My major in the army made us read real estate books and gave us a class every week while we were in Afghanistan. I currently have 7 units but have had as much as 19 since being in Afghanistan. Just keep moving forward.

What is stuck to me the most from this episode it how the guest speaker has so much confidence speaking on real estate, but he is just a regular guy as many of us with regular jobs. And how just by putting into practice what we learn in real estate can make you grow. There is no secret... it's action! Very inspiring!

Several thoughts 1. This investor Tylor Wing for being in his 20's is highly impressive. His communication skills and his aptitude are what you would expect from someone much older and way more experienced in real estate. 2. This cohost Jamil Damji ask much better questions than Rob Abasolo. He allows David Greene to go back to sleep like he did when he cohost with Brandon Turner . 3. I would have liked some deeper questions such as how he financing his deals. There is no way you can do seller financing on all of his deals. 4. I would have like to learn how much gross rent and net operating profit is he taking home each month. 5. Did David Greene really leave this interview to eat? I hope not.

I'm a USAF Veteran and have a similar business model in the Vancouver, WA market area. Keep up the great work.

This guy might be the most impressive beginner investor I've ever listened to! No money down on most of his deals and 30 units in 2 years without any experience is mind-boggling!!! Hooah!!!

Good podcast. Taylor has a good business acumen and knows what he wants to accomplish. I would have liked to hear more about how he got the 30 rental units in 2 years. That is 1.25 units per month which means multiple projects going on at the same time. How did he keep all that organized? When did the properties start cash flowing? How long to find a tenant? Does he use a property manager?

Whoa! Way to go my Brother -In-Arms, keep it up. I'm started my real estate LLC, on my first actual deal that was just closed. Under reno now, waiting to finish so I can rent, refi, and repeat. Looking at my next deal already.

The deep dive deal didn’t cover much details at all. I wish y’all would have covered, how much was or percentage was financed by the lender and what percentage was down payment. The note the seller carried for the him, what was the interest on that over how long of a period. I just wish you guys would have went into more details. Btw, great episode overall.

30 units in 2 years with a LT's salary. Even with "creative" financing I think we are possibly missing some information here. Either way, I am very happy for his success.

This young man has a very inspiring and awesome journey to financial freedom. Excellent conversation, gentlemen!

Be cautious when investing out of State. I was ripped off from a property management company in Toledo. I had to change companies a few times to make things right.

Wall Street pitched so-called quality stocks with high profitability and low debt, as a kind of insurance against whatever the economy might throw at you. Quality stocks have underperformed the S&P500 this year, My $400k portfolio is down by approximately 20 %, any recommendations to scale up my ROI before retirement will be highly appreciated.

This is one thoughtful and mindful guy. Impressed with his approach.

I can tell you went to West Point! Thanks for your service.

What a phenomenal story! Hats off to you!

LEO the HERO😂 Awesome episode guys. Made me smile big. Taylor, I'm so happy for you!

Loved this episode! Great questions Jamil.

Great job doing this at a young age. Its the consistency factor.

This video is full of gems.

This is such an inspiring story from such a young man, keep growing Taylor

Great story. Very inspiring. Key takeaways are having the right mindset and taking action.

This guy should start his own podcast damn!

Great questions by both and awesome guest speaker inspiring to make us realize u just got to get your feet wet when scared and navigate through the process

One day I will start that’s a promise to myself but great information all around

Hey im a local contractor and property manager in sioux falls, SD! Our team is always interested in connecting with local investors.

I don’t get it. On the deal the owner owed 100k house worth 2-215k seems there was significant equity, why was he motivated to subto without any compensation.

Where have I been? Jamil is a cohost now?? Love it even more.

Landlording is a lot of work. "Financial Freedom" is not exactly a good description of this business. It is not a passive stock portfolio. Still, inspirational how someone grows their business model.

Great video!!!! We just took out a heloc on our property and are now looking for awesome deals in kern county California! Hopefully we can find some good deals and build a decent portfolio like his! Good stuff!!!

Great execution. Thank you for sharing your story. Would love to get together when you get down to Florida. We live on the Treasure Coast.

Biggerpockets needs to make a movie about this guy and his lucky dog Leo! lol

I'm barely starting my journey and currently doing a house hack on my single family home. I would like to connect with Taylor, I'm a Veteran with a VA loan and now ready to continue on my next investment

I love the taking action man!! congrats and i also want to be finacially free soon one day.

11:50 best advice ever. Start ugly and try.

Can you all speak more about creative financing?

Taylor good job man congrats, you are very inspiring

I wish they had short versions of these videos for those of us who are too busy to watch them

Respect! Nicely done. Big question is: How do you do this in a hot city though?

Thank you all for this I am about to invest in my first multi unit this info is as good as gold.

There are so many holes in his story. Even if what he says is all true, he is in neck deep debt, he does not own anything yet.

He couldn't eat a sandwich before his guest arrived for a podcast?

Great videos, but In my province right now I can’t buy a double wide trailer in a park for less than 160k.

Very good video’ thanks you

It’s hard to relate to this podcast being that I have no military background. I have a blood clotting disorder that won’t allow me to get in the military which is a shame because using a VA loan is smart but only people in the military can access one. So if you can access one more power too you but when something your born with takes away that option to serve and use that leverage it’s a hard pill to swallow. I don’t know why anyone who is serving or has served doesn’t do this because you get an advantage actually getting a loan with not much requirement.

Lmao at David grabbin a sandwhich.

If you buy a sub2 deal can you take advantage of the tax incentives like depreciation?

I’m truly inspired. I’m motivated to get my feet wet.

Great show

I'm getting a dog!

Great episode.

This is a great video!

Which Mortgage place currently does VA the best? I am in the 700’s and have no debt. Veterans United? USAA? Or ?

So cool! But isn't there a massive amount of problems with rental tenants?

A house that is less than 100,000....Well I'm SOL. Can't find anything in Boston for less then 500,000 and outside the city maybe 300,000.

That was amazing to hear this story, but it also made me feel like a loser! I have been following BP for 5 years and only did 3 deals in the past 5 years. so now, should I quit since I am the worse RE Investor, or WTF.

Sooo. He talks to guy that has a 200k house and 100k left on mortgage. The guy walks out and he takes over payment…and seller basically gives new owner 100k equity. Nice deal. 🤔

He said the same ship 20x it fell on my lap

I'm so torn on starting with a str or ltr. Ugh....

How do you Refinance assumed loans. Are the loans in your name or the original owners needs to refi

No one refinancing. You're underwater.

I want the Word document 😅🙏

Did you have to evict all tenants in the 8-plex?

Do you guys have an episode about the 30+ year old person $15,000 or more in debt working a dead end job that turned it all around by learning a high income skill and investing their extra income into real estate to achieve financial freedom?

I am looking to purchase my first investment property, I could use a HELOC as I have equity available to me. I currently have a good cash flow and money saved up. would you recommend using the HELOC to buy the home or use the cash?

Taylor, said he did a BRRR on a Subto. How does that work if the financing on the property is not in his nane but the owners

Does anyone invest in rentals who would do things differently in hindsight? I noticed some people have one or two rentals and some have a bunch.

Terrific 😂❤

What is the owners benefit when someone does a sub to? He mentioned he didn’t put any down.

I wonder where did he buy these properties

Taylor Wing where are you buying in Florida I live in Florida as well maybe we can meet up

He's using free VA money

did he just start off this video with.. "I just went straight to West point? "🤔 yeah he's just like you and me.. everyday Joe..lol

Where did he buy houses?

Bottom line, I need to walk my dog more often!

Not being negative about a success so I'm happy for anybody to be successful but most of the people using the armies I mean he had a good income coming in at a good saving or people of corporate Is easier to start when you have money a lady was on food stamps or struggle because most of us are struggling and to see how they made it more stories about people who were struggling I worked at McDonald's , or was homeless those are stories that are truly inspiring than to hear how people already have money made it that doesn't help us you know really doesn't but my hats off to you

Turkish subtitle pleasee

Young thug out there somewhere watching this 👁️

First! Oooohh la la....

Thats lame, hes just making money off of other people’s hard work. No real skills,

The tide going out is going to get pretty funny soon.

You didnt create a win win situation you screwed a vet out of his equity with a bunch of BS.

Very good video’ thanks you