take? And when things don't go well with that friend you hired, how do you terminate the business partnership and still be friends?

‍

In today's episode, Sam and Lucas share what they've done, how they have partnered with some of their closest friends and family, and the results. After hearing their story, you can decide if it's the right thing to do.

‍

We’re giving away 2, all-inclusive sets of tickets for a full day and night with us worth $10-20,000! Get the chance to fly from anywhere in the country to our office in St. Louis and spend the entire day with us, plus a little dinner on the side, before we fly you back the next day. Enter to win here.

‍

“We're buddies doing business together, and we think you should do business with your friends as well; if you have the right culture and expectations, it's a home run.”

- Sam Primm

Quitting a regular job can be difficult for most people. In fact, some choose to stay even when they’re no longer happy or fulfilled, and it’s taking a toll on their mental health. The reason for that is simple: financial security. If you’re dreaming of leaving your job in the near future, this episode will give you the framework to follow so you can transition with ease within the next five years. Learn how to leverage your active income to build a passive income that will guarantee your generational wealth.

‍

We’re giving away 2, all-inclusive sets of tickets for a full day and night with us worth $10-20,000! Get the chance to fly from anywhere in the country to our office in St. Louis and spend the entire day with us, plus a little dinner on the side, before we fly you back the next day. Enter to win here.

‍

“If you want to be your own boss, you got to have a plan and take steps to go do it and not just wing it.” - Sam Primm