What's good, everyone. Before we start the episode, I want to share with you a unique financial strategy that savvy docs are using to purchase real estate.

Now, even if you are starting with single family homes, or you might even be in the big leagues trying to get 20, 50, or even 100 unit complexes, this strategy might be for you.

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I'm talking about the creditors and the lawsuits.

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to learn more. What's good, everyone.

Dr. Ney here.

So we're going to bring back the Dark or Real Estate series.

We haven't put out an episode recently, mainly because we hit a low.

And what that means is we've hit a couple of potholes along the process of trying to get our six-unit property in Pennsylvania.

Stay tuned for future episodes. We're going to go through all of that, right? We put in an offer. We're going through the process of getting it

solidified and actually going through the process of closing. So in a future episode or episodes,

excuse me, we're going to be talking about all of that process. Today, we're going to be talking

about what it's like to get into the real

estate game, but not doing it the traditional way, like going into it and renting it to someone

for a year or two years or however long, but doing it with short-term rentals. So what I mean by that

is like doing it through Airbnbs, where you rent to someone or rent to multiple people for maybe a day,

two days, a week, maybe even longer than that. But we call that short-term rentals. The guest that I'm

going to have on the show, his name is Dr. David Jogginis. He's doing over six figures with the

two properties that he has in Dallas, Texas. Now, you may have heard

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