I'm going to start out small on my own, really figure it out.

So I hope to buy anywhere from five to 12 unit building this year and start stacking from there.

And, you know, my goal is essentially to in the next five to 10 years, own over 1,000 units.

And to be able to own and manage those would be really awesome.

So those are some of the new goals I have in mind.

You know, they're monster goals, but, you know, I'm going to start tipping away at it,

doing one thing every day and see where it puts me.

Welcome to the real estate and financial independence podcast.

My name is Chad Carson.

You can call me coach.

And this is a show all about investing in real estate, achieving financial independence, and doing more of what matters.

Hey, everyone.

It's great to have you here listening to another show, whether you're a brand new listener, a long-term listener. I appreciate you being here.

Today's episode is about how an NFL athlete used real estate vesting to create $300,000 per

year of cash flow. I'm going to interview Devon Conard. He is an outside linebacker with

Arizona Cardinals. Just an amazing guy, very thoughtful, has a broad interest of different things.

And it's kind of fun for me. This is one of those episodes that combine two different universes

that I've lived in as a former football player. I never played the NFL like Devon did. I kind of

cut my career right before that happened. But I did play college football and just appreciate his

his excellence in that world. And he's a really good athlete. But he's also shown how you can use

his good fortune of being a good athlete and making money and transition that and decide to invest wisely.

So whether or not any of us are going to be in the NFL, most of us are not. There are a lot of

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